HIGHLY RECOMMEND!…read more Best open play in Houston. Weekends from 12-3. Great staff and facility.

There are two buildings, so make sure you know where to park to get an easy walk to your court!…read more Huge venue, reasonably climate controlled, average pricing for hourly court rentals. All skill levels of people play here and it is very popular for tournaments. Tons of parking. I've done two of the beginner courses here and they strongly differ based on instructor. One was more drill-based, and the other was more focused on fundamentals. In both classes, the instructor gave plenty of time to each person. Would recommend! First timers do have to sign a short waiver, as with every other court.

Great food and service. Food was surprisingly fresh. The service was quick and the drinks were good.read more

Plenty of parking out front, nice clean atmosphere. Pickle ball courts outside, you can watch…read morepeople playing from your table inside. No menus provided, you have to scan a QR code which i was not a fan of. I ordered the marinated chicken quesadillas and fried pickles, both were very flavorful, the order size of the fried pickles was a bit disappointing for 11 bucks. Also ordered the homemade popsicle, in strawberry which was refreshing. It was my bf's birthday so I asked if they did anything and they told me they would give an ice cream sandwich, but ended up with 1 sad chocolate chip cookie because apparently they ran out of ice cream. Can't really say I'd return unless I were to come and play pickle ball. Staff was friendly and service was decent.

Smells like sulphur and sewage. It's the location sad to…read moresay. It's a decent place that's suffering in a horrible location. Some horrible chemical plant thing going on there. Not going again in fear of living in an iron lung after breathing in toxic chemicals from what ever plant is near by

Pulling up, I thought my GPS was sending me on a goose chase. But nope, it actually dropped me off…read morein the right spot: golf course on one side (East River) and Riverhouse restaurant on the other. The vibe seemed Kinda off at first, but the host was welcoming and the waitress struck the perfect balance: attentive but not hovering. I ordered off the HRW lunch menu: chopped salad, jumbo wings (not a happy gal with only 2 flats, flats over drums forever), chocolate cake (wasn't flourless but tasted that way, missing the walnuts) and a glass of house wine. A couple hiccups came up, but the staff fixed them quick. Well at least the ones I brought to their attention. The patio is spacious with city views, probably a whole mood at night. Bar had plenty of TVs going: tennis, golf, even WCT. Basically, a solid spot to chill with drinks and friends... just don't expect a flat wing miracle.

I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

They setup sports leagues, tournaments, and apparently parties. They have a ton of sports to…read morechoose from. I've only been involved in their flag football leagues and tournaments. They do a decent job of scheduling, getting refs, providing lighted fields. This is a way for me to play flag football year round. Locations of the games vary. They can be at the Sportsplex way down southeast w/ $3 gate fee (that gives you a token for a beer or drink). At Quillian which is by Beltway8 and Westpark. Or at various city parks around the town like Lawrence, Love, Springwoods Park, etc. It isn't that bad to register an entire team and split the cost. A good way to blow off some steam after work.

This is THE premier sports league in Houston. They offer every sport you can think of, and don't…read moresweat it if you can't gather enough people for a team. Just sign up as a Free Agent and you'll be placed on a team. Its a great way to meet new people and get some exercise at the same time. They run the leagues year round, though the summer season has frequent rainouts. Who ever is running this league must be BANKIN', b/c in order to register a team, you must pony up $550, at least for football. But when you win that $2 Championship t-shirt, its alllll worth it, baby. KISS MY PASS for life!

I worked for them and NEVER got paid for giving a client three lessons…read more They over charge their clients an OUTRAGEOUS amount just to set up lessons.

Great Coach, Judd "very easy to understand, good teaching…read moreskills, very personable"

If you're considering joining The Downtown Met in Houston, do yourself a favor and don't. This…read moreplace is a complete disaster, hiding behind a nice location and slick marketing while delivering some of the worst customer service and member experience you'll find in the city. The communication is abysmal, particularly from Sarah and Alicia, who are repeatedly unresponsive and unhelpful. Emails go ignored, questions are dodged, and if you do finally get a reply, it's vague and often inaccurate. They don't follow up, they don't follow through, and unless you ask five or six times, you will not get any clear answers or confirmations. You are constantly left chasing them down just to get the most basic information. To make matters worse, they will charge you whatever they want, whenever they want, without warning, explanation, or approval. You won't be notified of fees or changes unless you hunt them down to ask. If you're offered a credit, promo, or adjustment, take a screenshot and save every email, because they certainly won't help you figure anything out after the fact. Once you've signed up, you're on your own. Bijan is somewhat more communicative, but not enough to make up for the chaos. There's clearly no leadership or accountability here -- it feels like a group project where no one knows what their role is, and no one really cares. Facility-wise, it's barely above average. Courts are often overbooked, the gym space is mediocre, and amenities are inconsistently maintained. You're paying premium rates for a second-rate experience across the board. Bottom line: The Downtown Met is a textbook case of mismanagement and indifference. For a place that calls itself a "premier fitness and tennis club," it operates more like a poorly run pop-up gym with no structure or respect for its members. Look elsewhere, literally anywhere else would be a better use of your time and money.

This place is full of friendly and dedicated employees. Many of them are like family. The food is…read moregood and the service is excellent. Did I mention 10 tennis courts? This is my home away from home.

It's always a stop in for me when I'm going next door to Trader Joe's. They've got all kinds of…read moreitems from outdoor clothing, shoes, camping gear, toys, gifts it's a fun place to just browse around. I've found great deals on shoes and jackets when there's end of season sales. Check them out, especially if you're looking for outdoor gear!

One of my fave camping stores from my old days living in Montrose…read more They still have some of the friendliest staff that constantly asked us if they could us with anything. They have tons of fun gifts and great selection of hiking items such as tents , boots and hiking socks. Would definitely return.