Great lounge. Kinda of a gem hidden inside the hotel at 19th & Loop 289. Staff was great, service…read moreexcellent, hell even the other customers were friendly & fun. Good times. I'll be back.

Loved the drinks and service! The new owners are very friendly. Place has been updated…read morerecently...great place to come and unwind after a long day at work or classes!

This is a great spot to hangout and get a drink or food before the game. They have a big screen…read morewhere they play other college games if you want to sit and hangout. They sell beer & wine and there's always free popcorn if you want a light snack.

Love this venue for big events! I attended a Student Research Week Banquet here and it was…read moreelegantly decorated in Raider Red of course and catered by in house caterers. I love the huge interior! The rafters and the indoor ceiling fans are a great feature. I would love to rent out this space and throw a huge party! Love the natural lighting! There was also a nice area for a silent auction that had softer lighting as the night went on. The caterers used one end of the pavilion and curtained it off for their own use. It wasn't too noisy either sharing all one space.

Texas Tech Club Restaurant Review The Texas Tech Club has…read moretruly been revitalized under its new management, and the difference is impressive. The menu has been thoughtfully upgraded, offering creative twists on familiar favorites while still honoring the classics members expect. Even more noteworthy is the expanded selection of vegetarian appetizers and entrées--options that are flavorful, well-composed, and clearly designed with care rather than as an afterthought. The service matched the quality of the food. The staff was attentive, welcoming, and genuinely seemed happy to be there, which added to the overall experience. It was, without question, the best evening meal we've had at the Club in the past ten years. A final highlight was the live music, which began early in the evening rather than the typical 9 p.m. start seen at many other restaurants. This made it easy to enjoy great music alongside dinner, enhancing the atmosphere without overwhelming the conversation. All together, the evening felt refreshed, relaxed, and memorable--a wonderful step forward for the Texas Tech Club.!-)

They have many great items for the truly hungry, but sometimes I only want a salad. They do not…read moredisappoint. Many variations of salads to choose from. Homemade salad dressing are a great addition!

The DJ.... next time some one is hired, make sure they know how to make a crowd MOVE!…read moreThe woman on 9/8 was playing trash that killed the vibe, no one danced. So full and felt like a waste of money.

So disappointing! Been here In the past and it was great! This is the WORST place ever now. I…read morebrought people from out if town bc I thought this place was cool! First off the card machine down, so when we eventually got drinks and was trying to take pics of the view the bouncers were yelling at us to leave.... so don't serve drinks ar 155 then...the so called staff were rude and yelling.!! I've NEVER been someplace where the staff is so rude! As a parent of a student at TT, this place will NEVER be on my list as a recommended place to visit..The staff could use a lesson on hospitality!!

Beautiful museum with well curated exhibits. The rotating art is always so interesting. love to…read morelearn about new artists. stopped at the Orbit Cafe on our way in the museum and got a coffee recommended by the barista. super delicious. was a little disgruntled when we couldn't walk around the museum with it. We did however have issues with the placement of benches in the museum. When we drank our coffee we sat facing a window that had a huge rectangle in our line of sight. Another bench had a plaque on it to show maybe dedicated or donated to the museum, was in a dimly lit hallway. One final bench, was placed too closely to art. You can sit and relax on it and hit your head on fine art. Other than the coffee and the misplaced benches, this museum is delightful. The updates they've done are beautiful and I love coming to see the new exhibits.

I was entertained for hours. Very interesting things! Especially the dinosaur and pre historic…read moresection

We stayed at the Woodrow House for one night. The hosts were great and very helpful with suggesting…read moreplaces to go. We stayed in the Alumni room and it was very cute with a Texas Tech theme. The bed was very comfortable and the sheets were great. In the morning the breakfast was family style so we met other families which was a plus. The pool was perfect temperature and clean. Overall it was an enjoyable stay and would highly recommend.

The was exactly the experience I had hoped. The caboose was well equipped with an efficient heating…read moresystem for a 27 degree night. The interior was immaculately clean with one of the most comfortable queen beds I've ever slept on. I was also impressed with the quality of the bedding. The sheets were soft and extra blankets and pillows were provided. It has a nice sized compact refrigerator, microwave, and R/0 water in the kitchen area. Snacks and drinks were provided. Then a delicious homemade breakfast with pleasant company. The hosts made me feel welcomed from the second they opened the front door of the main house. Even the parking was secure. It was the perfect get-away. I will be heartbroken if they don't have a vacancy and I have to resort to a hotel the next time I am in Lubbock.

I was not expecting it to be as wonderful as it was but highly recommend. The front building has…read moresome interesting exhibits such as a real Wells Fargo Stagecoach that you can actually get into. Behind this is an open air museum of buildings from Texas ranch life in the 1800's. It is varied and fascinating to see how people lived and worked back then. The buildings are spread along a 1 1/2 mile loop and there is a nice paved sidewalk so you can walk (I did!) or you can take the little mini train which has a conductor/tour guide. I would happily return!

Wow! This place is special. Took my very uninterested teenagers and they loved it. So interactive…read moreand well presented. We really enjoyed the outdoor buildings and train. We highly recommend!

I don't know if I could actually say enough about the Jerry Rawls course. Although the Super is a…read morelittle bit of a stubb , the play and staff outside the Course Management goes is A-Ok. This isn't a place for those looking to get on for $25 , it's more like $40 with a cart and you'll actually feel as if you're taking the weekend on due to it's spacious fore & back - ground. This is one of the highest ranked NCAA recognized courses in the country and you'll often find the Texas Tech Men and Womens golf teams practicing here , of course on their own private section of the massive driving range. I believe the actually hold LDA (Long Drivers Association) qualifiers here , so it's easily 450yds long , and there isn't a shortage of actual turf coverage. The chipping facility actually hold deep bunkers for those wishing to improve their short game or a very large putting green for warming up on your way to the Local Celebrity Tornaments , i also know that you'll be able to sign up and do a USGA Local Qualifier before Sectionals here , for most venues. You'll have to check both the Rawls website as well as the USGA for listings. This course is easily 7200+ yds and i'll play it from the back atleast half the time (4 rounds) and love the challenge. Greens a spacious and the fairways are what you would call a sculpted masterpiece. You'll be able to bash your drive down the fairway 280yds plus roll , but if you're a long iron player , you'll find comfort in getting an even lie from farther back. Wind will always play a factor , even 5mph gust will be felt on this open terrain. If I won a small fortune through the Texas Lottery , i would pay my dues for membership and all course tournaments for the next 5 years because of the memories this could could create. Don't play here unless you've got atleast a 150hrs range time or atleast 3-4 years of playing experience simply because this course is easily intimidating for those unseasoned as to what a Championship Caliber Course should feel and look like.

Have only played this course one time, but it's a great layout. Very fun and many challenging…read moreholes. Only problem I had was with hole #4, as the design of the green only lens to maybe 2 or 3 playable hole locations. Other than that, it's excellent.

I paid for exact time fee. First truck was brought on time. Second truck was brought 90 minutes…read morelater when the wedding started so we were late for setting up. But they refunded me for some of the rentals.

The crew who helped us load and unload were absolutely priceless!! They were cheerful (even in…read more100+ heat), laughed with us, and asked about our event. They are super nice, helpful men. 10+ rating!!