Honda Care sent these clowns out to tow my 17 year old's Civic to the Honda dealership. She was…read moreleft with this damage, and the owner Ali called me a liar and refused to send me his insurance info. I'm also filing a police report against him.

One of their drivers, in tow, changed lanes on a frontage road of 121 without signaling, and then…read morebarreled straight towards me as I was trying to get on the frontage road. You apparently have to be psychic to know where these drivers are going, because they don't drive by the law, or any ethics.

They will celebrate a 100-year history in 2020!! Originally established in 1920 as the Dallas…read moreSilent Club (and incorporated in 1949). In 1970, they were renamed to the Dallas Association of the Deaf, Inc. (DAD). Made up of nearly 1,500 members, they are here to serve the needs of the D/deaf and hard of hearing (HOH) people in the Dallas, Texas vicinity, and their goal is to preserve their Deaf heritage, culture and American Sign Language (ASL). Although I am hearing, my intent is to write a YELP review for those who are curious about this organization and would like to know more about it from another source. Yes, my daughter and I are hearing and we are always looking for Deaf events that encourage us to join them and learn more about Deaf culture and help improve our ASL. With deep research I found DAD, but with more exposure, DAD could reach a larger audience and increase their numbers. Whether you are D/deaf, HOH, or hearing you are welcomed here. Membership for DAD is $10.00 annually. They are only open 1st and 3rd SATURDAY unless otherwise indicated on the website. We recently attended a wonderful event hosted by DAD called, the 18th Annual Dallas Bass Association of the Deaf (DBAD) luncheon. We were not required to have a membership to attend this event. It was a day-long event, $10.00 pp that included your lunch and it was held from noon until 5 pm. There were approximately 50+ people there, only four of us were hearing. We stayed for four hours. One by one we met and signed with nearly everyone there. We really enjoyed their personal stories about where they were from, their hardships and happiness. We definitely learned more about Deaf culture, and we were encouraged to tell others about DAD and to come back. See my pictures :) The best source for finding events with DAD is their Facebook page. Search: Dallas Association of the Deaf, Inc. When you arrive at the DAD building it is very intimidating. If you are not familiar with the area, like us, you are not confident that you are in the right place. This is how much we trusted Google, lol. The building is not branded with any kind of "DAD" signage and the physical numbers on the building are nearly gone. There is a door that faces the street and another door that faces the parking lot. We did not understand which door to enter. We drove around the building twice before we were able to figure it out. FYI it is the door facing the parking lot. However, once you step through the doors the environment was warm and inviting. The bar is to the left and it is set up for guests over 21+ who enjoy alcohol, however, you can order anything you want. The prices are more than reasonable. The bar area is very large, visually inviting, cool lights are strung above your head and there are a few game tables nearby like pool and poker. The banquet area is to the right and it is set up with oversized round tables that make it easy to sign to anyone around you. The food was catered in and potluck style. There was fried chicken, catfish, french fries, creamed corn, cucumber salad, cornbread as well as a table full of deserts. After four hours, we did not want to overstay our welcome so we politely visited each person to say goodbye. It took us another 30 minutes to say goodbye because we had made such great friends. I sincerely hope this YELP review was helpful and if you have any questions about DAD contact: info@dallasdeafclub.org

An amazing facility specifically designed by a deaf architect, including deaf spaces and curved…read morewalls, for the hearing impaired. Warm is their staff, approachable, patient, funny, and, informative also. I thoroughly enjoyed the event I attended here last evening. A wonderful introduction of DAC's space and mission. Enthralled and excited I am of their developing youth and nurturing seniors programs. A perfect end to this evening was the taste of their ASL class. With no spoken words, beautiful were our hands mimicking the instructor's. Enlightened I am with this experience of being a hearing person. CHEERS!

DAC provides services, housing, and community for people with hearing impairement, and the amazing…read morestaff are friendly, knowledgeable, and patient. I attended an intro to ASL event which was a wonderful learning experience. As a hearing person, it was a great intro to a community that I haven't been exposed to before. I learned a lot about how small changes to the spaces we build and inhabit makes a big difference for people with hearing impairement. DAC is a great resource for the community!

I live that school my daughter be there for 2 years and she loved ... she learn so much in proud of…read morethat

From the owner: Ettevort International School is a premier private school committed to cultivating global citizens…read morethrough immersive language instruction in Mandarin, Spanish, and French.

Only positive thing about this establishment is Dr. Brown and a handful of teachers…read more Ms. Nelly and her husband are extremely unprofessional. If you do not fit their image they will only speak to you about money. They will not discuss your child with you they will only play telephone and make everyone pick up the pieces. Do not recommend this school to anyone

Ms.Lucy has been amazing to our son. She is very patient with him and is actively engaged with…read morehim.We highly recommend this Montessori!

Love TLC Schools and what they stand for! I have raised 3 children here and TLC gave them the…read moresuccessful start they needed in lif!

We enrolled our 2 and 4 year old at TLC in the fall. It was my daughter's first time in full time…read moredaycare, and my son's second time (he was in full time when he was around 4 months old--at TLC!). I used to work at TLC, and I loved how the program is set up. My kids are in love with their teachers--Ms. Lilly and Ms. Roycee. They are fed so well throughout the day and have learned so much already in just 3 months! My kids come home telling me words they have learned in Spanish or ASL. They get to do technology, have a fun play area called town square, a gym with fun equipment, and multiple play areas for outside time. Even on weekends my son asks if he can go back to school the next day. TLC's hours are awesome and even offer parent's night out! I am happy we chose to come back to TLC after my time off work. Their love for the school and community makes it all worth it. :)