James Harden's new Houston restaurant is getting horrendous reviews after Nets trade

James Harden is still planning to move forward with a new business venture in the Houston area despite his recent trade and, well, tumultuous exit with the Rockets.

The newest member of the Brooklyn Nets, according to the Houston Chronicle, is still set to open up a steakhouse in Houston this month. The restaurant, Thirteen, is named after his jersey number.

On the surface, it sounds like a good idea. Professional athletes open restaurants and other businesses all the time.

Houston fans, however, aren’t happy about it — and are making that fact known.

Rockets fans leave horrible reviews for Harden’s restaurant

It’s not even open yet, but Harden’s restaurant is getting horrendous reviews on Google.

As of Thursday afternoon, the eatery had just 2.7 stars on Google and the main photo had been changed to one of a burning toilet.

Most of the reviews match the photo.

Hopefully, for Harden’s sake, the food can win fans back over once Thirteen opens its doors.

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