Good staff, clean theaters there, & great games. Would want to have more old arcade games in the…read morestarcade Section.

My friend and I are nauseous and physically ill from eating the popcorn. Today is 9/17/26. We…read morewatch a 10:25pm movie. I'm physically ill right now at 1:07am.

Cute outdoor venue. Celebrated 4th of July with friends and family there. They put on an amazing…read moreshow, Grand Ol Americana. Hope they bring it back next year.

Tablerock is such an awesome place! We saw the Christmas Carol performed there, and it was just…read moremagical. The actors were great, as were the costumes and the atmosphere is one of a kind. You're out in a secluded grove, watching a play at night outside as it's performed on a big slab of rock. One of a kind! The folks that run the place are also very friendly and the concessions are quite cheap ($1 popcorn and $2 for cocoa with whipped cream and sprinkles).

YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2018 - PART 2: 51/100…read more Big bro was initially assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division before he was reassigned to the 4th Infantry Division (now relocated to Colorado Springs, CO.) (NOTE: He has since retired.) Whenever he has out-of-towners coming through, he always takes them to Fort Hood and never fails to make a stop at this museum. As many times as I've visited, I seem to get more and more educated about this Division. Displayed outside are different types of military transportation - land and air, both foreign and domestic. If you have some time to look around, I suggest reading up on the relics. The museum structure/building doesn't look like anything bangin' from the outside, but it's quite surprising how much articles and artifacts there are inside. Walking through and doing a bit of reading will inform you on the various steps its taken to transition from how it began to where they currently are. I still find it interesting. Admission is free, but you have the option of making a donation, if you so choose. A must-visit if you ever find yourself inside the base.

An excellent collection of vehicles and aircrafts from various wars in history. They have done an…read moreextremely good job on this collection. Outstanding for families just looking for something to do. An educational visit that took us down the memory lane. It was a very good walk. We had a superb afternoon. The museum is free.

This little theater is right of the 80s-90s with simple, but comfortable seating, and prices. Last…read moretime I was here was over 10 years ago for the drive in and my friends and I always enjoyed the experience. Returning now with my family for a matinee, I was surprised to see they have maintained the charm and affordability of this theater. It was $10.50 for the three of us plus another $10 for sodas and popcorn. Seating was comfortable and the sound and temperature were perfect. There are a few single seat bathrooms, inside, so recommend you don't come on a full bladder, but I give this five out of five for providing families and affordable movie experience with new releases. I will certainly return next time I'm in the area.

We came here after visiting my wife's aunt and uncle who live in Gatesville. I'm so glad we did…read more We got there about a half hour early and ordered pop corn and candy at the concession stand for under $10. We paid $10 entry fee for a double feature. It was Twisters and A Quiet Zone Day one. We didn't make it to see QZ, it was 11pm, and got sleepy. The wind outside gave it a 4d Effect lol. Also, there was a major fire just on the other side of the highway with major smoke and flames. It took firefighters nearly half an hour to arrive, making us a little nervous as you can see it just to the right of the picture. Everything is just a little weird when there's a full moon out!

I want to THANK Cathy or Kathy ‍ for her hospitality and to the owners of "Painting With A Twist"…read morefor honoring their policy's The Walk In painting was a success. A surprise birthday presents to my dear sister. The atmosphere was inviting, the workers were helpful and the time spent was worth it. I will definitely return again. And will tell everyone this is a place to Relax and Enjoy yourself. NO PRESSURE! JUST PAINT!

I absolutely love this place! Not only do I enjoy coming here with my friends and family, but this…read moreplace is perfect for group activities as well! The owner and staff members are by far extremely kind and will go over and beyond for any one of their customers. You will love coming here and will always enjoy your event.

A large traditional movie theater with several hundred comfortable seats and a large film screen…read more Popcorn and soda look and tasted quality. Watching films here is a pleasure.

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I have been to dozens of rural towns museums throughout Texas. This one though is the Diamond in…read morethe group. On our recent trip to Gatesville we found this gem. Its claim to fame is that it has over 6,000 different spurs, which is the Worlds largest and part of a 10,000 spur collection. You will see spurs that date back to the early 1800, along with Jackie Kennedy's spurs and those worn by Poncho Villa. This place has two floors, housing thousands of rare antiques and artifacts. It is huge, covering a City block with unique artifacts, to include Native arrowheads, millstones and clothing. It is very tastefully laid out with an antique soda shop, a historic school classroom, a transportation section displaying Ford Model T, a full scale log cabin/jail and numerous antique farm equipment, including a huge old case tractor and other early farm artifacts on displays. You will see a full scale doctor's office, a dentist office and partial hospital, displaying artifacts dating back to the early 1800. This is the single most impressive place I've visited in years. We spent two hours in it and didn't see it all. This is a must see museum. It has a gift shop loaded with very interesting merchandise for sale.

My daughter & I visited this lovely place while driving to Gatesville on an errand. It was such a…read moreneat hidden gem. I say hidden because it does not look that big from the outside, but has a lot inside. It was so nice to have visited on their first day of reopening due to getting a new elevator (it has two stories). The volunteers were so sweet and offered up their knowledge on the displays, which was truly appreciated. There is so much history here including the Lloyd and Madge Mitchell world's largest spur collection and stories behind these extraordinary people. I appreciated the diverse history in the museum. There were so many displays and narratives posted, that it would take all day to read through it all. If you appreciate Texas History, it's definitely worth experiencing this museum. I'd like to pop in again if I get the chance to read all of the narratives that I didn't have a chance to get to last time. The hours were: Wednesday - Saturday 10 am to 4 pm.

Great history of 3 ACR to include a lot of TX campaign history. Was the former 4th ID museum before…read morethey moved to FT Carson.great museum inside and lots of vehicles outside!

Awesome exhibit. Lots of 3rd Cavalry Regiment history. The grounds are well maintained and the…read morestaff is very friendly. The gift shop is rather tiny but has plenty of souvenirs. Hard to find, like a diamond in the rocks.