I have a 2024 Chev Blazer with the adaptor and works fine with no other issues with any tesla…read morecharge stations. but the tesla app would not see this location on my phone so I could not begin the charge process, while I was there the only cars this location will charge is a Tesla, the good news there is a Shell station just 19 miles east of this worthless station located off of I-20 so if you have a car (EV) that is not a tesla. Please avoid the aggravation of going to this useless charge station, unless you have a tesla.

Great stop! Forgot to note the amount if chargers. But the venue offers a free drink for Tesla…read moredrivers if you show your key card. The Collin Street Bakery is comfortable and they make everything from scratch. Amazing bread choices. No gf choices! . They close early so if you're here at night, come prepared.

Returned to The Whistlestop for the first time in a long time. This was my first visit since…read morefinding out I am allergic to gluten. The staff was incredibly helpful with finding things that I could have on the menu. Our server was very willing to ask the chef any questions I had about ingredients and sauces. You can get any of the pasta dishes they can make them with gluten free pasta upon request along with getting any handhelds on a gluten free bun. I landed on the Poke Bowl, I subtracted the aioli and ponzu because they were not gluten free. I removed the picked ginger out of my personal preference. To replace the sauces I removed I asked for a cup of their apple vinaigrette and it paired incredibly well with everything in the bowl.

I'm A nod to the rural TX farming and railway that represents east TX. Decor includes broken down…read moretractors, votives surrounded by barbed wire (all fake- no safety concerns), an old pickup, and tons of plants like fiddle leaf figs and pothos. I noticed there is a lip on the front door so don't trip- the travel path can be challenging for those with mobility impairment whether that be a wheelchair user or someone who shuffles their feet (as many clientele in the area). Likewise the lighting is pretty and dramatic but limited in several areas where there are steps and the accessible parking isn't too identifiable at night (to the left of the entrance). Just be careful. For hearing impaired folks, it was a bit loud at 7:30 for conversations but by 8:20 it was noticeably quieter if hearing aids were needed to discern tabletop discussions. I added myself to a yelp waitlist but this wasn't mentioned. But the wait wasn't too bad. There was a family of 8 ahead of me that seemed to throw the hostess for a serious loop. She put together a table which they immediately rejected, asked for another that containing a reserved placard then a third. In between she came back to the stand and looked at me inquisitively - so I asked for a table for one- but then she said it would be a minute. I got the "table for one" treatment- offer for a less comfortable high top in what the bar area- and then I thought we were headed to that 2 top by the bathroom every restaurant dooms single diners with, but was pleasantly surprised to be offered a 4 top. The menu reflected what was on their website- always a good sign. But the waitress was not able to handle the volume. I waited 10 minutes before even being greeted. When she did come by to say she'd be right with me, I could hear a nearby table asking for a pen to pay a check after a wait and another table she had served beverages seemed to be a little irked they hadn't gotten a ticket yet so I figured it best to adjust my ordering accordingly. The fried green tomatoes were a perfect temperature- this can often be a challenge to have them still hot but not scald your tongue prior to the rest of a meal. I think thinner slices help achieve this. Coated in cornmeal not flour mixture made it a challenge to stay on, but the homemade ranch is perfect and makes up for any pieces you fish out. The tuna tataki is approachable- wise choice for an area that is less likely to have a palette looking for wild combinations. I'd feel comfortable introducing someone to tuna with this dish. The concept of tortilla chip with seared tuna (possibly ahi) with crispy fried onion strings and grilled bell peppers and a bit of ponzu sauce is great but swimming in ponzu, the tortilla chips were not strong enough to hold the tuna and their being heavily pre salted really made the whole dish way too salty. I'd love to see this reconfigured with unsalted tortillas cut in half and fried, just a drizzle of the ponzu sauce, and keep the onions and peppers. the grilled peppers adding that smokey flavor really could shine then. And to be clear that was the stand out detail- would love to see more of that combo. For the entree I went with a grilled salmon since I've had two NY strips in Chicago this week. The salmon was definitely fishy so not as fresh, but the jalapeño compound butter really helped cover this so I'd recommend opting for that over an herb butter. The grilled asparagus is a little oily but grateful for a vegetable that wasn't frozen and heated. The Parmesan on top adds a good bit of flavor but again watch out for salt blindness. I would normally say how can you mess up a loaded baked potato but actually I had a terrible twice baked one at a stupid expensive steakhouse this week. They did not scrimp on the toppings- every bite could come with a bit of cheese, sour cream, chives, and real crumbled bacon. Frankly this was the type of potato you think of when you think of home. Solid. Now the tea. This was what I was most curious about given the city of Trinidad has notoriously bad (safety has even been questioned) water. The restaurant has invested in a filtration system and promoted it online. To be honest one of the main reasons I was convinced to try the place. There is a lingering taste that it's been processed but nothing I would reject and the peace of mind frankly would keep me coming back. Now my tea glass could have been refilled more often (ran empty twice), but in this instance, that's a testament to water being drinkable. For service I would say they were a little overwhelmed as tables nearby were left unbussed, but the food was never cold and was served very timely so they have that down. I also want to acknowledge the guy at the table next to me was blowing his nose loudly and incessantly using the restaurant napkin so my heart truly goes out to that staff having to deal with that. Honestly kind of want to keep this one a secret.

Aaron is the best! It's on the square in town. very clean shop. Very relaxed and chill atmosphere…read more I have had a few larger tattoos done by Aaron and they are Fantastic! You can also see some of his work around town on the buildings. If you want great quality work give him a call totally worth it!

From the owner: Black Sheep Tattoo and LLC is a single person, Texas based art studio and tattoo shop, with over 25…read moreyears of doing art professionally. I have specialized in doing large scale murals, sign art, graphic design, and tattoos including lettering, neo traditional, and even portraits. @txblacksheeptattoo on ig @tx_blacksheep on fb

I have visited CSB in Lindale many times, I have always been impressed with the cleanliness of the…read morerestaurant, the quick service and above all the friendliness of the staff. It is my go-to cookie stop for fresh cookies and sweet smiles.

The people here are so sweet just like there baked goodies! Thanks for the great experience!read more

Was a great peaceful environment. Had a awesome time in nature. The hospitality was great, and the…read morefacilities were super comfortable and super clean! Would love to come back!​

My wife planned a 3day getaway for my 50th birthday. There was room for everyone, something to do…read morefor all ages! We had guests aging from 12-78 and everyone was smiling and excited about something they learned or saw at Dragonhead Retreat! We did not travel to see other attractions in Tyler, Canton nor Edom. We wanted to just enjoy being unplugged from the City and enjoy no phones, no TV, no job just laughs, conversations and relaxation! Kathy is amazing Owner and was available to answer any questions about local artist or events. She even blessed us with a small concert with morning coffee and conversation! More ppl need to learn about this place! A woman of color, it's important to feel safe and respected. I felt all of that during our 3 day stay! Will Definitely be telling Everyone about this hidden gem.The view of the Night sky is breathtaking!

Manages 170,000 square feet of office space for me. they anre thorough and bery efficient.read more

From the owner: P&I Real Estate Management is a full service property management company specializing in commercial…read moreand multifamily management services. As a locally owned company run by property investors, we understand the time and money you’ve invested in your property. Our goal is not just to manage your property but to increase your bottom line.