First timer at Chicken n' pickle tonight. This location is more about pickleball than it is about…read morethe food. Really great facility and the ambience is fun! We came Saturday night (10 - midnight) and reserved the indoor court via the website. We initially reserved an hour and had so much fun that we stayed for two. We were a party of six - mix of older and young adults and teenagers. Facility provides paddles and balls at extra cost, however you can bring your own if have them. The courts were all full and it didn't feel overcrowded; it's spacious. Music selection and volume was great and the temp in the facility is just right. You can work up a sweat and it's not hot inside. They also have water available in coolers and refill stations at no additional cost. The outdoor area is cool with lounge chairs, turf grass, covered outdoor courts, bean bag games, and oversized games like jenga and connect 4. However, like the prior reviews, the food is mediocre. We ordered the cheeseburger with fries, fried pickles, and two specialty drinks. Staff was friendly and refunded a non alcoholic beverage that someone in my party didn't like without hassle. I will definitely come back. Cool spot to bring family from out of town especially if the group is looking for an activity.

I cannot believe this is my first time coming here…read more Atmosphere/Ambiance - 5/5 - This area is very close to the Hub, where I think most people up north know that area. This place has 2 open area courts and then a few that are covered (in a building). It has a large play area for the kids, and also have plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor. Staff - 5/5 - Very Friendly. They explained the process regarding both Pickleball court reservations and the main reason why we were there (V day event). Food/Drink - We came on Sunday, which is their Sunday brunch $26 from 10 am - 2 pm). We had the following (at the buffet): - The kid's 'table' had cheese pizza and HUGE tenders. Both were great. - Mini Salmon Avocado Toast - 5/5 - These get refilled, but go by fast. - Omelet station - Plenty of toppings to choose from. - Smoked Salmon - 5/5 - This is where you get your money's worth. - Waffles - Great for the kids. - There are additional stations in the back that had scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, fruits and pastries (along with ice cream) Last but not least, they have $1 mimosas. However, you must purchase the buffet before indulging. Overall, this place has everything from pickleball to great food and drinks. Will definitely be back.

Had such a great experience at The Picklr in McKinney during a recent trip back to Texas with my…read morefamily! We made some very last-minute plans to play pickleball together, and the reservation process was super easy and smooth. The facility was clean, updated, and very organized. We were able to rent paddles for $10 each, and they also provided balls for us. Since we had a big family group, we really appreciated being given a court near the lounge area...such a thoughtful touch! The staff was incredibly sweet and helpful, especially with walking us through the app check-in process. I also loved that they have storage areas and showers available as well. Overall, such a fun and welcoming indoor pickleball spot. Highly recommend if you're in the McKinney, Frisco, or Prosper area!

when we reserved open play 24 hours before, and they canceled open play when we went to play. It is…read morethe worst location.

Courts are maintained well. Always enjoy my time here. Be sure to pre-book! Staff are helpful and…read morethey always have good deals on equipment/shoes.

Great place to play Pickleball. I didn't pay for the 1.5 hours but I believe it was less than $15…read more The facility is really clean with an ice machine, water fountain, and snacks for purchase. The indoor restrooms are clean so that's always a plus. Note that the courts barely have breathing room so try to play well and keep your balls in your court. Haha. Good luck with that! We were there on a Sunday night and it was packed! Make sure to reserve your courts.

I've been around basketball my whole life and this is one of the most elite training programs and…read morefacilities for kids I have seen. The coaches are top notch, the facilities are very well set up. The parent room has big screen set up so you can watch your kiddo practice While still providing seating and tables to work or read or whatever you would choose to do with your time. It's not cheap, but it's worth it.

This place is the best basketball practice u could go to would defo recommend they taught me a lot…read moreof things and the coaches are cool.

Who needs a country club? Yes there are always hot MILFS in short tennis skirts and lifeguards out…read moreat the pool that you probably want to give you mouth to mouth. Then again there are the Spaldings and over-tanned baggy golf shirt wearing douchebags all throughout. A sprinkling of snotty nosed 11 year olds who can probably run your ass all over the tennis court and look down at you because they get carpooled around in a Cayenne which is their maid's car. Oh, and the initiation fees. Yeah I'm probably bitching about the jerk-offs for the simple reason that I don't have a spare $150K or whatever to join their club. So if you are like me and appreciate a sporting tennis match now and again, GTC has you covered for minimal financial damage and a break from the country club routine. The courts are well surfaced and maintained. Lighting is fine. The pro's are laid back and good at what they do. The setting is pretty and pastoral with trees and parks around you and not much in the way of noise pollution. Tennis drills are fantastic out here. They run usually Monday through Wednesday from 7-8:30, Saturdays at 10:30 and Sundays at 4:30. Call ahead to make sure before you go. There are a lot of good players and some beginners and everyone I've met is cool. If USTA leagues are your game of choice, several teams are based out of here including men's teams coached by John Sisk who regularly make the playoffs and push deep into the Sectional State Championships in many cases, with a few runs to the Nationals as well. There are also some mixed dubs teams playing here with Eric Gordon running a team for the last several years. If you are a ringer or have some friends who play, you should come on out and check it out. And although the neighborhood around the tennis complex gets sketchy quickly, know that you can pick up some of the best pupusas around with a 5 minute drive after your match.

Dated facility, one instructor named Mauricio is very condescending, also a a unfriendly staff…read morenamed Ali. Dropped off a racket and they messed up twice, labor comp'ed but wasted my strings. Tried to like this place but many better options out there.