Amazing! Old hotel, but fully renovated, clean and fun. Top shelf staff. Great food. Live music in…read morethe lounge several nights a week

Love this cute and friendly and clean Motel. we will stay here every single time we come to the…read morevalley!!! Great price great breakfast you can't beat the price

I visited Casa Rosa and met with the nice owner. She is very gracious and was very polite as well…read moreas professional. The place is immaculate and a nice ambiance with French provincial style and taste. I highly recommend her service to the public. She is very personable and willing to accommodate you according to your needs. I am happy to recommend to anyone.

From the owner: Casa Rosa Outdoor Wedding & Event Venue is a gorgeous setting where dream events come to life. As…read moreyou drive down a tree-lined road, you'll arrive at our venue, a distinctive two-story home lined with palm trees and vibrant landscaping. Our tiled backyard pool and spacious backyard make for a picturesque setting for any celebration, and our ornate home will make any ceremony one your guests won't soon forget. Look to us for the perfect storybook wedding, quinceañera, or for a dazzling photo shoot. We also feature his and hers suites so you can get ready in rooms fit for royalty.

Great place for photo shoots the owner very nice gentleman very friendly this place offers other…read morecool stuff check it out

From the owner: Events Venue - Weddings Gardens. Bridal House and Photography Sessions.read more

I love going to this movie theater. The seats are great and their food and popcorn is great!!!…read moreGoing again this weekend!!

We drove from Brownsville out to this theater because it was recommended to us and boyfriend wanted…read moreto do a theater that served dinner and had big lounge seats. It definitely feels like an older theater that could probably use some updates/upgrades. The food we ordered was pretty good. I got the pretzels and hot cheese dip, which was more filling than i expected. The pretzels were soft and hot and a good size portion. I even gave my last one to the boyfriend to finish. He got the chicken quesadilla, which comes in a pizza box that is bigger than it should be. We definitely thought there would be more quesadilla in there than there actually was. But he said it tasted pretty good. We thought it was going to have the reclining seats, which it did not so that was disappointing. But I guess we should have confirmed that first. I also thought you could order the food from your seat, but you do have to get up and order at the counter....and they do deliver it to you. Overall, we probably wouldn't make the drive again, but if you live in the Edinburg area it's a nice treat to have the dinner theater.

Chicken nugget with fries plate is approved by the kiddos. I really enjoy the cilantro chicken and…read moretheir tamarindo margaritas. Alex is always attentive and helpful with the menu. We usually sit indoors due to this Texas heat but we always enjoy walking outside after our meal to see their beautiful garden.

Steak was the best steak I have ever had, service was great. I just wasn't expecting for them to be…read moreblasting La chona song over and over again. Full volume. I couldn't hear my thoughts.

We were visiting family in the Valley for Christmas and wanted to have a date night. The Sidebar…read morecompletely exceeded our expectations. The space is such a vibe, with really cool nods to the building's history (old newspaper printing press details and framed original prints). We had the lamb, filet mignon, and espresso martinis. Everything was excellent. The espresso martinis were a highlight (those are so easy to mess up and these were perfect). The meats were cooked exactly right. Our server, Cassandra, was amazing. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and shared some great history about the building. I have Celiac disease, so I have to eat gluten free. Both Cassandra and the chef double-checked ingredients for the dishes I was considering, which I really appreciated. Absolutely worth a visit. We'll be back next time we're in town.

Great food and great concoctions from the bar!! Great service and atmosphere. Food Prices are…read moreactually not bad considering the quantity received! I've been to the big cities eateries and I say flavor and price wise this place is better hand down!! The building is nicely restored ....as a teenager I was actually employed here when it was the Daily Review newspaper. Assistant circulation manager was my fancy title for part time janitor. , LOL. Highly recommend it, you will not be dissa

Visitando una biblioteca principal en el Valle del Rio Grande…read moreVisiting a main library in the Rio Grande Valley (2 of 2) I had to spend about 1.5 days in McAllen, Texas, which is one of the bigger cities in the Rio Grande Valley, along with Brownsville and Harlingen. If you look at what you can do in McAllen, their main library, the largest one on one level in the United States, will be on that list. I asked myself how that could be ... and in McAllen. I had to take a look. The answer to that shows how it gets 5 stars from me, with one star for each word in the following phrase: "Walmart Becomes A Stupendous Library" I did not know that until I got here and asked if the library was built from scratch. I learned that it was not. A Walmart that was no longer operative was repurposed to become the city's main library and, in so doing, became the most spacious one-story library in the U.S. of A. Overlooking the aesthetics of McAllen's main library branch, which is hard to do, the library does everything very well. The collection is vast, with stacks in every direction. In between the stacks are pleasing seating areas and broad expanses of tables, all under excellent illumination. There is a very large children's room and some of its features are humorous and innovative. In fact, art installations throughout the library are clever and interesting. Upon walking in, there is a large tech center with computers and other available features. There's even a small cafe' from which I was able to get some tasty, small, and nicely priced desserts after having had dinner. Even the restrooms are spacious and kept in excellent condition. That everything looks new(er) goes without saying. While I didn't need as much service as I needed at Brownsville, where I handled the technical matters I needed to attend to, the staff was definitely pleasant. They answered my few questions and seem proud to be a part of this progressive library. The main McAllen library's repurposed exterior is also very pleasing to look at. Built into the outboard side of the covered auto canopy is a water feature that drips into a fountain. Additionally, there is an adjacent glass tower that changes colors, which is much more commanding when it's dark outside. The parking lot, with entrances off of a main artery, is capacious. If all this wasn't already making for a very good vibe, I had an experience that was a first and really funny, at least to me. As I was walking back to the car in the parking lot, an obviously local woman comes careening around a corner and rolls down her car window to frantically and excitedly ask me if the library was still open ... in Spanish! With a baseball cap on, I don't think she got a good look at me and, being in the Rio Grande Valley, she must have assumed that whomever she spoke with would speak Spanish. She got lucky. I took my collegiate Spanish courses very seriously (since they were usually comical and good fun) and responded with, "Creo que esta abierta por quince minutos mas." At this point, some Americanized cadence might have filtered through, she looked a little thrown off, and she then landed on a parking space. And, here, I had taken Spanish electives with the hopes of one day visiting Spain and Argentina. A few decades ago, speaking Spanish to someone if you were obviously not Hispanic could have been seen as patronizing, especially if the person doing it was one of those "dos cervezas por favor" types of idiots. Things keep changing and now I feel that more people in America welcome your speaking Spanish to them. This definitely appears to be the case in the Rio Grande Valley. I turned on the ignition to the car, howled with laughter at what just happened, and drove off. Most people, especially if younger, go to the library to get something done. Someone who doesn't have to get something done may go for the enrichment it provides. I can't imagine anyone needing to have their teeth pulled to go McAllen's main branch of their public library. Even just reading about it and the record the McAllen main branch holds, I didn't need to come here. I wanted to come here. And, if in this area, or even in and around South Padre Island, I will probably make a special trip to this unique library just because I want to.

Amazing spot for the latest books and other resources! Really enjoyed their vast collection of…read morematerial, from popular fiction to the latest nonfiction books. Also, the study rooms that you can book in advance were amazing! Online reservations and the check-in process were easy. Spent a string of days working here and the tasty Texas Pecan coffee from the Rise and Shine cafe at the front of the library was perfect. Librarians were incredibly helpful.

Amazing place for weddings and more. The whole set up was well thought out. Scenic for photos…read more Lake, chapel, rooms for wedding party, hall and I'm sure I missed something. I was impressed. Even how hidden it is.