Went back with my sister to have a pool day and it was the best idea ever! The 2 of us and 1 other…read morelady were there relaxing and reading. The pool temperature and depth was perfect for just a casual hang out. They allow in coolers with food and water but no outside alcohol. They have towels for rent $2 each and sell beer, wine, souvenirs and clothing. You do have to reserve a spot ahead of time if you are just doing a pool pass which is about $20 per person for a full day. Well worth every penny! We had a blast and will return.

We came in with our extended family for a late lunch /snack after visiting the nearby Dino Park and…read morewere promptly and cordially welcomed in. It's a large space, great for groups, and it's nice there is a kids menu option. We started with water all around, plus Mexican cokes and a paloma. We shared seafood tostada, chips n guacamole, wings, and chicken flautas. Everything came out hot, fresh, and nicely seasoned. We have two gluten free folks in the group and there were plenty of corn based options. The tostadas come with three and were nice and fresh, I was a little hesitant when it said mayo, but there was just a bit to get the shrimp and imitation crab to stick together. Turned out the kids loved the wings - we tried the citrus pepper and Austin amber bbq flavors. The chicken inside the flautas was tender and we enjoyed the cabbage, onion, carrot slaw to bring a fresh crunch. Definitely recommend if you're in the area.

If you are staying at Lost Pines Santo Patio is a great alternative to the one bar/restaurant…read more Maud's has an indoor full service bar and an outdoor patio that serves a limited menu. Management brought in an artist from Mexico to paint beautiful murals highlighting the Day of the Dead. The queso and fajitas were excellent. Santo Patio's Happy Hour is from 3:00-6:00. The house margaritas are 1/2 price. Everything else is the regular price. Our server, J, said she was new to Santo Patio, but I would not have known. She was very helpful and super friendly. We will ask for her again.

Great place for an event. About five cabins with bathrooms which were well maintained. Huge grounds…read moreincluding river front land. Plenty of room for camping.

Beautiful property. Friendly owner. Great groundskeeper. So accommodating and wonderful. It's an…read moreexceptional venue that is extremely affordable.

Working with Kelsey, the owner of Oh Happy Day, was wonderful! I'm so glad I worked with this…read morecompany for my event! I recently used OHD's selfie station at my wedding, and it was a huge hit! Guests loved it, and the photos were so fun. Communicating with Kelsey was always speedy and easy, and she's such a kind and friendly person. Finalizing the selfie station and photo details was probably the easiest aspect of planning my whole wedding. Setup and removal of the equipment was totally seamless, and I didn't even have to think about it, which exactly what you want on such a busy day!

Working with Oh Happy Day Booth and Kelsey was an absolute pleasure! The selfie station was so easy…read moreto use and a huge hit at our wedding! Everyone had so much fun using it and I loved seeing all the pictures afterwards! Kelsey was so responsive and easy to communicate with, and we are SO happy we decided to hire Oh Happy Day for our photo booth. The selfie station gave guests the option for still photos or GIFs and everyone loved it! Thank you so much, Oh Happy Day Booth, for helping make our wedding day so special!

Visited the gardens today, picked up several plants and garden art, walked the labyrinth ... loved…read morechatting with the gardeners! We recommend this little day trip!

I was hopeful that this would be a nice afternoon trip for my husband and I. The website advertised…read morea labyrinth, tearoom, and garden. When we arrived, there were a couple of people there buying plants, so we walked over to the labyrinth - it was overgrown with weeds. I looked for the tearoom and found a patio area with old slightly rusted chairs and a table or two. We gave up on this and walked around to look at some of the plants. We stayed about 10 minutes and left. Not worth the time.

Big shows like Marcia Ball or Mr. Hand play the outdoor area often but the open- mics are fun. It…read moreis not too crowded and Patty Finney who hosted the one I saw on 7/26 is not only an old friend but a talented songwriter musician dating back to the open-mic days at the Austin Outhouse and others in the mid 80's. The place reflects the small-town feel of Manor, Texas just a short driv e out of Austin's bustling scene. I would like to encourage any musician interested in performing for an appreciative audience to attend one of The Oaks open-mics.

A friend and I decided to join a CSA last Spring, and spent some time researching the different…read morefarms in the Austin area. We selected Green Gate because of the location (its one of the few farms actually IN Austin city limits), the variety of produce they offered, and the overall value. Every Saturday morning, we would take the short drive to the farm to get our fresh veggies. Some other CSA's have your veggies all bagged up for you ready to go. Green Gate does it a little differently, and we like their way much better. For CSA members, there is a chalkboard listing what is in the weekly share (i.e. 2 heads of broccoli, a bag of green beans, 1 head of each variety of lettuce, etc...) and then like at the farmer's market, you get to select your own. They also have a farm stand for non-CSA members or in case you need an extra squash (but trust me, you will never need an extra squash!), some eggs, fresh meat, flowers, or a tomato plant, you can pick that up there and skip the grocery store altogether. We really enjoyed our bounty and discovered some new veggies (hooray for kohlrabi!). We are eagerly awaiting the first Fall harvest. But be forewarned-you get a LOT of veggies and things could get ugly. Between my friend and me, we were feeding 2 two-member households. The veggies had no shame, and why should they? They were fresh, young, delectable. They took over my refrigerator and ganged up to intimidate my other food. Tortillas were hiding in the back, trying to go unnoticed. Yogurt was cowering behind Salsa, while Salsa was just trying to blend in. I found non organic store-bought Carrots withered and dead in the deli drawer. It appears to have been a suicide, but that was the last straw for the older inhabitants of my fridge. I could tell they were planning something big. After the Carrots incident I had to start giving away my excess veggies before there was a Mutiny on the Bounty.

Great local farm to buy your veggies from... NOT organic but similar:…read more(Certified Naturally Grown -- no pesticides, herbicides, synthetic fertilizers) http://web.mac.com/flynnpub/iWeb/Site/CNGinfo.html I've found that their prices are a LOT lower than some other farms closer to downtown (which makes sense, as their land is more expensive)... Current (Fall '08) Farm Store Hours: Fridays: Noon-2, 4-7 Saturdays: 10-2 They also offer CSA memberships.