First time to Nutty Jerrys last night. We had long table seats. While I wish we could have stayed…read moreto listen to BB Kings whole performance, the opening band played WAY TOO LONG! Then BB got long winded and the crowd started chattering. That's when they started really playing music, about 3 hours after we got there! So after 4 hours in a hard metal chair and moving my legs out of the aisle every 3 minutes, I'd had enough. BB is an amazing legend, and can still play the guitar. However, Nutty Jerrys is NOT the venue I would have liked to see him at. Plus I did not appreciate my purse being searched as we entered, asked for my ticket when I walked to the bathroom and back (without exiting the event center), and had to throw away my water that I just opened upon leaving. Ridiculous treatment of guests. Shop lights over the Beer Garden refreshment area added to the lack of comfort as they shined in my eyes the entire time. Pathetic. BB deserves better. I would have loved to see him at a legit center like the Julie Rogers theater or Lutcher. Did I mention the plastic Sam's Club tables? Oh that's classy. This place is a joke. I will never be back, and I live in the area.

Everything said in previous reviews is true - concert area looks like a high school gymnasium with…read morebench seating for general admission.; Sams Club folding chairs and card tables for the up charge of assigned seating. Terrible service and long lines to get a beer. I was waiting to write this and base it on a second experience, since my first one is so negative - but - it seems N Jerry's is now out of the indoor concert business. This from the Beaumont Enterprise June 8 2014 : "We had a small concert venue here and we tried that for two-and-a-half or three years and Beaumont is just not a concert market," owner Jerry Nelson said. "We don't have enough people to justify the big acts. Those are in Houston. People drive there to see them. I tried Journey and Allen Jackson at Ford Park, and you can't sell enough tickets to make it work." So instead, he shifted his efforts to a different market. Jerry replied on his FB page June 21 2014: "All concert and events will be held in our outdoor arena in the future." So Elise's it'll be.

Chill vibe location. Staff were nice and friendly. Not used to Blues music, but it works here and I…read moreliked it.

This place is sketchy and dirty. My cousins drink was spiked with ghb and we're sure it was their…read morebartender. DO NOT GO HERE!

First, Jamie is the best!!! Enough said..., a must attend! Excellent vibe - great service!read more

1st time to visit Deep roots winery we came to see the u2 tribute band they have craft beer and…read morewine and a food truck lots of events on the website the Cute donkeys were a bonus Will be back

This place along with the old Wild West on Richmond St is where it ALL began for me... My best…read morefriend in the world, JB Bonner brought me here and very patiently taught me how to dance by taking my shoes off and standing on his boots, he swung me around and taught me to 2 step,line dance, polka How to hold my arms and move to the rhythm of the music...for hours we would dance..My first, my last Dance partner!!!

Absolutely disappointing experience. This was our first time visiting this club, and unfortunately…read moreit will be our last. We came in with the intention of having a good time and could have easily become regular customers, but the service and attitude from the staff completely ruined the experience. Everything was painfully slow, and instead of feeling welcomed, we were met with rude and unprofessional behavior. The staff seemed uninterested in helping customers and showed no effort to provide even basic courtesy or hospitality. A good business is built on how it treats its customers, and this place clearly needs to work on that. There are plenty of places where people can spend their money and actually feel appreciated. We won't be returning and would not recommend this place to anyone looking for good service and a welcoming atmosphere.

This dinner theatre is simply wonderful! Something we look…read moreforward to regularly- especially the wonderful dinners that go with the shows! The entertainers are varied and we really enjoyed all groups we came to see! Especially grateful for Peter Noone and Herman and the Hermits !! We absolutely adored each show! The last one was scheduled in the Crossing in Tomball - fun , but nothing like the Dosey Do ultimate gun and up close dining experience we loved so much! When will Peter Noone be back eith Herman and the Hermits? What other groups are in your program!!?? We love this place and we always get to know interesting fun people here- mostly from Houston.tjis is the place to go! It is definitely the place to be! You will hsve more friends leaving than you had before you came in! Incredible unique wonderful experience for all! A true memory builder and a place to take fsmily snd close friends and business associates!! Everyone loves it here and is so excited to come back! And yes, besides tee shirts and souvenirs, you can order fresh made in house legendary coffee! If you can' t arrange to see a shoe in a historic venue, then drop in Dosey Do on Research Forest across from Alden Bridge shopping and grab a cup snd maybe add their tasty empanadas??

5 HUMONGOUS stars for absolutely EVERYTHING!! From the minute we got there and interacted with the…read morefriendly parking attendant who adeptly directed us into a premium up front spot we felt like family! Once inside, it was so cozy and homey and we were treated like special guests in someone's home! Such personal service by the most polite and pleasant staff. I have never been treated so well at a concert in my life. Whether it was pouring us drinks or showing me where the restroom was we were met with true southern hospitality. The bathrooms were clean, the food was delicious and the venue itself nothing short of amazing! It is smaller than you think which makes it so you feel right up close to the performers. Never mind that Girl Named Tom were nice enough to come upstairs to the balcony to do a few songs and they walked right by us and stopped to chat! I mean where else can you have that happen?? The salad was fresh and crisp and the chicken fried steak was a real piece of steak not just pounded cube steak. The green beans were perfectly prepared with some bite to them still and not the canned kind. My husband's pork tenderloin was also good and his sweet potatoes and brussel sprouts were perfection. Every second I was saying to myself how impressed I was with it all. Josh and Shelby took such great care of us and made it fun too! Iced tea glass was kept filled as was the coffee. I wish I liked country music more as I would come here for a show again and again!

Fun place. Just stopped in for a drink. Played great music. We left early, but it looks like a…read moreplace that gets going after 10.

I ventured to my Dad's hometown of Silsbee, Texas for the 4th Annual Battle for the Paddle washer…read moretournament and BBQ cookoff. This was a great event to raise money for the Boys and Girls club. The majority of the event was held out back in the large grassy area. It was a beautiful day and it seems a great time was had by all. Once the BBQ cookoff had ended, everyone went inside for the judges to announce the results. After judging a live band played the rest of the night. The band was great. They played all kinds of classic country songs and even a few new ones. The venue was much larger than I expected. There was a huge dance floor and many tables spread all around the sides and in the bar area up front. One odd thing? The bar did not have tonic water. No vodka or gin and tonics could be served. That was a bit of a disappointment. After the long day of cold Bud Lights we needed to eat again so we headed over to the kitchen which had a short order window. All items on the menu were frozen and fried upon ordering. The chicken strips and fries were still pretty good though, but we had been drinking for a while, so who knows if they were really all that good. All in all if I am ever in Silsbee again I'd happily stop by "The Tonk" for some cold ones.

The Wildcatter Saloon. As a regular, I've always felt welcomed and respected here. Matthew, Justin,…read moreDana, Tyfanie, Summer, Lilian, Nouri, along with the rest of the staff, consistently provide great service and help create the awesome atmosphere that keeps me coming back. The Wildcatter Saloon remains a top-notch establishment that I truly appreciate. Their commitment to making everyone feel welcome with comfortable vibes is not found often. It is found here consistently whether in a group or on your own. The friendliness and kind attitudes of the staff pour over into the client's.

This place is wild. There is usually live music on weekends. Fire pit as well. Interesting…read moreambience- people from all walks of life there. Actually got stuck thinking we turned into the place, but it was a storage place. It's gated, so be careful about that. Service is nice, everyone seems happy to take your order. Don't know about food

We were just at Sawyer Park .Our server was gracie she was a great server and was always there when…read morewe needed anything napkins etc.. We will be coming back.

We chose Sawyer Park Icehouse to Host my wife's Milestone Birthday Party August 1st, 2026. The…read moreparty included roughly 80 guests give or take, Communication with Heather the event coordinator was outstanding, she sent me all the food and drink options they offered to accommodate our party. We arrived added a few decorations food was served buffet style as scheduled Brisket, Pulled Pork and Fajita Chicken, along with everyone ordering their favorite beverage. Sawyer Park Icehouse Definitely met our expectations and more, Huge Thank You to the waitresses Gracie & Brooklynn who help make this day special! "HAPPY WIFE" I highly recommend Sawyer Park Icehouse -Service was outstanding -Food was Great -Great Vibes -Plenty of Space -Indoor & Outdoor