Good family fun. My husband likes to try his luck and this place is close and easy to get to…read more No problems with parking

The environment is ALWAYS clean. Family environment is always filled with excitement plus you can…read moreWINNNN!!!! Come and have a fun family time with a chance to take home thousands of dollars just by saying one word, "BINGO!!!". I'll see you there, just ask for Ms. Necholle the teacher or let Ms. Amanda, Mr. Gary, Monica know that I sent you and they will take good care of you....... ENJOY and lets get this $$$$$

Best place to bingo! Friendly, comfortable environment. Kids love it, and the concessions are…read moregreat. I haven't won yet, and but just returned recently after not attending in about a year, and nothing has changed. Prices are cheap! Intermission break usually finds some half price items... almost always hot dogs, which are about $1 each anyways.

Truly a great place to play Bingo. People are so friendly. Love seeing the same faces--all…read morefamilies. It's a beautiful place to gather with family. It's a great place full of friendly people.

THIS ESTABLISHMENT DISCRIMINATES AGAINST THE DISABLED!! My…read moretwo autistic nephews were discriminated against at this establishment this evening (Night Bingo). Both are severely low functioning and nonverbal (both have the mental capacity of a toddler). They were quietly sitting at the table with my sister, mom, and I when the night manager (Jessica) approached us and said that if they do not play, then we have to leave. My sister, Mom, and I had already started a game of Bingo, and explained that they don't have the mental capacity to play a game of bingo (computer or sheet). After explaining our circumstances the manager was insistent that my sister still buy them a Bingo sheet or we couldn't play. This felt like a violation of the Americans with disability act, since no accommodations were offers to us if we bought them a bingo sheet or computer. Unfortunately our night was cut short and we were forced to leave with a partial refund.

This place provided fun for the older folks and bingo was it's name, oh…read more A really cute little Bingo place out in Rosenberg, in the centre of town, and it's nice to have it out here. Very popular, and it seems like there's a lot of cool people that come here by day or by night, so apparently Bingo is a very big deal and that Rosenberg is in the habit of keeping the dream alive.

Friendly staff, and lots of fun! The food is not too expensive, and it's just a great place to…read morespend Friday night.

Why, why, why would you allow smoking in the common areas of this establishment? It makes zero…read moresense to have a sectioned off non-smoking area yet having to walk through clouds of smoke when visiting the restrooms, snack bar, and cashiers. Almost all of the chairs are in desperate need of repair/replacement. We tried ordering nachos in between sessions only to be told they had run out of cheese. We opted for popcorn and were brought actual bag of microwave popcorn. Speechless. Do I really need to say more here?

Bingo in the Heights at SPJST Lodge 88 is such a fun experience. It's incredibly organized and well…read morerun, and the staff keep everything moving and are friendly and efficient. Bingo is $15 and cash only, and you're free to bring your own food and drinks as long as they're not items the lodge sells. The crowd is younger and much livelier than the stereotypical bingo scene. Doors open at 5:30, and getting there early really matters if you want a good seat because it fills up fast. You can even reserve tables for birthdays or group events. They also sell mini cakes, popcorn, and daubers.

We were invited to swim at the pool by a member and the pool is so nice! It had extremely…read moreaffordable beverages and snacks for the kids. They host a variety of fun day events that I think are worth it. I would definitely look into getting a membership.

places is solid, staff is excellent Atmosphere is pleasant,…read moreAction is strong Bring your A game® Don't forget to check out and sign up for the "live stream" ‼

This was my first visit to a Texas Card House. First thing I saw was two security guards as I…read moreentered who wanded me before I entered. That was awesome. The staff is very friendly the room is super nice and clean! They do have match the stack which is awesome. Played 1 3 no limit was decent action. My only gripe and the reason giving 4 stars no food service drink service sporadic and you have to pay for soft drinks and the hourly rate is confusing is it 12 dollars or 20 dollars??? Staff don't assume new people understand how the rate/rake works. Overall good poker room. I would recommend!!

Went here on a Tuesday for Magical Winter Lights. The lights were actually pretty impressive and i…read moredefinitely recommend! However, if you have a bigger group and kids who arent free, it is expensive. It might only take about an hour to walk through the lights. The displays are large and beautiful though, not just lawn ornaments. I was glad to have purchased these tickets through Groupon for $20/adult (vs $28). My 2 year old was free. I think it was worth the money since we only spent $40 on admission and our toddler LOVED the bounce house, but i wish we spent more time there. We were only there for 2.25 hours because she was getting out of control. If we were only adults, not sure if i would have gone tbh. We arrived right when they opened at 5pm and spent the first hour of daylight in the ginormous bounce house. We had a blast! I recommend arriving early just for this so you can have the bounce house all to yourself. ($5 for 3yo+). Now here is why i took off 1 star. The workers were standing right next to my stroller smoking! I could literally smell it as I'm jumping before I even saw them smoking. My boyfriend had to tell them to please not smoke. They weren't even apologetic and seemed annoyed. I will also add that as we were walking to the back where the carnival area was, we passed by 2 workers who were smoking in 2 different areas. But it was the smoking right next to the bounce house that really irked us. When I got out of the bounce house (1 hour later), this other guy told me I had to pay $5 and that only my toddler was free. The previous 2 guys literally just gave me a wrist band and told me I was able to go in with my toddler. They accept cash only though, which I did not have, otherwise I would've paid. Food and games accept credit card. We spent $20 for this bean bag toss and won a small axolotl stuffed animal (pricey). Also spent $23 on a huge and delicious torta and hibiscus drink (both shareable). There are also some small souvenir/gift shops. Anyways, I didnt see any other rides although I thought there was supposed to be a carousel? I thought there was an option for $20 unlimited rides? My fault for not asking though. My toddler was stressing us out because she kept wanting to go to the bounce house, but we didn't have cash. I saw an ATM on the map, but we didnt have a debit card anyway. Parking was ample and free at least. Also, we were only able to watch a little bit of the acrobat show (the lion dance) because of our restless toddler, but I think that was definitely a perk.

Interesting place. Not many Elites come to the Fort Bend County Fairgrounds. I was here last year…read moreduring the AAPI Festival hosted by Fort Bend County Judge and this month during the inaugural Fort Bend County Pride Festival. Both happened to be at the same building. Thanks for the cool AC and well-attended police officers keeping the place safe. This fairground is huge. I only saw a little part of it. Getting here is a little tricky, which is not my favorite when I leave. There are 2 entrances on Route TX-36. One closest to Southwest Freeway is probably the correct entrance, but not easy to make a left turn to get on the freeway. The oncoming traffic was driving at high speed. I usually use the 2nd entrance which is further away from the freeway. Except the right turn is extremely sharp. Definitely not recommended to be speeding. I think I will come to try the county fair or whenever they have free events.

We've had a multiple corporate events at BraeBurn in the past few years and they've always done an…read moreoutstanding job! From meetings, trainings, Happy Hour socials to our company Christmas party, BBCC has always been on point with their service and presentation. It's always a joy working with Lisa, Catering Director, and Candy, Banquet Mgr. Candy does a phenomenal job at ensuring everything runs smoothly and guests are taken care of during the functions. Many thanks to the BBCC team for all your hard work and dedication!

A members only private country club where you need to be invited to play. Built in the 1930's,…read moresurround by fortress like walls hidden away from street view with thick oak forests. Braeburn is a private country club setup for the enjoyment of it's members. Once located in a very affluent neighborhood isolated from the city traffic with Demerit as the club pro, now engulfed by the Sharpstown and Braes-wood ward like drift wood structures. The course it's self is very nice, but unless guided by a member or caddy it's a very confusing course to the eye. Lots of water, left to right, right to left. Long forced carry, terrain that can take away your stance if you make the mistake of getting used to the comfortable layup shot. The greens are firm and rolls true, not fast, but plenty dangerous with the movement of the carefully designed slopes. To have a course that's this established with no course guide is a shame. Braeburn Country Club is all about history, golf royalty and exclusivity. But the slum like apartments surrounding the course brings a sting of reality of a place time past by. Once upon a time, this might have been the pinnacle of Houston golf, now it is just a stain in history that refuses to acknowledge the change of time. My guess is as the older members disappear, this course will fade away in to history, like all the black and white pictures adorn it's dinning halls.