Cowboys and Indians Tex-Indian Kitchen in Houston

Food was good and atmosphere was nice. Wine was a bit pricey for the level of restaurant. Our service was awkward and subpar. Our server was very nice, but you could tell she has never worked in the industry or given proper training. I had to explain what chardonnay and Tito's and soda was, as well as explain that when a Jameson and Diet is ordered you do not tell the bar tender straight up. Our group shuffled in and we were chatting waiting to order, and service never came. Trying to be understanding of how the job market and hiring are right now we figured we would essentially have to stop talking and put our menus down. This still did not work. Additionally there was about 5 minutes our server kept gushing over how pretty our friend was, and after this only eye contact was made with her. On the menu it says to ask for the onions and such, which I did. It was brought out only to the "pretty" girl. Getting to go boxes was even a struggle and at this point it was testing my patience. Finally our check came and our other friend was charged ~$15 for a side of naan to go. We explained and they fixed, but it took a while for them to figure out. Maybe it is because new location, issues with staffing, but if you have staff make sure you train them. She was SUPER nice, just very unaware. Excited to go back again and update my rev...

Naan-chos : the Indian version of nachos! These were super tasty and I loved the crispy naan instead of chips in my nachos, and added bonus, my naan didn't break in the middle of my bite! Cowboys and Indians is basically the restaurant that embodies my life, an American born of Indian descent, a real Tex-In. And you can't deny it, the blend of Texas and Indian food together surely makes for some excellent flavor combos! I love that the menu has something for everyone on here, quesadillas, curries, kabobs, and chicken wings! My favorite part about coming here is the new cocktail menu - you'll have to read all the creative fusion cocktail names like the Banglarita or The Dot not the Feather before you decide! Not only are the names crafty, the cocktails are too - and quite delicious! They recently relocated and re-opened their new doors. The space is lovely with awesome colorful murals outside, an amazing restroom walkway (you'll know what I'm talking about when you go to the restroom) and a new beautiful blue bar!

This was one of my favorite places. I ordered food from here over 17 times (Uber eats verified it) and went to their old location often. I'm ordered from their new location today as was pretty disappointed. This evening I ordered my usual Veggie Naan quesadilla, and it looked like there was meat on it, someone scraped it off and then just threw some chickpeas on it. I second guessed myself and smelled it to check, and it smelled like meat. I haven't eaten meat in forever, and didn't want to risk getting sick so I didn't even get to eat it. There was nothing else really to it, either...no onions, no jalepenos, and the presentation looked like it was just slapped together. Also, the veggie samosas used to come with 4 per order (I ordered 2 sides) and only got 6. It's even pictured with 4 so I'm a bit confused where the other two went. I was super disappointed. I really hope this was a one off situation, because it was my go-to place for vegetarian comfort food", and I tho...