The Chef always cooks great and fresh, homemade food! Great…read moreWaitresses and waiters!!

Food was great but when we asked for a bottle of wine for the 2 of us to share we were told it's a…read moreTABC law that he can only give a bottle of wine to a group. My husband is a cop and this is not true. We will go somewhere else next time due to the fact we just wanted to share a bottle of wine but instead we're charged $10 per glass.

This was my families second visit to Lonestar Lights. This trip we did an overnight stay in a…read morethemed room; Nutcracker. The overnight stay included our 4 entry tickets to the park, shuttle to and from the lights, & complimentary breakfast on day of checkout. Lonestar Lights put on by Carolina Creek is a holiday gem that is sure to have something for everyone. Petting zoo, snow hill for sledding, gingerbread bouncy house, magic shows & live music, storytelling and caroling groups, light mazes and displays, to Santa visit with free digital photos quickly sent via text. Additional Arctic addons to your tickets include zip line, wall climbing, and a large swing each offering great views of the lights. We partake in zip line every year at $10 each (or even cheaper if you get in on their promos of 20-50% off online throughout the season). Throughout the park there are craft options from ornaments to cookie decorating ranging from $3+. We did the leather stamping and snowman tree stump ornaments. There are several truck eateries around the park with many opportunities to enjoy that traditional holiday hot cocoa. Also shopping can be found inside the main lodge behind the beautifully decorated tree in the center of the facility. This year differences there was a small train (not sure if it was included in ticket price) and an end of the night fireworks/music show at 9PM. Overall my family enjoyed our second visit and the themed room that was decorated in all things Nutcracker. I definitely plan to make this a continued family tradition!

Why 5 stars? Because this is a great place to take the kiddos around the holidays…read more --- --- --- I didn't really know what to expect with Lone Star Lights. My wife told me about it and I saw several people online say it was pretty great. I knew very little about it, other than those rave reviews that were coming in. Well, it turns out it's basically a Christmas Fair for kids. There are a million stands for food and various treats: cookies, smores, candy, etc - with plenty of savory stuff too. Aside from the food, there's: train rides, a petting zoo, a huge zipline, rock climbing, a massive electrically powered swing, horse rides, cookie decorating, music, and about an 8-10 minute firework show at the end! The only downside is that this appeals to young kids and you have to keep them up way past their bed time, especially if you want to stay for the 9pm fireworks. Oh, and it had rained earlier that day, so our shoes were basically mud pits from our walk through the parking lot back to the car. We got a golf cart ride from the car to the park once we arrived, but didn't want to wait in line for that when we left. I went to Sam Houston State about 20 years ago, and never would have guessed that I'd be taking my kid back to Huntsville in 2024 for such an experience. Also, I never realized how large the city of Huntsville technically is because this is at least 20+ minutes from campus.

The staff were so friendly, the seats were spacious and love how they recline. We came on a Friday…read morenight to watch Beetlejuice (great movie btw) and it wasn't packed at all. We ordered a double pepperoni pizza, the love me tenders, and blue raspberry icee... all of which tasted really good. We had a great time and are already planning on going back.

We love coming to this location for the convenience of being the closest to us. Food is typically…read morealways good and fresh popcorn . Like the convenience of selecting and purchasing tickets in advance online. Bar and seat service of full menu is a pleasure and enjoy. This visit chairs comfy, reclining and relaxing with large cup holders. However l, sound bleeding through from two other sides made it distracting and at times difficult to hear our movie. Also service got a little dicey when asking for refills and a different server came and was loud and distracting during the middle of the movie, not trying to be discreet or keep volume down with us as well as with other patrons around us. Unfortunately for the price of movie tickets we will likely go bank to Star cinema in College Station or a recently remodeled nearby other cinema.

The Dinner Detective is very fun! It is an activity you should try with a group of friends or date…read morewhen you want to try something different! The food was okay, but the service was very good. If you enjoy improv and silly acting, go to the Dinner Detective for a night of laughter and fun.

OVERALL GOOD-My family took me here to celebrate my birthday. Let me start by describing the meal…read moreand service. The first course was a fresh mixed greens salad. At the table, there was only a raspberry vinaigrette dressing to top the salad. It was good, but had berry seeds that were a little off putting. The rest of my group would have preferred a second dressing option such as ranch. When booking, you could choose chicken, fish or vegetarian. We all had the chicken. It was a beautiful plate of assorted roasted vegetables and potatoes topped with grilled chicken. The vegetables were a bit overcooked but were still tasty. The chicken was seasoned, but it could have used a bit more seasoning for my taste. Another guest at our table had the vegetarian option, a grilled cauliflower, and it looked delicious.They served iced tea, water, and there was a cash bar. They were slow to refill the water & iced tea glasses. I might suggest a pitcher of water at each table. The dessert course was a very good creamy chocolate mousse with fresh fruit & a crunchy cookie. Now for the show. This was a combination of acting, jokes, and audience participation. After the rules were explained, we were encouraged to make our way around the room to talk to the other participants to see if you could identify any suspects. The show started with a "murder" and clues were given through QR codes using your phone. Between courses, the actor led us through the story and interacted with the audience. Halfway through, the meal was served. After the dessert course, the actors started the final part of the show. There was a second and third murder, more clues, and the audience was then asked for the provided "who done it" questionnaires. Once collected the show staff went through the clues and announced the winner. The murder mystery part of the event was a little hit and miss for me. One of the neat things was that we had three of the hidden actors at our table. One was obviously part of the performance, but the other two were revealed in the end as actors in the show. During the pre-meal and meal time, they carried on table talk and added their input about suspects and clues just as if they were guests in the audience. Their reveal as part of the show at the end was very surprising to my party and made it very enjoyable. On the other hand, the website with the description of the event suggests "you will not find yourself staring at cheesy costumes, there will be no recited campy dialogue and certainly no hokey song and dance," My party believed all of this was in the show to some extent. I do understand each scripted show could have better writing and different actors which might make a difference. My party also believed that there was too much information and clues provided in the last ten minutes of the show for any guest to actually solve the crime. However, maybe my group wasn't up to speed or different shows/performances could be better planned. All in all, it was a good time.

IPIC offers more intimate experience where you are in your own space able to eat, drink, and watch…read morethe movie comfortably. Seats are spacious and come with a blanket. Friendly service. It is worth experiencing if you haven't yet. What I ordered: Filet mignon sliders 9/10

Shocked... Hubby and…read moreI hadn't been to the movies in a hot minute, so we took advantage of a free night together. Unfortunately... eeek. First, I do want to give credit where it's due. The welcoming team was friendly from the moment we walked in, and the bartender was wonderful. Even though they were out of every wine I asked for (seven different selections!), she really tried her best to find something I'd enjoy. The only wines available were bottles at a much higher price point, which was disappointing. I'm still wondering what happened to their wine selection. Hubby did enjoy a nice cold beer served in a frosty glass, and that was perfect. Dinner was actually pretty good. The steak was cooked perfectly, and the lobster mac and cheese was tasty, although there wasn't much lobster to be found. Now for the theater itself... The seats are definitely showing their age and are getting a little rickety. Service was almost nonexistent. The one bright spot was a food runner who kindly pointed us to the QR code for the menu and even offered to bring us a printed menu. He was great. We ordered our movie snacks, but that's where things really went downhill. The popcorn was as stale as stale can be, the M&M's tasted old and a little funky, and somehow my club soda came with about four ice cubes and wasn't even very refreshing. The movie itself was good, and we still enjoyed having a much-needed date night together. Overall, though, it's sad to see this theater slipping because it used to be the place to go. I really hope they can turn things around. In the meantime, we'll be on the hunt for a new favorite theater. I'd love to hear everyone's recommendations!

Staff was great, comfortable seating. Food was ok, I've been here twice- once the Brussels sprouts…read morewere fabulous-the next time, it had more salt than the popcorn, way too much. Hubby had a hamburger- he said it was ok.

I LOVE Star @ Vintage. The staff today was awesome. Usually is!…read more We love the pods where we have privacy screens and can't hear our neighbors if they chat. Seats are heated and you get free popcorn and a blanket. You have to remember they automatically add gratuity. I have always found the food and drinks to be good. I love the Southwestern Eggrolls! I do wish they would figure out how to NOT bring your check at the most critical times at the end of the movie. They already have your credit card. That is my only complaint We are regulars and I don't see that changing.

This place is well designed! The dark vibes and classic movie feel makes for a great environment…read more It's very modern and well kept. They had a great menu of options. The seats were comfy. The chips and queso was delicious. The staff was friendly and the service was fast! They are a bit pricey but overall, a good experience.

This is an $8 bowl of popcorn are you kidding me? $10 with the mandatory tipping. If this is $8 you…read morecouldn't present this better? Looks like a bowl I took out of the back of my grandmas cabinet. What the hell Is wrong with businesses now a days? And this is all we get? A normal small popcorn bag is 10x bigger than this. Why would I want to come back here to experience an actual dinner when they can't even serve popcorn right? Going to the movies used to be an EXPERIENCE this feels like a rip off. Yall are making the actors do all the work. This is lazy.

I'd rate the overall experience at around a 4.2. Alamo offers something truly unique--the…read morecombination of a great atmosphere, friendly staff, quality food and drinks, all while enjoying a movie on the big screen is hard to beat. As for the individual items: The movie was about what we expected--not amazing, but enjoyable. We tried a few house-recommended snacks. The fried pickles, a personal favorite, were perfectly crisped spears with a delicious bite. The cheese fries topped with fried chicken were surprisingly good as every bite was enjoyable. However, the chicken Caesar wrap was a letdown--poorly wrapped and lacking in chicken. Despite that, we always enjoy our visits to Alamo. The experience as a whole keeps us coming back, and we always leave satisfied.

Oh y'all... The…read moreupholstery is shot. The concrete men's room sink had mold. How is that even possible? I ordered a local brew I hadn't had...still haven't because they didn't have it. Our pizzas were good, but not great. All that said, or server was first class and the movie presentation was without flaws. We miss when Alamo was at West Oaks Mall. Good times.

My favorite luxury movie theatre in The Woodlands! This…read moreplace is honestly amazing. Not sure why others have bad experiences here or whatever but I have never had one especially since I have been going more regularly by myself or with others. The food is good and always arrives hot & fresh. The cocktails are decent but I appreciate the wide variety and the fact that they have a full bar. Maybe the bartender just needs a little more practice on certain things like presentation. I'm never disappointed with the mango margarita or the espresso martini here so it's still a win. The servers are okay. They're sometimes fast, sometimes slow, just depends on who you get. Most of the time they forget to give me my water but that's okay, I always have one in my bag lol. The recliners are super comfortable but every now and then you'll get one with a bad head rest that's scratched up a bit but it won't bother you throughout the movie. The restrooms are always clean and the theatre itself is always clean. I highly recommend coming to Cinepolis on your movie outing!

Empty on a weekday early evening. Ninja scroll was playing so I had to catch it of course. Only…read moresaw one person working. You can push a button to order food or use the QR code. Just got 1 popcorn and a shake. Over $30 after tax and tip. More expensive for two tickets to see the movie. Not sure I'd do that again but it was comfortable. Chairs recline with one button. Not sure what the other button is for as it wasn't working or did nothing. The kids prices for tickets are just a buck off. So no real discount there. On top of that they have the standard fee ($2 and change) for booking online and the honor of doing it yourself, which I just find offensive. Movie comes on about 20 minutes after listed showtime because of the previews. Theatre stays lit for that I guess because people are ordering. Menus on every table. Popcorn served in a bowl. Shake served in a tin. The popcorn truffle was good but nothing special. Probably better off with the regular popcorn because it has free refills. No charge for water.