This venue was exactly what I was looking for. We had a baby shower for my sister. The rental…read moreprocess was simple and all online. I then setup a walkthrough of the venue to get pictures, measurements and to see the facilities. They grant you access to two kitchens and two bathrooms nearby. They are not in the Veranda but are in close walking distance. The Veranda was perfect, open, airy and so pretty! The rental comes with four round tables, linens and chairs. They provide spandex covers for the buffet/main tables as well as all round table linens in crisp white. Ana Alicia and the rest of the staff were amazing. Super helpful, and friendly. They are super accommodating from start to finish. The deposit was returned in less than a week! I highly recommend this venue!

If you've lived in Fort Bend County, you would find this museum quite interesting. If anything,…read moreit'll help you understand why the schools in the area are named the way they are (Stephen F. Austin, Isaac H. Kempner, B.F. Terry, and Jane Long to be exact.) Since this part of Texas was colonized in the 1800s, landowners here had plantations with cotton and sugar cane. And since they were part of the confederacy, they did have slaves. So yes, slaves were in this part of the country, in addition to the KKK. The museum doesn't condone slavery; it was simply letting us know that it existed around these parts. What people should take offense from is that B.F. Terry, though apparently an excellent fighter, was a slave owner and yet he has a high school named after him. The museum itself is small, but your admission also goes towards 2 house tours. I really enjoyed the Moore mansion. The docent was very good in explaining what everything was and delving deep into the family's history. If there's anything they could improve on, I would suggest updating some of the museum info, specifically, the surrounding town populations with information from the 2010 US census. Additionally, it's hard to remember the Moore family tree; I think it'd be helpful to have a poster with the family tree to help us visual learners see how everyone is related and who made what changes to the house.

I went to this years ago but had a fantastic time. A little steep for admission but for someone who…read moregets in the holiday spirit, worth every penny.

This place has some wonderful light displays. A great place for a family outing. There are so…read moremany frames and arches for family pictures and Christmas cards. I think my two favorites are the white crown and the carriage you can sit in. Both are lovely. Getting into and out of the parking lot is easy with multiple exits. We went on a Saturday and it was slightly crowded and there were some Lines to the best photo ops. Only about 8 families deep tho, so it probably went fast. We just went to the next photo place. Most impressive were the castle, mermaid, carriage and white crown. The alleyways with curved light features were very cute. I did not see the maze or space shuttle that were mentioned in other posts. It took us about 1 hour and 15 min to view all the lights. I got discounted tickets on Groupon before I got there.

Perfect spot for young boys. The museum is half outdoors/half indoors with a mix of indoor exhibits…read moreand trains that you can walk inside. There is an educational hall in the back that we almost missed with a toy room and model train. The model train room is huge! The train toy room was also a hit with my toddler boy. I have been to the Galveston railroad museum as well and prefer this one. The Galveston one was a little larger but did not have a model train set or toy room. You also have to pay for parking there. Parking is free here and can be found right in front of the gate. Would return more frequently if it wasn't so far.

Our visit was disappointing. Most of the exhibits were either broken or off limits at the time of…read moreour visit (I wish they informed me before paying or given a discount). The ones that were available to view were underwhelming. Here are the main exhibits: - Outdoor Miniature Model Train (Not operating) - A Train Consist (The main attraction. Under Maintenance March 2025 - No Entry) - Luxury Passenger Coach (Not allowed inside - Locked) - Kid Play Area (Some toy broken) - Antiques - Indoor miniature model trains For the price of $22 for my son and I, I didn't find the price worth it. At least parking was free. We spent about 30 minutes here before we felt like we saw everything.

We came here for a 4year olds birthday party. The place was reserved 100% for the party and was…read morevery tidy upon arrival. There was table set up to one side for kids to eat cake and food. The rest of the area was play area for the kids. If you've never been to a place trike this before, it's a large sized play space for kids to use their imagination at a vet clinic, grocery store, fire station, etc.. It looks like there are even pottery painting and other activities that can be added on if they interest you!

Great kid's indoor play place - friendly workers! We really enjoyed it. Reservation only and they…read moretypically are only open on the weekday, with weekends being for birthday parties (but they do open to the public if there's no parties booked). They just opened 07/17/2023 so everything is nice and new and clean.

Very cute and fun games, easy to purchase tokens+ extra token benefits with your purchaseread more

Took my grandchildren here and got $50 worth of tokens and walked out with two stuff probably worth…read more$.50. Also, it only took about 20 minutes. $50 for 20 minutes is not a value

What a GREAT experience! The Rustic Brush is putting a new twist on the old and boring…read more"painting-and-BYOB" concept with an activity that is fun and innovative, involves you in the creative experience from start to finish, leaves you with a product you actually WANT to display in your home, and -MOST IMPORTANTLY- makes you feel like an independent-ass woman who don't need no man! For this activity, you're essentially creating a rustic art piece (choose from sign, doormat, or door hangar) with a stencil/graphic of your choosing. Prices differ depending on the the type and size of the piece of you want to do. Probably the most inviting and exciting part of this whole process is choosing your stencil/graphic... and ooooh baby, does TRB got you covered! Love-themed stencils, adventure/travel-themed stencils, religious-themed stencils, ones for pets, ones for every room in the house... you're bound to find something that calls to you! And if not, you can customize your own graphic for an extra fee. I love that TRB's website sorts everything out into categories, so it's a lot easier to spot something you like. Once you reserve your timeslot, choose your sign, size, and graphic, all you need to do is show up. A few gal-pals and I decided to do Sunday Funday at TRB's new location in Katy today and it was an AWESOME experience! We arrived with snacks 'n dranks (emphasis on the dranks) in tow, and found our materials and stencils prepared and ready for us. The staff members were great at walking us through the process and assisting us whenever we needed something. Unlike painting classes where you have to follow a guide, you can move at your own pace here; the staff will always be around if you get stuck. That said, BIG KUDOS to them for being so patient with us even though we kept scurrying off to eat and take shots in between brush strokes (we were being judged so hard by other patrons for this, haha!). After a few hours (mind you, we were a party of 5), our masterpieces were done. Each of us had signs varying in size, alignment, and colors; some of us did gradient/ombre effects; some threw glitter on it... I love how each piece came out completely original and unique! Overall, it was such a rewarding experience. In between the painting and hammering, you truly find your inner creative badass, and in the end, you get to bring home something original and 100% your own. Unlike painting classes where everyone creates the same boring picture that will probably end up collecting dust in someone's closet, this is a place I can totally see myself coming back to again and again to create unique pieces for my home. I'm already planning on bringing my hubby sometime soon so we can create something for our living room! Anyway... there you have it, folks - time to drop the painting brush and pick up the hammer!

Great experience! We had a wonderful time and all of our signs turned out great. I'm "craft…read morechallenged" and they made it so easy!

I played on 7/22/20. I was in the pro shop for only 5 minutes so I can not give a good review of…read moreit. The driving range was average or less. Grass was not plentiful. The balls were ok for a quick warm up but would not work well to accurately practice ball movement. The course itself has a really nice layout. They fairways were in good shape. Any of the bad lies I had were because of bad shots as opposed to poor maintenance. The greens at this course is what brings the rating down. On several of the greens the was a lot of dead spots. Of course the pins are not places near the dead spots and because the greens are large my play was rarely affected by them. The staff is incredibly friendly, being available and willing to help. Due to COVID-19 I didn't hang around inside kind but what I saw was nice. I have been fortunate to play some very nice courses. Also I work at a well rated golf course so please be mindful of this when considering my 3 star rating, which I believe to be average. The Pecan Grove Plantation is worth the trip. In fa I am going to play it again today. UPDATE: After playing this course again I raised my review to 4Star. On my 2nd trip the range has been moved to a very grassy spot. We played the 3rd of the 3 9hole courses. This one has obviously been updated and updated nicely. In my first review I did not mention price. Both times we played for $30 each. At this price it is an extremely good value.

I went with my parents for brunch on Labor Day weekend. We were the only ones there. No surprise as…read moreHoustonians tend to high tail it out during this holiday. The others were still on the morning round of golf. The service was fantastic. Especially since no one else was there. You could tell, however, that service was typically very good. The server who waited on us was so nice and knowledgeable. She also told us about upcoming events. The food was great. I had just typical breakfast food, but it was perfect. This was the first time I've had iced tea that tastes like my grandma used to make and which I've not been able to reproduce. So good. My dad was so impressed he decided to go back with his radio club. It will be a mainstay in our family brunch get together a henceforth. Also their prices were super reasonable.

I love this place. You gotta give it to the ladies here were able to accommodate 76 kids for a…read morefield trip. I work for Kids R Kids - Cinco Ranch West and I've gotta give these ladies props. Y'all did a wonderful job with my students and they really enjoyed this experience you were able to give them.

Purchased three groupons for my sister birthday the day of her birthday. We were late due to…read moretraffic, rain and not being from the Katy area. Michelle our instructor was understanding in these matters and she jugged both the students who were their on time, who were 15 mins into their paintings and my family who were settling in. Michelle got us up to speed within 10 mins of our arrival. The example painting was very intimidating for first timers, but Michelle dissected each section of the example painting with efficiency but realistic tips and tricks. She was super helpful in aiding us with aspects that were to scary to attempt on our own. Their was a 5 minute break were you could sip and snack, but we mostly kept painting because it fun and relaxing. Top 40 hits was playing in the background which allow me to relax even more, and sing lowly the lyrics. Overall we had a blast. Recommendations: wear clothes you can get paint on, you have an apron, but things happen. Have a small bag with you, big hand bags take up space under the table. If you have a Groupon deal, print it before you come. Bring a small sitting pillow, the old backside gets numb when you sit for 2 hours on small plastic stool. Its a unisex restroom, go easy on the liquids. Have a protective cloth and space in your car for transport of your masterpiece after. All in all we had a grand time.