Dallas Makerspace just emailed me in 2025 about a billing dispute from 2016. Nine years later. My…read morehusband, who handled the membership cancellation, passed away during COVID, and now they're asking me to "provide his email" to prove a cancellation from almost a decade ago. At the time, they overcharged us, never issued a refund, and ignored multiple attempts to contact them. Their current outreach isn't just unprofessional--it's insensitive and deeply irresponsible. If this is how they manage member accounts and personal records, I would strongly advise anyone against trusting them with your payment information. The fact that they kept any personal data this long is a privacy red flag.

This place is where creativity and ideas flow freely. People from a variety of backgrounds have…read morecome together to make stuff. If you can dream it, you can do it here. I came to their annual open house that allows you to take a tour of their facility, see the amazing array of equipment and tools in use, and learn how you can explore new skills or refine existing hobbies for your own enjoyment. The building is divided into different workshop rooms. Here were a few I had the opportunity to checkout on Saturday: -Woodshop -3D printing -Screen printing -Laser printing -Sewing -Glass bead & jewelry making -Auto repair & restoration -Video, photography & lighting -Picture framing -Pottery making -Book binding -Electronics -Pinball repair & restoration The list goes on. Even if they don't have an area that you are interested in, there is nothing stopping you from starting a special interest group here. Matter of fact, if you have a talent, you are welcome to teach classes here to help others learn a new hobby, art or skill. Most classes are under $10. This is a 501c3 non-profit organization that runs on the power and ideas of volunteers. Members recently voted to expand the building to create more space for each of these dedicated areas. If an area is really popular and needs more equipment, members can submit requests for additional equipment purchases. For example there was an entire wall of 3D printers hard at work thanks to their overwhelming popularity. They have individual and family memberships available. You have 24/7 access to the facility for about $60 a month (+$10 for each additional family member). You will meed to take classes before using any of the equipment in an area, but once you have been trained, you are free to create at will. The only question you should be asking at this point is, "Where do I sign up?". The answer - their website https://dallasmakerspace.org.

An absolutely hidden gem in the middle of north dallas. This spot is ideal for engagement,…read morepregnancy, and all celebration photos. As well as enough room for some small sort of service and or ceremony. Bugs aren't event bad!

Cute garden that's well kept and taken care of! Nice for a short walk around or picnic day!read more

I love this place and the owner! I had my wedding ceremony and reception here! The owner is really…read moreeasy to work with and is extremely affordable! You'll need to bring in your own catering and essentials but it was the best decision for us! We fit about 220 people in the venue!

The Plaza's website and photos do not do it justice!! You need to see it for yourself! We had the…read moremost amazing experience working with Clarence, the owner. He was an absolute joy to work with and went above and beyond to help make our day affordable and special. He even let us come set up a day early, when he could have hosted other events at that time and profited. The Plaza's setup is perfect for a reception--the lighting made our dance party incredible (people said it was one of the best they'd been to). The venue has a comfortable atmosphere, and the marquee out front with our names and wedding date was perfect. We got some great photos with sparklers out front at the end! I cannot recommend the Plaza highly enough!!!

A select group of in-person and virtual attendees took part in the debut of Scout & Cellar…read moreSelections™ live at the Tasting Room. Founder Sarah expressed her passion and vision behind the collection of high-quality products, explaining what they are and how they will enhance the wine experience. The experience emphasized quality and deliciousness. Attendees sampled: - @Sweet Grass Dairy Farm: The cheeses included Double-Cream, Tomme, and Gouda; along with Jam and Flatbread Bites. - @GlobalGardens (IG) : Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Apricot Golden Balsamic Vinegar, and Fig Dark Balsamic Vinegar. - @McFadden.Farm (IG) : Sparkling Cuvée Brut. - @Inizi_Wines (IG) : Hi-Jump Red Blend. Scout & Cellar is known for its commitment to clean crafted products, with a unique story behind every bottle of wine that connects and brings people together. The Tasting Room offers Happy Hour and office space, providing a wonderful atmosphere for savvy creatives and personalized events. To be a part of future tastings and showcases, follow @ScoutAndCellar & @Scout&CellarDFW on instagram.

Best place to taste and purchase clean wines. The Moscato was really good not sugary sweetread more

Wow what an experience ! Saw the odyssey for the second time but first time in imax 70mm. The…read morepeople working were sooo kind even at 11pm on a Sunday night. He walked through what watching a movie in imax really means! Definitely recommend !

UPDATE: Cinemark responded publicly saying they wanted to "make this right" and asked me to contact…read morethem. I did. Unfortunately, the customer service experience felt no different than the experience at the theater. I wasn't looking for anything excessive. I wanted the concern to be heard and handled with some basic empathy and customer care. When a company publicly asks a disappointed customer to call, that should be an opportunity to rebuild the relationship. Instead, the follow-up reinforced why I wrote the review in the first place. For a company headquartered here in the Dallas area, I expected better from both the local theater and the company-level response. The refill was never really the issue. The way the customer was treated was.

The 1999 championship was truly an unbelievable run on par with the Dallas Mavericks' run this…read moreyear. Every game was literally edge-of-your-seat exciting. I still remember staying up until 2 a.m. or whenever for that last one. Mike Modano, Eddy Belfour, Brett Hull, you guys will always have a place in my heart.

I'll give this team and stadium 3 1/2 stars, kind of between Jeremey's and Glenn's ratings…read more I was in Dallas for a weeklong seminar at the American Airlines Training Center (the conference center near Euless, not the arena) and a few colleagues and I decided to head into Dallas to catch the game. We were lucky in that we scored some ridiculously cheap tickets on www.stubhub.com Now granted we were sitting up in the rafters, but for the price I'm not complaining. The atmosphere here is somewhat subdued for a hockey game. The fans here are pretty quiet compared to Penguin's fans, for example (I'm a Pittsburgh girl). Which is a shame because the Stars have had some good teams over the years. They do have some knowledgeable fans though. A guy sitting next to us happened to mention that he went down the Austin to see the Star's AHL affiliate the Texas Stars play. I mentioned to him that a couple of friends of mine are huge Chicago Wolves fans and he said that yes he'd seen the Wolves play the Stars. Although the Stars lost to the Columbus Blue Jackets 2-0, we saw a good game played. Note to the Star's fans sitting around me. I didn't fall asleep because the game was boring. I'm a type-1 diabetic and I spiked at 450.

i used to come to this one to watch mike modano practice n he shot a puck at me at the glass n now…read morethey go somewhere else to pracite

This is an older facility, and it's gotten a bit run down. But there's always parking and because…read moreit's dedicated to youth hockey, there aren't a lot of random people milling about.

Location Coppell-the Sound, just off Olympus…read moreParking Street, open lot, garage with multiple charging stations Atmosphere Large wine tasting room-small front room, large back room, patio in warm weather This is our favorite Landon winery location with Wylie being #2-just because we live far. Seating Bar, high tops, large tables, patio-out door tables and chairs( warmer weather) Service So friendly and attentive Special events We tested out the comedy night and it was excellent! Not like other local venues that have potty mouth, bad word college humor-this was fantastic! 3 comics-very fun! Menu Variety of wines-seasonal and changes per year, cheese and meat plates, chocolates, lava cake. We had a glass of wine each and the lava cake that came with a generous scoop of ice cream. Depending on your party or consumption, a bottle may be more economical. We are members which gives a discount and pick up Party opportunities. We like the cabernet franc and the Texan. Summary If you see a comedy night at Landon-GO!!! So much fun and their wine is delish!

My husband and I love this area - Cypress Water - The Sound. It seems to be a new developing area…read morewith lots of condos/apartments and a nice walking trail. After eating at Rodeo Goat, we decided to get some wine at Landon Winery. I liked how there were many high tables available (and it was next to the bar!). I also liked how you can reserve a space for a private party. The only thing that was annoying was the door chime. It was loud and although I understand why they have it - with a large party in the back room, the chime was going on (for what it seems like) every couple of minutes. They had a good selection of wine from dry to sweet - white, red, dessert, and everything in between. They had a lot to choose from. They also sell food such as a charcuterie board.