Cute drive in, playing the latest movies! Address is now 45…read moreDelano Ave. The experience is heavily based on the weather outside, but the theater operates rain or shine. Bring a fan or chairs to set up outside if you're not watching in your car. Recommend to buy your tickets a head of time: the attendant can help purchase tickets but the way also check for your headlights to turn off during the movie. Tickets don't open until the day or so before movie. Audio comes on a FM radio channel- car battery needs to be on or bring a radio. We arrived @ 7:30 for a 9:00 PM movie, there was already a line for prime spots but it's worth getting there with about 1.5 hours to give to allow for checkin, finding a decent spot, and getting set up/going to the bathroom (porta potties were quite clean). They have a small concessions stand and one food truck when I went. Ground was wet so had to deal with a not so great parking or walking to the porta potty situation. Very barebones place but you get the experience you prepare for!

I LOVE drive-ins. I love the nostalgia & the way it feels like a family-friendly event! We just…read morecame (thursday night) to watch Spiderman: Brand New Day & thankfully it wasn't as packed as we thought it would be. We showed up right at 7:30 to make sure we got a good spot, but honestly it didn't get full until closer to 8/8:30. Unfortunately there weren't any food trucks, but the concession stand had plenty of snacks. The movie was great, with not too many interruptions & I like that there were a lot of families there! Now considering there were families there I was kind of bummed when it all of a sudden started to smell real loud . People hotboxing their cars, couples smoking outside, but the best part was the EMPLOYEES smoking a blunt in the back. By the back I mean near the port-a-potties that are located in the back of the small parking lot. These weren't kids in high school that were tryna be cool, these were grown adults. Do what you want. Do it at home. But don't be bringing it around little KIDS & especially when it's your place of employment.

By far one of my favorites places in Houston. I've come to the Toyota Center numerous times for…read morebasketball games and concerts. The staff are always welcoming and helpful with guiding guests to their correct seats, answering questions & securing bags/purses that may be bigger than the approved bag size. I also like that Toyota Center offer amenities and perks if someone was to purchase seats in a private suite. I definitely think you get your money's worth when attending an event at this venue.

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's going on? Smaller crowds. No food trucks. Less vendors. Less exhibits. Even the arcade…read moregames was just a smattering of old arcades and none of the Japanese games were there anymore. Guest appearances seemed to trickle in this year. The seating for the medieval knight fights wasn't stadium like before. Idk. Everything all around me seemed to be regressing from previous years. I'm hoping they turn this ship around as it is supposed to be going the other way around!

I've been going to comicpalooza on and off for years and it's always a good time. I appreciate the…read moreability to have a conference with good shows, vendors, panels and merch that's not out of state. And the fellow fans really make the experience special. The outfits are really top tier. As someone who loved arrow, going for that panel was a dream come true. The magic show, car displays, K-pop dance troupe and vendors we're definitely other highlights. The merchandise is overwhelming! I found such unique and well crafted posters, jewelry and curious that I really can't find elsewhere. And there are deals to be had too! Also the staff are so nice and helpful, such as in finding the right entrance and so on. Parking can be hard to find, but is available. A really fun and unique experience!

Had the chance to check out a viewing of Wicked with a friend of mine. We had a great time! You can…read morepurchase food, but we opted to grab a bite to eat elsewhere. In all, no complaints, besides my friend whining about the bugs (she's not used to the South lol). Also something to note, they obviously have seating, but you can opt to bring your own chairs for the lawn. Also, tickets are free and they go fast, just an fyi.

Perfect place during the summer when all the festivities start. It's free to the public and such a…read moregood time. I love how they also make chairs go on one side and blankets on other. Motown in the park is also a fan favorite during this time as well. They've been going strong for years here.

Good Service, friendly employees and popcorn was so fresh…read more Have a fun and exciting movie night.

We bought tickets in advance for a much awaited movie. It was hard to find two seats together but…read morewe found them for a Sunday showing. Parking was easy but it was a long line to get in and the concessions were crowded too. We skipped it and went to our seats. The movie was in 3D and they gave us glasses when we gave our tickets. The movie started about 15 mins late and also cut off in the middle. They got it restarted and it finished but that was a little scary. We had good seats and the theater was clean.

I took my mom to the circus, and it turned out to be such a special experience for both of us. From…read morethe moment we walked in, the lively atmosphere and colorful performances instantly lifted our mood. The acrobats and aerial acts were absolutely stunning, and we couldn't stop watching in awe. We shared so many smiles and laughs, especially during the fun clown act, he was such an amazing performer. I had a great laugh every time the clown came by. It surely felt like a perfect little escape from routine. Definitely worth it. If you have kids, I'm sure they'll have the most fun.

They are a Latin owned, very diverse and animal cruelty free circus! So of course I had to check…read morethem out with my 8yr old son. Their introduction and presentation was amazing! Definitely made me feel so excited and happy to be there. The show was filled with many spectacular performances and even some comedic moments. Me and my son both enjoyed it and will attend another show again.

I don't know what I was expecting when we got invited to the Game Show Studio but it turned out to…read morebe a great evening. We were about 18 in total meeting up on a Saturday evening to play what felt like Family Feud. When we arrived, we waited in the lobby, selected our teams, and our hosts gave us the gist of what we were about to do, then we went into the room. Each team was on opposite sides, and one player from each team had to step up to the podium, and whoever hit the buzzer first had the chance to answer the question and could steal that round for their team. The game was exciting and even had a Wheel of Fortune vibe to it as well because there's literally a wheel that you get to spin. The hosts even curated a playlist for us, which added to the experience. I'd definitely be back and I recommend this to anyone looking to have a good time with a group. Parking was decent because there's a garage close by. Not sure how much the game cost because someone took care of it for us but, I'm sure if they had drinks (I don't even drink) for adults, it could further elevate the experience.

I had such a great time! I've always dreamed of being a game show contestant and this was the…read moreclosest thing to it. I only went with one friend and we were auto go head to head. Our game show host Bry did an excellent job. I was surprised to receive footage afterwards of our game show highlights. I would definitely come back with a bigger group

This was my first time coming to the Greek Festival. I was excited to try it when I saw all the…read morebanners attached to the gates promoting it as I drove along Montrose the past few weeks. I paid $10 at the entrance and got a wristband. Not everyone was given one. My friend came a few minutes after me and didn't have one. You can pay there in cash or card or do a $20 dinner plate, pastry box and ticket combo online. It was very crowded, but the lines for food like the dinner plate, souvlaki, and pastries moved quickly. The same for beverages like the Greek coffee, wine, water, tea and lemonade. Honestly, the food was just ok, and it was overpriced. For $15, you get one large skewer with meat and onions. It's $2 for one pita bread that was dry and had no flavor. It was another $2 for a small container of tzatziki sauce. I thought the beef wasn't marinated as well as other Mediterranean chains like Niko Nikos or restaurants. It was mostly tender but lacked flavor. The tiropita and spanakopita were $3 each. I thought the tiropita (puff cheese pastry) tasted bitter. I ate half of it. My favorite was the spanakopita. For desserts, it was also $3 each, and I got the baklava and kourambiedes. Both were good but not worth $3 for one tiny piece. The kourambiedes is similar to the snowball cookies or Italian wedding cookies. That was my favorite pastry. My friend had the $20 plate that included the pastitsio, a tiny keftedes (Greek meatball) cut in half, one dolmades that was more meat forward than rice, and kind of soggy tiropita and spanakopita because it was enclosed in a styrofoam container while hot. Bummer. There's a lot of tall standing tables, tables and chairs along the closed streets, and some covered table and chair areas. Some people chose to sit in the grass or steps, wherever they could find a space. We found a space at the end of one of the tables. People seemed happy and were with friends or family. We missed the shows but saw people dressed in traditional attire. The gift shop was fairly big with religious Greek Orthodox imagery, handmade rugs, handmade pottery, jewelry, olive oil, and other Greek herbs, figs and knickknacks from Agora. There were a ton of olive trees for $35, and I saw many people walking around with one. I wanted one and was on the fence, but my friend convinced me, so I took the time to look for a nice one. I like how they gave paper instructions on olive tree care. Now I'm in search for a rustic pot. I'm glad I finally got to check out the festival but wish the food was better and not overpriced. I would come back with friends but probably eat before and just order a few things like the spanakopita and kourambiedes and see a show.

They had all the classics but ran out of tzatziki sauce. The pita bread was terrible. Not sure…read morewhere they sourced that from but don't waste your money. Having all the shopping in one room was way too crowded and not enjoyable. I did not buy anything because you cannot really look at the items with time and receive help from the vendor if you have any questions. I won't be attending this function again.