The reception area is really nice. Your staff were all very polite and friendly. Everything was…read morearranged really good and all of us had a wonderful time!

If your looking for an beautiful and amazing venue for your wedding or event look no further, Rose…read moreBriar Place makes everyone feel welcome!

I've been here about half a dozen times for events. It's such a cool concept. Located in a fairly…read moreindustrial office park, the back half of the OKC Cellar is behind a locked door. Small local wine brokers store their wine in large lockers back there. But you'd never really know that to walk into the front half, which is kind of like a nice cocktail area and kitchen. It's the perfect place to host small events, like wine tastings and classes. I've been here for several events where wine reps do tastings for restaurant industry folks. Every time I'm here, I think my next event should be here. It would be so much easier to rent this place than to get my house ready for company. If you need a space for 30 people to sit down at tables, have access to a kitchen, and enjoy each others' company, I highly recommend this spot. Wish I had thought of it!

Imagine you were at home hosting people and your kitchen was attached to a huge living room with…read morelots of seats and tables for the guests. That's how the event space felt to me. I didn't feel like I was in a business park or industrial area at all. It was comfortable and super hip. I came here for an event and the space was very cool and accommodating. Lots of seating and tables for setting things on to. An open parking lot with easy access to and from the highway. There is a huge refrigerator, kitchen sink, huge dining table, coffee tables, credenza, and restrooms. Lots of lighting, and the entrance area has widows with blinds and curtains if you want natural light or privacy. They had tons of wine all over and I would like to return to check out that portion of the business. If you have a party you want to host but don't want to do it at your house for any reason then you should consider renting here.

Came here over the weekend for a wedding (and the reception was here too). It's surrounded by sort…read moreof a rustic looking atmosphere. Like there's a silo (I think that's what it is?) right outside the venue and also train tracks right outside too. It definitely feels like you are in a more or less secluded area, even though it's very much still in Edmond. The ground outside the venue was mostly large gravel up closest to the entrance, and small gravel further away (like where most people ended up parking). It wasn't the most level ground, which made it a bit difficult for those of us in high heels! It also didn't help that it had rained earlier that day, so there were tons of puddles... so many that you could barely avoid stepping in dirty water, not to mention the wetness paired with the gravel paired with tall shoes just made for a slightly wobbly walk inside. Not the worst thing ever, but if I were the venue, I'd definitely consider paving more of the ground outside to counteract this! There is a small deck type thing out of the front. They have stairs and also a ramp up to this deck which leads to the front door entrance. Inside was smaller than I expected it to be, but it definitely fit everyone that came to the wedding and the reception. It has sort of a mix of the cute country vibe and the fancy warehouse vibe thing going on. I believe you could see the bricks inside, and there were also barn doors on the windows just for example. There was a small balcony in the back. From what I could tell the only way to get up to the balcony was by stairs. Then through a hallway in the back they also have bathrooms and a groomsmen room and bridesmaids room. Because the ceremony and reception were both here, we had to all go outside to wait for them to switch from rows of chairs to tables. I'm not sure if the venue itself was in charge of doing this, or some outside third party, but it didn't take too long (maybe 10-15 minutes). Luckily, we had food and a coffee bar to keep us occupied while waiting for this switch.

This is the coolest new event venue in the whole metro area. It is located in the heart of downtown…read moreEdmond. In an area that is rapidly developing in to the hottest spot for new restaurants and other shops in Edmond and the surrounding areas. Venue102 caters to Weddings, Sorority and Fraternity Dances, Graduation and Birthday Parties, Quinceaners, And any other event you can think of. I have witnessed a number of Weddings at Venue102 and they are just Amazing.

The rooms are very clean and my kids tore the place up, figuratively of course, looking for…read moreunwanted companions-nope nothing! The bathroom is big and accessible even though we ourselves are not handicapped. The staff were great: helpful and friendly. We will stay here again.

Where do I begin? No trash liners, no coffee cups, previous guest items in the drawers, old key…read morecard under the ice bucket, carpet hadn't been vacuumed, dirty bathroom floor, mold in shower, no hot water in shower, required 2 remotes for the TV with no instructions, lots of cords hanging from the TV, overall poor repair. Keep driving. Don't stop.

I accompanied my sister, husband, it was hosted by her sons as it was her birthday on the 25th of…read moreJuly, we had over 25 in our group including 5 children under 10. We really enjoyed it. There was one hiccup and the manager fixed it. Great food and the service was top notch. Great salad bar and a large variety of meats. You can go vegan if that tickles your fancy. Regardless you won't be disappointed. Best Regards; Phil Anderson

GARBAGE! Don't waste your money. We went there at lunch for my birthday on a Friday, we wish we…read morewould have chosen a different place. Much better places to eat for $35 per person. I wasn't full when we left, I just got tired of chewing leather.

I've been a member for 5 years now. Great club with even greater people. The service, the food,…read moreand golf are

I was here for a political function and if I'm being completely honest, it felt like upon entry I…read morewas at a museum or whatever cause of all the old rock inside an literally had an old musty smell to it. The only thing that seemed somewhat modern was the entry way,This place could use a face lift haha

Great sports complex--admission $5-7. Great concession stand--hot staples to frozen extras! Usually…read morethere for basketball tournaments, but practices and camps are available throughout the year as well. From the main entrance, there is a large opening with 3 full-size basketball courts and a large seating area near the concession stand and restrooms. Three TVs are in this area and are usually playing top sports contests and Cartoon Network for the kiddos. The restrooms are clean, with plenty of stalls; but the hand dryer is so weak, it's way more efficient to shake your hands off and wipe them on your pants--my one complaint!

We hosted my son's eleventh birthday at the Hive, and it was fabulous!! The staff was welcoming and…read morevery accommodating! The convenience of the concession stand was helpful in adding Dip 'n Dots to our party lineup. This was one of the best party locations we've ever used!

Super excited that we found it!!!…read more The place has it Right!!! Our girl is in parent assist gymnastics and had a blast day 1.. I can see why this this place is buzzing on the daily Upstairs viewing area was a nice present but still away from the action feel...while still being present. We will return! I even had some fun on the slides in the play area... Looking forward to the session next time! Respectfully, The Smiths

We had our 2 year old grandson and decided to go to the play area. It cost $6 for him and socks are…read morerequired by all who play. We were the only ones there for a while. He had a great time. I think the lockers they provide could be cleaned better. The gym was being used by hopefully our next Olympic champions. It was great to watch.

This spot isn't your classic speakeasy in terms of vibe or crowd. Instead, it's an eclectic bar…read morefeel broken into several themed areas...think disco room, pool hall, cozy lounge seating, plus a stage for live music and dancing. The crowd was a fun mix, from early 20s to more seasoned patrons. I can definitely see it being a great place to explore with a group, bouncing from one themed space to another. I'm curious to come back on jazz night to see whether it leans more speakeasy than bar. One of the bartenders even shared a bit of the building's backstory: it was originally a house in McAlester, OK, transported all the way to OKC. Apparently it may have once been a nursing home and possibly a brothel. If only those walls could talk!

Beware! My card was charged for someone else's purchase, and I ended up having to pay $60 for a…read moresingle beverage, not even super premium! To make matters worse, I have both my signed purchase slip and itemized receipt in my possession. However, management didn't even bother to respond to my concern. It was an extremely memorable experience due to our friend with M.S. having a flare-up that completely changed the trajectory of our night. Naturally, I was quite coherent and spent a great deal of time tending to my friend. Only 2 of us even had a single drink, and we each have our purchase slips for our $12.48 beverages. Well, mine was $22.48 when you add in the tip. Honestly, I feel completely taken advantage of, considering that I tipped a generous $10 on the one drink item I had. Total slap in the face. I left the night with a relieved smile, not ever expecting that I'd be going through this later. As a former bartender and server of 18+ years, I do not take customer service lightly at all. I can definitely understand that transaction mistakes can happen--we're only human, but at least have the decency to own up to your mistake and make it right. Have enough care to at the very least, respond to a guest's concern. Don't, instead, try to pass off someone else's items onto another person. That's just unethical and wrong.