I've been over a dozen times and every time it's just pure fun and genuine vibes from everybody…read morebasically a non judgement zone live how you live.

Adult oriented review…read more... Having been an open and active swinger every minute of my adult life, I check out as many swingers "lifestyle" clubs as I possibly can. I love seeing how different clubs in different cities set themselves up. Plus, any excuse to meet new people and play with them is a good reason. My wife had some business things to handle via zoom in the hotel room so I went over to this club myself. I had just visited the one in New Orleans a few days earlier and was excited to check this one out. Of course, there is always the waivers, fees and check in stuff when new at any club. As a single female for the night, they definitely streamlined the process. Single, attractive women that swing are treated like royalty at swing clubs. This club was no different. Once was inside, having forgotten to bring anything to drink, as this club was byob, I found myself alcohol deficient. I had to barter for drinks and had fun making trades. If you get my meaning. I found this club fun, clean and had plenty of attractive, fun and play minded men and women. The staff were all pleasant and I saw nobody pushing nor violating the rules. There was a good mix of ages from mid twenties to people in their sixties. Nobody pressured me nor made me feel uncomfortable in any way. I found four like minded women and really enjoyed their company. I only stayed for about three hours but I really enjoyed it. If I lived in the Dallas area, I'd certainly be a member and spend my Saturday nights there. If swinging is your thing or you just like to watch and enjoy the vibe, this club is for you.

I joined the group back in October, and I'm a fan! I've been living in the Dallas area for five…read moremonths now as an Au Pair, and have a good group of Au Pair friends, but I realized I needed other variety in my life. After using other online sites to try and meet people, I just wasn't getting the results I was looking for. Joining E&A has been really great at providing me the opportunities to meet such a variety of people, and I have no regrets joining! It is on the pricier side, but they have such a wide range of available activities every single day of the month, that I really believe it's worth the money for the most part. There's really something for everyone. I've participated in a board games night, a day at one of the other members' farm (where we got to help with the animals and chores as well as play with them, followed by an awesome campfire!), bowling, etc. Not only is E&A great for making new friendships, but it's also great for just making connections in general! You never know when you may need a service that one of these people can provide, with the wide range of careers people are in.

Joining this club is one of the best decisions I've made. I don't know how they do it but they…read morerecruit such quality people. No more excuses to be bored. There's at least one activity every day. The quality of my life has improved so much that I'm seriously considering a lifetime membership. I don't understand why current reviews don't reflect how wonderful this membership club is. If you're single, join us!!

Sidecar Social is one of the most fun and energetic social spots in the area. The atmosphere is…read morelively and modern, with a great mix of indoor and outdoor space that makes it easy to enjoy whether you're there for drinks, food, or a full night out with friends. The concept really stands out--there's a strong social vibe with games, seating areas, and plenty of room to move around, which makes it feel more interactive than a typical bar or restaurant. The drink menu is well-rounded with solid cocktails and beer options, and the food is surprisingly good for a venue that also focuses on entertainment. Service is generally attentive and upbeat, even when it's busy. It's especially great for groups, celebrations, or casual nights when you want more than just sitting at a table. Overall, Sidecar Social delivers a high-energy experience that's perfect for socializing, watching sports, or spending a full evening without needing to go anywhere else.

My husband and I visited Sidecar Social on Saturday, July 25, for our monthly date night. We…read morearrived around 7:30 p.m. and immediately enjoyed the atmosphere, especially the back area. We played Skee-Ball, had a drink, and ordered the Dip Trio, which was excellent. After walking out, we decided to stay longer after noticing the boxing match was showing on the patio and there was available seating. We were informed there was only one server, and we were happy to be patient. Our server was kind and attentive throughout. However, when we went to pay, our credit card was missing from the receipt holder when returned. After about 45 minutes of searching, it still had not been found. We were disappointed that no manager proactively checked in during this time, and we had to request one ourselves. While an apology was given, there was little effort to resolve the situation or assist further. The missing card caused significant inconvenience, as it is our primary card for household expenses. We had to cancel it and update multiple accounts, and we were unable to continue our planned evening. I understand mistakes happen but my concern is with how the situation was handled by management as well as the server, as a quicker or more proactive response, and being more careful would have made a difference. We were genuinely enjoying our visit and had planned to return, but the experience at checkout left us disappointed.

My bf loves to play poker and I was surprised that card houses were a thing and casinos are not -…read moreinsert weird Texas laws and workarounds. Basically, you pay a membership fee to play and since I wasn't playing, I also had to pay a membership fee of $10 (good for the whole year) to be in the building - thank God they had a snack bar for me to sit at because the place was packed with a tournament. The girls at the bar were very nice. Soft drinks and coffee are complimentary and they have snacks like chips and crackers for $2 and candy bars for $2-$3. It looked like they could also have meals brought in if you were planning to spend several hours there. We came during the day and spent 1-2 hours and then came back later that evening when the crowds cleared out. I was getting tired and a lady helped me find a more comfortable area to sit in and even changed the channel on one of the TV's so I could watch a movie while my bf played which I thought was really thoughtful. Bathrooms were super clean and they also have free tampons and maxi pads which is a nice touch as it encourages women to come and play too and feel welcomed.

Stopped by for a few hours while in Dallas for a wedding. Had a great time playing poker and eating…read moresome surprisingly good Indian food here. The butter chicken was amazing and the prices for membership/time seemed pretty fair. Definitely will be coming back.

Attending a private event at the location and the staff did an amazing job…read more From the management staff, bar tenders and wait staff all were outstanding. With a green room, private gathering area and the auditorium, nicely done.

Had a lovely New Year's Day round of golf witj family...the weather was great, the vibes were…read morestrong, and the course was moderately busy. Unfortunately, our experience was made even more memorable by the course marshal, Dan, who passionately reminded us (multiple times) that joy and relaxation are not permitted here. He found it appropriate to yell in my 25 yo daughter's face, "everyone else here is trying to enjoy their day too!!!!" He's an older gentleman, and based on his behavior, we're genuinely concerned for his mental health and well-being. We're considering starting a GoFundMe for his much needed therapy sessions and organizing a weekly prayer circle to manifest some inner peace for him in 2026. In the meantime, if you're visiting, just know you may be treated like you're in military basic training, but hey, at least your short game will be tight under pressure. :) #scrooge (If I get enough reactions to this review, I'll post the audio /video of him yelling!)

Wonderful dance studio with lots of styles taught. The studio is big, and the floor are pristine…read more The studio is clean and well maintained. Teachers are welcoming and patient in group lessons. The community here is also very nice. Parking is super easy-- there's a huge lot with tons of parking spaces. There's also a lot of restaurants and shops nearby, making this place super convenient.

We attended the 2023 Studio 22 **OpenHouse** It was a full day of free classes, and it was…read morespectacular!! We had a great time, felt confident in what we learned, and certainly will go back soon for more lessons and events. We both wanted to take country dance classes but didn't like that our only option was a bar. When we tripped across Studio 22, this is exactly what we'd hoped for. This event was organized and well planned with professional instructors who were patient and kind. Studio 22 made it fun, not intimidating. The ratio of guests balanced itself out. They encourage frequent rotation of partners (if you go as a couple, that's okay too), no one person was without a partner for too long. There was a wide range of dance lessons, not just country. The studio itself was very spacious, large enough to hold 50 - 80 people comfortably. There are dozens of four top tables along the wall, no reservations, you have to grab one asap. You are allowed to bring your own water bottles (BYOB). They kept the temperature very comfortable, impressive! Dress code is casual attire, something easy to move in, and shoes you can easily shuffle in. There is a fantastic YELP coupon when you check in: 1 Free Group Lesson. I plan to redeem it and will write another review about it.

Beautiful location for birthday celebration…read more Great food great service great location. Gorgeous details inside the country club, such modern beauty that is enjoyed while having a birthday lunch.

Beautiful grounds and oldworld luxury. Glad these clubs still exist. A respite for sure. Great to…read moretake time out from the rat race and relax some on a Monday with good friends. I feel guilty being here during a work day but it's for Younglife charity so very worthwhile.

We have had an extremely awesome experience here. My kid is NOT trying to play competitively and so…read moreI can't comment on that but their knowledge, ability to make chess fun, and help your child grow in the process is remarkable. highly recommend.

Club has favourites. At the expense of the other kids. Based on years worth of tuition, not…read morepotential.

I reached out to Operation Once in a Lifetime seeking assistance and unfortunately left the…read moreinteraction feeling deeply uncomfortable and concerned. My point of contact was Patrick Sowers. One of the biggest red flags was being asked to send copies of my DD-214 containing sensitive personal identifiable information directly to a phone number. At no point was it clarified whether this was a secure work device or a personal cellphone. I was never offered a professional email address or secure document portal, which I found highly questionable given the nature of the documents involved. While I complied in an effort to move the process along, I was not comfortable doing so. In my experience, reputable organizations handling veterans' records typically have clear procedures and safeguards in place for transmitting sensitive information. Beyond the privacy concerns, the conversation itself was frustrating and unprofessional. Instead of feeling heard, I felt repeatedly invalidated, challenged, and put on the defensive regarding my own experiences and concerns. The interaction came across as passive-aggressive and unnecessarily contrarian. I also found it inappropriate that examples of other veterans' personal struggles were repeatedly brought into the conversation as comparisons. I contacted the organization for assistance with my own situation, not to hear about or be compared against the hardships of others. It felt dismissive and unprofessional. What should have been a supportive interaction instead felt judgmental and disrespectful. Trust and professionalism are critical when working with vulnerable veterans, and unfortunately I did not experience either here. Based on my experience, I would strongly encourage others to exercise caution when sharing sensitive personal information and to ask questions about how documents are being stored and protected before sending anything. Patrick Sowers is a fucking moron.

This place is really great! I love donating to here. They do so much for veterans…read more As a veteran myself, I want to say thank you!