About Confessions Restaurant
Confessions Restaurant is a single‑location dining and nightlife venue located on the second floor at 3200 Kirby Drive in Houston’s Upper Kirby / Greenway area. Positioning itself as a “restaurant & lounge,” it serves elevated Southern American and American‑fusion dishes such as lamb chop Rockefeller, honey truffle chicken, specialty wings, burgers, and pasta, alongside a full bar program focused on creative cocktails and bottle service. The space is designed for an immersive nightlife experience, with plush seating, dramatic decor, curated music, and options for private dining and group events.([enprimeurclub.com](https://www.enprimeurclub.com/restaurants/confessions-houston-restaurant))
A charge from this merchant typically appears when a guest dines at Confessions, buys drinks or hookah, attends one of their recurring themed nights (for example, Monday $1 chargrilled oysters and $10 hookah, or ladies’ nights), or reserves a table or section for a special event. Because it operates as both a restaurant and lounge with late‑night hours and weekend brunch, charges can include food, cocktails, hookah, gratuity, bottle service, and sometimes event or minimum‑spend commitments. Card-not-present transactions may also occur when placing deposits or paying for reservations over the phone or online.([opentable.com](https://www.opentable.com/r/confessions-houston?utm_source=openai))
If you don’t recognize a Confessions charge, first check recent dining, nightlife, and brunch outings in Houston, particularly around Upper Kirby, and ask anyone who may have used your card. Look for an email or text confirmation from Confessions, OpenTable, or their own booking system, and compare the amount to your receipt if you visited. For questions or disputes, you can contact the restaurant directly using the phone number or contact details on confessionstx.com or via their official social media profiles; they can usually look up your bill by date, time, and last four digits of the card. If you still suspect fraud, promptly contact your bank to block the card and dispute the transaction.