What a BEAUTIFUL day. My husband and I booked their 4pm bike tour & our guide Faz really held it…read moredown. He was super informative about Dallas history, stopped at all the most picturesque places and knew just the right tunes to play. When I booked the tour I wasn't aware that the World Cup would be in Dallas, so we had to take detours around some places due to high traffic. However, it was really cool to see what looked like the entire country of Argentina hanging out at Klyde Warren Park. We got to hear their beautiful chant & even almost got to see Messi. If the daytime tour was this much fun I could only imagine what the vibe would be like at night. Whether you're local to Dallas or just stopping through I definitely think this is one activity you HAVE to do.

What a blast! In City Wheels of Dallas had a 2 hour sunset…read moreguided Dallas tour and it was amazing, fun, refreshing and educational! Did I mention fun, because Will and our other guide made sure we were informed and made it back safe with smiles on our faces! We had plenty of photo ops and learned so much about the city with the Dallas wind blowing through our hair! Sharon Labrocca and I just enjoyed ourselves and even was able to stop off for an ice cream too! Thank you Sis for making this even more fun! #ewomennetworklasvegas #EverAfterFoundation #dallastexas #GloryToGod #ThanksBeToJesus #iammybrothersandsisterskeeper #YouAreToo #incitywheelsdallas

My first trip to the majestic was a movie with my parents as a child. All these years later,I still…read morejump at the chance to go. Mostly lived musical acts these days. One of my most memorable was the only time I saw Johnny Cash and it was shortly before he passed away. Another fun annual event here are Christmas movies. Very cool. If you haven't been.... Go!

Stopped by the Majestic Theatre a while back for a Lyle Lovett concert. When you arrive parking can…read morebe a bit tricky as you'll need to either street park or park in a nearby garage. When you arrive you'll want to allow time to get through security/ticketing. Walking in you'll feel like you've been transported in time to an old Hollywood-style regal and lavish theatre. We sat on the upper level for this concert. Luckily the seats were pretty open on our row but may be a bit tight if you are sitting next to someone. This theatre is iconic and definitely worth stopping by for a show at least once.

I came to Deep Ellie Art Co because a dear friend, William "Bubba" Flint, has his art in their…read morecurrent display event. I rarely go to Deep Ellum, and you cannot deny the unique and honest vibe the whole area has. It truly feels like a continuous art scene, from building to building. A cool factor. Something that makes you want to take your shoes off and walk around barefoot. Just absorb all the talent and energy surrounding you. The Art Co fits right into what I just described. Everyone's welcome. There's a big mix of people standing around talking about and admiring the art. Lights fill the large room and a bar that feels like it could take you back to 1990s. There wasn't a band this night, but I can only imagine what this place looks like with music playing. And the owner - truly a nice person who knows how to make everyone feel welcome. I enjoyed my first visit to the Deep Ellum Art Co, and look forward to coming back.

This is a cool little venue that host local and national bands. We went to see a Cold Stares…read moreconcert here. The opening act was a local band called the Minor Tigers. The show was exceptional. The place has a full bar with an impressive list craft beers and ciders. Most of the beers and ciders were from local breweries. My favorite was the Manhattan Project Dark Matter, a peanut butter porter. I also enjoyed the Peticolas Irish Red. This was a fun spot and well worth going to a concert here. The walls of the place are adorned with the works of local artist that are for sale. The bartender also has a nice selection of tie dye t-shirts etc. and is willing to do custom work where you pick the colours and patterns. One of the only drawbacks was the lack of seating.

Came in from the Art Festival for a quick and easy bite to eat before heading back out…read more My wife ordered 2 egg breakfast tacos with sausage and I ordered 2 with bacon. My wife's had a ton of sausage but I could have used a bit more bacon but we got breakfast tacos so who am I to complain. They put the fixings on the bar so you can add as much salsa and cheese as you want. The tacos were good and the service was great. Glad to get out of the crowd and heat for a nice bite to eat.

For a small and intimate music venue, this place is pretty great! Sound system is adequate, seating…read moreample, beer prices fair. I understand that they also have other events here like dance lessons and a bar with regular hours, but we were here for a music act. I would like to see some signage giving directions inside the building (example: upstairs music, downstairs private event, bar to the right ,etc.). Parking is typical for the area, not great, but nothing to worry about. I would absolutely go back to Sons of Hermann Hall to see a musical act.

Marco was our captain for a 530 ride on Saturday. He was awesome! He kept us laughing the entire…read moretime to celebrate our friend's birthday. The 2 hours flew by with how much fun we were having.

One of my good friends booked Cowtown Cycle Party for her Bachelorette. For a first "Pedal Party"…read moreexperience, we all had a blast! We brought our own alcoholic drinks (no glass bottles allowed) and got dressed for cute pics. While peddling is required to keep the vehicle moving uphill, the car does have a motor so intense peddling is not necessary! Our Captain took us through Dallas/Fort Worth, where we hit up landmarks such as the Fort Worth Water Gardens and took group photos. During the pedal ride, we played multiple drinking games while blasting our Spotify playlists. If I can make any recommendation, definitely dress comfy and bring water. While the pedaling is not that intense, the combination with alcohol did not sit well with me and my chest hurt during parts of the experience. Pedaling breaks and water helped, and it luckily did not break the experience for me. Overall, I really liked Cowtown Cycle Party and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a way to spice up their party.

Historic venue in a landmark location. We took a Rideshare, as parking is wild. Lots of road…read moreclosures and tight spots. Plan your travel time, accordingly. Small bag/ security clearance policy. Merch floor to dance floor, there are some steps. We were gifted tickets to see Kentucky's own: SG Goodman. Her guitarist was from Texas! The headliner: Jesse Welles. Spectacular show. Go watch his clips. I digress. Door/ Bar staff were helpful and efficient with beverages that supported local. There were folks outside selling discounted merch generics. Entrance: enjoy the walls of fame. Right on entrance: merch table. Left of entrance: first bar. There's a second bar closer to the museum gallery. Forward: dance floor and various stages. Dug the museum, of artists prior, to stage left. VIP seating closer to the smaller stage and to the museum gallery. Dance floor gave honor tonk/ two-step vibes. There's no food but for Elmer's across the street. Enjoy our town's contribution to musical history. Rock on!

This place could do better. Customer service is not great and they are GREEDY. Came here for a…read moreconcert which ended up being outdoor, not sure if that was the promoter's request or the venue agreement, but they did have indoor options. I'm just glad we got a break from all the rain in Texas because this was a rain or shine event, and check this out- you can't-bring -umbrellas. Make it make sense. Plus, there's limited seating AND YOU CAN'T BRING CHAIRS. Clearly this is a place that's not for the people it's just about making money, so I wouldn't come back until they're more accommodating to actual customers. Three stars because the weather held up and the concert wasn't extremely long since we could only stand up the whole time.

This is a review of Edison's (not the Fever events). I…read morehave been here for a Fever concert and for a publicly hosted event as well. Edison's is lovely. The exterior is so clean, modern, and inviting. It has some limited parking. The interior entry way is spacious and has restrooms. The main event room really is lovingly maintained. The floors are scraped for a carefully intentional look. The lighting is gorgeous. Definitely a great venue and event location, lacking a little more parking.

I have been to Edison's twice now, and both times it was to see the candlelight string quartets…read more The venue is well organized and spacious. The room we are in is not overly decorated, but I'm not really there for the decorations am I? The chairs are comfortable and the set up with the bar in the room is convenient. Would I recommend going to a candlelight quartet at Edison's - Yes!!!

I've come here several times and have enjoyed myself each time. They have a 2 item ordering minimum…read morewith ticket purchase, but the food and drinks are pretty good! I like their wings/tenders and their desserts the best as food and all of their drinks are pretty tasty. It's easy and quick to be seated for shows and receive your food and drink orders. Overall it's always good vibes and a good time here.

I love the atmosphere here! The staff is AWESOME and friendly. I'd recommend the carne asada fries…read moreespecially for that so-cal vibe.