The comedians that come through are so much fun, however the food isn't very good and the bartender…read morehonestly had no idea what he was doing. If you're gonna drink just order shots.

Fun acts, good food, nice staff. They draw some good names for (what feels like) a remote location…read more We also enjoy Open Mic Night when newcomers give comedy a try, or regulars try out new material.

Went to see Blue Man Group here at the Cowan Center. Beautiful venue as this was my wife and I…read morefirst time here. Seats were comfortable, views of the stage from our seats were very good. Performance was fabulous as we really enjoyed this show. GPS took us to the library at UT Tyler campus as we were a little confused at first. But a campus worker gave us proper directions and we easily found it. Loved the Cowan Center and the show. Hopefully we will return to see even more shows here in the future.

Bonnie is probably the rudest dance teacher I have ever met. Some people need to get off of their…read morehigh horses & see eye to eye with dancers & be willing to help them. If she doesn't feel you are capable, she won't bat an eye your way. I recommend finding a studio that actually teaches you, definitely not artistic dance concepts

From the owner: ADC Performing Arts Conservatory is Tyler's best dance studio. Ages 3-adult offering classes in…read moreJazz- Tap- Ballet- Modern- Hip-Hop- Pre-K Combos- Stretch- Condition-Contemporary and more. Join us for our 20th Anniversary Year.

We are new residents of Texas and YELP has always been our guide. Prior reviews of this…read moreestablishment have been good, but indicate it's expensive. We completely concur, but the experience offsets the costs. Customer service was exceptional (can't recall female's name and Danny) and they are definitely assets to this organization. The concession prices are which drove our price for 4 (wife and 2 teenage kids) to $86 for a 4pm showing. The theater was empty per other reviews as it was only us. We thought it would be a small theater, but check out the photo of this personal venue. We will definitely return as it was a great experience, but will consider concession pricing beforehand.

Glad this place is re-open! Since they reopened, I've seen "Venom: Carnage" and "Free Guy." The…read morescreen and sound were good to me, and I think this was one of their smaller screens (#5). I haven't been to other theaters in the area, but I go here because it's the closest Regal cinema. Regal has an unlimited plan--something like $18/mo. Normally you have to commit to a year subscription, but I think they have a deal right now where you can get a 3-month subscription instead, or a discount on a full year. I went on a Thursday daytime and there was hardly anyone else, so it was nice having a not-crowded theater. Everything was clean too. Employees were friendly. FYI, the sign out front doesn't say "Regal Tyler Rose" but instead like "Hollywood Movies" or something. Just check Google maps. (Apple Maps isn't up to date, for some reason.) Looking forward to "Dune," "Top Gun," and "Spider-Man"!

I went to fair on opening night, and I hate the new fair ground area, it totally sucks. I've been a…read moreregular very year for 40 years, but I'll never go back. This new location sucks, everything is on dirt, the restrooms are all portapotty. I gave it a one star only because there wasn't a zero.

I come here for the food! I did their food truck line up in June for my birthday during COVID!…read moreLet's just say I'm ready for them to come back in the fall. Funnel cake, turkey leg and lemonade is where it's at for me! My sons customized shirt was pretty expensive along with the rides, the first time I ever went in 2019.

What a fun experience and place for a birthday party! My Grandbud celebrated his 3rd birthday here…read morewith friends and family, and I am so glad I was in town long enough to be a part of it. A great place to hold parties, play, learn, be curious, and more importantly, have fun! He and his friends had so much fun exploring and playing everywhere! They could pretend to be service heroes, doctors, working at a restaurant or at the grocery store. Be an astronaut, play on a ship, and learn with a bunch of gadgets and gizmos. I would absolutely recommend this place for birthday parties and school field trips. As always, Enjoy & Happy Learning!

My grandson had his 3rd birthday party here at Discovery Science Place. My husband and I have…read morenever been here before. It really is a fun place to have fun and learn. When you enter, you can choice to go right or left, two sides to the center. To the right is a few games, (such as connect four), life size light bright, and a cool vacuum that you put fluff balls in and watch how it filters through the vacuum suction tubes. You can walk through the volcano and experience what an earthquake could possibly feel like. Walk all the way up to the ship deck and see the world. Down on the main floor, my granddaughter loved learning the magic of being on television. When coming in, if you turned left, you enter the world of life skills and career options. The makeshift grocery store is very realistic and makes it fun for kids to learn to shop and organize. The kids can pretend to work in medical clinics, veterinarian clinics, restaurant personnel (food prep/chef/server), be an astronaut and explore the outer world, firefighter, police officer, lawyer, and/or judge, medical specialist, and more. There is a separate room for birthdays or gatherings. There is a very low price of $10 pre adult/student and discounts offered for seniors and military. I didn't get pictures while exploring with my grandkids, but it really is a fun little place to go explore. You can visit their website for more pictures and info. https://www. discoveryscienceplace.org