I pay $700 a month and a $15,000 initiation fee to hit off of rock-hard fairways, sandless bunkers,…read morea locker room that is repulsive, and a roof thats so full of holes that it rains inside whenever it rains outside. Absolute joke of a club.

Do not join here as a tennis member.  Recently, the new ownership group Arcis and the head "tennis…read morepro" Kelly Marshall decided to ruin the tennis courts by painting a million lines everywhere.  The tennis courts are an absolute mess.  Even though members voiced their opposition to pickle ball taking over the tennis courts, our voices were ignored.  Onion Creek went ahead with trying to accommodate "all racquet sports" by littering the courts with pickle ball equipment and the final straw - adding permanent pickle ball lines to the tennis courts.  Tennis players are not respected here.  I'm playing at Grey Rock from now on.

Drifters x PicklePub shares a lot with each other and has a lot to offer on the Menchaca strip. At…read moreDrifter's, you can grab yourself a coffee in the day or a cocktail at night. At PicklePub, pickleball enthusiasts can rejoice as there are two outdoor pickleball courts and a plethora of draft beers on-site. The shared courtyard has plenty of seating and tables, food trucks, a large LED screen perfect for sports and the occasional live band. During the crawfish season, they host weekly crawfish deals where for each drink purchased, it gets you a pound for free! Beezer, the owner of both businesses, made a thoughtful gesture by checking in with each table to see how guests were doing--a warm touch of hospitality that didn't go unnoticed!

This is the first time I even heard of this place but wanted to try it out. There are pickleball…read morecourts and another bar inside wiry neon lights and a big screen TV. The bathrooms are easy to find, outside labeled Banos. The drinks are a bit pricey for the area but it's a nice space right off bar central on South Menchaca. Some beers on tap and specialty drinks. The bartender was friendly and it's very chill. Very Texas with it being outside and strings of light. The band was a spitfire of kinda country but with spice. I'll be back. It's a fun find.

3 stars as the staff is fun and entertaining. Food eh. Drinks decent. Place, a bit dirty…read more I was hoping for better food based on the reviews. Everything is super fried and way too salty. Drinks were decent but nothing I can't get at other bars. Staff was fun to watch and chat with. Everything was a bit sticky. Kinda felt like being DT Austin. Bathrooms were gross.

We ordered two pizzas, a vegetarian and a chicken pizza and both were pretty good. Nothing…read moreextraordinary, but no complaints either. It was a late night takeout order, and it definitely hit the spot.

Came to Austin Roller Rink for a party and honestly, what a dump. Let's run through it…read more The place is super dingy. The bathrooms are not useable...holy shit, literally. The rink itself is old and cracked. Most of the arcade games do not even work. No issues with the service but the facility is extremely run down and just feels sad. It could really use a deep cleaning and some serious sprucing up. That said, everyone else there seemed to be having fun so maybe none of this matters to most people. In any case, not for me.

i wouldn't recommend this place for roller skating. the rink itself was not good quality with lots…read moreof bumps and chips in the floor. the skates were also bad quality with some skates missing their sole inside and others just plain hurting your feet and giving you blisters. all the staff were rude except zion! for music, you had to pay about $1.20 per song along with having to download their app where you only can buy credits in odd numbers when each song needed an even number of credits. even when the rink was empty, you still needed to pay. also the music was awfully quiet.

Attended a wedding at Hummingbird House and it was lovely. The grounds were delightful even in…read morewinter so I can imagine how breathtaking they would be in the spring and summer months. The bridal suite was not only perfect for the bridal party to get ready but also to allow the blushing bride some alone time before the ceremony. The weather cooperated but the event staff were prepared with tents if the ceremony needed to be moved at the last minute. The bathrooms were even stocked with emergency essentials should they be needed. A few of the guests had mobility challenges and the rustic walkways and loose gravel did present a bit of a challenge for some, but otherwise zero complaints.

My partner and I attended a wedding at the Hummingbird House, a charming and cozy venue. The…read moreproperty was stunning and lush with greenery. I especially loved the adorable dog statues. Although it was drizzling that day, I want to praise the staff for their warmth and hospitality to all guests! They did an excellent job celebrating and making the day special for the bride and groom.

Great area. They have a couple pickle ball courts, coffee house, stage and mixology bar. That being…read moresaid...they miss entertainment. It's super odd bars around them have entertainment and crowds but not here. Seems like the guests mainly come for pickle ball, yet the stage mainly goes unused. If they can work out entertainment then they may have a great venue for guests.

I met some friends on a Saturday morning for coffee. I ordered a latte and blueberry muffin, both…read moreyummy. My friends got breakfast tacos from one of the trucks and gave two thumbs up. There are two nice pickleball courts, both in use. Lots of indoor and shady outdoor seating. All and all, a nice place to meet up with friends.

Digging this divey, gritty, cowboy saloon. It's your typical…read morebeer + shot bar (with some cocktails/bar-style basic). Service is decent, just what you'd expect from this sort of place. Fire pit, large outdoor patio, volleyball court, outdoor stage, all make for a good time. Haven't tried the food but it looks like decent bar/comfort fare.

I really love how everything is so outdoors based in Austin, and this is a great place to…read moreexperience it. They have a rustic feeling bar with tons of open, outdoor seating. Food trucks are there to enjoy while you're drinking, and when we visited there were all ages enjoying the outdoor area. I enjoyed watermelon cocktail from the menu, and they also had Poppi soda! We loved the option for food, and the bartenders were really nice. I'd for sure come back.

The armadillo den is a really great venue with some hiccups…read more First the good: it's a big area, full with chairs, tables strawn throughout and multiple food trucks. The beer list isn't too long, but covers all the bases and the cocktails are good. One disappointment on the cocktails is inconsistencies between bartenders. We had some spicy chicken from the food truck and fried pickles. They were great. So overall, it's a great place to relax with friends and chill. We liked it and will be back regularly.

Went to Armadillo Den for a date, while the date itself didn't go great, I have to give credit…read morewhere it's due because the spot was super cute so he did a good job with planning! There really aren't a ton of fun places like this in South Austin, so if you're in that area, it's definitely worth checking out. They have a few free parking spots, but the larger lot is paid, so carpooling is a good idea. I love that they offer a mix of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, so there's something for everyone. There are also a few food trucks on-site, including Via 313, which is always a win. The space itself is perfect for hanging out, there's a big screen, live music, and even cornhole. It's also dog-friendly, which makes it even better. Overall, it's such a fun, laid-back spot and I'd definitely come back!