I loved this place. I'm 18 years old and i've been coming here with my friends since i was 15 and…read morestaying until the appropriate time where only 18+ could stay. i suppose rules have changed and it's 21+ now which is okay, but the bouncer guy? total asshole. I used to have no problem with being there but i've now heard from multiple friends around town that he's very snappy and rude with no regard for others.

I love The Logon! We've been coming here for a few years, but I've never taken the time to write a…read morereview. Open mic night is always a blast, the drinks are great, and the atmosphere is fun. I also wanted to mention Gary. I recently saw a review blaming him for a bad experience, and I have to say that hasn't been our experience at all. If you actually know Gary, you know he takes his job seriously and genuinely cares about keeping everyone safe. A good bouncer isn't there to make everyone happy, they're there to make sure patrons can enjoy themselves in a safe environment, and Gary does that well. We'll definitely keep coming back and highly recommend checking this place out if you haven't already!

Our server Brandon was great! Friendly! The place was nice but a bit dark for a breakfast spot. The…read morefood looked nice and delicious but when it came out, my plate was broken on the side. Everything was yummy and flavorful. The only bummer was the egg benedicts were over cooked

Great cocktails and salads. We sat outside. Oregon foodies and this was our favorite in Beaumont!!…read more Great service. GF DF healthy fresh flavorful!!!

A massive variety of seafood... I want to come back to try the other menu choices…read more The fish tacos were perfect and can be ordered blackened, grilled or fried. I chose a large order of the boiled shrimp appetizer and my husband ordered the fish tacos with charo beans. We shared and it was plenty of food (maybe too much) for lunch. The shrimp was clearly fresh but seasoned with a taste I didn't care for, however my husband liked it fine. I covered up the taste with cocktail sauce. It must be a local preference. Our server was the very best! She gave us great advice on what to order. She was friendly and attentive without being interrupting. Her name is Hillary and she is a real credit to the restaurant.

It was Memorial Day and on our way home from the casinos in Lake Charles, discovered we were hungry…read moreand decided to give Tia Juanita's another try. We gave it a shot when we first moved from the NASA area four years ago, so it was about time. I loved the fact they were open on Memorial Day, and they didn't seem to be too busy. Mostly golfers and their ilk. Our server was Kaitlyn, who was very fast. She reminded me of Mary Lou Retton. Very fast. Almost too fast? I asked a question about the amount of breading in the crab cake, and she said there was none. Seems unlikely, since crab cakes need a binder. I am intolerant of the gluten, so when she said the crab cakes had no binder, I was hesitant. I took the safe road and ordered the cucumber snacker and a boudin ball. My BF ordered a ribeye, and (because he thought he was super hungry), ordered chips and salsa as a starter. Kaitlyn brought out my wine and our chips and salsa straight away. The chips were very stale, the salsa was tasty but a little spicy for my taste. Everything arrived at our table at the same time, even though I ordered two apps as my meal. Kudos to Kaitlyn. The cucumbers were good, especially with the jalapeño ranch. No one can mess up a cucumber, but the jalapeño ranch was tasty. My boudin ball was meh. My BF ordered his ribeye medium temperature, and it arrived rare. Kaitlyn checked in on us a couple of minutes after the food arrived. He told her about the steak and she quickly whisked it away. ~5 minutes later, someone delivered the new steak. My BF enjoyed the new steak, baked potato and salad. When we visited four years ago, we felt rushed. I felt rushed this time as well. Obviously, Tia Juanita's is doing very well. You can't swing a rope without seeing another TJ's in SETX. It's probably just not our jam. I like a nice meal without feeling rushed. I also prefer to eat with a proper fork and knife. I would, however, like for the manager to respectfully respond to negative reviews. They seem to respond to positive reviews only.

Such a chill place! Will be visiting when in town! They also had some macaroon and flower vendors…read more Everyone was so sweet!

We came out here to watch a high school friends band play. The weather was perfect...great little…read moreplace for the golden triangle area. Small vineyard but it was nice, cool spot to sit outside with plenty of tables and areas to gather. Wasn't a huge fan of the wines, and we didn't try any of the food, but people around us did and they seemed to be enjoying it. We live pretty far away so not sure if we will be back, but we had a good time, place was fun!

Millie and Abby were awesome host. Fun and friendly. My group of friends definitely enjoyed…read moreourselves for Friendsgiving

We had an employee appreciation event at Dining Services at Lamar. Painting with a Twist worked…read morewith us to create a wonderful activity for our employees. Everyone had so much fun. They brought everything that was needed, set everything up and cleaned up at the end. They even brought extra stuff for the employees. I cannot recommend them highly enough, whether it is for a fun night out or a private event.

I came here and as soon as I entered, two white women sitting behind the register were giggling and…read morelooking me up and down, with no welcome whatsoever. Very strange and unwelcoming/racist energy here.

Flew to TX to visit family a few weeks ago. Coming from a big city to little Beaumont.... we found…read moreabsolutely NOTHING to do for entertainment. It was suggested that we go antiquing. SO very glad that came up in conversation. We shopped so much and bought enough to fill our suitcases full. One of the suitcases barely made the cutoff weight limit! While I didn't find anything in this location for myself, I did find a set of bookends that were Bellamy Eagles for a family member. Was likely the greatest find of the day. He was ecstatic to receive them. Just goes to show.... you can find treasures in a small town, too. The staff here was great! The desk clerk tried to help me hide my purchase from the family member that was with me that day... even wrapping it twice in a dark colored bag.... but it didn't work. He figured out what we were doing as soon as he came downstairs! Great shop with a LOT to choose from. So many toys from my childhood that brought back memories!!! Prices were definitely fair! Glad we stopped by!

We attended a graduation over the weekend. The arena was nice, great parking, air conditioning was…read moreworking which was super important as it was super hot. We were seated in the upper promenade and they had jumbo televisions to display the graduation up close. They have a clear bag policy for security and they did check. The restrooms were plentiful and the ushers were there to show you around. The food was super expensive but we didn't buy anything. We waited until we left. You are unable to bring anything in, even water.

A small, but mighty botanical garden with everything free at your fingertips. This attraction did…read morenot disappoint. Upon walking into the garden, my friend and I were immediately greeted by one of the volunteers. She gladly gave us a map of the garden and asked if were interested in seeing a free movie to learn about the history of the garden and asked if we were wanting to go on the free boat tour as well. We gladly said, yes and was shocked that they so many payless amenities. I thought to myself out of all the botanical gardens I've visited over the years, this was by far the less expensive. The movie was fascinating. It was held in this big modernized auditorium. We were the only ones in there. Once the movie started, the room got really dark. Mr. Stark, a native and local of Orange, TX was inspired by the 1933 movie, The Lost Horizon (which can be found on Tubi), but Shangri La translates into utopia and paradise, so he sought out to make an impression in the small city by creating a place people can enjoy nature on 252 acres. The selection of plants are natives, annuals, perennials, some tropical plants (located in the greenhouses). The boat tour was a real treat! We were given instructions to remain safe on the water vehicle and put on life jackets. The tour was held on Adams Bayou where we saw ospreys, Christmas lichen on the trees, houses off the bayou, cypress trees with their huge roots, moss hanging from the branches, and even the bayou was filled with debris and trash. It definitely felt like we in a swamp. The boat ride was peaceful as the tour guides gave explanation of what we viewed. After the tour, my friend and I walked around the park observing all the beauties around. There wasn't a lot of plants in bloom yet, but nevertheless, the air was crisp and fresh. Great outing. They even have a restaurant/cafe on site. Shangri La exceeded my expectations!

April 18, 2024 [I forgot to check in]…read more But, we went to the sip & stroll tonight after the garden closed to release butterflies! Isn't that cool?! We paid $10 for a butterfly, fed it some oranges, and then released it. Wine from Free State Cellars was there, sandwichs and macarons were made by them, too. Fantastic! Now about this garden, it's beautiful. They have put a lot of work into it since Hurricane harvey... and are doing a great job in making it more lucious each year. LOVE this place