I attended a conference at this event space. It's fairly easy to find though the signage was a…read morelittle confusing. There is ample parking. The AC was too cold. We all were in sweaters and wrapped in blankets and still uncomfortable. Also the restrooms could use an update. They are small and limited. Overall it was a good event space just needing a couple tweaks.

Wow No outside food/drink rules are crazy here…read more Dude at front door was over zealous with a player who was walking in to play with her energy drink This place is worse every time we come back Parking sucks Long as lime to get in Seating sucks too This joint is not an inviting place to bring a team

Super fun super dog friendly bar. Came to watch a Texas basketball game during March madness…read more Friendly staff, food truck out side isn't bad at all. I only ordered queso but the other food looked good. Staff is super friendly and energetic

We must have driven by Bouldin Acres dozens of times and pretty much had no idea that it existed…read moreuntil some friends suggested it as a meetup spot to watch the World Cup last weekend. There's this huge building that looks like an unassuming co-working space, but it turns out that there is a whole fun world behind it! They have a great setup: there's a little playground, a paddle board court, corn hole, etc to keep kids entertained and they had a huge screen set up to watch the game. And tents! Thank you for having tents and misters! The ambience is spot-on. Overall, we were happy with everything that we ordered to eat. The buffalo cauliflower bites were a bit too saucy, but nice and smoky. The CM Chopped Salad--which was NOT chopped--had a ton of good veggies and a fun dressing. Our daughter managed to finagle two orders of chicken fingers and those were slightly better than the normal junk that comes out. Cold beers on tap, Aperol Spritzes on a hot day--what is there to complain about? We were glad to be leaving when we did because the place was starting to get slammed and rowdy and not as appealing, so be mindful of the partying witching hour. But for a late afternoon World Cup meet-up with friends, this was a good time. Four stars.

10/10 would here again. Amenities were clean and spacious, though didn't check bathrooms. But…read moreFriday 2 hour play for $8 cannot be beat.

Eastside Paddle is a fantastic indoor court located right off Airport Boulevard in East Austin…read more It's pretty similar in structure to most other courts where you can both walk in or reserve. We're not too sure how busy it gets here but would still recommend reserving anyways. The parking lot out front is pretty tiny but we got lucky with a spot, just expect to circle once or twice if needed. The inside is very nice and so was the front desk person. Reserving was a tad tricky online but check-in was a breeze. They do offer both indoor and outdoor courts so keep that in mind when you book for options sake. The courts themselves are great. Very clean and well maintained with a side area for bags or anything you don't want on your person. The whole vibe of this place is very Austin, in a good way. They have an upstairs area where it looks like you can hang out as well as ping pong tables out front. This feels like a very community driven place if we've ever seen one. Eastside Paddle Club is a great place to reserve a court and play some pickleball and if not for living up near The Domain this would probably be our go to spot. If you're in the East Austin area and unsure about where to start your pickleball journey then look no further. This is the place to go!

I love Dreamland where always have a great time where today even had live music. There are lots of…read morepickle ball courts, two mini golf courses, food on site, and beer sold by the ounce. They have a wall of spouts where can try different brands of beer. There is also a large fancy splash pad and playground for the kids. It's very family friendly and make sure to find the chicken coop. Mini golf is divided by the Dream Course (for little ones) and a much harder Challenge Course. Both are designed well and will challenge your putting skills. They have a few pickle ball courts enclosed to escape the sun and 12 outdoor ones. There is artwork scattered all around the property and recommend exploring them all. The art gives the place coolness and a great vibe. Lots of parking and noticed a few EV spots to plug in your vehicle.

Very fun spot for all kinds of interests! There are mini golf courses, pickleball courts, foods…read moredrinks, indoor and out door space to hangout with family and friends. For mini golf, there is a challenge course and a dream course. The challenge course has three different difficulty levels you can choose from. We did the difficulty course and it was so much fun! The dream course was fun, but short. There are also pickleball courts available! When we were there on a Sunday it was very empty on the courts so lots of space available to play! I would recommend this for family and friends gathering!

A group of us were gearing up for a team tournament and we needed a court to practice as a team…read more Our captain was able to secure a court last minute. This facility is shared with a CrossFit gym, which is pretty active. There are two courts indoor and two more outdoor. Pretty decent facility. We got some good games in. The weather wasn't too hot then but it did get kind of warm inside. Not sure what it would be like playing during the hot summers. The front desk guy was nice enough to guide me to where the courts were, and he just made sure I signed the waiver form before I go in.

Pickleball. The front desk person was phenomenal. He made solid effort to…read more get me onto a court hitting balls. I should have got his name to insure he's credited. Longer haired white male transitioned from tennis. Thanks Mark

Pickleball on a beautiful morning, sun shining, fun people, and a friendly competition / great…read moreworkout? Yes, please! I was invited to meet a friend to play on a recent Friday morning at ORSC and it was so much fun! The courts are new and beautiful, as are the surrounding grounds, it's centrally located, and while I didn't make it in to check out the clubhouse, there is indeed one onsite. I hope to return next visit to Austin. If you're lucky enough to be invited by a member or a friend of one, don't hesitate to go... enjoy!

Visited this place for their open house and could feel the energy as soon as I walked in. Tons of…read morepeople, live music, food trucks, cool bar area, nice branding and 3 solid pickleball courts with TVs / lounge areas on the side. Definitely seems like it could be a nice club to join if you're willing to shell out the cash (roughly $1k to join and $1k per quarter).

Staff is phenomenal! Facility is beautiful, instruction is excellent. The variety of amenities is…read morestellar, you cannot find these offerings elsewhere all bundled together and if you can, you cannot find them at the same great rates!

I normally don't post reviews at all, but I feel like other families in our community should know…read moreabout our experience with Dripping Springs Racquet Club's private pool rental. We rented the private pool for our son's 2nd birthday weeks in advance. In the days leading up to the party, I called multiple times with questions. No one answered. I left voicemails. I called again the day of the party. Still nothing. When we arrived, the pool was completely green, covered in algae and debris, and clearly not in a condition that was safe or appropriate for a children's birthday party. We had to scramble to completely change our plans while trying to explain to a group of excited toddlers why they couldn't swim. What disappointed me even more was how the business handled it afterward. Rather than immediately apologizing for what happened, taking responsibility, and acknowledging how upsetting it was, their response was defensive. They suggested we had "differing perspectives" about the condition of the pool and emphasized their maintenance procedures instead of addressing the condition that was right in front of us. They also criticized me for mentioning a charge dispute and public review instead of recognizing why a customer would be frustrated after an experience like this. Yes, they refunded the money, and I appreciate that. But a refund doesn't replace a child's birthday party, the time and effort that went into planning it, or the embarrassment of having guests arrive to an unusable pool. I'm sharing this because accountability matters. Mistakes happen. What defines a business is how they respond. An immediate apology and ownership would have gone a long way. Instead, I was made to feel like I was somehow the problem. I'll let the attached photos and videos speak for themselves.

Out-of-towner here, and I came to play! I loved this place so much. From the vibe and the people to…read morethe paddles, everything about this spot is awesome for pickleballers. I visited last month on a recommendation from my husband, who follows the pickleball community online. When I first checked the website to reserve an open play spot, it was a little confusing: Level 1: Beginners (newbies and advanced beginners); there aren't many options for these sessions in the morning. Level 2: 3.0 and up (intermediate to advanced). This is the level my husband and I played, and we were right on par with the other players. Level 3: The advanced-elite level. Overall, we had fun from check-in to check-out and even walked away with some great T-shirt swag. I was so happy I didn't have to pack my own paddle since I could rent a Selkirk Broomstick Elongated there.

Don't get me wrong, I like Pickle Ranch. And I'm no expert in pickleball…read more Pros: Music is fun and lively. Plenty of courts to go around. Seems consistently clean and amenities are fine. Cons: Maybe not so much cons, I just think APR has become a bit stagnant compared to East Side Paddle Club. ESPC is cheaper, with more courts, and just as many events, clinics, and open plays. ESPC also has family plan, which is very nice on the wallet. Level of play seems more challenging at ESPC compared to APR, and just generally more buzz. Still very solid place to pay, I just think they need to be more innovative or come down in price.