This place was SOOOOOO much interactive fun!! My boo took me here for a date and we had a blast…read more Took so many pics, it is ridiculous. It was a very different kind of experience as I have never been through a drive through animal park where you can feed the animals. I enjoyed it greatly! All types of animals - zebras, giraffes, donkeys, baby piglets, ostriches, llamas, alpacas and more. I would totally go back. So much fun and everyone that works there was awesome, friendly, informative!

We had the best time! I was worried coming to a place like this if I would feel sad for the animals…read moreand I didn't! There was so much space to roam, SO much. I loved how a lot of the animals interacted and roamed free. I HIGHLY recommend the wagon. The animals are so much more accessible.

We were looking for a place to grab breakfast on a Sunday morning. We drove past two of our usual…read moreplaces and both parking lots were very full. We were running errands and in the general area of Olive Tree Deli when my wife recalled the original location is in Winston. We enjoy there newer Olive Tree Diner at the Colin Creek Golf Course in Mocksville. We decided to check it out and arrived close to 9:30 am. We both agreed the building looks like a former Taco Bell. There is adequate parking and it is easy to find. Although we only perused the breakfast menu, we saw the menu board behind the counter featuring lunch and dinner options. We both agreed we need to come back and check out the rest of the menu. We ended up ordering breakfast. The man at the counter was friendly and efficient. My wife ordered the 3-egg omelet with bacon, no cheese. She requested sliced tomatoes instead of potatoes and toast. I ordered the bacon, egg and cheese sandwich on a bun. The prices are extremely reasonable and the place appears to be clean and taken care of. We took a seat and there was a steady stream of customers. Our food took a bit to arrive and my wife was immediately underwhelmed with her food. Granted, the prices are very inexpensive, but the omelet was very small and simply underwhelming. She also felt the tomatoes were too ripe. The menu for lunch and dinner options sounded much more appealing to us. We decided we would be willing to come back and try again but not for breakfast. Also, we recommend not coming here with any expectation it is anything like the location in Mocksville. Our experience in Mocksville has always been great - completely different vibe.

We visited on a Sunday evening and they weren't super busy. We place our order and the cashier was…read morepolite but didn't seem eager to be there. The place seemed newly renovated and was in good shape but had relatively generic decorations. I opted for the gyro and found it to be pretty good and on par with other Greek restaurants in the area but nothing spectacular. I also had a side or fries which were fine but didn't have a ton of flavor and I found the crust to be off. All in all the food was good but nothing left a lasting impact. If I was craving Greek I could see myself trying them out again. All in allt he food

I have to say, I have visited K W numerous times over the past 30 years, and this experience was…read morecertainly unlike any of the others, which is not a superlative in this situation. I stopped because I needed a quick bite to eat after helping a friend do some yard work. When I got there, there was no one in line, save for one woman in front of me who could not make a decision to save her life, which is no fault of K&W's. But I was trying to get some food, and the associates behind the counter were not being very helpful or attentive. It was near the end of the night, so they were out or low on a few things, and I totally get that, and do not hold them at fault for this- as I came in around 45 to 30 minutes before close. But, I was still able to get what I desired, country-style steak with rice, okra, and mac & cheese. When I got to the register, I was in for a shock as this meal was over $20. Now, I am sorry, but one of the pillars of K&W is cheaper eats. Had I wanted to spend $20 on a meal, I would have chosen a better place to do so. That price point is going to kill them, as no one wants to pay that sorta price for that level of food. I knew what kinda food I was going to find when I went there, but I did not expect to have to pay that ridiculous fee for that dinner. I am well aware that $20 is no longer considered much, but charging over $20 for one person to dine at K&W is absolutely absurd. That being said- he service was great and the employees were nice, and honestly the food was okay- but $20 is to high, and I will not be spending my money there, in the future.

I spent $12.52 on this mess!! They said these were their portion sizes and they didn't even fill up…read morethe pockets. Ridiculous! K&W was always known for their hearty portion sizes for great prices. Now they have gone up on the prices and given us less food.

I attended an event at this location. It was my first time being at the stadium or the Bridger…read moreField House. It's so beautiful and clean! Although it's only two or three floors; there is an elevator for those that may need it. Beautiful place! The staff at the event were polite, professional and kept up with the drinks and food in a timely manner.

Let me start by saying, I'm not a huge football fan... let alone a college football fan but my…read morehusband and I went to see Wake Forest vs. Army and I have to admit, I LOVED BB&T Field!!! I may have only watched one play but I had such a great time there! Loved people watching and taking in the whole atmosphere. We had a parking pass and parked a short walk from the stadium. There is a lot of parking available all around the field. Some more $$ than others. I'd recommend getting there early due to both avoiding heavy traffic and to TAILGATE!! The stadium itself is REALLY nice! They have a variety of seating options: seats, bleachers and lawn. We sat in the bleachers... In the direct sun... 80 degree day. Our side was in complete sun, the other side of the stadium was complete shade. After half time, we moved to the shaded side. - Due to the heat, there were misting tents around the concourse area which were quite refreshing! No handrails! Yikes! Walking up/down from "the nose bleed section" was a bit daunting for me. Hope no one takes a tumble because it's a looooooooong way down. The concession areas were SUPER packed. It seemed like the food vendors weren't capable of handling that many people. The lines were insanely long and trying to just walk through the concourse was difficult due to the lines stretching from one side to the other. Food prices seemed a little high. We didn't buy anything. I agree with another Yelper who mentioned bringing in an empty water bottle to save $. There seemed to be only one location for beer. A smallish fenced in area heavily guarded by security and police. It was PACKED and the line during halftime stretched a good 20 yards. No thanks. I'd be too claustrophobic to be packed in there. Now for my only MAJOR complaint. They do a bag check (NBD- I'm all for safety) and we had a diaper bag for our baby. Well, we had packed powdered formula along with 2 small bottles of (tepid) water to mix the formula with (our baby refuses to drink cold water). The security guard was like, "Well, you're only allowed to bring in 8oz since the game is only 2.5 hours." WHAT?!?! The stadium gets to dictate how much my baby is allowed to eat in a 2.5 hour period?? 8oz??? And who came up with that amount??? My 6mo. old can put down up to 12oz in a feeding. The security guard let us in with the contraband but said she wasn't supposed to. Ugh. So now we'll have to deal with this every time we come back. And come back we will! Can't wait for the next home game! Maybe college football will grow on me!

I was in town visiting my mother-in-law and had a hankering for a burger. A quick Yelp scan…read morerevealed Alex's. I was under the weather so I simply wanted to call in my order, drive down a couple miles and grab it and come home quickly to return to my chair to remain comfortable. Alex's did not disappoint. very good cheeseburger. I ordered the double-meat with mayo, mustard, pickles, lettuce, tomato, and grilled onions. Absolutely delicious and since I wasn't feeling well, the fact they were prompt and efficient made me happy. I will definitely be back when I am in the area. Bottom line - Been here 1x but it did not disappoint. An easy five stars. Bon appétit, y'all.

Always a nice experience when coming here. Staff is super…read morehelpful. Love the food options, especially the ice cream. Food was really good. Love the naan bread. Plenty of seating available. Perfect for small groups. Ambiance is perfect as well. Try it out if you are ever in Lewisville.

We purchased our buck, Oliver, from Briar Creek Farm. Bobbette is wonderful and knowledgeable. Her…read moreherd is healthy and happy. Would absolutely recommend!! Thank you!

From the owner: Briar Creek Farm specializes in registered Nubian, Alpine, Nigerian Dwarf, and Myotonic (fainting)…read moregoats.

Kat was a wonderful guide. The horses were so calm and beautiful. My husband had been asking to go…read morehorseback riding, so this was part of his birthday gift. We will definitely do this again. Thanks again!

This was a great trip to try horseback riding on my bachelorette in October. It felt secluded and…read moreprivate and we had a great instructor! All the horses were very well mannered.

Molly Stanfield Green is by far the best horse trainer around! She can fix unfixable equestrian…read moreproblems she's amazing! I have been riding at crystal creek farm for almost 2 years now! I love it I totally recommend putting your child in this horse riding facility!!!!

Five star horse place. Wonderful staff. Highly recommend the week horse camp. It wants me to add…read moreanother sentence but I think I already said it all.

From the owner: Lessons, boardingread more