Fun place to dance!! Huge dance floor!! All ages come here and it is very welcoming!read more

Had an amazing time with family and friends. Love this place! Especially when you are a huge…read moreGeorge Strait fan.

Fun as hell. People are warm and welcoming. Onion rings and chips were FRESH. Overall vibes were…read moregreat. Had a few pool tables a bar and some machines

Went with a buddy ,for lunch he invited me so I went with him and been there in a while went there…read morefor a beer years ago the first time I've eaten ordered a special pork chop plate on Thursday was very good delicious good service we'll return try something different right on 45

Service is great. Friendly atmosphere. Easy laid back folks. Dancing, live bands on Friday, karaoke…read moreon Wednesday and Saturday. Music bingo on Tuesday.

Went tonight to see Danny and savannah for kareoke ... did not even go to the bar and the bartender…read morecalled me rude and disrespectful and told the door guy who then kicked me out for Being rude and disrespectful to the bartender ... if the owners check the cameras they will see I never even said one word to her tonight ... really like the place but not being lied on

First time here to watch my niece perform her final dances from Nertia Studio. I like how they had…read morea 911 memorial outside and the mini art gallery inside. I didn't go look outdoors near the mini gallery area but it looked serene and cozy to be one with nature, etc. The stage was roomy enough for 15+ dancers and comfy for a smaller audience to watch in stadium style seating. Balcony seating was a nice addition to the overall ambiance.

My family and I drove out here from Dallas and were delayed due to two accidents on the road. We…read morewent to see a family friend perform in a play and unfortunately arrived 5 minutes after the show began and the man at the door, "Steve" told us that we could not enter due to the show having already started. He said if we had arrived a few minutes earlier he would have let us - by this point it was about 8:07 pm. When we told him our situation he said that he was on the Board of Trustees and couldn't do anything about it. He was clearly on a power trip and told us that the show was supposedly sold out even though there weren't many cars in the parking lot. I've been to many shows in different venues both nationally and internationally and even on Broadway they don't do this kind of bs. I'm very disappointed by this kind of treatment as it drives away community support.

We love this place! We have a tradition of finding small breweries when we travel. But we just…read moremoved to around this area and found this gem. The first visit we were excited about the food truck, but the beers were the real winners. We loved the relaxing atmosphere and know that there's probably some really fun events that go on here as well. Plenty of games for the kids to play and space indoors and outdoors. The service here was amazing, everyone knows so much about the different beers, and I love the mixing option! This will be our little brewery we head to when we want a good beer and a place to hang out with our kiddos

Fun and relaxed atmosphere. The beers and music were good. We were here for an event and everyone…read morehad a good time. The bartender was helpful. There was also a food truck around that had a variety of hotdogs.

Refreshingly hipster free…read more Apparently run by the same folks that run the "One More" club in Wilmer, Tx. Yes, the map address is correct. It is that remote (and yet the same distance from downtown as the Filmore in Plano). The club is within a metal building/barn and has only recently been opened. Its a private club...which just means they need to scan your ID. DJs on the weekends. Pool Tables. Very friendly locals. It is the kind of place where they will want to talk to you, be friendly and swap stories. The regulars love to talk. They will wonder what made you come out all that way to Wilmer (nevermind that you can see the Dallas Skyline from the parking lot.) Shout out to J-Bird for buying us a round. They host weddings too.

Our Band The Cool Rockin Daddys play here and love the scene. beer is ice cold and the juke box is…read morealways on. great please to hold a party. The big room in back is HUGE!!!!! and the front room is a good getaway, thumbs up to susan.

This was my first year to attend Savor Dallas, and with complimentary press passes for the entire…read moreweekend (yes, FTC... I'm following your guidelines!), I was determined to make every single event. Sadly, I failed at my mission. But I still had a great time! Here are a few tips to make sure you get the most out of the weekend: - Arrive early to the wine stroll on Friday night, drink a bit, then leave. It gets packed and by mid-event, some vendors will start running out of wine. I overheard that they accidentally oversold this event, but the lines and crowds were out of control. - We missed the after-pARTy at Gables 17 due to poor planning. Le sigh. Be sure and double check (heck, even TRIPLE check!) the times on the website to make sure you arrive on time. - If you can only make one event, make sure it's the Reserve Tasting. The selection is impeccable, the lines are short and the crowd is small. It's a dressier and classier event for those who really enjoy wine to make the most of it. It was by far my favorite event all weekend. - The International Grand Tasting is a cattle call with massive crowds. However, they do a great job and keeping it as organized as possible. Either get there early to get in line, or make buddies with a sponsor so you can jump ahead. Once inside, hit the tables/booths in the back where no one is; you'll get the best food and drinks back there anyway. Whatever you do, just be patient. It's a popular event that keeps growing, and even with the crowds, I plan on going back next year!

I saw a Groupon for the International Grand Tasting so it was a no-brainer to go. I must say the…read moreevent is pretty crazy. It's a gigantic spread which is half wine, beer, and liquor so you won't have to leave thirsty or sober. The other half is food samples from various high-end restaurants. If you rush through the whole thing you might be able to visit every station, but I'd set some priorities because the best ones will run out before the end. Also, it's very difficult to try the food whilst holding a glass of wine or beer. A tray with a drink holder would have been a welcome addition. Highlights: - D Magazine cover photo. - Carrot cake in a shots glass. - Trying sweetbreads for the first time. (loved 'em!) - Pork belly at the culinary institute. It was definitely a super fun and cool experience, but I don't think I'd pay the full price ($85-$100) to do it again. But if another discount ticket pops up in the future, I'm so there! Tip: Show up 20-30min early to get in line for admission. Or just show up 20-30min late and walk right in.

Had a great night, shooting darts and listening to karaoke. Beer was cold and people were so nice!read more

The burgers are the best, cold beer, cocktails and cool, vibe. Very casual. Great staffread more