It's really expensive to play at Treasure Island Bingo in Austin. I was in town visiting and…read morefigured that I 'd give this bingo hall a try but I should've kept my money and went back to capitol bingo instead. When I first got to Treasure island they asked me for my first & last name then proceeded to type in the computer system which I didn't understand what was going so I once again told them that I've never played there before hence all the questions that I was asking. They also asked for my date of birth, I guess they were creating a profile for me. They didn't clearly explain the games so I didn't know which games were being sold or played at the same time. They didn't explain that some games were double action and others were not. The pull tabs are very random as well, meaning that when I first got there they told me they were only playing and selling 3 pull tab games which I figured would be great but instead they started selling additional pull tabs (none of which were "all play" so you've basically been just wasting money, hoping that you get one of the horses). The parking was nice but this bingo hall is not smoke-free. I've played Bingo in several other states and in my opinion this Treasure Island Bingo Austin location charges too much to play for what you get in return. When you add the $25 machine cost with adding early birds and pull tabs for both sessions you'll be spending $400 in no time which definitely isn't worth it. They also allow the workers to play bingo while they're working which I've never seen happen at any bingo place I've played at. Overall a very weird bingo experience, I don't plan on returning back. The caller does call the numbers at a good speed.

I'm not a huge gambler. I don't like it much at all. Like Beyonce said "I work too hard for my…read moremoney to give it away". But my mom wanted me to go with her. Bingo has always been one of her favorite things on the planet, and recently, this seems to be her favorite place to go. So I agreed to tag along. It was really cozy and I liked that! When we walked in the boy spinning a prize wheel knew my mom's name. I thought that meant she has a gambling problem but turns out it's that way with a lot of the customers here. The people working here learn their regulars. I was impressed. The employees are also very friendly. There is smoking and non-smoking. Thankfully, we sat in non-smoking since we had my nephew with us. Not sure of the age limit but kids are allowed. They do have to play if attending. The did have a kitchen but it has been closed since COVID. So you're able to bring your own food and drinks...INCLUDING ALCOHOL! I didn't though because I didn't know until I got there and saw people cracking open cold ones. We stayed for both sessions which is about 3 hours total. I didn't win anything. I've never been lucky which is part of the reasons gambling and bingo in particular never appealed to me. But this was a bit different. Apparently, you can play computers. With those you really can't miss anything...you don't even really have to pay attention! That was pretty cool because I could be on Twitter getting caught up on the latest Omarion/Mario Verzuz drama while not worrying about sleeping my bingo. Really, I didn't have to worry about it because (as usual) I never came close. But you know what...I'LL BE BACK! It seemed different here then other bingo halls I've been in before. I don't know what it was. Just more relaxed and friendly here. Not that I have much to compare it to. But if you want a comfy place to pass some time around friendly people why not? Plus, my mom went the very next day and won so :/

I had my first bad experience last night with this bingo. last night that was three computers left…read moreunattended for the second and third session and this was the third session third game block of nine. I won (Bingo) yelled bingo that computer went off and someone else ran over and yelled (Bingo) on behalf of the person who left that computer unattended for over two 2 1/2 hours the (Bingo) house still pay that computer out the person who yelled (Bingo) called the person who purchased the computer to let them know they won and they came back and collected the money this is unacceptable and very disappointing and I did file a complaint with the Texas lottery commission.

Wayyyyy too many mini-games (pull tab bingo games) we showed up early for the 7:00pm bingo game to…read morestart. There were so many of these mini-games the real bingo didn't start until 30-40 minutes later. Then there was an intermission that was X amount of time. Then like a million more pull tab mini-bingo games. We went there for BINGO not all that extra stuff... yes most bingo halls offer those, but this place was excessive.

I went to Big Star Bingo with some couples and had a blast. So when i saw this bingo hall ran day…read moregames, I thought I'd pop over at lunch and see if it was a fun time. Spoiler: It wasn't. This place is filled with gambling addicts. The average person here had literally 10 computers (many had more), and no one played paper. As a result, the ball caller ripped through the numbers so fast only a computer could keep up. It was never clear what game was being played, you couldn't hear the caller over the muffled sound system, and they went so fast I could barely mark my card in time. The employees were not friendly, all they cared about was selling pull tabs, which they sold endless amounts of to people who instantly ripped them open and threw them away. Just an utterly joyless experience as far as playing Bingo, having fun and maybe winning a little money. I would go back to Big Star in a flash. Super fun, cheap price. This was expensive, full of upsells, optional games, add ons, and extras. I'm uploading a couple pics just to show what you're up against trying to win here: person and person surrounded by banks of computers. These people need to hit a BINGO jackpot just to break even on the day. And the place was filled with them. Staff was rude. I told them I was a first timer and they couldn't care. No help figuring out what game was being played. Even the woman at the snack bar was grumpy. Utterly joyless establishment.

Alysia one of the most helpful people, she's very knowledgeable and most of the time she remembers…read moreyour name and what you normally buy, it's refreshing to know that you matter.

One of my favorite hobbies is traveling the country and volunteering at PGA golf events. And out of…read morethe many that I have worked with, I would have to say that The Dell Technologies Match Play Even is among my favorites. I enjoy golf, but I sincerely enjoy going to new golf courses to see how they fit within the landscape of the land they encompass. And the Austin Country Club grounds did not disappoint! The land, lake, and homes surrounding the course are so majestic. Everything about ACC is classic golf ambiance, clean, and well designed. It's everything you want in a luxury country club. And on top of the beautiful establishment, the tournament was well put together and fun for any person willing to come out and enjoy the outdoors. I will be back for sure! Great work!

Well, 5 Star and then some! I was accompanying a Mom to help watch her small children. So we stuck…read moreto the baby pool. I ordered the Caesar Wrap for lunch. My only 'complaint' would be that it was too much salad for the wrap! I couldn't pick it up and eat it; used a fork and knife. But it was absolutely delicious!! Lovely place and it was a treat to be invited.

While I can't give the place 5 stars as a member going on my second year I can say this place…read moredeserves much better than the current 3.7 star rating it currently has. The renovations since the flooding here last year have improved the place. There's still a lot to be desired for many of the amenities but it's not a YMCA. The dues keep creeping up even though many of us went without a clubhouse for over a year. The course is in need of some love in many ways. Carts are getting extremely long in the tooth and the driving range is an absolute travesty. That said, the staff treats people exceptional and Arcis doesn't really care whether you come or leave. So there is that. 4.25 stars is a more deserving rating.

Arcis is the management company for Riverplace, and they have proven to be incompetent and…read moredeliberately misleading. Arcis ignored a very leaky roof for 6+ years (among many other obvious maintenance needs), resulting in the clubhouse, gym, bar, restaurant, locker rooms and day care being closed for at least 9 months due to flood damage starting in July of 2025. Membership dues remain full price for unavailable services and facilities. They've intentionally mislead members about the restoration timeline to avoid member attrition. Riverplace has so much potential, and great members and staff. Arcis is squandering what should be a Hill Country gem.

Good jack pots but seating is bad most of the chairs are all worn out and this half pay computers…read moregot to go

This was fun and really enjoyable. Didn't win, but it was a good time and the people were super…read morehelpful and kind.

Felt shady, like collusion between regulars and dealers. Probably won't ever be back.read more

There are good people I like who work here so it's unfortunate that I have to share this review. I…read morehave Wilson's disease which is a disability that affects my central nervous system. My hands shake, when it gets colder, it shakes worse. I used to wear cut off gloves to this game because they kept my hands warm and decreased my shaking and a dealer said he wanted to give me a cup of soup , implying that I guess I look like a homeless person, which is probably true. I wasn't insulted by the comment. It was just insensitive, and I knew he meant no harm by it it. When possible, I sit in the 1 or the 9 seat which is closest to the dealer. I sat in the ninth seat most recently, and I would say fold instead of pushing my cards and the cards are literally next to the dealer and I guess she didn't like that too much because she said something smart about it along the lines of " I guess I'll fold your hand for you. "I said I have a condition that makes my hand shake. It's easier if I just say fold To which she replied, you're not getting any sympathy from me. Nobody wants sympathy. A little empathy would be considerate. It sucks having a disability. It sucks even more that you have to explain yourself. Some of the staff can use some disability sensitivity training. On a good note, All the managers here are really cool and professional. When I asked to exchange my chips to lessen my stack, they help me put it together and of course I always tip. I know my condition can sometimes slow the game down so I tip generously and I am considerate at making fast decisions.

GHCC is the best! The staff, management, members are so nice. We have made some life long friends…read moreat GHCC. The golf course is amazing and kept in great shape. So lucky to be a member here.

We love Great Hills Country Club for many reasons, but the Junior Golf program is truly…read moreexceptional. Our boys have been playing weekly since they were 3 & 5, learning about etiquette, healthy habits, and a love for being outside playing golf with friends. Their favorite summer camp is Great Hills Golf Camp! The tennis program is great too - the kids have so much fun and there are plenty of opportunities for adults too - it feels so easy to jump in and start playing no matter what level you are. We cherish our family and friend time on the course, courts, and pool and feel blessed to raise our family in such a great community!