Came here for a UH baseball game. Visitor parking was very close across the street and we had…read morebought parking ahead of time online so it was $15 instead of the $20. Also there was an indoor professional football game on campos too so parking was higher. Easy walk to the baseball stadium and a very nice stadium at that. Well maintained facilities including the bathroom and the concessions weren't a crazy price. The kids working were working hard and I appreciate that. Field was well maintained and the game was easy to follow. Lots of seating all around with different options.

The stadium is nice and clean. The staff is very polite. The concession is Trash! They have a very…read moretiny dirty areae to work out of. I had a pretzel which was over cooked, my husband had a tiny bag of popcorn that he said tasted old. You can not read the card machine so I have no idea what my total was. They did have food trucks near which others said was fair. Food is not something you will want here. Hope your team is playing well. Only water choice was Dasani

I will keep it real, I am not a football fan. I attended the Cougars versus Wildcats game to…read moresupport my friend's daughter, who is a cheerleader for the Wildcats. The stadium itself is about as fancy as they come. It honestly felt like something out of the movie Drumline. There is a massive amount of seating across multiple levels, plenty of concession stands, and parking options all around the venue. Parking is not free and can be expensive. I would recommend using Uber, Lyft, or a taxi if possible, since parking fills up quickly for events. During halftime, concession lines were long as expected, but they moved fairly fast. We had great seats and were able to see the fireworks clearly, which was a nice bonus. That said, the seating is fairly tight, so personal space can be limited. One important heads up is to be mindful of seat placement. The sun was beaming directly down on us, and it was extremely hot. Overall, visiting this stadium was an enjoyable experience, even for someone who does not care much for football.

Attended the Houston Roughnecks versus the Missouri Showboat game here. It was a challenge getting…read morethrough the gate to just access our online tickets, which other guest was having the same difficulties and they was getting a bit frustrated. The game was already started and minutes of the quarters was being missed. However we did have the proof of purchase tickets and we got access that way. Afterwards we were able to access the tickets, thanks to the assistance from my friend Daniel & team member. The online tickets process can definitely use some improvement. Very clean Stadium very very clean restrooms food choices were great they even have Trill burger here which is my young man's favorite. And they also stem camps that's linked with University of Houston as well as options for high school and middle school children to attend these games. You can find some educational events details and scholarship opportunities as well

the toyota center is an excellent arena, however i was disappointed when the rockets lost…read more everything was accessible and easy to navigate and similar to any other arena layout. go rockets

What a great game!! Way to push through for the win, Rockets!! It was exciting and fun, and the…read morebathrooms were clean! My only thing would be the pricing of some of the items (food and beverage wise). Other than that, my boyfriend and I had a great time! Keep up the great work, Toyota Center.

Daikin Park, still affectionately known by many as Minute Maid Park, is a whole vibe. Home of the…read moreHouston Astros and one of the most passionate fan bases in baseball, the energy hits you the moment you walk through the gates. My first impression was total sensory overload in the best possible way. Everywhere you look, there's Astros gear, vendors, and fans proudly decked out in orange and navy. The massive team store alone could keep you occupied for hours. With seating for more than 40,000 fans, the sheer size of the crowd was impressive. As an added bonus, the first 10,000 ticket holders received a free Carlos Correa bobblehead. This visit was part of a girls' weekend packed with fun, including an Astros game and even a bodybuilding competition. It made for a memorable mix of adventures. Food options go far beyond traditional ballpark fare like hot dogs and nachos. Fans can enjoy favorites such as Whataburger, Chick-fil-A, Pluckers, and Blue Bell Ice Cream from nearby Brenham, Texas. It also happened to be Barbie Day, and the Upper Concourse bar got into the spirit with themed drink specials. The Astros faced the Cleveland Guardians, and although the Guardians came away with the win, the game itself was only part of the total experience. Between the electric atmosphere, enthusiastic fans, and nonstop entertainment, Daikin Park delivered a fun and memorable day at the ballpark for our girls trip.

I have been to Daikin Park (Minute Maid) more than any other ballpark and I have been to 28…read moredifferent teams. I rank ballparks on 4 categories: Architecture, Food, fan base, and what I call other. Architecture: On the outside, it's kind of blah but inside it has some charm. It has a retractable roof, but I have never seen the roof open which loses some appeal for me. I love the big window in left field and the train that runs from left to center. It was cooler when it was full of oranges though. Food: Solid. All of the standard foods and some crazy stuff. My buddies got a blooming onion that had burnt ends, cheese, sour cream and chives on top. They said it was great. I got brisket donuts which were not the best to me. Basically, breaded brisket shaped into a donut, deep fried and drizzled in bbq sauce. The beer selection was very good with Karbach and St Arnold, 2 local breweries each having a tap room on site. Fan Base: The place was full and the fans were all into the game. Lots of orange everywhere. Other: Close to all the downtown hotels, the convention center, lots of bars and restaurants including 3 breweries. Fun tip: get a 15.00 tab at Frost Town Brewing and get free parking for the game. Oh, and this place has more advertisements than NASCAR. The only place left they can put up an ad are the bases. " Altuve slides into second base brought to you by Imodium AD"

This is for the location at Hobby Airport; can't get Yelp to add it…read more Really good food for airport food but on the expensive side. Waitress Elyse was very pleasant and provided good recommendations. It's a sit down restaurant past TSA and they had a guitarist performing.

Yum! I stopped here at the recommendation of hotel staff when I realized I could pay an outrageous…read moresum for a mediocre breakfast at a hotel or get an OMG amazing breakfast elsewhere. The Rustic qualifies as OMG! The ambiance is like an upscale Texas sports bar, so a bit rustic while nice. The breakfast sampler was a-a-a-amazing! Yes, it really is 5 small plates. Wow! The challah French toast and blackened potatoes were particularly memorable. Each dish was strongly flavored and perfectly prepared. I also got a French press coffee that underwhelmed (it was made with boiling water so it was a bit burnt flavored), but have no fear, it was replaced with a cold brew coffee that was really good. Service was TOP NOTCH with Lily being very pleasant, attentive, personable, and professional. I was impressed with her approach to make sure things met expectations. As this restaurant is planned to close at the end of the year, I recommend going there now! Enjoy. And if you see Lily, please let her know she makes a difference by making every guest feel welcome.

This is a versatile complex that is used for not only track and field events but also soccer…read morematches. The staff is nice and the facility is clean. Nice place to relax and take in an event.