Bright, clean, friendly. Pickleball courts, games, a bar and…read morea full kitchen. The chicken avocado sandwhich was yummy.

This place had everything we needed and more for a fun family-friendly outing. We had a large group…read more(over 10) so we opted to reserve two courts. Luckily the courts we reserved were also by their lounge area, so there was plenty of seating for those not actively playing, as well as board games to keep them entertained. While we played indoor, they also have outdoor courts available. If you forget or don't have your own equipment, they have paddles and balls available for rent. I also liked how they had cooled towels available for use too! In addition to pickleball, this place also serves as a restaurant/bar, so you can order food while playing at the lounge area, or eat inside their main dining/bar area. They also had some games available to play inside their restaurant side. We came during non-peak hours so it wasn't packed, but they have plenty of parking even for peak times. I would definitely come back again anytime I'm in town. I would love for them to build one in the Houston area by Katy :)

We went to Bankhead brewery for my husband's birthday celebration. We made reservations for…read moreupstairs. We arrived early and everything was set up nicely. The wait staff and bartender were kind, friendly, and attentive. The vibe was chill, the music was perfect. It was not too loud and we had great conversation. The beers and drinks were excellent. The food was delicious. We especially loved the giant pretzel--it was the best! We will definitely be back!

This may be controversial, however, I think the food is better than the beer. We stopped by here…read morelast night for dinner. Bankhead has a nice design and I liked the layout inside. There are 2 floors for dining and drinking. The architecture outside and the decor inside including the bathroom gives lets say "Speak Easy" vibe from the roaring 20s. The hostest and our server were both very nice and attentive. Thanks to them and to Bankhead for providing them. I had the Mediterranean Chicken and a BrewDaddy Ultra Lite beer. The chicken breast was tender and delightful. The sauce along with the cheese and fresh herbs covering it gives that Mediterranean flavor. There was also a little hummus on the side. The mashed potatoes were soft and creamy. Again, these were quite delicious. The broccoli spears were I think roasted. Put all 3 together and you get an excellent tasty meal. My beer as in the name, was very lite and kind of a Mich Ultra and Bud Lite blend. So kind of like drinking water. I also tried the Low Beams and the Wit Me One More Time. I didn't particularly like either one of them but I would get the Wit Me One More Time again as the name implies. Anyhows, it was a good time and an enjoyable meal! Thank you Bankhead!

Wow, I see it has been 12 years since my original review even though we have been to Kenny's many…read moretimes during the past 12 years. It remains one of our favorite restaurants. The food is consistently excellent. We went for dinner on a Saturday night (reservations are highly recommended). The wife had the chicken as a main entree. It was outstanding. The chicken was smoky, tender, and moist. It has a bevy of vegetables that are cooked perfectly. It comes with a side and she got the baked potato with everything. She loved everything about this entree. For me, it was an easy decision. I LOVE their wedge salad and started with that. The price has gone up a bit but it remains outstanding. For some reason, the waiter gave me a small but it was fine. The small in 2026 is $7.99 and the regular size is now $11.99. For my entree, I ordered from the appetizer menu and got the crab cake. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the crab cake. It has to be the best in Dallas. It is one half pound of pure crab meat, no filler. The price has gone up to $26.99 so it is not cheap, but it is outstanding quality. The cake was perfectly cooked and the crab was sweet. It comes with three dips but to me, I want to taste the crab so I did not use them. The kid had the old fashioned fries and devoured them. Our server, Mark, was attentive and efficient. Service was excellent as usual. Overall, this is one of the best restaurants in Dallas and IMO the best in the line of Kenny's restaurants. I cannot wait to return.

We visited this wonderful restaurant while we were in Dallas. The website showed a 30-45 minute…read morewait, but my husband went inside to check, and we ended up being seated within about 15 minutes! I really loved the ambiance. There were people celebrating birthdays, couples enjoying date nights, and others watching the games, so it had a really fun and welcoming atmosphere. Our server was so kind. I could tell she was tired, but she was still absolutely wonderful and took great care of us. The restaurant manager was also very welcoming, checked on us several times, and genuinely wanted to make sure we were enjoying our visit. We were SO indecisive when it came to choosing our meals . We started with drinks, which were really good, and I loved the cool, puffy bread they bring to the table! My husband and I ordered the crab cake and tenderloin appetizers. The crab cake was okay, but it wasn't super flavorful to me. The tenderloin appetizer, though, was AMAZING! We also had dessert, and between the bread, drinks, appetizers, and dessert, we were completely full and never even made it to an entrée. Overall, this was such a cool restaurant and a great experience. They also have outdoor seating, which was a nice option. I'd definitely recommend checking it out if you're in Dallas!

The Ranch is a long-standing restaurant in Irving-Las Colinas, which is a very popular place for…read moreafter work Happy Hour. Recently, I had lunch here, and they now have a new farm to table menu that really exceeded my expectations. The Ranch has reinvented itself many times, and now it's a restaurant I would visit for the food AND atmosphere. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - At its core, it's a bar with several indoor and outdoor dining areas with a country theme. The Ranch is so versatile that you can host a private event while people dine in the main area while others hang out at the bar. There's also a charming outdoor area that is nice if the weather is cool. Best of all - it's full of people and energy. 1 Star. Service - Our server was great. We explained the concept, went over the menu, and while a large table occupied his time, several of the staff were helpful. Everyone was dressed in Cowboy/Ranch gear. Texas Southern Hospitality is real. 1 Star. Food - My most recent visit was like visiting a new restaurant. The Ranch's menu has changed, and everything was new. I started with the pork belly appetizers, which was a great start to meal. The tender pork meat had a layer of sweet + salty belly that melts in your mouth. I went with the Barbacoa Grilled Cheese that was one of the best I've ever had. The barbacoa (shredded BBQ beef) was the star and was better than any brisket grilled cheese I've had. The sourdough was grilled with lots of butter, so after devouring the sandwich I had to wash my hands. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Absolutely. I had been to The Ranch so many times I considered a place to gather for Happy Hour. Not anymore. The new menu is incredible, and I can't wait to return. 1 Star.

Second visit to The Ranch in Las Colinas and still can't figure out the hype. Came in after seeing…read morethe Cowgirl Dinner on TikTok -- steak, Caesar salad, fries and a margarita for $30. Ordered two. The Vaquero Shrimp were the undisputed highlight -- genuinely outstanding. Everything else fell flat. Steak was bland, fries arrived cold. Two visits, same story. My guess is the overpriced menu items deliver what the atmosphere promises but the $30 deal is a value trap. The Ranch looks the part but the kitchen isn't backing it up at this price point. SAS Verdict: Not Approved. The Vaquero Shrimp alone can't carry the whole meal.

Postino is filled with cool ambiance (character all over the place - typewriters on the walls,…read morecolorful chandeliers), great music, excellent service, and good food. We tried 3 boards: the bruschetta board, chef charcuterie board, and the pub board. All were well executed and tasty. Would highly recommend.

We gave this place a shot for happy hour... only to discover that "happy hour" apparently means…read morehappy until 5 PM. Which feels a little contradictory to the whole concept of happy hour! The bruschetta was basically toast... except it wasn't even toasted. ‍ The drinks were just okay and definitely didn't feel like a great value for the price. On the bright side, Ms. Hannah was fantastic and provided the best part of the experience with her great service. Overall: Hannah gets , but happy hour gets a solid "we can do better."

Hala is a wonderful host! She's so warm, kind, and welcoming, and always makes you feel special…read moreevery time you walk in. The food is fresh, flavorful, and delicious. Between the great food and Hala's incredible hospitality, it's always a wonderful experience!

This was my first time visiting Cork & Pig Tavern, and I have to say... I will DEFINITELY be back!…read moreI came with a group of friends to celebrate a birthday, and we had such a great experience. I don't remember our waiter's name, but BABY... he was GOOD! He gave us the full rundown of the menu, and what really impressed me was that there wasn't anything on the menu he hadn't personally tried. That made his recommendations feel genuine because he could actually speak to the flavors, portions, and what he thought we would enjoy. And based on his recommendations, I'd say his palate was ON POINT! I ordered the truffle fries and blackened fish tacos, and both were delicious! I also had a cocktail with gin and lavender bitters (or something lavender-ish ), and it was really good and refreshing. My husband ordered the fish of the day, which was some type of red fish served with a caper sauce and mashed potatoes. He said it was REALLY good--and judging by the empty plate, I believe him! There were several other things on the menu that caught my eye, so I already know I need to come back and try them. Great food, great service, and a fun atmosphere with friends. Cork & Pig Tavern, you've got a new customer! I'll definitely be back!

Friendly Staff , Great Good and Cold Beer , what more could I ask…read more I recommend the spare ribs here they are Fire

I have to start with the service because it's what truly made this experience exceptional. I…read morestopped into Barrel & Bones on a Saturday afternoon for a quick bite and unexpectedly stumbled upon their bingo event. From the moment I sat down, the service was top tier, but the bingo host absolutely stole the show. His warm, welcoming personality and genuine effort to make everyone feel included completely shifted my mood and turned a random lunch stop into such a memorable afternoon. Needless to say, he officially made me a returning customer. Saturdays at Barrel & Bones may have just become my new thing! Now, let's talk about the food because it absolutely lived up to the experience. The wings were perfect in every way. I also tried the three meats: brisket, pastrami, and burnt ends, and honestly, I couldn't pick a favorite. Each was equally delicious. And last, but certainly not least, the bourbon cake was the perfect finishing touch to an already fantastic lunch. Great food is always a reason to return, but when you pair it with an atmosphere and people who genuinely make you feel welcomed, that's what turns a first-time guest into a regular. Barrel & Bones definitely earned a new Saturday customer!

The food presentation and taste was quite good. I ordered the classic breakfast. My son who was…read morewith me ordered the shrimp and grits. I tried some of his jalapeño cornbread. It was very delicious. The whole layout and appearance are done quite well. There is indoor and outdoor seating. There is even a trailer to hang out inside. The service was fast but not exceptional. It was solid! Thank you Ida Clair for an overall very nice experience!

Ida Claire is such a great spot with so many good food options! It definitely has that Southern…read morecharm with lots of classic Southern dishes. I honestly haven't tried anything I didn't like! The Lazy Susan is the perfect appetizer to get because you get a great mix of different apps all on one plate. The pickles and cauliflower come in a sweet chili-like sauce that is sooo delicious! Being from Alabama, it gave me that little taste of home and the comfort of good Southern cooking.

What a great stop on our trip. Fantastic brunch, was above expectations. I recommend you stop there…read moreand enjoy the vibes and great dinning experience. they are on a busy strip with other options but, promise you won't be disappointed.

Best restraunt ever mac n cheese is very good yummy yummy in my tummy. will defently be returning.read more

I had been wanting to try this place for a long time, so I finally decided to celebrate my birthday…read morehere and I'm so glad I did! At first, I was a little hesitant because the menu is fairly small, but after my meal, I can see why. Every dish we ordered was absolutely a 10/10. I had the chicken with greens and shrimp fried rice, along with the fried green tomatoes and cornbread. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. I honestly don't have a single negative thing to say about either the food or the service. This was an amazing dining experience, and I will definitely be back. Highly recommend!

I had high hopes for this location because I absolutely love Radici, and everyone has been…read morerecommending Roots to me. Unfortunately, it just didn't live up to the expectations I had. I do want to start with the positives. Our waiter was fantastic. He was very attentive, explained the menu thoroughly, and provided excellent service. The food also came out incredibly fast and piping hot, which is becoming rare these days. We started with the cornbread, and it was easily a 10/10. It was worth every bit of the $12. We ordered the fried chicken, greens, shrimp fried rice, biscuits, and hot water cornbread. The fried chicken was crispy and tender, but it lacked seasoning. I'd give it a 7/10. They served it with a house hot sauce, but surprisingly it had no heat and almost no flavor. I even asked the person I was dining with if they tasted anything because it was like pouring sauce on the chicken without changing the flavor at all. The greens were just okay on their own, but once we added the vinegar they became amazing. That made me wonder why the vinegar isn't incorporated into the greens from the start. The hot water cornbread had virtually no flavor. The shrimp fried rice was cooked really well, but it had an unexpected Caribbean-style seasoning that threw me off. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't what I was expecting, and it made it hard to fully enjoy. The biscuits were probably the biggest disappointment. They were dry and hard. One thing I also noticed is that, for a family style restaurant where you're encouraged to order several dishes to share, the tables feel too small. Once all the food arrived, there wasn't much room left, and even packing up our leftovers was awkward because of the lack of space. One standout that deserves recognition was the iced tea. It had what tasted like a subtle hint of mint and was incredibly refreshing. Easy 10/10. From the cuts of chicken we received, it appears they break down and fry whole chickens, which is perfectly fine. However, at $56 for a fried chicken that lacked seasoning, I found the price hard to justify. Maybe the cooking method or oil contributes to the cost, but I expected much more flavor for that price. Overall, I'd rate my experience a 7.5/10. Would I come back? Yes. I'd be willing to give Roots another chance and try something different from the menu. But when I hear Southern food, I expect bold seasoning and comforting flavors, and that's the one area where this meal really fell short.