Stayed at the Lux with my children this past weekend for a football competition at the AT&T stadium. After returning to the hotel that evening after the games we had an appetite and excited to try the hotel restaurant since they were only open for dinner hours. Upon arrival there were only 2 other patrons aside from staff. Staff were all sitting at tables socializing with each other and we were immediately told not to touch the balloons as they were for an event later that night. Totally understandable and sat far away. Our waitress approached and informed us they only have 3 things on a very large menu--fried crawfish, shrimp and something else. So i asked for a discount due to lack of preparation nor alert to hotel host. Waitress goes up to a woman at a table talking to ask her if this would be ok, to which this incredibly inconvenienced woman aggressively shakes her head no and goes back to the table to continue playing friends with the staff at the table. So when I requested to ask her/ explain we were just tired from a long day of competition she shuts down and says Zuri is not part of hotel and its not her problem that their restaurant doesn't have food. So since she wasn't part of the hotel I suggested clearly a negative review is possible. If the hotel gives excellent service and the restaurant does not. That did not go over well with her so she immediately yelled B*** you'd better get your a** out of here before I kick you in the face!....mind you this was in front of my children. After talking to hotel management they graciously gave them a meal for the night from their gift shop and advised that their restaurant staff are notorious for being on drugs and aggressive so they are working to fire that staff. All in all. Would not recommend going unless you are a cop to arrest the ratchet staff here.

My husband & I got to the hotel late. After traveling all day we wanted to relax with something light to eat & drinks. The Zuri was perfect! Our server was very upbeat & friendly. Food & drinks were great! We loved the huge booth that gave us privacy. Perfect if you don't want to leave the hotel!

Stayed for three day at the hotel where this bar is located. It is more of a club and not a restaurant. Ordered the nachos with brisket and it was not very good. I also ordered a diet pop which was flat. The bartender replaced my drink and was pretty cool. The owner/manager was there also and was a cool dude. At night this place is a pure night club that charges a fee to people who are not staying at the hotel. They are strict with their dress code. I was upset because I thought this place was a restaurant that food could be purchased throughout the day. You have to leave the hotel to get a meal or a drink during the day. I was really upset when they were not open to watch the NBA playoffs.

show up with 400 ppl checked into the hotel attached to the ZURI. they knew we were coming that night and still only staffed TWO people AND were out of everything but WINGS. Get your s**t together and fix this

We ate here during our Thanksgiving stay for a Cowboys game. The food was the standard fare of burgers, catfish, and all things fried. However, the service was outstanding, with the staff giving up their Thanksgiving to make sure the guests were cared for. Kudos to them for making us feel welcome and special.