Fun place to go. Went on a rainy day and it was the best time. It was a little under staffed but…read morethe workers that were there did an amazing job. I just felt bad you could see they were being pulled in a lot of directions. Other than that everything was great. They have 3 courses. All of them unique in their own way. Makes it fun to look at all the things and the references to movies. It's nice that they are too terribly hard and easy to move through. Great IG photo shots. They do have parking in the back but it does get muddy. And they do have an outdoor patio. Will definitely be returning.

Such a fun place! The mini golf courses are so creative, colorful, and unique, and the whole…read moreatmosphere is just a blast. The music is great, the drinks are fun and delicious, and the staff is genuinely so friendly and welcoming. Huge shoutout to Gabe, Boone, and Kayla for always being awesome and making the experience even better! You can tell they actually care about making sure people have a great time. We've been coming back and can officially say we're regulars now! If you're looking for something fun to do, definitely check this place out!

Dirdie Birdie at The Domain is an indoor mini-golf with creative craft cocktails, making it a fun…read moreway to escape the hot weather. The space itself is clean and stylish, featuring 12 Austin-inspired holes. The service from the staff is friendly and attentive. The mini-golf course is realistically doable, which is a plus because so many indoor mini-golf spots have gimmicky setups that are trash to play. The price is a little on the expensive side for 35 minutes of play, and like most mini-golf courses, it tends to get backloaded at each hole when it is busy. Just chill out, sip your drink, and take your time enjoying the round. If you are looking for a cool indoor activity in The Domain to beat the heat with upscale drinks and some casual competition, Dirdie Birdie is a super fun spot to check out.

We enjoyed our visit here! We were in the mood for mini golf and drove a bit further from central…read moreAustin to check this place out. It's connected to a variety of eating spots and shops and there's plenty of parking at nearby garages. We both opted to play mini golf and shared a hibiscus Paloma along the way. The staff were all quite attentive and helpful and our server was very prompt with giving us the menu and our drink! There are a few different holes you can try and some of the concepts were really interesting. One of my favorites was one where it shoots the golf ball up the wall and you watch it come down various ramps and musical instruments. This is a good spot for a date night or fun with friends and family. The mini golf area is smaller than some other mini golf spots I've visited in Houston but it was still a fun time. We finished the whole course in around 20-30 minutes and there wasn't a line. Seems to be a fun spot to visit on a weekend!

It was a wonderful and challenging experience. Zach was a gracious guide! We found out after…read morebooking that Prison Break is the hardest room to beat. However, we still performed well under pressure. Unfortunately, we did run out of time before we completed all tasks. All in all, we had a great night working with each other.

Surprisingly fun! I thought it would be childish but it was…read moreSUPER fun and honestly hard!! CJ was amazing and extremely helpful! Thank you team!

OK, now this was damn fun and also interesting. A thousand years ago I used to come here often…read moreafter it opened in about 76. The present owner has owned it since about 1980 I think (he was a frequent customer before that and that is when I had first met him) and dang if he didn't recognize me, even as old and decrepit as I have become. The ol' joint was a perfect venue, with the boards still creaking, and the bar packed with hi class joint junk. My kind of Austin! The work that went into the event was perfect. There was an area off to the side (which is hard to do) and the service was fantastic! I had brought the Lady with me as there is so much history that took place here and also to meet some of the Yelpers that are a real riot. The interaction was wonderful. The food: When it first opened, you basically had a choice; a small, medium or large bowl of chili. If you wanted something else, you went somewhere else. I was kinda lost at first because there were other items on a real menu. So, I thought I would catch up with the times and see what the chili was like now. So I started off with a sampler of XX, XXX, and Hot Pork. No beans of course. All were really good. Then a fine young gentlemen across from me had a plate put in front of him that looked like a cross between a burrito and an enchilada (hard to explain, but it was beautiful), so I grabbed my clean spoon and snatched a bite before I could be stopped. It was really good! (also...thank you Richard for not pulling out your blade and shanking me good in the gut). But, being afraid of breaking my streak of only eating chili there, I got another bowl of XXX. YUM. The young lady who took care of us was a hoot, and exactly what you need in an old school joint. The Yelpers and +1's were in a joyful and hungry mood and everything worked like clockwork. The XXX has already said "howdy!" to me and I expect I will get the same greeting tomorrow. Well done. Damn well done!

Oh, you gotta love it when a happy Elite Guy throws his very first UYE, and it's a big success…read more Good for Guy S. (See what I did with "happy Elite guy" there?) And if you're gonna do a chili event, Texas Chili Parlor is a good place to do it. The fifteen of us sampled every chili known to man, which is what this place does. I actually did a double-take with their gumbo, because it was great. When did they start doing that? Our server Amy handled us with cheerful aplomb, it's a pleasure to see other Yelpers, and it was good to discover Rawhide W has a real name, because I'll be damned if I call somebody dried cow skin. Right offhand, I can't think of any other Austin place with lots of chili, so I'm curious what Guy will do for his January gathering. I also feel I should work in "Chili today, Hot tamale" somewhere in this review, but I'm not sure how. Let me think about it.

I LOVED THIS PLACE! From the music, to the location, to the people and ESPECIALLY the food and…read moredrinks, I was so excited to have stumbled upon this place. I'd walked by this place on many a drunken night, listening to the music and laughter coming from within, but never took the opportunity to visit. I had some free time on a sunday, I needed to get some work done, and what better place than a coffee/cocktail bar that has a cool take on tacos? After walking through the bar, and an outdoor seating area, I made it to the taco shop. The menu wasn't extensive, but it was detailed. I opted for a pina colada, and the fried chicken tacos. Now, please be patient cause they make everything (including the tortillas) from scratch. And I finished most of my drink before I got my food, but it was well worth the wait! The fried chicken was so crispy, but the craziest thing about these tacos were the shells: they were made of waffle cones! Which can throw one off, but it was surprisingly good. I have no clue how much I paid because I was so focused on the drinks and food, but I will be back!

Love, love, love this place! I stumbled upon it on a first date and now I've been bringing…read moredifferent people here (half-joking)! I really love the layout and design, it's super welcoming at what I'd describe as "zen." Seriously. Drinks are also solid, and I still haven't explored the entire site, definitely coming back... and bringing a friend

So lucky to have had the opportunity to watch the World Cup 2026 final here as part of the Austin…read moreFC official watch party this past Sunday. What a great vibe. It was very hot (sweaty!) but there were also inside and shaded options to cool off a bit. The place was packed! If you timed your line waiting, it was pretty easy to buy a bucket of seltzers and beers. The food trucks were conveniently located and the lines weren't too long. We ordered nachos that were ok but not great. There was a long line to even get into the venue early on. Overall great memories!

There's always something fun happening here. Whether for a bachelorette party at the boutique hotel…read moreor a guest at hotel, or there to see live music, deejays, or attend other events. The large outdoor space is cool with so much seating. There's really not a bad view of the stage from any angle. Always a lively and fun time when I've been there.

Had a wonderful time. We did the asylum room. Very entertaining and creative puzzles. Great…read morecustomer service and no wait times. There is a great taco place right across the street. Easy free parking. Great for a family night out, team bonding event or even a fun date night.

If you're looking to kill an hour of time, consider doing an escape room. If you're around central…read moreAustin, PanIQ Escape Room is a decent option. For $38 PP, we booked the Pirates of Tortuga room about two hours ahead of game time and lucked out with having the room all to ourselves. Parking is easy on a Saturday afternoon for this very convenient location. Compared to the many other rooms we've played in and outside of town, this one was pretty mid. I liked the general flow of the room but thought production value really dampened the overall experience and made it less immersive. Mechanics/equipment of the puzzles were worn down or finicky, decorations were minimal, and service was lackluster - felt a bit like we were being hurried into and out of the room. It would definitely help to have more lighting in the room, too. That said, there were some interesting puzzles that tickled my brain and required good ol' teamwork with the husband. The lobby and bathrooms were well maintained which is always nice. We may return for a different room!

All around great escape room! I was a little worried at first but I enjoyed it more than Escape…read moreGame Austin. We did the Zombie room, super interactive and the intensity factor was awesome. I appreciate even more that the price was super reasonable with the Groupon, I have a peeve of escape rooms being $35+ dollars.

I took my wife here as one of the events we did for her birthday, and we had a ton of fun…read more First off, if you know what HOUSE OF TORMENT is, it turns out this place is connected to it! We seriously had no idea and it made our enjoyment even higher since we love going there every year. The zombie room was fun and scary especially since we had a zombie named Monty running around and scaring us while trying to solve puzzles. It's very hard to do puzzles while a zombie is chasing you, but we somehow made it out anyway. We didn't get to get to try the Houdini experience since we had other places to be, but we both wanna come back and try out that experience next time. If you're looking for a more interactive escape room with a full fledged zombie coming after you, then definitely go here.