The Game Preserve is my favorite thing to do when I'm visiting family in League City…read more I'm perfectly content here all day with a case of beer and a pizza. I love the game selection and the employees are all great dudes. It never seems over crowded here and you can always get at the games you want to play. If you like retro arcades this is one of the best.

This place is great to get the kids out of the house or for a date night. You can't bear a flat…read morerate of $15 for unlimited playing. You can bring in your own food and drinks (including beer, etc). It's always clean and if you grew up playing these games it can be very nostalgic.

What a quaint and beautiful club. The grounds are gorgeous and kept beautifully manicured and…read moreclean. The club house is cute and welcoming; the pool is perfect for a dip or to swim laps. The staff and members are friendly and hospitable. We were there for Texas Youth Race Week and just loved this club!

Had a great time. The staff was friendly and the facilities were clean and well organized. We came…read morefor a quick go cart experience my 10 year old wanted. It was her birthday so how could I refuse. Great track. Of course the go carts could have been a little bit faster but they were still fun!!! We'll definitely be back!

We visited this place as a family while on vacation in Houston, and it was hands down the worst…read morego-kart experience we've ever had. From the moment we walked in, we were put off. The so-called manager was sitting there, loudly chewing an apple with her mouth open--super unprofessional. The place felt lifeless, and it was clear that barely anyone comes here. Then came the kicker: $14 per race. For what? A disappointing experience in a rundown facility? The pricing makes zero sense, especially given the lack of atmosphere or any real effort to make it worth the money. Do yourself a favor and skip this place. You'd have a better time playing mini-golf--or honestly, doing anything else. Total waste of time and money!

Great little museum in the heart of Texas city. On Friday…read moreat 3 pm, not a single person but us. It felt good, we had enough time to go through and spend some time in kids area too. Little gift shop with reasonably priced cute souvenirs is available as well. It was very interesting to learn more about the history of the famous town and informative for kids and adults. I would definitely recommend. Train display was closed, open on Saturdays. Parking around the corner, since there was none in front of the entrance.

Quiet little gem residing in Texas city. Lots of history…read moreinside and there is a train exhibit on the second floor. We love to check out museums in the cities we visit. Each one is unique. Given we live here in Texas City we get to go every time they change things up.

I had an absolute blast! I'm newbie to bingo and I absolutely love it…read more The place was clean. The staff was very helpful and sweet. You can get food and drinks there as well they call you when it's ready. I will be back for more!

This place is horrible now I used to come here all the time but the attitude has gotten worse. Lisa…read morejust gives dirty looks, is rude to customers and she will talk badly out loud about customers with others and somehow never sells any tabs that actually have players. They're mad when people try to buy from them when that's your whole job. I don't recommend kings or bootkikkers

Great place for parties, friends, couples, or just a solo get-away! This was my second visit, and…read moreI'm planning more. At the time of this review, I haven't tried the kid classes with my children, yet I've heard positive feedback from other Moms. Instructor Glenda is a retired elementary teacher who is very patient and personable. Everything is step-by-step with all participants creating their own masterpiece. I am NOT a painter. NOT. NOT. NOT. Having said that, I can follow the directions, study the completed example, watch Glenda paint her own model, and develop a piece! Check out the website for the calendar.

I had a painting today with Livia. She was AMAZING! It was a small class, but she would have been…read moregood with big or small (I could tell). She was very attentive and made sure we liked our paintings as we did them. She kinda talked to herself but towards us at the same time, and it worked. I used what she was saying to herself to help with my piece. She also talked about random stuff, not just the painting. It was a very relaxed setting and VERY fun class.

The Perry House Museum is a 19th century house, built and occupied by one of Friendswood's first…read morefamilies. It is furnished with many period antiques, as well as some early 20th century pieces. Admission is free. They're only open Saturday mornings. They're operated by the same volunteer crew as runs Friendswood's Brown Museum. For both, call first to make sure they're open because the volunteers don't always show up. When I visited, the docent was not exceptionally knowledgeable about the house or the Perry family; though she could assure me that they were not related to the Perry family who runs the meat markets and restaurants in the area. Nor was there much in the way of literature, plaques or labels explaining the house or the furnishings. My impression is that the Perry house only recently opened as a museum; perhaps they'll improve.

I have always loved working in the Plays, Owner and Director, Cathy Holbrook, put on. We are…read morefortunate to have our very own Community Theater in Friendswood that teaches kids, teens, and adults acting and singing skills, and that provides us many entertaining Plays and opportunities throughout the year.

Great shows! Every seat is good. Very good actors, especially Deborah Winters Chaney. She is the…read moreMichael Jordan of community theatre, she brings everyone up a notch. Cathy Holbrook is also an excellent director/producer and we are fortunate to have her selecting, directing, and organizing wonderful plays that are entertaining throughout the year. The runs are short, so get there when they're offered! This is a hidden gem in Friendswood!