Cute little place to have a drink! Mike was super friendly Definitely recommend bringing your…read morefamily or friends. Dog friendly as well so feel free to bring your fur babies.

Very nice, casual hangout! Nice selection of beer and wine, comfortable seating indoors and…read moreoutside, weekly events and they are adding more all the time. Owners are very helpful and willing to accommodate what you want. Found one of my favorite wines there which is almost impossible! Will definitely keep going back!

Great service and beer selections. I love that there are non-alcoholic drinks too…read more Every Friday and Saturday they have live music and Tuesday's trivia night. You can come and have your selection of food choices with the nearby restaurants. Love House Creek and the opportunity to relax and unwind with friends.

House Creek is located in the former Bottle Revolution space. They have a good selection of beers…read moreon tap, in the cooler and to take home. It's in a good spot to grab food somewhere after or you can get it to go and eat outside. Cheers!

This was my second time coming to the Brier Creek country club for an event. Both times I enjoyed…read moremyself. There is plenty of parking in front of the country club. The ballroom that we utilized is spacious with multiple tables and chairs and enough room for a dance floor and/or stage. The venue was nicely decorated and had festive decorations such as large Christmas trees and lights inside. There were also beautiful chandeliers inside of the ballroom. Water, salad dressing, butter, and rolls were on our table and we were served salads. The servers were really friendly and helpful. The food was served to us buffet style by the staff and it was good. One of my my favorites was the bbq salmon topped with corn. I had never had salmon prepared this way but all of the flavors came together nicely. I would def consider hosting an event here or recommending someone contact this business to host their event at this venue.

I took my two small hungry children to Brier Creek Country Club (of which I was a member) on a…read moreSunday afternoon dressed in shorts and a T-shirt. I was denied entry into Deke's (the ground floor bar and restaurant) "Because I was wearing a T-shirt, which didn't meet the new dress code". I looked in disbelieve at that moment, to see two gentlemen actually wearing T-shirts, at which time I asked to speak to the manager. The lady fired back, "I AM the manager", at which time I asked to speak to a higher level manager, as two others were wearing T-shirts. She resisted to get the higher level manager, and continued to argue that that was their new dress code, at which time I asked again to speak "to the higher level manager". She resisted again, so I asked again. She then replied, "Don't yell at me", which was a fabrication, and went to get the Food and Beverage Director. She was obviously angry because I asked to speak to the higher level manager. The Food and Beverage Director came (David), he looked disheveled, in a 1950s suit, Beard also disheveled, and he had a strange odor. By his behavior, it was clear he was informed that I had "yelled" at the other lady, in her words, as his attitude was as bad as his appearance. He asked if I, "was a member", of which I said I was. I gave him both my name and my wife's name. He then looked up the wrong name, and exclaimed to everyone in the club that I was, "NOT a member". This was found to be false an hour later, when my wife called back in to check on why they claimed the membership was not correct. He didn't look up my name or my wife's name correctly, saying we must not have paid the membership bill, in front of the other members. It was a complete fail. It got even worse. At that point, I pointed out the 2nd patron who was wearing a T-shirt, the Food and Beverage Manager grabbed my right shoulder to escort me out (after telling everyone in earshot I was not a member, which he was incorrect). I couldn't believe it. I shoved him back, told him not to make physical contact with me. I was asked to depart the club, which I did, with my two hungry toddlers. The Food and Beverage Director, who must weigh 250 lbs, continued to provoke and follow me in close proximity, even after I was outside. I did an about face, and told him not to invade my space, and that he was a fat man who should not be following me so closely. He then backed away. I must admit, I should have have called him a fatso, as it had nothing to do with his incompetence or his bad hygiene. I took hit personally, while pushing a baby carriage out of the restaurant, with two hungry toddlers. Brier Creek has been known in the RDU area to be a C-grade club by many professionals, but since their last General Manager passed away unexpectedly, they've really gone down hill to a D-grade club. Try the other clubs in Raleigh and Durham, if you want to go to a place that has competent and courteous personnel. In summary, they don't enforce their dress code equally, and turned me away, saying I was not a member, with two hungry babies, because of a T-shirt, while two other patrons were wearing T-shirts. Some history: I had contacted the Club Manager, Stefan Russell, in a private meeting a few months prior to this incident, to politely let him know the service in Deke's was horrible after waiting 15 minutes for a server. I explained to him that I had worked 15 years as a server in restaurants. He was polite and courteous, and we discussed his being from Europe. It crossed my mind, this might have been why the floor manager, a short woman, may have initially denied me entry, even though two other men were sitting near the front desk, also wearing T-shirts. She had no explanation of why they were wearing T-shirts, however I was being denied entry. The Club Manager, Doug Anderson, obviously doesn't know how to select or train managers at Brier Creek Country Club. For this reason, I predict there will be a continued subpar experience for the members of Brier Creek Country Club.

My wife and I recently visited Times Up! and we had a really good time…read more Most of the rooms at Times Up! required 4 or more participants, and since it was just the two of us, our only choice was the Room 555 escape room. Overall, I thought the room was a lot of fun. The moderator was nice, and the room had some good puzzles. My only complaints would be: 1) The text-to-speech computer program used to present the story and clues was a little awkward and clunky, and it definitely made it harder to immerse myself in the scenario. It'd be significantly better if a real person was reading the dialogue. Also, it felt like the background story could have been more interesting, although the clues were fun to figure out. 2) One of the clues was meant to be locked and they left it unlocked, so the moderator had to come in during the scenario and re-lock it for us. Not a big deal, but it did disrupt the event a bit. Overall, I liked Times Up! and would definitely come back.

Really well done. Great experience, kind and helpful staff. A fun time for family, friends, or a…read moredate! It's the perfect challenge level for bonding

This was such a super fun way to spend an afternoon! Our group was for a team building activity…read moreand this was a great event! We had perfect weather -- but can't imagine doing this in the pouring rain -- it would definitely add to the adventure. We started at a bar -- can't recall the name but there was plenty of parking, and we grabbed some waters from the bar before we left as it was pretty humid out. An important note is that it is BYOB and you can't take the alcoholic drinks off of the trolley. Bringing a well stocked cooler is a great idea. I also suggest to wear sneakers (for pedaling), and exercise clothes -- although important to point out that the trolley does have a motor so if you aren't good at pedaling, you don't really have to -- the driver can make it as hard or as easy as you want. I really liked our driver but for the life of my I cannot recall his name!! He was super funny. After a brief safety discussion, we mounted our bicycle seats. To note -- the seats are real bicycle seats and you must wear your seat belt -- I am a big girl and the seatbelt fit me. Also they have a regular seat at the very back -- My butt started hurting after the first couple of stops so I sat on the seat -- I called it my Queen seat. Also you can hook into their blue tooth to play your own music -- that was super fun! We had a local in our group, so he was able to give some good suggestions for places to stop -- Our first stop was The Johnson Street Yacht club -- a fantastic dive bar with a slide on the outside!! Very divey. Then we pedaled to the Ugly Monkey Party Bar -- another good dive bar. I know we went to one other place but I cannot recall what it was called. My group had a great time -- I would have liked to have a little more time -- we felt a little rushed at the end. However, it was a great way to see Raleigh!! I would recommend!!

Mark was amazing!!!!…read more We had a mixed group of locals and visitors and Mark did a great job of pointing out tourist attractions to visitors and ensuring everyone was kept happy. The weather was horrible- warm rain - and the vibes were high. He even let us take an extra stop to fuel our energy before walking to another bar after it concluded. Would highly recommend for big groups looking to explore Raleigh.

I don't really have any experience to compare this escape room to any others as this was my and my…read moreteams first time. We came here for a team building event and had a blast. The staff was attentive and courteous. The locks were challenging, intriguing and definitely highlighted each of the team's expertise and capabilities. I could definitely see us coming back for all of our team building training events.

We had so much fun !! We came here for my daughter's bday and we had a blast. We went to the…read moreenchanted kingdom, the whole experience was well thought out and it really made us think. It was great that we had at all times someone monitoring what we were doing and who could give us clues on demand. In the end we didn't get out :( ( almost did though ) but we still enjoyed it. The only reason why I am taking one star away is because it is a bit pricey. If this is for group of friends where everyone pays for their ticket then it works but if it is a family and the dad or mom is paying for the whole family then it is expensive. If the price was more affordable I would definitely plan on going again. Not for now.

I enjoyed my first ice skating experience. The blades were…read moreheavier than I expected. I was able to skate without assistance, until I fell after three children ran into me. I felt like I was in a freezer, but I had fun. Staff were friendly, there were ample restrooms to use, and the popcorn tasted descent. I recommend this place, but I also recommend protective gear for beginners.

My grandchildren love this place! I've been here several times to watch them do hockey practice,…read morefigure skating and open skate. They are learning so much and have enjoyed coming here for years. It's a great place to learn! I only wish they would improve the sitting area where you watch from. The bleachers are oddly made so there is no where to put your feet accept on the bench where other people are sitting. I've never seen bleachers like this anywhere. It makes it quite uncomfortable especially when attending an event.

Want a day out with the family to have a good ole American time, then swing over to Wake County…read moreSpeedway! We had so much fun watching all the cars racing and eating the 'not so healthy' food. They have an area to buy items, where you can find some collectible pieces as well here and there. This NASCAR short track is pretty hidden from the road, but there is a ton of seating for all. Check out the schedule online to see the upcoming races, and support this local gem!

Great place to go for some fun racing and a family night out. Lots of excitement! They have a…read moreseparate section for families with no alcohol allowed. You can bring your own coolers, just no glass and they check them when you come in the door.