This place was SOOOOOO much interactive fun!! My boo took me here for a date and we had a blast…read more Took so many pics, it is ridiculous. It was a very different kind of experience as I have never been through a drive through animal park where you can feed the animals. I enjoyed it greatly! All types of animals - zebras, giraffes, donkeys, baby piglets, ostriches, llamas, alpacas and more. I would totally go back. So much fun and everyone that works there was awesome, friendly, informative!

Shame on you Lazy 5....you break the law every time you turn someone with a service animal away. A…read morecomplaint will be filed with the ADA on behalf of my daughter and her Autism service dog. I even offered to sit in the car the entire time (with the dog) so my 2 daughters could go on the ride through experience. Just so you are aware, here is what the law says... A zoo cannot deny you entry just because you have a service dog. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), zoos are public accommodations and must allow service dogs anywhere the general public is allowed -- with only a few narrow exceptions. --- What the ADA actually says * Zoos must admit service dogs in all public areas. US Service A... * They may only restrict a service dog from specific zones where the dog's presence would disturb or endanger the animals, such as:* Petting zoos * Walk‑through exhibits * Predator/prey enclosures * Back‑of‑house areas These restrictions must be based on real safety concerns, not fear or assumptions. The Seeing Eye * Even when an area is restricted, the zoo must provide an alternate route so you can still enjoy the exhibit. US Service A... * A zoo cannot ban service dogs from the entire facility. US Service A... --- When a zoo can deny access Only two situations allow a zoo to exclude a service dog from a specific area: * The dog is out of control (e.g., barking, lunging, not under handler control). * The dog is not housebroken. These are the only ADA‑approved reasons for exclusion from public areas. tukilost.com --- What staff are allowed to ask Legally, zoo employees may ask only: 1. "Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability?" 2. "What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?" They cannot ask for paperwork, certification, or proof. Lazy 5 Ranch is not exempt from ADA service‑animal laws -- but they are allowed to restrict service dogs from certain areas because of the unique nature of their facility. Here's the full breakdown, grounded in ADA rules and how they apply to walk‑through or drive‑through animal parks. --- ADA rules for places like Lazy 5 Ranch Under the ADA, all public accommodations must allow service dogs. Zoos, aquariums, and wildlife parks fall under this category.

Yum yum yum! Stopped in after an appt and it was nice quick…read moreservice. The food was super good, we each got a chicken souvlaki wrap and an order of fries and it really hit the spot. Large menu, something for everyone. Maybe not great for large groups but the place is larger than it looks!

It honestly breaks my heart to write this review because I genuinely try to support local…read morebusinesses whenever I can. Unfortunately, local doesn't automatically mean good. The young lady who took my order was new, and she couldn't have been sweeter. There was some confusion while she was taking my order, but that's understandable. We all have to learn somewhere. The manager stepped in, explained she was new, corrected the order with the kitchen, and we even had a nice conversation while I waited. So imagine my surprise when I got home and discovered I still had the wrong entrée. Even more disappointing, every single side - french fries, onion rings, fried squash- was cold or lukewarm. Then there was the fish sandwich. When I order a fish sandwich from a local deli, I'm expecting an actual fish fillet. It never crossed my mind that it would be one of those square, processed fish patties. Had I known that, I would not have ordered it. And we didn't eat it. The most frustrating part is that none of these issues were because the cashier was new. The manager knew about the mistake, corrected it herself, and personally packed the order. Somehow, it still wasn't right. I truly believe in supporting local businesses, but local will never trump quality. I can overlook an honest mistake. I have a much harder time overlooking multiple mistakes in one order and food that simply wasn't worth the price.

I have to say, I have visited K W numerous times over the past 30 years, and this experience was…read morecertainly unlike any of the others, which is not a superlative in this situation. I stopped because I needed a quick bite to eat after helping a friend do some yard work. When I got there, there was no one in line, save for one woman in front of me who could not make a decision to save her life, which is no fault of K&W's. But I was trying to get some food, and the associates behind the counter were not being very helpful or attentive. It was near the end of the night, so they were out or low on a few things, and I totally get that, and do not hold them at fault for this- as I came in around 45 to 30 minutes before close. But, I was still able to get what I desired, country-style steak with rice, okra, and mac & cheese. When I got to the register, I was in for a shock as this meal was over $20. Now, I am sorry, but one of the pillars of K&W is cheaper eats. Had I wanted to spend $20 on a meal, I would have chosen a better place to do so. That price point is going to kill them, as no one wants to pay that sorta price for that level of food. I knew what kinda food I was going to find when I went there, but I did not expect to have to pay that ridiculous fee for that dinner. I am well aware that $20 is no longer considered much, but charging over $20 for one person to dine at K&W is absolutely absurd. That being said- he service was great and the employees were nice, and honestly the food was okay- but $20 is to high, and I will not be spending my money there, in the future.

I spent $12.52 on this mess!! They said these were their portion sizes and they didn't even fill up…read morethe pockets. Ridiculous! K&W was always known for their hearty portion sizes for great prices. Now they have gone up on the prices and given us less food.

I attended an event at this location. It was my first time being at the stadium or the Bridger…read moreField House. It's so beautiful and clean! Although it's only two or three floors; there is an elevator for those that may need it. Beautiful place! The staff at the event were polite, professional and kept up with the drinks and food in a timely manner.

Let me start by saying, I'm not a huge football fan... let alone a college football fan but my…read morehusband and I went to see Wake Forest vs. Army and I have to admit, I LOVED BB&T Field!!! I may have only watched one play but I had such a great time there! Loved people watching and taking in the whole atmosphere. We had a parking pass and parked a short walk from the stadium. There is a lot of parking available all around the field. Some more $$ than others. I'd recommend getting there early due to both avoiding heavy traffic and to TAILGATE!! The stadium itself is REALLY nice! They have a variety of seating options: seats, bleachers and lawn. We sat in the bleachers... In the direct sun... 80 degree day. Our side was in complete sun, the other side of the stadium was complete shade. After half time, we moved to the shaded side. - Due to the heat, there were misting tents around the concourse area which were quite refreshing! No handrails! Yikes! Walking up/down from "the nose bleed section" was a bit daunting for me. Hope no one takes a tumble because it's a looooooooong way down. The concession areas were SUPER packed. It seemed like the food vendors weren't capable of handling that many people. The lines were insanely long and trying to just walk through the concourse was difficult due to the lines stretching from one side to the other. Food prices seemed a little high. We didn't buy anything. I agree with another Yelper who mentioned bringing in an empty water bottle to save $. There seemed to be only one location for beer. A smallish fenced in area heavily guarded by security and police. It was PACKED and the line during halftime stretched a good 20 yards. No thanks. I'd be too claustrophobic to be packed in there. Now for my only MAJOR complaint. They do a bag check (NBD- I'm all for safety) and we had a diaper bag for our baby. Well, we had packed powdered formula along with 2 small bottles of (tepid) water to mix the formula with (our baby refuses to drink cold water). The security guard was like, "Well, you're only allowed to bring in 8oz since the game is only 2.5 hours." WHAT?!?! The stadium gets to dictate how much my baby is allowed to eat in a 2.5 hour period?? 8oz??? And who came up with that amount??? My 6mo. old can put down up to 12oz in a feeding. The security guard let us in with the contraband but said she wasn't supposed to. Ugh. So now we'll have to deal with this every time we come back. And come back we will! Can't wait for the next home game! Maybe college football will grow on me!

Gyro with chips: probably the best meal of the bunch. The chips were crunchy. The gyro was decent…read morewith good ratios. The chips had some very fried old fries mixed in, but other than that all good. Hotdog with fries: "not the best, not the worst." The bun was a little burnt, but not too bad. Fried chicken sandwich: "I didn't like it that much"- 5 year old. She did like the chips. When asked for clarification: she didn't like the skin, ice cream was great. Kids chicken tenders: 2 year old made a face. He loved the chips and ice cream. I tasted the chicken and it was tender and cooked well, just too much salt for a kid. Service was good. Looked like maybe high school kids. They were nice and attentive. Love the vibe. Customers should be careful when dumping things into the trash bc there was may and ketchup in the front of the trash cans. I think staff were about to clean it up. Otherwise it was clean, bathrooms clean, and decor was retro diner. Overall it was a good find. Easy in and off of 421. Better than fast food/ more options. I'd try the grilled chicken sandwich foe the kid and maybe a grilled cheese or a cheeseburger.

Always a nice experience when coming here. Staff is super…read morehelpful. Love the food options, especially the ice cream. Food was really good. Love the naan bread. Plenty of seating available. Perfect for small groups. Ambiance is perfect as well. Try it out if you are ever in Lewisville.

We purchased our buck, Oliver, from Briar Creek Farm. Bobbette is wonderful and knowledgeable. Her…read moreherd is healthy and happy. Would absolutely recommend!! Thank you!

From the owner: Briar Creek Farm specializes in registered Nubian, Alpine, Nigerian Dwarf, and Myotonic (fainting)…read moregoats.

Kat was a wonderful guide. The horses were so calm and beautiful. My husband had been asking to go…read morehorseback riding, so this was part of his birthday gift. We will definitely do this again. Thanks again!

This was a great trip to try horseback riding on my bachelorette in October. It felt secluded and…read moreprivate and we had a great instructor! All the horses were very well mannered.

Molly Stanfield Green is by far the best horse trainer around! She can fix unfixable equestrian…read moreproblems she's amazing! I have been riding at crystal creek farm for almost 2 years now! I love it I totally recommend putting your child in this horse riding facility!!!!

Five star horse place. Wonderful staff. Highly recommend the week horse camp. It wants me to add…read moreanother sentence but I think I already said it all.

From the owner: Lessons, boardingread more