I needed a space that would accommodate 40 people for my children's book release party, and after…read morevisiting George Coffee & Provisions upon my husband's suggestion, I knew I found the right place. The building looks like something you might see in Cape Cod or Coastal Maine - as I find the buildings in both places charming. This coffee house is all wood and painted white. It has clean lines and modest furnishings making it a perfect space to create what I wanted for my release party. They also offer catering, and It's reasonable pricing. I booked the carriage room for 3 hours and came with understated decor that complimented my party. I also brought my own cake. The food catered from them was delicious and honestly made the event perfect. And Jillian was our point person for our event was spectacular! My event was everything I hoped it would be, and better. I had so many people compliment the space and how well the venue worked for my party. I will definitely consider coming back here for another event!

Soooooo busy! But I get the hype. Walked in on a super cold Saturday morning to grab a coffee with…read morea friend and I was welcomed by a long line and practically no seating! We ended up bracing the cold with our hot drinks. This place is definitely popular for both studying, throwing events in their spare room, and socializing. Therefore it is a louder scene. The interior is very cute and spacious. I got a maple cayenne mocha and a scone. Both were super yummy, and let me tell you - you can definitely feel the cayenne in your throat. The employees are all super nice and helpful with recommendations. They're patient given the rush they have. I'd come again!

The views of the lake are stunning, and the whole community feels like a hidden gem tucked away in…read morethe heart of the city. The walking trails, waterfront dining, and frequent live music events make it feel like a resort. The community yoga sessions hosted by Chris is awesome. It's such a peaceful and refreshing break to your day and is well-organized, welcoming to all levels, and held in the most scenic setting imaginable. It really adds to the wellness-focused lifestyle here. Tuesdays at 6 PM and Saturdays at 10 AM, held outdoors on the lawn at the Rogers O'Brien Amphitheater. In addition to leading these classes, Chris offers retreats and special "Yoga with a Sip" events combining yoga and wine for a fun, all‑levels experience.

An upscale looking area with a class of its own. It studded with couple offices, residential area…read moreapartments, park, interesting architecture, beautiful restaurants and cafes overlooking a lake, and more. Less than 10 min from the airport, its worth a visit for any of the above reasons. It has so many picturesque parts and you can get some stunning sunset ones if you can choose with a little attention. Promoted mainly as apartment complex, it can be a great place to live. The huge metal leaf with all the tiny detail, the tempus fugit bell tower, and other contemporary arts really make a statement. So also do the lit streets around the complex square. One of the coffee shops I visited almost everyday on my short trip was the Ascension coffee. I didn't even try another to compare, they had such unique holiday flavors going on I just kept coming back for more. Note : there are plenty of food options of all kinds. Overall, it was worth the drop-in and I hope I get to explore more in my future visits.

Enjoyed an association outing at Hackberry Creek in April. Course conditions were just growing in,…read morebut still good; probably would be great after the spring rains. Layout was fantastic, no tricky holes and several beautiful vistas. Very nice range with ball crates and alignment rods. Plenty of distance markers in the range field. Management seems to have their act together. Loved that they kept rakes in the sand and not on course in the way of run up shots. Electric carts were nice. Also had a lunch buffet after the outing, which was good. Service seemed on point and caring.

I can't speak for the course itself…read more I had a long layover in Dallas. Showed him, they let me get in the range for free and let me borrow some clubs for free so i really appreciated it. The range was very well kept and so was the putting green. Overall seems like a great place.

Amazing experience at the Cosm. First time visit to watch Dallas Stars playoff hockey. Food and…read morebar were excellent. Service was attentive and on point. We will definitely be back!

Cosm is a fun place with a next-level view of the game…read more Thank you to Mary for taking care of us tonight.

I can't believe I'm writing a review about bathroom sinks...but here we are. The hotel itself is…read morenice and fairly new. Very industrial/loft feel, which I like. However the bathroom sinks may just be an elaborate prank pulled on every guest of this hotel. There are many photos already on here, but the pictures don't do it justice. The sink is approximately 7" x 12", and has a mirror jutting out over a portion of it, leaving you with roughly 4-5" of functional sink space. This will be the smallest sink you've ever used in your life (and I've spent lots of time in NYC and Chicago, where I've used some very small sinks). Need to wash your hands? You're getting water on your feet. Shave? Better wear a bathing suit. Wash your face? A wetsuit is recommended. Accidentally turn the water on too high when doing any of the above? Bet you didn't know you were about to take a full shower! I'm not sure the building codes in Dallas, but apparently you can get away with installing dollhouse fixtures here. Choose another property just simply so you don't have to deal with the hassle.

Nice hotel, front desk staff was super friendly. The bathroom is interesting with the sink sideways…read moreand very small and very close to the mirror, so close that there is a sign on the mirror that objects are closer than they appear. Overall the room was very nice.. I was surprised by the complete cement room but shockingly it was perfect, the bed is comfortable however the pillows are very big. My neck does not do well with thick pillows and these were very thick. The bar was mediocre and the bar tender struggled to keep up with customers and wasn't very friendly. Overall it was a good hotel and a fun experience.

Love the atmosphere so relaxing #harvesthall #buzzybooth # havingagoodtime#grapevineread more

Very cute place at grapevine ! Love it Great ambience ,…read moregreat food... Self Service .

Overall experience 3.5 (rounded up to 4 due to good customer service)…read more The good: plenty of activities to occupy fun, thrill seekers of all ages. Video games, bowling, laser, tag, Rockwall, and bumper cars. The challenge: my wife said that the women's restroom did not have any soap at any of the four sinks so unhappy wife equals... The customer service: although a very small gesture, we were here for a birthday party and while my son was playing laser tag, he lost his game card. I went up to the manager, Christin, and she was extremely understanding and accommodating, and quickly helped us with another card so that the fun could resume with minimal interruption! Across-the-board, although the staff was young, they were all extremely friendly and helpful.

Christian was great! (Our server) The food was mid though. Honestly I didn't expect much but we…read morewere there for the kids to have fun in the arcade so it's fine. Is extremely loud though which makes it hard for general conversation so if you're looking for a place you could conduct a business meeting or similar, keep looking.

This couple is great to work with, I appreciated their attention to detail - I lucked out googling…read morefor vendors that had experience with Winfrey Point. They put up lights and make the dance floor look great so you don't have to worry about it! Unfortunately our wedding was canceled by the city due to restrictions, but I was completely satisfied with our work with this husband-and-wife team and appreciate their integrity in returning our funds after the event was canceled. Highly recommend.

Nick was so accommodating and helpful when we were planning our wedding. He even provided us with…read morerecommendations for other vendors that he and his wife worked with. We unfortunately had to cancel our wedding due to COVID but when we have the chance to do a celebration eventually, Nick will be my first call!

Food was great. It was quiet and we could easily talk. Speedy service. The cornbread shareable…read morewas SO good! The view (see pic) is amazing. Unfortunately, I didn't see a sign by the next table (as we sat near the window) and I touched a heater grate against the glass (don't do that, VERY hot)...just recommend more signs. :)

This is more of a HEADS UP than a review. I had to experience it in order to understand it. Let me…read moreexplain.... First, I'm NOT a "member". I went here for the Thanksgiving Brunch. Prior to this, I normally Thanksgiving Brunch at the Gaylord Texan each year. Their brunch is $100+ per person and I wanted to give the Constellation Club a try. PRIOR TO GOING: I made reservations over the phone. No credit card needed. Dress code expectation is business casual/ Sunday's Best. I was also told they validate parking. THE LOCATION: Easily found in the Irving/ Las Colinas area in the tallest building there. You'll know you found it because of the Mustangs statues in the front. Quick hint... valet is in the rear of the building. I parked in the garage area and took my ticket with me... to get validated. The club is on the 26th floor. Security is there to make sure you go to the right elevators. THE PLACE: Coming off the elevators (26th floor), you're greeted by folks at a table. The place has very modern decor and nice views of the city. On a clear day, you can see downtown Dallas, Arlington, and downtown Fort Worth. If you really know your city, you can see the 635/75 area and City Line in the distance. Great spot for taking selfies or taking in nice views. Anyways... Someone pulls your reservation. I was asked to pay ahead of time. Four people at $60 a piece, I paid a little over $300. Apparently there was a service charge that I wasn't told about over the phone. I ask about parking validation and was told that it was for members only. After some back and forth and back and forth and even more back and forth, they made an exception and validated my parking. Keep in mind, I was told they were validating parking for Thanksgiving (over the phone). I'm big on accountability. The gratuity was technically included but you get the option to tip additional. I would have tipped additional had there not been a service charge. The way I see it, if I can be surprised about a service charge, they can be surprised that I wasn't spending additional money. To me, the service charge was their tip. THE FOOD: After finding a seat (you sit anywhere), you go to the brunch buffet. VERY DISAPPOINTING. Scrambled eggs that look like they were made with powder. Bacon, apple sausage, mashed potatoes, vegetables, salad, ham, turkey, and bland chicken wings. There was a separate room for deserts.... pecan pie, pumpkin pie, cookies, etc. Overall, the bacon, mashed potatoes, and turkey were winners. Everything else was either bland or average. STAFF: The wait staff were friendly and very attentive to our needs. OVERALL: It was a decent experience I did ONE TIME. It was also cool to find out what was in that tall building that I'd always drive by. WAS IT WORTH $60 ($300 for four people)? NO. Absolutely not. You have to keep in mind that besides the food (which was nothing to write home about), and the views of the city, there's nothing else to do. You're there to eat and leave. It's Thanksgiving and the area is a ghost town. It's not like you can take a walk and get into another activity. Coming full circle, this is why I mentioned the Gaylord Texan as a measuring bar. The Gaylord Texan validates parking if you eat the Thanksgiving brunch. You don't have to be a member. You can walk the resort and appreciate the decor... or participate in other activities. It's festive. Yes, the Gaylord is $100 per person but the food options are endless and taste amazing. I wouldn't do the Constellation Club again. I certainly didn't see the value in joining as a member. Definitely a one-time experience for me. I recommend going there for a drink (if they'll allow it) and checking out the views of DFW. If they want to keep it exclusive, let them have fun with that. It's not worth it.

Clean facility and very helpful staff to help with anything that comes up. Highly recommend to any…read morebusiness owner looking for warehouse space.

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