We went here for new years and had the four course meal it took our server three hours plus to get…read moreour food all out she failed miserably at serving us our friends were mortified by it she brought the check before the fourth course and I told her go get our deserts now what a terrible server. However the golf club scored five stars and the other folks were nice the place is pretty I'd just never eat there again it was painful wait.

The Cascades Country Club has got some of the best food in town. A must is their Sunday brunch. The…read moresteaks are amazing as well, Christian Mailloux, the culinary director has done an amazing job! My only wish is that the hours were better here--that the Bellwood and Lake Club stayed open longer. On that point, I wish that when a wedding or other event occurred, there was some place for members to go eat and have some drinks. There is an unused second floor to the club house that should be developed for members only.

Boycott ---. I have written receipts from them stating I have completed all portions of my payments…read moreon a wedding. They are now stating there are additional charges and are SUEING ME!!! I am a veteran of the US armed forces and looking for any help finding a pro bono attorney or someone who could assist me! Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this place!!"

We didn't know anyone here when we moved here 4 years ago after 13 moves in 28 years of marriage…read moredue mainly to the Army deciding where we live. We did live an hour from Tyler for a few years before but wanted closer access to Tyler since we loved it so much. We chose Eagles Bluff as our forever home and are ecstatic to have found it! Also we have found so many transplants here from 'other' states as well who feel the way we do!! It's a lovely quiet neighborhood with friendly residents and staff, but also is an easy drive to Tyler for a good variety of shopping and eating at so many fabulous restaurants!! Plus there's an abundance of great doctors there as well. The golfers seem happy with that; I just enjoy watching them across the pond from our backyard. If you're looking for a nice place to live with interesting nice people & great amenities/activities you should arrange a visit and talk to anyone you meet here to ask whatever you'd like to know, I'm sure they'd be helpful!

I just love all of the people at Pinecrest Country Club. They just made our whole wedding and…read morewedding planning go smoothly. A special thank you to Stephanie, Cleveland, John, Chef and Vincent! I would definitely recommend Pinecrest to anyone looking for an awesome wedding and reception venue.

Great driving range and well kept fairways and greens. Today the greens were slow but most days…read morethey are fast. The rough is not bad and easy to find balls up to 12 feet off the fairways

My brother & sister-in-law are members here, & occasionally they invite the rest of the family to…read moreeat here for the Sunday Lunch Buffet. The buffet offers many good choices, & it's sometimes hard to decide whether to get my salad plate first before sitting down to enjoy it, or if I should get that & my plate of hot food at the same time. They have good vegetarian-friendly options in both the "cold plate section" & the "hot plate section". The bathrooms are nice & well-maintained. The staff is also friendly & helpful. I also enjoy looking thru the monthly newsletter to see what other events they have available throughout the month. It's a great place for other benefit dinners & fundraiser events.

Nice people and the golf course is nice. Club house and pro shop was well stocked. I left something…read morebehind and it was turned in so that I could get it back.

Great, huge smash burgers, fish n chips are excellent, chicken fried steaks are delicious, and all…read moredishes are monster portions, service is 6 star! I'll be back every week!

Hubby and son played a round together while my daughter-in-law and I drove the golf carts. It was a…read morefun, hilly course on a day with a chill in the air, about 50 degrees. Everyone was very nice and friendly, from the pro shop to the big group of older gentlemen playing. Lots of water to lose a ball or two in!

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This isn't your highfalutin country club... and the restaurant isn't 5 star chef. The service was…read morereally great (5 star for sure). We went by on a chilly day and sat outside because of my pooch. Some guys kept coming out for a smoke. I wonder what would happen on a nice day when the patio was full of people eating? The lobster risotto was NOT good... way overcooked and the tiny pieces of formerly frozen lobster were also overcooked. Also, why on earth do you pile the risotto in a square in the middle of the plate and leave the sauce to get cold around it? Not a good plan... for $13 you don't expect anything good, and that's what you get. My friend had the po boy... said it was ok. the buttermilk fries were really good he said and I enjoyed my bloody mary. They had a stuffed tator tot app for $5... was done pretty well for a concept. The cowboys were on and if they scored you got a free jello shot. I don't think I ever expected to see a jello shot at a country club...

"CCCC," as they are known, recently opened up their bar and restaurant, but only their bar and…read morerestaurant, to the public. So, we stopped in for lunch. The bartender couldn't find the waitress so she seated us and went to get some waters. She still couldn't find the waitress so she brought us some silverware. She still couldn't find the waitress so she brought us some menus. Then a party of six walked in, the waitress appeared, seated them, and took their order. Five or ten minutes later the bartender asked if we had been helped, and we told her no. The waitress had disappeared again, so the bartender took our order. We ordered the Philly cheesesteak sandwich with sweet potato fries, and a Club sandwich with regular fries. About 15 minutes later, and miraculously, before the party of six received their order, ours came out. The kitchen had managed to reverse the fries, putting the sweet potatoes with the Club sandwich and the regulars with the Philly cheesesteak. Then the waitress, who miraculously reappeared, put the au jus down next to the Club sandwich, and the on-the-side mayonnaise for the Club down next to the Philly cheesesteak. After we reshuffled the fries and condiments, we began eating, and, three cheers for the chef!! The sandwiches were good. To their credit, everyone was very friendly and apologetic while they were totally screwing up the communication between bartender, waitresses, and kitchen. If I had to guess, I suspect that the staff has grown fairly comfortable in dealing with the same club-member clientele for so long that they may be in for a rude awakening regarding serving the public at large. Plus, if CCCC is anything like a few other country clubs I have seen, at least some of the staff are daughters and sons of members, and are therefore held to a somewhat lower standard of job performance. No clue if that is the case at CCCC, I just mentioned it because I have seen it elsewhere. Since this was our first time there, we asked to see the dinner menu. It looks like a good selection of basic American cuisine, including possibly the only serving of Chilean Seabass to be found in the lake area. So, we will be back for dinner. If the staff can manage to get their "it" together, and the quality of the food is at least on par with our lunch, I will be back to this review to jack the rating up to four stars instead of three. Especially with the recent drought's effect on the local economy, it is great to have another somewhat more upscale eatery among the choices at Cedar Creek Lake, so we are really hoping that this opening-to-the-public thing will work out for CCCC.