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Deerwood Golf Course

3.1 (10 reviews)

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Well maintained and great service! The golf carts were very nice and I had a great time!

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Tan Tara Golf Club

Tan Tara Golf Club

3.5(2 reviews)
2.2 mi

TTGF is a fairly straightforward, rather pedestrian tract that should appeal to higher handicappers…read moreand seniors, as the course is relatively open and not overly penal. Conditions are fair and there's a very good clubhouse bar/restaurant, often with live entertainment on the outdoor patio. Very affordable place to belong if you're close by, I suppose.

Lovin' Spoonful (AKA Norb has opinions on everything Restaurant Division: ) A slight departure…read morehere, we went to a wedding at Tan Tara Banquet Hall 4391 Tonawanda Creek Road N Tonawanda , NY. They are a part of the Tan Tara Golf Club. The venue is amazing. They say there are 3 things people remember about a wedding, the bar, the DJ and the food. As a non-drinker I can't give a personal observation on the bar but it did look busy and I thought the DJ was a bit loud and he did seem to keep the room jumping. I just want to review the food here. I don't know how familiar you are with wedding food but although good it usually isn't their best effort because they need to make so many meals at one time. Serving 172 dinners at the same time could be a problem. I'll start with the pluses. Between the ceremony and the dinner service, they set out "appetizers" that I could have made a meal out of. I actually had to restrain myself so I wouldn't fill up before dinner. There was shrimp, (always a favorite), broccoli balls, a cheese platter with a generous assortment of Pepper-Jack, Smoked Gouda, Swiss, Cheddar, and Provolone freshly cubed and served with assorted crackers and pepperoni, stuffed mushrooms, and other things I didn't have room on my plate to try. What I had was very good. After a short bit of socializing, it was dinner time. I had opted for the fillet for dinner and it was amazing. I chatted with Robert (?) the Executive Chef and told him how amazing the fillet was. He said the wedding party had upgraded the fillet to choice. Believe me it was worth it. When dinner arrived all my food was at the right temperature (a frequent problem at banquet halls). My wife got the chicken option and she said it was so tender she could cut it with a fork. I also had the vegetable medley and roasted red skin potatoes. There were also salad and rolls and butter. Overall it was a good meal with the meats holding center stage. What could use a little work were the vegetables that lacked pop that could have been easily provided by a drizzle of balsamic vinegar and the potatoes that were just that, potatoes. They needed a bit of flavor that could have been provided by a shake of garlic powder or Italian seasoning. Overall it was a great wedding and if anyone is going to have their wedding there, I will open up my schedule to attend. As a Banquet I give them an 8 out of 10 and will have to return for a private dinner soon,

SportZone at the Dome - About half of the BBQ sampler

SportZone at the Dome

4.1(13 reviews)
2.6 mi

We came here on a Saturday night for some wings and they were amazing! We ordered them smoked, then…read morefinished on the grill, with lots of sticky barbecue sauce. For an appetizer, we tried the fries with beer cheese sauce and pulled pork. Our server, Karrie, was kind enough to offer us a half order at a reduced price. They were delicious, and the half order was the perfect size to split. The draft beer selection was good, with local brews available. There was live music on the patio this night, but we chose the air conditioned room instead. We will definitely be coming back for more of these huge, incredible wings.

The grill restaurant is okay. If the wings are smaller, they give extra. The fries aren't salted…read moreso stick with the chips. The sandwich I ordered was supposed to come with a cornbread bun that I was really excited about, but it was just a plain white bun like those with burgers got. There isn't a drink menu so you have to describe what you want and they have to match it up to what they offer. And the service and pace is slowwww. It's great if you want to spend a couple hours socializing and not feel rushed, but even when we were done it took 15 more minutes to get the check. It's also quite loud inside, but the outdoor seating is mostly shaded from the sun and a decent option. And after the food, we tried SportZone. The website makes it look amazing with projectors and real sport equipment used to record your speed and hit targets... It's just okay. For $45 an hour total for up to 5 players, you can rent one of the 5 zones with your own area with seats and a counter. There were no instructions. She turned on the computer and walked away. There were balls in the corner - 1 football tee, 5 left handed hockey sticks and no right handed, a soccer ball, a handful of dodgeballs, 2 baseballs etc. Not enough for all 5 zones but I don't think all 5 are in use often. We asked if they had right handed sticks and she said they'd look into it. The calibration was a bit off and while there were levels to choose from, there also was a boost button that didn't seem to do anything, and unless you were skilled at adjusting aim to the changing calibrations, it was more of a fun throw things vibe than a training simulator. The carnival games were our favorite, and zombie dodgeball. One hour is more than enough and it is cheap if you don't order drinks to just have something different to do.

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SportZone at the Dome - Bar area

Bar area

SportZone at the Dome - The outdoor patio with golf dome in background

The outdoor patio with golf dome in background

SportZone at the Dome - The bar with lots of TVs

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The bar with lots of TVs

Deerwood Golf Course - golf - Updated May 2026

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