I haven't been to a bingo location in probably 10 years, so I was a little rusty. This was unlike…read morethe other bingo I've played. They gave us little screens with cards that you could bingo on which played themselves automatically. That was very high-tech bingo if you ask me! We purchased quite a few games and mini games in between. Unfortunately, we never won, but we certainly got very close plenty of times. Better luck next time! This location has food that you can purchase (I did not buy any) and it also has a smoking and non-smoking side which I appriciated a lot. As a non-smoker who has asthma, it can be dehibilitating at times whenever you enter an establishment where people are allowed to smoke indoors. There is a single announcer who calls the numbers and it is shown on a video screen, as well as lit up on a bingo board after the number is called so you will never miss a number. We brought in our own dinner (which is allowed!) to eat whilst we played our games. A great source of entertainment if you are looking to pass some time!

loved it, will be back! it was my husband and i's first time playing bingo, it was so fun, and such…read morea good time! dont forget to bring cash if it is your first time!

Fun time.. the staff in the back were helpful but the staff walking around just ignored us. I had…read morefun with my friend.. may go back

A wild night in GBC! I surprised my dad and paid him a visit and we ended up at the good ole bingo…read moreparlor. I had a blast!! The bingo game itself is really fast paced but the people who work there are so helpful which is what we needed. We didn't win but the cash prizes on this particular night was up to $700.

Had a lot of fun but the bingo calling is to fast in intense for beginners... or even people who…read morehave been playing for a while.

I haven't been to a bingo hall in decades. We decided to come on a Saturday for the heck of it. We…read moreloved it! It's a little confusing with all the games and different things going on, but, staff and customers were all super welcoming and helpful! The main room is smoking but it was not bad at all. I grew up with that so for me it felt like my old bowling alley 40 years ago. For 6 bucks you get a sheet of 9 squares, 4 pages = 4 games. That's 1 "session" there is also a 5th game in there you can pay an extra buck for - this is common - there are extra "early bird" sheets, etc. They have computers here too but we haven't tried them yet. Bring your own booze, food, etc. Set up shop and get to work! We loved it and will be back!

It's a really good bingo I just think that they should let kids play more days just cause my…read morehusband does get really mad at me when I leave the kids .

Longhorn Bingo is so much fun. The only craziness is it seems smokers win more on Bingo and tabs…read morethen non-smoker area not sure why but absolutely true. Especially large tab games

Never played bingo in an actual bingo hall before and I can't wait to go back! The staff were so…read morefriendly and made us feel very comfortable and welcomed. We came for a friend's birthday and they came by several times to wish her a happy birthday! They even let her play for free. 10/10 time, we will definitely be back! Love that you can bring in your own food and drink, if you don't, there is a little concessions stand with just enough options.

While I'm a veteran, I never went over seas unless you count Nebraska. But I have been to the VFW…read moretwo or three times. Once for a memorial reception for a close neighbor. And more recently to return US flags that had reached the end of their days. What little interaction I've had with staff has been friendly and helpful. I learned that guests are welcome even if not a veteran. Also, if you have an American flag to retire, there's a well marked box in the entryway. Ambiance? Nothing fancy. But functional. And, just a word: to get to the front door you must drive around the building. Thank you VFW Post 6796 for your service to those who served overseas.

This VFW is this most disgusting sorry individual I've met in my life I'm stranded on highway 30 a…read moreveteran and the commander said that the only thing he could help me out was $5 worth of gas I'm trying to get back to Temple what kind of brotherly Love is that?

Not too sure where to begin, it's always hot. The ac is always broken or "being repaired"…read more "Certain" customers are treated differently than others... let's just say Mesquite is not as modernized as we thought. I witnessed it first hand and will not be returning to this establishment. Bathrooms are filthy and you can only imagine the germs multiplying in the heat! The food is bad and the concessions are overpriced. If I could rate a 0 I would. It's sad when the leadership staff is not taking much of a lead. This is only my second visit and definitely my last.

If you can ignore the fact that you're instantly transported to an episode of Roseanne*- Town East…read moreBingo is the place to be! *not a bad thing, I LOVE Roseanne. If you've seen one bingo hall you've seen them all. There is smoking and non-smoking and tons of A+ people watching. I especially like this hall because a)it's really close to my apartment b)it's open 7 days a week, twice a day ,and c) it's cheap. $10 gets you 12 games of standard bingo. They come around a LOT with pull tab games that are pretty fun so bring cash as they are only $1 each and keep you entertained during game switches. Watch yourself though- an addict like me can easily spend $10-15 extra on pull tabs when I thought I was having a thrifty night out. There are also a lot of opportunities for extra cards for the standard games. I'm not advanced enough to play 800 fuckin' cards at one time yet though- I've tried it and I go insane trying to keep up. I'll save those extra cards for the people with their own special dabber purses and bingo decorated seat cushions - the REAL Bingo players. There is a snack corner here with the standard high school sporting event quality type of foods- nachos and such- plus "specials". I can't say I've tried it...and I don't think I will ever say I have tried it. For those of you new to the game - night sessions begin at 7:15 with "early bird" games at 7PM. Get there early to get behind the old man with the stuffed bear! Hes next to the woman with the BINGO seat cushion and the special edition dabbers. He passes the bear over to you if you get a bingo, and if you press its paw and it yells "BINGO!!" and sings! ;) The night session usually gets out around 9:15. Night Owl games begin afterward, but I haven't made quite the gambling addict leap and stayed for it.... so I don't know how long it goes. My only complaints are: small section for non-smokers, the games go a little bit too fast to keep up sometimes, and they are constantly playing reno and not blackout or postage stamp...or...um...ok..I'm a gambling addict and am going to go stop being a loser now.