I went to see my first major league baseball game on April 17,2026. It was a really great…read moreexperience. We had good seats, food was good. It wasn't very crowded. Everyone behave and the night was beautiful ending with a great fireworks show.

Had an Awesome time at the Astros game! Sitting by a great number of cheerful people rooting on our…read moreteam!!! Astros won 44-1. Pena hit a home run the beginning of the game and set the tone for the others. Ten stars!

By far one of my favorites places in Houston. I've come to the Toyota Center numerous times for…read morebasketball games and concerts. The staff are always welcoming and helpful with guiding guests to their correct seats, answering questions & securing bags/purses that may be bigger than the approved bag size. I also like that Toyota Center offer amenities and perks if someone was to purchase seats in a private suite. I definitely think you get your money's worth when attending an event at this venue.

the toyota center is an excellent arena, however i was disappointed when the rockets lost…read more everything was accessible and easy to navigate and similar to any other arena layout. go rockets

The part of the field house where kids play basketball is pretty nice, although it looks mainly for…read morepractice and the seating is a bit limited. The court is kept up and the facility is easily accessible form the parking lot, albeit you'll have to do some work to find it. GPS isn't user friendly when it comes to pinpointing where this place is. The restrooms are a pretty good walk, since it's where the main basketball court is, for Rice basketball team.

First off, I don't know how the Rice basketball arena has never had a Yelp review…read more I'm not a Rice alum but attended the basketball camp as a kid. So Rice is one of the Houston college basketball teams I support by attending a game every now and then. The arena has been around for at least a few decades, but it's in great shape and actually appears to be pretty new. It is also a smaller gym so there are no bad seats. Behind the baskets do have bleacher style seats, though. The rest of the seats are pretty comfy. Rice teams usually play good basketball with lots of passing and ball movement, so this is a good place to see some really good basketball without paying NBA prices. Our front row tickets cost 25 dollars which would be hundreds or more at a Rockets game so this is a great value. Upper level seats could be had for 12 to 15 dollars and half court lower level seats were 30. They sell Buffalo Bayou beer, St. Arnold's and wine at the beer table and at the concession stand. Pro tip: the concession line backs up toward game time and during half time, so I'd get there half an hour early if you want something.

Recently attended the Dynamo and Colorado game here. Today was children's day…read more Last time my son and I was at this stadium, we stood in line for hours to witness history (HERSTORY) the first black female president elect, along with local hometown music artist, Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland.

I went to purchase 4 tickets on their website and they assigned me 4 random seats in the section…read more The seats were not even together. Immediately all excitement I had for this game evaporated and now I don't even want to go. I am beyond frustrated and want my money back. First and last time I will ever do this.

Came here for a UH baseball game. Visitor parking was very close across the street and we had…read morebought parking ahead of time online so it was $15 instead of the $20. Also there was an indoor professional football game on campos too so parking was higher. Easy walk to the baseball stadium and a very nice stadium at that. Well maintained facilities including the bathroom and the concessions weren't a crazy price. The kids working were working hard and I appreciate that. Field was well maintained and the game was easy to follow. Lots of seating all around with different options.

The stadium is nice and clean. The staff is very polite. The concession is Trash! They have a very…read moretiny dirty areae to work out of. I had a pretzel which was over cooked, my husband had a tiny bag of popcorn that he said tasted old. You can not read the card machine so I have no idea what my total was. They did have food trucks near which others said was fair. Food is not something you will want here. Hope your team is playing well. Only water choice was Dasani

Undoubtedly one of my favorite public spaces in Houston. You have the George R. Brown, Discovery…read moreGreen, and the Marriott Marquis in the vicinity, making for quite the downtown destination. I have to let you in on a little secret, though. Avenida is, to me, Houston's living room. Why? Watch parties for the Astros, Texans, Rockets, and my alma mater UH have taken place here, and they never fail in drawing huge crowds. When the Super Bowl was here eight years ago, this was where several sports outlets set up shop to broadcast their shows. On a beautiful day, it's a great place to take a stroll and/or mingle. I came here yesterday for the Texans Draft Watch Party, and despite the rain and the team trading out of the first round, I still had a super fun time. Highly recommend to locals and tourists.

Nice outdoor area between Discovery Green and GRB…read more Great place for live music and local vendors. I was here for the Black History celebration that's taking place every Saturday during black history month. The celebration includes vendors through BLCK Market and local music performers. The music acoustics were perfect. Marium Echo performed flawlessly. There was a bar/lounge-like area elegantly set up that would've been perfect on a nice weather day. Unfortunately it was pretty chilly so no one was sitting in the area. Looking forward to more concert series once the weather is nicer.

I've been to 2017, 2018, 2019, no events during Covid and now 2023. Great annual competition raises…read moremoney to support BPSOS' efforts. Congrats to Boat People SOS-Houston for the 7th Annual Banh Mi Cookoff Fundraiser. Great banh mi sandwich samples provided by Blood Bros BBQ, AtCha on Bellaire Blvd, Kau Ba in Montrose area, Saigon Hustle in the Garden Oaks community, The Pho Fix, Vina Deli in Spring, Kim Son Restaurant, Wokker HTX and Xin Chao Restaurant (a modern Vietnamese restaurant by Christine Ha & Tony J Nguyen). I remember it used to elbow to elbow during the 2nd hour of Banh Mi Cookoff event at Chapman & Kirby previously. This year is a lot more room to roam around. Much better and comfortable. Me and my foodie friend went around to sample every banh mi one time. Then, went back to try those we want to vote on. After some sweet teas, we were stuffed. Another great improvement was the ticketing process. Signed up on CauseVox and paying $40 with no upfront fees. I received the eTicket via email. I bought 2 tickets, my friend got her email, too. Traffic from Chinatown was usual busy around this area and I parked at an empty lot across the street for $20 plus tax. Overall, it was a great event. We vowed to come back next year.

An amazing way to taste the best bánh mis !!! Every year there's something different and delicious…read more Lots of fun with a group of friends and foodies.

This cute small park in the heart of Bellaire has a great shaded area to walk around for a quick…read morestroll. They even have a few caged animals such as Bunnies and birds to view. Plenty of parking for a quick in and out walk.

Earth Day, Pumpkin Patch, Spring Fling, Wiggles & Squirms. Bunnies, Birds, Turtles & more…read more The Nature Discovery Center is a hidden gem in Bellaire. Love the fact that there are so many programs available from toddlers and tots to retirees. Love the pumpkin patch when the lawn is filled with pumpkins to take home and old fashioned hayrides through the neighborhood. Learn more about keeping the planet healthy on Earth Day and Spring Fling. Go bird watching every Wednesday at noon with a group of friends with binoculars. The NDC is a Texas Bird Watching designated stop. Check out the calendar of events for special classes for kids and summer exploration weeks. My kids were campers in elementary school and then junior counselors when they were in middle school. Or just walk through the park and enjoy what is in bloom during an early morning walk on a peaceful day. Love the Nature Discovery Center. A great place to celebrate Earth Day for kids and kids at heart.