Best claw place I've been to!! Very helpful staff, I'd recommend this to anyone!! I enjoyed myself…read moreand felt like this team really wanted you to win. Thanks again!

Stopped by here for my boyfriend's birthday and we had a fun time. It's a smaller claw arcade in a…read morestrip center, but the claws actually work well and the employees were very nice. They even gave him a few extra tokens for his birthday. They have great system to trade up your plushies for a prize. We turned ours in and walked away with two 3D printed dinosaurs. We also kept the smaller keychain prizes. They had some other unique games when you walked in to the right. There's also a Photo Booth in the back. I'm sure we'll be back!

Overall: 3.5/5 [dine in]…read more This theater is in a great location and is always clean. They also validate parking at the McBee garage which is a nice perk. The seats are a bit older than the Lakeline location and don't seem to recline as much, but the drinks come out faster here. They also have a nice upstairs outdoor patio to hang out on. We got the boneless wings with fries ($18.25). The fries were alright but the wings were not good, the taste and flavor just weren't for me. The portion was also pretty small for the price.

It's amazing how much private equity can sh*tify something up so badly that you can't even…read morerecognize the original business anymore. Needless to say a lot has changed since our last review of this Alamo location from 2017! Even though we hadn't written updated reviews, we nonetheless noticed (of course) that Alamo had consistently gotten worse over the years. However, our experience last week has confirmed that we will never ever be back here again. This place is the pits. The only reason we went is because someone got us a gift card. We bought our tickets, and there was a $7 "convenience fee" like we are in 1998. But then, we get to the theatre, and--JOKE'S ON US because we had no idea that this had happened--you do everything through a QR now. Are you kidding??? How much soul can you suction out of a business!?! The whole point of this whole enterprise was to use the fun little pencils, write your order down, and have the charming experience of HUMAN INTERACTION. Now, you have your phone out--yes, haha that they mention the irony after the bazillion ads we had to sit through!--and there is an automatic 18% tip included. Wowza! We were so disgusted that we only ordered beers. Our daughter had to get TWO kids pizzas because the portions were so small. The menu is way more limited and even more overpriced than one could imagine. Hope you liked Toy Story 5! Oh, AND FYI, if you forget to close out your tab, they add a 5% ADDITIONAL tip within 20 minutes of the movie closing. I mean, this place truly, truly hates its customers. And what greets you at the main desk? A Gen Z'er on her phone the entire time who can't be bothered to look up when folks come and go. We hate this place so much and we are SO excited for the day that we hear that they will have to shutter their doors because, honestly, no business deserves to go under more than this one. 1 star only because we can't give zero.

There are good people I like who work here so it's unfortunate that I have to share this review. I…read morehave Wilson's disease which is a disability that affects my central nervous system. My hands shake, when it gets colder, it shakes worse. I used to wear cut off gloves to this game because they kept my hands warm and decreased my shaking and a dealer said he wanted to give me a cup of soup , implying that I guess I look like a homeless person, which is probably true. I wasn't insulted by the comment. It was just insensitive, and I knew he meant no harm by it it. When possible, I sit in the 1 or the 9 seat which is closest to the dealer. I sat in the ninth seat most recently, and I would say fold instead of pushing my cards and the cards are literally next to the dealer and I guess she didn't like that too much because she said something smart about it along the lines of " I guess I'll fold your hand for you. "I said I have a condition that makes my hand shake. It's easier if I just say fold To which she replied, you're not getting any sympathy from me. Nobody wants sympathy. A little empathy would be considerate. It sucks having a disability. It sucks even more that you have to explain yourself. Some of the staff can use some disability sensitivity training. On a good note, All the managers here are really cool and professional. When I asked to exchange my chips to lessen my stack, they help me put it together and of course I always tip. I know my condition can sometimes slow the game down so I tip generously and I am considerate at making fast decisions.

Felt shady, like collusion between regulars and dealers. Probably won't ever be back.read more

I thought it would be fun. You know bingo is a game. But this event space isn't for fun it's for…read morewinning cash. My bad for misunderstanding. Really it's an outlet for gambling. Seriously hush tones so people can play their 30 plus cards. Crazy money to be won if you're looking to gamble.

No major problems, but the small problems are plentiful:…read more (1) The cashier (where you buy your cards) is in the smoking section. (2) There's no menu at the cashier for card prices. (3) The website lists prices for the computer tablets (which hold 66 cards), but not for paper cards. (When I went, it was $2 for of paper, which had 12 cards for each of the five games in the session.) (4) If you win, they deduct 5% for taxes. That would be fine, except it's not explained anywhere, not on the website, not on the instruction sheets at the tables, not on signage anywhere. (5) There is no vibe. It's certainly not a festive atmosphere, It's pretty dead.

Absolutely PHENOMENAL! We spontaneously booked this magic show and we were not disappointed. It's a…read morefamily owned business and the museum was a storybook of life, history, and the art of magic. We had such a blast. The show was well curated and engaging. I was in shock and awe the whole time. Loved every minute and hopefully we can come back soon!!

Small intimate magic show following a self guided museum tour all in one!…read more Came here on a date that my husband planned, it was a little ways away but totally worth the drive! You gain entry 30min before show time and the artifacts of this museum are astounding! Then you're allowed in to a very small space for the magic show. It's family owned and operated and you can feel the love put into this place and the act! The magician isn't only great at magic, but he's an authentic story teller. He's lived a great life and has had amazing friends in the production and film industry. There's passion in his show. Loved it.

A few years ago, nobody believed me that they would be expanding. It was just a hunch…read more This is an incredible poker brand that does almost everything right. I do believe some locations are nicer and safer than others but I won't get into that. This location is nice and safe. And very well run. Obviously, TCH Austin is going to see enormous market-share gains due to recent events in the area. I believe smaller TX rooms without a fun vibe and character will fade away, market-share will continue to improve for TCH across the state and GTDs will continue to move higher. Side Note: Bullets and Champions are smaller rooms that are fun and have character and are on the good side. I believe the same thing will happen in Vegas. All the poker rooms at the ends of the Strip are closing, which is leading to increased traffic for the bigger and more centralized rooms. There is only one poker room left at the end of the strip and I think it has a few years left at best. However, Vegas rooms that are fun and with character--just like in TX--will thrive. I put South Point at the very top of that list. Getting back to TX, I think TCH is at zero risk of suffering the same fate as other rooms and will become an absolute juggernaut for a long time. Even if the casinos move in, they will likely buy the brand--if it gets big enough. These are just my thoughts and opinions. If you're a poker player traveling to TX for a poker tourney, I highly recommend TCH.

If you're really a poker player, this place deserves way more stars. Sam was the trailblazer in…read moreTexas club poker and they've taken his legacy and let it shine as bright as I used to think it would one day. Place is well maintained, well run, clean, cheaper rake than casinos, amazing specials and giveaways. $5/mo membership for first responders and military. They've come a long way since the little Tch shack on manchaca where bullets is now.

Visited COTA Karting in Austin -- a fun spot for high-speed go-kart racing…read more Great for both casual visitors looking for a thrill and competitive racers wanting to push their limits. Definitely a must-try for adrenaline seekers in the Austin area. Safety video is ~2 minutes and the race comes with a helmet rental (but you can bring your own). It is rather pricey for one 10-minute race. The cars are gas and it MATTERS how heavy you are. You will be on track with experienced and inexperienced drivers.

Drove down from Round Rock with my daughter only to be told we needed reservations. It would've…read morebeen helpful if the website stated that before we drive 45 minutes.

I had my first bad experience last night with this bingo. last night that was three computers left…read moreunattended for the second and third session and this was the third session third game block of nine. I won (Bingo) yelled bingo that computer went off and someone else ran over and yelled (Bingo) on behalf of the person who left that computer unattended for over two 2 1/2 hours the (Bingo) house still pay that computer out the person who yelled (Bingo) called the person who purchased the computer to let them know they won and they came back and collected the money this is unacceptable and very disappointing and I did file a complaint with the Texas lottery commission.

Wayyyyy too many mini-games (pull tab bingo games) we showed up early for the 7:00pm bingo game to…read morestart. There were so many of these mini-games the real bingo didn't start until 30-40 minutes later. Then there was an intermission that was X amount of time. Then like a million more pull tab mini-bingo games. We went there for BINGO not all that extra stuff... yes most bingo halls offer those, but this place was excessive.