Almost a member for ten years and still inconsistency in food and service. Just had lunch with my…read morekids and we had to return the quesadillas and they charged me 50% of the returned plate. The other things that we ordered were not good at all.

I hosted an event here prior to COVID (April 2019) and throughly enjoyed my experience. The event…read morecoordinator was attentive and responsive. She sent me multiple options for room layouts, catering options, and even suggested a particular time of the week that allowed us to have a discounted price of the venue. Food and basic decor (chair covers, etc) was arranged through the venue. We elected to have our own photographer and florists. The view of the golf course and outdoor terrain was peaceful and serene. There were several areas with tall grassy fields as well as big oak trees in the background. It allowed for beautiful pictures with our photographer. The catered food from the venue (salmon and several other sides) was decent - not the absolute best, but not too bad. The venue decor itself was very traditional (patterned rug, heavy curtains, cloth chair covers). Overall, I had a great experience hosting my event at this venue and would recommend to others.

I went with my parents for brunch on Labor Day weekend. We were the only ones there. No surprise as…read moreHoustonians tend to high tail it out during this holiday. The others were still on the morning round of golf. The service was fantastic. Especially since no one else was there. You could tell, however, that service was typically very good. The server who waited on us was so nice and knowledgeable. She also told us about upcoming events. The food was great. I had just typical breakfast food, but it was perfect. This was the first time I've had iced tea that tastes like my grandma used to make and which I've not been able to reproduce. So good. My dad was so impressed he decided to go back with his radio club. It will be a mainstay in our family brunch get together a henceforth. Also their prices were super reasonable.

PROS: Staff is super nice and friendly…read more CONS: Everything else. Gas powered carts are super loud. Greens are mostly terrible and some are just unplayable. Weeds have taken over the rough. Fairways and tee boxes are hard as cement except for the areas where there are irrigation problems and those are flooded. There is no drinking water or beverage service on the course so prepare ahead. This entire club is just tired and worn out.

Never get tired of playing this course. Employees are solid & wknd cart girls rock!…read morePrivate. yes. Join us soon!

Been a member at RBCC for 8 years and have enjoyed every moment…read more Impeccible golf course with a large mens locker room. Fully-stocked bars and great food. The staff - from golf pros to the waiters/wairesses - are friendly and make you feel at home. Great for families - pool, gym, tennis courts.

Not necessarily a note worth goodwill…read more Pros: Lots of parking Easy and quick donation drop off Relatively large for a "select" Lots of clothing (if that's what you're interested in) Cons: Messy Small book selection

Hours are now 9am - 9pm Monday - Saturday, 10am - 6pm Sunday…read more They usually have good stuff, sometimes a little expensive. Service is minimal.

We had reservation for 5 days here beginning 2/15. Shortly…read moreafter checking in, around 1030 pm, my son came down to the receptionist area, & let Shonti (receptionist/photo below) know about the cigarette smoke odor in our room as well as needing a 2nd set of towels. She said she will send towels up as well as Febreze to use for the odor. An hour later, we still haven't received our towels. I came down & spoke to Shonti, explaining to her that I have health issues & asked if there's another room that doesn't have the smell of smoke. She said, "this hotel is a non-smoking facility, & that's not on us." Then, she proceeded to say, "your name is not on the hotel list so you don't have any rights to talk about any issues." (I recorded our convo). Had she checked the hotel forms, she would have seen that my name was added when we checked in. Even if my name wasn't on the list, is that how to treat a guest? My son came back down & let her know that we needed to transfer to another room, & will need to inspect the new room before we move our things over. And she told my son the same thing, that I didn't have the right to ask for anything. My son said to her, there's no need to be rude & disrespectful. Is this how you treat guests here? By her attitude, she didn't care. This issue could've been easily resolved had she used some common sense & professionalism. By the time we finished packing/unpacking, we were exhausted, & didn't get to sleep until 2:30 in the morning. Day three, the people in the room next to us blasted loud music for hours. By 10:30 pm, we called receptionist (Sophia) downstairs. Those people did turn the music down a bit. But, around 11:30, we heard loud wall banging from the same people in the room next to us. This went on and off for the next 45 minutes. We called the receptionist again. But the wall banging did not stop. We had to bang on their wall. The wall banging didn't stop until 10 to 15 minutes later. By this time, it was close to 1 AM. Then the AC didn't blow out cold air so we turned it off for a while before turning it back on again. We didn't get to sleep until almost 4 AM. Imagine having to deal with this for most of the night while trying to sleep?! Day 5, we were awakened by hammering noises early in the morning. At this point, we just packed up & left. The first room we were in was so filthy. It wasn't just the smell of smoke, the shower area and the bathroom floor were filthy. The pillowcases had stains on them. And, the carpet didn't feel like it's been vacuumed. It's a double-bed room, yet, there was only one set of towels. When you step into the hotel doors, your purse & belongings will be checked and looked into, & you will walk through a metal detector because there's a poker room there. We've never been to a hotel where we couldn't park by the front door to unload our luggage. It wouldn't be a big deal if you didn't have much to carry in, but we did. After our complaints, some of the employees treated us differently. And you can tell that they were talking about you when you passed by a group of them. Sophia (reception) who originally checked us in was friendly when we arrived, but gave us a cold shoulder. Even after we said hi to her, she turned the other way and didn't make eye contact with us. This is the kind of service you'll get when you, the paying customers, make any type of complaints. Instead of fixing the problems, they treated us like we were the problem. Imagine spending your hard earned money at an establishment and being treated in such manner. The manager, Miranda was very apologetic and gave us food vouchers. We appreciated her courtesy. But, there's been so much problems at this hotel, at this point, we just can't not leave a review. If it was just a couple of minor issues, we would've still left a good review. But it has been one thing after another. There are many great hotels/ Airbnb to stay in, and be treated with dignity and respect. This is the first time on a vacation that we couldn't wait to go home. This was the one most stressful "vacation" we have ever been on.

We booked this hotel mainly for its location, as it's relatively close to Chinatown and other areas…read morewe're familiar with. I had stayed here on business trips previously when it was the Hampton Inn in 2021, and didn't realize it had since been converted to a different property. Upon arrival, the experience was a bit unexpected. The parking lot was packed on a Sunday evening and there was a security guard stationed at the entrance, which was surprising as I've never encountered that at a hotel before. Inside the lobby, there were many people playing poker, and there was a noticeable cigarette odor. While no one appeared to be smoking indoors, the smell lingered from clothing. Check-in itself was smooth, and the front desk staff was friendly. We went straight to our room since we were jet-lagged and exhausted. The room looked clean and bed was comfortable, and we didn't use any of the amenities we really just needed a place to sleep and a convenient location to grab food nearby. There was no microwave, coffee or tea in the room as we had to go downstairs for those. It was inconvenient especially when we were exhausted after 16+ hours flight. My husband had a migraine from the cigarette smell. It was an ok stay, but the lingering cigarette smell in both the hallway and the room was a significant downside for us.

We made reservation for dinner entertainment for 2 for the first time on a Saturday evening,…read morethought it would be exciting to listen to great Jazz music, which he was amazing, food was alright, nothing to brag about, good service. The location and environment were beautiful, love the patio an outdoor dining, unfortunately there was only 2 tables including us dinning in. Quite sad! We should give them a try again. Management should provide more services and pay more attention to the dinning room. Customer is more impressed if the service and the foods are delivered with good taste

No, no, no! Again, no, no, no! They ruined my best friends birthday with terrible customer service…read moreand uncooked chicken. From jump the waitress was rude and then got mad because we sent uncooked chicken back. Are we supposed to eat it and risk getting sick? The manager Dee was VERY nice but other than that, this place is NOT worth going to. Please trust me when I say this.

5/10/2025: The Cafe...What a wonderful experience! My best friend and I both lost our mothers years…read moreago and decided to start a new tradition of honoring our moms on Mother's Day Weekend. For our first annual Mother's Day Honor Lunch, we decided to go to Brookwood. I am thrilled with our experience! They had an abbreviated menu that weekend. We both had the Mesibov salad to start. I was wonderful and from what i understand, Brookwood is known for this salad. For our meal, I had the eggplant, and my friend had the pork chop. We also had a choice of delicious desserts. I chose the cheesecake. The serve was wonderful, the food was tasty, the atmosphere was perfect with a piano player, and the dining area was clean. I noticed a faint smell of cafeteria type scent, but it dissipated in a few minutes. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The "Community" is such a wonderful space for people in need. I recommend reservations. Make sure you plan for extra time to visit the store and the garden. Beautiful finds! 5/10/2025: The Gift & Garden Center... What a place! Brookwood was a wonderful experience with the lunch and then we got to shop in the store and the garden. I went back to the register 4 times, and mind you, I am not a shopper by nature. They have so many great items and I was surprised the prices were pretty decent. Clothing, shoes, bags, home decor, candles, gourmet snacks, Brookwood Community handmade items, a whole western hat and boot section, and so much more! They even have a local artist gallery with high end artwork and sculptures. One of a king beautiful piece! I like that the items were rare-ish finds. These are not items you will find at regular stores. They are more boutique type items. We also shopped in the beautiful garden. I purchased a lovely Bougainvillea for only $25.00. A regular store near me would have sold the same plant for at least $35.00. The ladies in the store are super helpful. I am glad they aren't close to my home because living nearby could be dangerous on my wallet. Even though prices are good, I wanted to buy everything in the store!

I love shopping and dining here! When I spend my money here, I know that it's going to a good cause.read more

I would have never stepped foot inside Prime Social had it not been for their hiring of the…read moreexcellent tournament director Justin Hammer. Heard he was there so drove from Austin to play their Bomb Pot tournament. Had a blast, didn't win any money. Came back the next day to play a normal No Limit Hold'em tournament and got to sit next to WSOP champ Greg Raymer. Had a blast, didn't win any money. Liked almost all of the people I played with, and the staff was great as well. Wish I lived closer as this would be my room!

Was visiting Houston for the weekend and decided to stop by on a Saturday evening for some poker…read more I'm a cash game player but it seemed like most people were here for the tournament. There were only two 1/3 1k max buy-in tables running so it took some time getting into the game I wanted. In terms of pricing, it's $10 for the initial membership and another $10 to get into the poker room for the day. Then it's $12 per hour to play but they were running a new member promotion where they matched the number of hours you initially loaded up onto your card. The promotion was not very helpful for me since I wasn't planning on coming back anytime soon so I just loaded an hour (with another hour matched) onto my card. Even though the game selection was below par and the pricing is more expensive than comparable rooms in Austin (see The Lodge), I liked the ambience of the place and the full service bar. The drinks were extremely cheap ($3 for a well drink)! Maybe they were subsidizing the drinks so ppl could play more loosely.