I attended the concert at HEB Center to see Anthony Hamilton and Fantasia and purchased the All In…read morePremium Loge Package. The Great The All In Premium Loge package was a strong value. It includes two tickets in a semi private area, a parking pass, two alcoholic drinks each, unlimited non alcoholic beverages, and a full buffet. The view was unobstructed and excellent. There is an elevator that takes you directly to the correct level, which makes access easy. The bathrooms were clean, close by, and had no lines. The dedicated area for food and drinks meant we avoided the long bar lines, which was a big plus. The buffet included salad, vegetables, mashed potatoes, chicken, carved beef, rolls, and desserts. The line moved quickly and the food was enjoyable. The Good While the food was solid, the seating area does not include tables to place your food or drinks. The seats did not appear to be larger than standard seating and there is no additional legroom. (I'm 5'10") That was a bit surprising for a premium package. Although the view was unobstructed, the venue could benefit from additional jumbo screens placed around the arena. The main screen could also be zoomed in more to enhance the experience. The Bad The sound quality was the most disappointing part of the night. The music was too loud and at times you could not hear the artists clearly. Both Anthony Hamilton and Fantasia are powerhouse vocalists who do not need heavy production. Instead of clear, crisp voice isolation, they sounded muffled. After multiple audience complaints, the sound improved, but it was distracting and took away from the experience. The package also advertised dedicated guest services and event staff support. Unfortunately, that was not our experience. We could not find anyone to help us locate our seats or answer questions. The only visible staff were those managing the buffet and the check in area. For a premium experience, that was frustrating. Overall Despite the issues, I had a great time with my friend and we truly enjoyed the concert. I would consider using the All In Premium Loge Package again, but with adjusted expectations. Tips * Avoid the main entrance and use a secondary entrance for quicker entry. * If you do not have a bag, use the express line. (We had small clear bags and were allowed to use th express lane) * Download your tickets to your wallet before you get to the event. * The highway exit for the event can feel chaotic with heavy traffic and aggressive drivers. Consider driving past the first entrance and heading to the second exit. * Take your time after the event to avoid the traffic jam. All in all, it was a fun night. With a few operational improvements, especially around sound quality and guest services, the experience could move from good to great.

It's a little tricky to review an entire venue, because what are you really judging, the arena…read moreitself, the food, the parking, the bathrooms, the overall experience? But the H-E-B Center does a lot of things right. First and most pleasantly surprising, parking was free and plentiful! That alone puts this place ahead of a lot of similar venues. Lots of food options with a mix of recognizable chains like Chick-fil-A and Tim Hortons, along with standard stadium food stands. With so many options, quality and price will vary, but overall prices felt reasonable for a venue like this. It didn't feel like an aggressive cash grab. Bathrooms were about what you'd expect for an arena. You're not getting Buc-ee's quality, but everything was working and functional. I went for a Texas Stars game, which is the AHL affiliate of the Dallas Stars. It was the Star Wars themed night so my experience may have been a bit unique in terms of atmosphere and activities, but these games are worth going to any time, even without a themed or specialty event. I love that the crowd shouts 'STARS!' when the word comes up during the national anthem, and everyone says 'Thank you!' when the announcer gives the one-minute warning to the end of the period. My biggest complaint was around getting food from the stands that are built into the arena wall (as opposed to the freestanding carts). Some items like hot dogs and nachos are ready to hand over immediately, but many items at these locations are prepared to order, which is great in theory, but in practice it means waiting anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes after ordering. The problem is there's no designated place to wait. Once you step out of line, you're basically standing right in front of the stairways leading into the seating area. As game time approaches, this becomes a crowded bottleneck with people constantly trying to get past you. I wish there was a dedicated pickup spot for made-to-order food, or a more streamlined system so people aren't awkwardly hovering in high-traffic areas. While the H-E-B Center is more intimate than venues like Q2 Stadium or DKR, it still delivers on the energy of a major sporting event, and I recommend checking out a Texas Stars game.

My friend invited me to her kid's game and I was very impressed with the quality of services and…read morehow organized the place is, I really enjoyed.

What a great HS stadium! It's shared with Cedar Park and Vista ridge for football games…read more There are lots of restrooms and the swatting isn't too cramped Only downer is the HS soccer doesn't play there since there isn't enough run off room.

No outside food/drink and clear bag policy. I couldn't find this information anywhere on any…read morewebsite before attending. Parking is free and good close proximity to the stadium. Field looks good and home side has nice seat backs. Just sit over there and root for any team you want.

This stadium was built after I graduated HS. In town for my HS reunion so I went to my alma mater's…read moregame against school rival to check it out. This stadium can fit 11K people for a high school game although there's other high school stadiums in Texas with bigger capacities. They do replays on the screen. Parking is free. Tickets are $9 to sit on the home side. Recommend sitting on home side to view a great half time show produced by the students from band and drill teams. Recommend going to a high school football game in Texas, it's more theatrical than other high school games out of state with good participation from the local community, bands, drill teams and student body. Lines are a bit long for concessions but restrooms were fine, not long waits.

Excited about the professional Faculty that teach the scholars at ACC San Gabriel. Clean campus…read morewith friendly staff that care about their students.

Avoid at ALL costs. They are rude and treat you like scum, just as previous reviews have said. This…read morecollege runs on scamming people, bullying, and all the things that make people the absolute WORST. First, admissions forgot to inform me that they would charge an extra $3500 for out of district tuition, so that charge blindsided me a week into classes. After waiting a week to get a hold of a financial aid person, they told me they wouldn't help me and to try my advisor. They shoved me off so fast, and didn't even ask me what the problem was. SO RUDE. I couldn't get a hold of my student advisor the entire semester. When I finally received an email back from Ara Williams, it was AI generated, and didn't answer my actual concerns because he was "too busy" with other students who had "actual problems". You will spent most of you time trying to find the right person to email, because most of the staff will just shove you off to someone else or telling you to just be grateful for the breadcrumbs of information or help they offer. On top of that, they hire "professors" like Cassie Smith for Anthropology who are NOT qualified to teach the subject, but will also hire department chairs like Dr. Sanchez to protect these "professors" even when they lack the basic knowledge to teach. Both of these staff members accused me of cheating without any sort of proof, but tried to tell me I should be "grateful" they gave me a grade that I earned. This was after I had to email the professor every SINGLE week to open the appropriate information and assignments. Yes, I had to remind my professor to unlock the weekly assignments with an email that she didn't respond to for two days prior. She was probably busy trying to make her lecture videos that didn't post until halfway through the week. It's sad that all this time she spent "preparing" for her class she couldn't run a spell check before posting anything, including feedback on papers. Cassie Smith is unprofessional and should never teach again. Dr. Sanchez should never be allowed to interact with students again. Telling a student who did not cheat to "be grateful the professor was willing to change the grade" is INSANE and shows how selfish this college is. They will do WHATEVER it takes to protect their own, even if it means lying about a student's academic dishonesty. This ENTIRE college runs on manipulation, scams, and lies. DO NOT waste your money here because they do not care about you. I have hired a lawyer to pursue legal action because of this semester with Austin Community College.

Great spot to hang out on the patio and listen to live music or watch a game! My friends and I were…read morein town for the holiday and decided to stop by for some local flavor after seeing the live music sign outside. The majority of the property is covered by an expansive patio area, perfect for groups. They have a number of large tables, small tables and even chaise lounge chairs - whatever makes you comfortable! We arrived later in the night just as the live band was wrapping up but there were many of people out back watching the World Cup game. In terms of drinks, I got the skinny rabbit margarita and it was fantastic. It far exceeded my (admittedly, low) expectations. It had a mint accent which was delicious, and combined with a tajin rim, the perfect summer drink. Don't worry, if you don't like mint, they will happily leave it out. My friends got an espresso martini, customized without baileys or dairy, and enjoyed it for a bar that doesn't seem like they would even have espresso martinis. One odd note that I did notice is that the handwashing sink for the restrooms is outside of the restroom and around the corner both inside and outside. At first I thought that they did not have handwashing sinks and was confused but noticed them once I left. Hopefully people remember to do this when they leave!!

This place was really a good find. We stopped in for lunch my son ordered the brisket enchiladas…read moreand I had the shrimp salad. When you come in you order at the bar the bartender was really nice and friendly and answered any questions that we had. Then you take a table and wait for your food I think normally you're supposed to pick up your food at the counter but she wasn't very busy so she brought the food to our table. It's a bar like atmosphere but it's a family restaurant at the same time they have cute decor inside obviously Rabbit themed and they do have a really nice back yard outside area seating where they have music. Son got the enchiladas were delicious I did get a bite of them very good portion and the brisket inside was just so tender. My shrimp salad tasted like it had homemade dressing on it was very amazing I would say it would've been a perfect salad if it just had avocado on it. It just needed something. Will be back for the music!

What happened to hockey around here? Stars games used to be the rowdy fun that hockey should…read morebe--fans pounding on the glass, beer and peanuts and hot dogs, and a fair amount of scuffles on the ice. Now they have a wine bar, a buffet dinner, the fans were quiet and reserved, and there was not even a harsh word exchanged on the ice the entire game. And they lost, which is nothing new. I'm wondering if some suit in the management office decided they could make more money by "appealing to higher class level of fans".

What a great way to get your hockey fix without breaking the bank. The TX Stars are the feeder team…read morefor the Dallas Stars so who knows you may be watching the next Jamie Benn. The HEB center is a cozy venue to catch a game. There is really not a bad seat in the house. I love the fact that it's family friendly and the staff goes out of their way to ensure everyone has a great time. Parking is free for Stars games. We usually score freebie tix but when purchasing a ticket I usually just buy the cheapest and move around. There are plenty of open seats especially if you go on a week night when school is in session. Food and beverage options are a plenty. You can order a Miller Lite or a local craft beer. I usually spend a period up top in one of the cozy bars. It's mostly standing room but it gives you a great perspective of the on ice action. Pro tip: Dress warm even if it is 90 degrees outside it's cool/cold inside.

I could not possibly be more impressed with 180 Performance Center & True Grind Systems. The…read morefacilities, location and -- most of all -- the coaches and instructors are exactly what I was hoping to find for my nearly-7-year-old son. I saw an ad in the Community Impact for the 180 Performance Center "Youth Summer Baseball Camp", and signed my son up for a week in late-July, 2022. He had an absolutely awesome experience! There were 3 coaches for roughly 20 kids; everyone got plenty of individual attention; and I could see a quantifiable improvement in my son's skills and confidence each and every day. Here's what was most impressive about the coaches: they reward EFFORT just as much (if not more) as results. Even if the kids made an error, the coaches were quick to praise the work they put into trying to get it right. It cannot be overstated how important that is to me -- and to every kid, really. I was lucky enough to play professional football in my heyday, and -- even though I don't know the first thing about baseball -- I do have the luxury of perspective that young athletes don't have. All of the coaches and instructors have professional and/or college experience; they know what it takes. Instilling the mindset of "always trying to get it right instead of always being right" is so vital to sports development, and life-in-general development. It's the practice, the homework, the chores, the manners -- the things they don't give you a trophy for -- that lay the foundation for a good life. It's apparent that 180 Performance Center and True Grind Systems was founded on this credo. One of the founders and owners I had the pleasure of meeting, Mr. Tom Snell, epitomizes this mindset, and only hires instructors and coaches that share that mindset. It's the perfect place for my son to develop as an athlete and as a human being; my only regret is that I didn't find this place sooner. If you're a parent or player who has seen too many coaches fixated on "winning-at-all-costs" instead of stressing development and fundamentals, then you know exactly what I'm talking about. Thank you to Mr. Snell, the coaches (Austin, Bryson and Tyler), and everyone else involved with 180 Performance Center & True Grind Systems. It has unequivocally been one of the best experiences of my son's young life!

A beautiful, modern baseball training facility with everything you need to improve your game. From…read moreamazing instructors (hitting, pitching, fielding and catching) and the latest technology, 180 Performance Center has 10 outdoor cages, 5 indoor cages, indoor pitching mounds, plyo wall, Win Reality Room, a class room, and an outdoor lit infield. They work with kids all the way to several MLB and MILB pros.

I was invited to a birthday party that included ice skating, party room, snowball fight experience…read moreand the service of staff making sure the client had everything for their birthday party going and flowing. Didn't know about this place and they offer a lot of activities. Its a big place with multiple rinks, seating areas, party rooms, and soccer fields outside. They had this cotton candy machine that makes cotton candy into certain shapes and you can choose. My grandson enjoyed that alot. He actually enjoyed it more than we thought. He had his grandpa going to check out the different hockey games going on and watching the people ice skate. Note: it gets cold in there because they have to keep the ice frozen so bring along a warm sweater or jacket to be comfortable especially if you're usually cold. I definitely recommend this place. They also have a special events and public skating times. I plan I checking out one of those events. Im glad we had the opportunity to check this place out.

Good ice rink overall because the facility is new and the ice is nice, but unfortunately, it feels…read morelike they don't care much about public skaters. They have two rinks, yet they seem to prioritize hockey, leaving very limited time for public skating. There is often only ONE public skating session per day, despite having two rinks. They also no longer have the Saturday afternoon public skating sessions they used to offer. The public skating schedule is very unpredictable. The last couple of times, they've had sessions on Friday and Sunday, but oftentimes they don't. This makes it really difficult to plan ahead. It feels like hockey is taking over both rinks, while public skaters are being pushed aside. It's disappointing because this is a great, newer facility, but the lack of consistent public skating hours makes it difficult for people who just want to skate recreationally.

Unsafe at the moment…read more There have been reports recently that I have heard of men hiding in the bathrooms, including the women's bathrooms. One recent report was that 3 men came out of the bathroom and was headed toward someone's daughter. Another mom called the police recently because men were recording the children at the splash pad, but they didn't have any kids of their own. The bathroom by the playground and splash pad has two directions you can exit.. to the left towards the splash pad or toward the right towards the side wooded area. Please don't let your children go in there alone and always check the bathroom first. Lakewood park, please hire security and heavily monitor the children's area.

Chill spot to walk and do some exercise. Maybe close those rings on your watch! Water is very low…read moreright now so that was a little disappointing but it's a nice trail to walk on.