Our first waitress was MIA for 15 minutes BUT Raven ended up coming over and making the experience…read moregreat! Didn't have to ask for anything and she was always on top of refills! Pork chops are by far the hardest meats to cook in my book... 10 seconds too long and it's dry. I heard great things and it did not disappoint! It was by far the best pork chop I've ever had (sorry Mamaw). We only went to Windstar for the food and it was worth the 35 minute drive for sure! Make sure you ask for Raven! 10 out of 10 service!

This is my favorite restaurant at Winstar…read more They're always friendly and the food is great. We especially like to use our food bonus money here. We ordered the chicken fried steak with cowboy beans and had almost enough left to get a loaded baked potato to go along with it. We were there after the lunch crowd had left, so they weren't busy. The food arrived quickly and it was delicious. The steak was very tender and hadn't shrunk inside the breading. Sometimes that can be disappointing but not at all here. Just the right amount of gravy and a perfect 2 piece serving for sharing. The beans were done right, too. Someone with a bigger appetite might have gone after the loaded baked potato but we saved it for later. That worked out well. Oh, and good luck in the casino!

Awesome! Lived in Plano over 20 years, never ventured out this way until now- ( Heard great things…read moreabout wineries in area! Folks not wrong!). Had the red flight, all good- Tempranillo was great- ( not a wine connoisseur folks, but these wines were good!) Ordered the charcuterie board as well- tasty- Service was fine- no problems there- What struck me was the ambience of the place- closest thing to the Hill country without being there! Hills like this in North Texas? Never knew- Views off the patio were great-If you're in the metroplex looking to escape for an afternoon- this is a short drive and worth it, ( Note; you will travel on some gravel and some hilly terrain)

Beautiful property! Experienced warm Texas hospitality while on property and in the tasting room…read more Tried some lovely wines with a stunning backdrop...views for days

Listen, this is a great little bar close to downtown. The owners are nice, bartenders are great and…read moreyou can make some wonderful friends. Not much different from any other bar. The karaoke guy is also a very nice gentleman. The stars go down because the karaoke guy will move you down on the list and let other people get pushed in front. I get wanting variety, but some people can't stay. I don't sing! Ha! But my crew does. We get there early, they stick their songs in knowing we are leaving in a couple of hours. We stayed late because my friends came out of town to see me. They kept putting more and more people in front of my friends, we left at midnight with oily one of my friends singing one song. She put in 3 songs.. Anyway, it's a bad practice, you never know where people are at and what's going on, so to skip them is pretty disrespectful. Also they never start the karaoke at 8 as advertised. It's whenever the guy wants to start it.

Great live music. ICE cold beer. Lots of room on dance floor. Bar staff if fast and make great…read moredrinks

My husband and I have been to wineries/vineyards all over the U.S. While we are not wine snobs, we…read moreappreciate excellent wines especially when they are made locally. This place doesn't grow or use any local grapes. We went on a Saturday...which means the business should be prepared for one of their busiest days. Instead, our young waitress was "in your face" short with us, our service was mediocre and the establishment seemed ill prepared for a crowd. The savory cheese board was ok. However, I had have outstanding cheese/charcuterie boards at nearby wineries for less cost and far better quality. We were there in the afternoon and the very limited parking area was already full. The inside winery area is cramped and small. The outside area is spacious...but, lacks the outdoor fans that we see at many other Texas winery patios. We never leave a winery without a bottle to go...here, we were happy to pay our bill and move onto the next nearby winery without our typical delicious bottle to go.

Everything was Amazing! Great musicians!…read moreGreat wine awesome ambience ! Great service !

My family and I got there right at opening. The staff in the store and the restaurant were very…read morefriendly and helpful. The restaurant had a great atmosphere and we loved the way they decorated it. Old and new country decor meshed well together. We started out with the fried pickles, they were very good and the ranch was too. I got the catfish. The fish was fresh and tasty as well as the hush puppies and fries. The tartar sauce was delicious. My husband got the chicken fried steak. He really enjoyed it. My dad got the brisket tacos and stated they were delicious. The brisket and hamburger meat nachos both got high praises. This is the third Ole Reds location we have tried and this one was at the top for sure.

Check hours, not open late mid week. Gift staff was nice to come over and tell us if we wanted a…read moresouvenir to come over. Burger was a burger. Bloody Mary was okay, my chicken tender garnish came out after drink was almost consumed. Skip the mashed potatoes, maybe it was just late, we arrived an hour before closing so end of day fixings came our way. Old Blake videos played from back in the mullet days. There is some cools things on the walls, cool mural of Ole Red in the truck. The dog pick outside at night looks like a horror face, look and you be the judge.

I went to Barnhill Vineyard the last two weekends, and both times I really enjoyed my time there!…read moreThe area is beautiful, and I feel like I can just breathe and relax. If you love animals, they literally have horses and donkeys you can love on. The owners and staff are kind, efficient, and friendly --and the wine is good! The last time I showed up was for a '90's country night. The band was talented and we got to learn a couple of line dances! It was a BLAST. I highly recommend!

It was our first time here. What a beautiful venue. The Foreigner tribute band was great. The…read morewinaritas were fantastic. The donkeys were so cute. The whole experience was wonderful. We will be back for sure.

Valet Parking - Saturday nights are generally busy at the valet station, so you can expect to wait…read moreto pick up your car. On July 11, 2026, it was pretty shocking to ask the white male with sunglasses folded up on his glasses about the status of my car, only to be rudely told that we're short-staffed. I understand staffing shortages, as they are customary for most companies; however, what is not customary is receiving a rude response followed by even more bad news. When a white female walked directly to the white man to give him her valet ticket, he fast-tracked getting her car without comment. So a black male gets a rude response for asking about the status of his car, while a white female is fast-tracked to the front of the line. Can't make this stuff up. Welcome to 2026.

Well we made it out to WinStar and it was the first visit ever for both of us but I think we both…read morefound that it didn't live up to the hype being the largest casino in the world and everything. We went in and immediately realized you're allowed to smoke inside because it's Oklahoma so we found the small non-smoking area to play in and sat down at some penny slots and then later and some other slot machines. As most trips to a casino go they were ups and downs LOL, but honestly I don't think we've been missing much this whole time because there's nothing special about this casino especially if you've been to Vegas or any of the Indian casinos in California. I'd say it's cool that it's only about an hour and 20 minute drive if I ever want to go hang out at a casino but can't say that that's very likely anytime soon. Still another new experience and worth it

Formerly known as Global Event Center, now called Lucas Oil Live, this venue is connected to the…read moreWinStar. I recently attended a Bryan Adams concert here, and the logistics were surprisingly easy to navigate. First of all, follow directions on Google Maps, and you are taken to the back side of the WinStar complex, and you avoid a lot of traffic. There is a parking garage which is adjacent to the event center which makes parking a breeze, and we avoided the rain. Parking was free. There is security to enter the venue, and you are only allowed a small "clutch" size bag. I had to return my purse to the car because although it wasn't very large, it was over the size limit. So be aware of that. Security went quickly and people were there to provide directions to your seat. We were in the upper section, but still our seats were good. The concert went off with only one small hitch (a short problem with the sound), and it was an enjoyable experience. Getting out of the venue, parking garage, and parking lot was simple. We faced no problems. We never even had to go through the casino area at all.

Lucas Oil Live. Tried to attend Los Tigre's Del Norte show…read moretonight. Getting there was easy. Parking right next to the venue. On my he outside, it looks great. Inside was nice as well. On the surface it seemed like we were in for a fun night. Problems started as soon as we walked in. First off, we were stopped by venue security before they even scanned our tickets because they had a problem with my wife's Fanny pack saying it was too large and we had to ask a different security guard to get permission for it. The bag is about 8" by 4" and clearly smaller than their sign for approved bags showed. Once deemed approved we went to scan our tickets and security was yelling at people telling them to hurry up. We went in about an hour before the show so they were maybe 4-6 other people going in at the same time. No crowd whatsoever. Fine. Go to the merch table and the ladies working there acted like they had no idea what they were doing. Took both of them to find the t shirt I wanted. There were 3 different designs. Finally we made our way to our seats through a sea of security guards and cops. I was literally worried about an ICE Raid since it was a Mexican band. After all that we got to our seats. Nice layout, looks like a great concert venue. All was good until the music started. Within 30 seconds of the band starting, I could tell there was an issue with the sound/mixing board. Everything was just off. Instruments all sounded out of sync and it never got better. Even the band was having a hard time. They are professionals and were trying to fight through it but they was all constantly messing with their in ear monitors and doing their best to provide a good show. I do not blame the band at all. They have been doing this for decades and I've seen them before recently and they were great. We made it almost an hour and had to leave because we just couldn't take it. I have been to hundreds of concerts over the years and this was the first time I have ever walked out of a show. Don't waste your money. If you want a good concert at a casino, go to Choctaw. That place is great and sound there is exceptional.

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.

A Devine Connection to audio splendor: Fritz Schwalm's Garage Rock Band plays at the premier…read moreamphitheater in the round seating-type of venue. Thanks to the Food Truck Businesses that serve hot meals and pour the beer in one of the few Open-Air Arenas in "L'l d." Earth Day was a great start to the future of the north Texas, near UNT, but if you didn't stop and notice, we are winning the upper hand, with Local Rock Stars leading the way. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

Love harvest house! Everytime we come here it's good, chill time. My husband and I love coming for…read morebasically basie on Sunday afternoons. It's just so nice to sit outside and listen to music here while having good drinks with friends. Everyone that works here is also so nice!