Working with this company was the longest, most dragged out experience of my life. Beware of Susan,…read moreshe has absolutely no urgency or desire to communicate professionally. She will not respond to your calls, emails or text messages. Xavier was kind, but left everything up to Susan - who could careless. So, ultimately it is a very bad look for the organization.

This company goes far and beyond the call of duty. We were moving from out of state and Susan took…read morethe time to show us areas and neighborhoods that we were interested in. Susan is an expert and extremely knowledgeable in her field. We finally found what we were looking for and it was more than we expected. We would highly recommend this company.

Faith based education at its finest. Classical education worth every dollar. Best decision we…read morehave made with out children's education.

We had an amazing night for my birthday. It was an amazing place so lively great food. Great…read moreservice great management just had a blast.!

My family of 5 came to celebrate my dad's birthday. We reserved 1.5 hours of bowling. Towards the…read moreend of the second game, I could tell we were going to run out of time before we could finish. We asked twice for 5-10 extra minutes, not comped, just to finish our game. Both times we were told no because there were waiting reservations. Our game closed out when we were halfway through the 9th frame, with 9 empty lanes on either side of us. Terrible customer service for what had been a really fun evening. Drinks were alright, a little watered down and too sweet (we ordered a ranch water, 2 Cadillac margs, and a house marg on the rocks). Prices were good. Appetizer plate was good! 0-1 stars for customer service, 3 stars for drink quality, 5 stars for lane service and all plate (outrwaitress was awesome, very attentive and friendly).

I don't go to movie theaters often, but the handful of times I've been to this one in the span of 5…read moreyears, has always been a positive experience. Having their own parking lot makes all the difference, & plenty of spaces . The matinee shows are a great option for those that want to avoid the crowds & get a significantly discounted tickets. Seats, bathrooms, & lobby are up-to-par in cleanliness. Staff have always been polite. Sound & picture quality are also of acceptable quality. comfortable "leather" seats that do have a soft recline (but the footrest is stationary).

I don't have much to say about this place so I'll keep it short and sweet. I usually come here…read morebecause I try to avoid going into the city. I brought my boys to see the Mario Galaxy movie at AMC. As a member, I had pre-purchased tickets and snacks. Upon arrival, the member line was ignored in favor of the general line. After explaining my situation to a staff member, I finally received my order. Additionally, the bathrooms were unclean and lacked toilet paper, and the service was rude. I think I'll drive into San Antonio for a better experience for me and my family.

This country club consistently provides a beautiful and amazing atmosphere. Their cuisine is always…read morefresh and delicious. From their delectable brunch options to their exceptional service, it is beyond compare. They deliver a comprehensive customer service experience.

They require a photograph of your license for entry. I'm a courier that will never give out my…read morepersonal information. Crazy to ask for this

Musical Bridges Around the World is a nonprofit organization with the premise that music is an…read moreart-form and can serve as a conduit, to bring different cultures together. The challenge for them is to present their program in an approachable manner to the city. Fortunately for them this year's roster of artists were contemporary, hip and best conveyed their mission. The pros 2017: 1.) The eclectic selection of international artists. The performers I saw Zoe Keating, a Canadian looping based cellist and Indonesian jazz prodigy Joey Alexander totally represented the MBAW's message of inclusivity. 2.) The selection of venues. For example Zoe Keating's show was held at the historic Ursuline Chapel, a part of the Southwest School for the Arts. The combination of ambience, acoustics and the intimate seating lended to a very memorable show. 3.) Admission. Most of the shows were either free or a nominal fee was being charged. Without this net families might not be able to attend, due to the expense. The cons 2017: 1.) My only critique, which was the same as last year's : Some, not all patrons. There is an etiquette for every situation and every situation is unique. The thing that should be consistent is a basic common courtesy to your fellow (wo)man. And this begins with a respect for personal space. At a performance a patron stood right next to me(the show was a seating event)coughing, nudging me and disrupting the flow of the performance. In addition a family brought their children, who grew impatient and threw an outburst. I know these are minor glitches to be expected at a show. However I feel the niceties that we extend to people at any event should be reciprocated. I did enjoy MBAW this year. The selection of artists and venues best represented their message and can serve to reach the greater community. In the near future I'd like to see them stage shows in different venues or spaces across the city. Mozart in the Eastside at Dignowity Hills. "Swan Lake" in the Westside at Rosedale Park. Hey, why not?

From the owner: MBAW is celebrating its 15th season of one-of-a-kind, multicultural classical, jazz, and ethnic…read morefolk concerts, featuring world-class performers from around the world! We offer free concerts at the historic San Fernando Cathedral in the heart of downtown San Antonio, and ticketed concerts at McAllister Auditorium at San Antonio College. We also offer free educational outreach in-school concerts to at-risk kids in schools that lack funding for arts and music programs. Our specialty is in attracting performers from around the world and fostering collaborations among musicians, to create truly unique performances!

Gunpowder Soup was the feature performance at our Point S Tire & Auto annual business meeting in…read moreSan Antonio. Performing to a room of 500 guests, they had so much energy and were excited to engage with the audience - cannot say that about every band. Pretty cool to see a band of five include two ladies. All of the band members are multi-talented; singing, playing instruments and dancing! They The guitarist worked the room, physically moving with guitar and microphone around the room, to encourage audience members to sing along with the band. The main singer, Jayna Rose, was a lot of fun and has an incredible voice. The songs they chose were great; a variety of genres that all of our audience members enjoyed (some children and younger adults; mainly adults 35-65). Our group is not an easy crowd to get excited and up to dance, after a full day of meetings - but half way through the performance, a small group gathered to dance and we're given tambourines. This band was also was happy to play MC for part of the business portion of the evening event, ie. "Please welcome Clint to the stage" and played an entrance track. Jeanine cracked a few jokes and added commentary to make the performance feel personal. Gunpowder Soup met all of our expectations, plus some. We will absolutely consider having them come to future events as long as budget allows.

We had an awesome time with the band. They are fun and know how to entertain!. Their equipment is…read morealso top notch and the singers were very very good. Can't go wrong with them. If we have another event, we will be repeat customers for sure.