Great stadium. All the seating is very close to the field…read moreso you can really see the action. It is bench seating, so if you have back problems, you may want to bring one of those portable stadium seats. The pyrotechnics were very cool. They shot off fireworks throughout the game. Loved seeing the band at half-time. The dance squad and the cheerleaders put on good shows. My only complaint is the concessions. We unfortunately experienced lackluster pretzels and sausages. The pretzel honestly tasted like a white bun out of the package that you'd buy at the store for hamburgers. They didn't upkeep the condiments stations, they were messy. By the 3rd quarter, they ran out of napkins and the only condiments available were ketchup and mustard. We did buy merchandise at the gift shop. Shirts ran around $30-$40, as expected for a sport team venue. I appreciated the many stalls available in the bathrooms, which were kept clean. We plan on returning for more games.

I went Homecoming I had a blast. NORTH TEXAS v UTEP…read more GO MEAN GREEN The alumni association did an outstanding job. The tail gating was on point the food was good as well as the fellowship and renewed friendships. The game was started off slow but them dogon EAGLES did what they were suppose to do.... WIN!!! 45-10

A FANTASTIC N.O. Jazz Band! You can't miss having these musicians and I mean MUSICIANS at your…read morenext function.

UNFADED BRASS BAND (UBB)... ASTOUNDING! Extremely…read moreprofessional, authentic NOLA sound, engaging, and serviced a beyond exceptional performance. UBB absolutely exceeded our expectations. My guests are still talking about my celebration. If you are looking for a TOP NOTCH BRASS BAND for your event, second line, wedding, birthday, or even a CANCER FREE CELEBRATION, Unfaded Brass Band is all you'll need. They service the entire DFW Metroplex. Hear me (in my NOLA voice) "baaaeee-bea, they feel like home. Bringing Nawlins to the Metroplex. Listen, if you book any other brass band for your event or not, you've settled for less."

plenty of pool tables available. the radio system is setup for jukebox pay to play songs and is…read morequiet when nobody is playing anything.

Haven't been to this joint in YEARS, so Hubby and I decided to stop in for a quick couple of games…read moreof pool and revisit our old stomping grounds. I remember the food being amazing bar food but we just ate so didn't get a chance to try anything. The beer was cold, crowd pretty chill for a Saturday night, and staff were nice. It is a very old building and super divey, only complaint is there's a very strong smell when you first walk in. I guess you can get acclimated but it lingers, so be aware. Other than that, can't beat $6/hour for pool and cheap beer!!

I've hosted and attended several events in this space and have always had a professional and…read moredelightful experience. The staff is always helpful and accommodating to the needs of their patrons and go above and beyond to make their guests feel welcome. The art selection in the galleries is always unique and curated well. It's always a pleasure getting to visit and I highly recommend checking them out!

The event space managers are very obviously biased, racist and demeaning to people they thought…read morewere "beneath them" in their "art gallery". They are not business savvy enough to realize the mistake they made mistreating people in a movement that would bring them a lot of future business. A friend of mine rented this space with the goal of bringing Zumba events to Denton, and brought Instructors both local and from far and wide for a Zumba masterclass at this space. She had conversations prior with management to set expectations. They verbally agreed about the music being loud (That's Zumba!), the microphone and sound equipment needs, and she was assured that the needs would be met. Needless to say, on the day of the event, those agreements were flipped on the head. We were met with aggressive management staff that had their noses up in the air, who reprimanded my friend right in front of the whole crowd of people. They talked down to her and the rest of us who tried to have a reasonable conversation with them, as though we and the rest of the people who had come for the event were beneath them. Everything was a problem. The volume, apparently the sight of us in our skin, the colors, where we put our belongings, the way we breathed were met with hostility and disgust. It's stressful and hard enough to put on an event of that magnitude, so having the managers yelling at the event organizer caused her to break down crying. The managers were relentless, had no mercy and kept talking down to her and asking her to turn down the volume. The microphone stopped working which is horrible for a hosted Zumba event. The event organizer was never told that the event space would be open to the public and that people would be walking into an event that was paid for. One of the younger managers had the nerve to condescendly ask her if she hadn't looked at their website prior, to research what their organization was about. What does that have to do with someone paying you for an event that you agreed to? Let's be clear... These managers are racist and biased and don't want people such as "us" in their art gallery space. What kind of people are "we"? A teacher, an engineer, an actor/documentarian that is the inspiration behind you and your girlfriend's favorite Texan movie? CEOs of their own companies, business owners? These "kinds" of people. When the main manager saw the outpouring of love for my friend who put the event together, it literally dawned on her what the potential impact would be. Then she started to flounder, retract herself and start to make conversations to smooth things over. It was a little too late. At this point we already had such a bad taste in our mouths. It's such a missed business opportunity, because the Zumba community has events literally every other week. There would have been so many other Zumba events there if this had been a positive experience for us. It's quite unfortunate in this day and age that people are still so biased and judgemental. You have no idea who you are interacting with. Be careful how you treat people.

Dan's Silverleaf is a top-tier live music venue located on the tiny, non-descript street running…read morenorth to south from the Morrison Milling grain silos on Bell Avenue in the downtown Denton entertainment district, just a couple of blocks south west of the Courthouse on our historic 1800s Square. It's positive and bright inside and draws big crowds on the weekends. Dan and wife Pam welcome you back to the basics in cold drinks and bar grub. It's a great party waiting to happen! Cheers, Mark F.

Great bar in Denton to sit and listen to live music on a Sunday afternoon. Quick and friendly…read moreservice at the bar. We didn't get food, but they let you bring food in from other nearby restaurants.

We popped in on a Saturday on our way home just to check it out…read more The winery is small, parking for 10-15 cars. You walk up to a next covered patio overlooking the vineyard. Plenty of seating for people or groups. There was a couple doing a tasting so we just selected a rise and cab an went to sthe patio. patio. There are tables inside right outside of the wine making area and for sitting in cold weather. There was also a selection of wine glasses, wind chimes and other wine drinking accessories. They have charcuterie but we did not partake this time.

This is a functioning winery a little off the beaten path but well worth the visit…read more They have a nice selection of wine that they have picked from the grapes they've grown, fermented, and bottled themselves. I have some favorite wines: Tempranillo Red Zinfandel Tempranillo was my favorite but I think it might be the red Zinfandel now. My wife likes sweeter wines or off dry wines and there are plenty of those also. They have tastings and plenty of other events on the weekends. They often have live music and when we went during the winter, there was a fire pit that was so nice! There was a food truck the last time that was phenomenal! They have really cool little activities also. I am jealous that I work most weekends! I recommend this business! They have a website and I think there is a FB also. Come out and enjoy some wine and cool stuff!

I am like a kid in a candy store here! Owners and staff are simply the nicest in town. Steve and…read moreKaren have a true gem here. Heather is my favorite server. Cheryl is the best kept secret somm in DFW. Even my daughter likes to go and she is just developing her wine palate. She is not intimidated which is unusual in wine bars. They will help you pick the perfect wine. My husband enjoys all the beer options. The music is always great. And the group wine tastings are always top notch. The wine club is an amazing value. They even host dinners with wine pairings and host trips to different wine regions across the world. All while supporting everything local. Clearly deserving Small Business of the Year award for 2025.

Steve has been a Denton, Texas fixture for over many years and is a definite venue for taking in a…read morelive music show, or a few drinks of wine, more involved than one might reckon. Steve and his attentive bar staff can suggest certain choices for your particular tastes in red options, including Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, or Whites, such as Fume Blanc or Chardonnay. And it's just a matter of pairing specific wine with cheeses or main courses, generally steak, fowl, or fish, which is a related study of its own, really. Steve's Wine Bar delivers the best of Denton, Texas. U.S.A. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D. Happy Easter and 420, too! Thanks for being there, Steve.

Our first opportunity to enjoy the Denton Blues Festival since covid and couldn't be happier. The…read morevenue is smaller than the Jazz Festival, with one stage, but we don't have to make decisions and run back and forth. Currently enjoying Little Elmo and the Mambo Kings and they sound great. We'll be right here till they're done for the day. Plenty of food trucks and drink booths and okay to bring your own coolers, if you prefer. I'm loving life!

What a fun weekend, so many bands and it's free, great sound system. Lots of trees for shade,you…read morecan bring your chairs and a cooler. Lots of food trucks/tents which is nice. Bathrooms were in the shade and were clean. Crowd was smaller than jazz fest which is nice. Highly recomend