So we all know now how great golf can be at Onion Creek. With such great practice facilities here…read morein the South Austin/Buda area And the great care that goes into taking care of the course I always leave happy even when I don't play like I wanted too! Also want to complement the Kitchen on a wonderful Mother's Day brunch. Everyone at our table found something to Rave about. From the Mahi-mahi with mango chutney( my favorite ) Cordon Blue Chicken (excellent flavor with tender chicken) Loved the selection of seafood appetizers from Salmon Gravlax(only complaint didn't see the dill sauce) to Jamaican Jerk Tuna and poached shrimp. They Alway do breakfast well here,it is always a tuff decision not to do breakfast. Service was excellent as always. Just enough attention to keep glasses full and plates cleared. Made for a happy wife today. Good Job Onion Creek!

Fore! Extremely…read morecrowded. Tee times are booked in advance by members that have been at the club the longest. So the 7 day tee times window does not work because those tee times have been reserved months in advance. Morning play is 95% full everyday. Afternoons when it's warmer out there are some tee times. Over 900 members. The driving range is in horrendous condition. The grass is very bad, the mats are beat and should be replaced asap. The balls are absolutely beat. The club needs some serious TLC. There is potential but that would require significant changes in thinking, strategy and funds allocation.

Gorgeous mini-golf course! The family had a blast. The WW2 theme is fun, educational, and the…read moremuseum is filled with items from neighbors in the community. Our kid wants to have her birthday party there and my wife's office is looking to plan an event especially with the mini disc golf course. The new bar/indoor dining is family friendly and there's a new food truck with DOLE WHIP, sandwiches, fries, burgers, and Mediterranean food.

My family and I decided to go play mini golf at the Memorial minigolf and museum. We went on a…read moreMonday at around 2:00 pm. Luckily the weather was in the 70s which was really nice for a January day. We drove up and parked easily. We then went to pay the rate for 4 adults, got our clubs, chose our golf balls, and we were off. There were a few people there with families on the course but we basically had the course to ourselves. It was a course with a practice spot and then 18 holes to play. It was very informative and fun. There were stands at each hole with a set of photos and historical information. Plus the actual course had slight slopes, and a few fun obstacles. After golfing we went inside the small museum. There were several artifacts and some historical information to look at and read about. On a side note they have two bathrooms with soap and running water which is a positive. Overall it was a fun afternoon on a nice day. The mini golf course is fun and informative. The museum is small and interesting. If you like history and mini golf this would be a good place to visit and play on a nice day.

It an OK gathering spot, shuttle spot, band rehearsal spot and a farmer's market off to one side…read more It is kind of an old-school place and I have always found the attendants and security quite friendly. Many different matches are also held here and sometimes it is fun just to come into the parking area and watch things like choreography being practiced. No real complaints and it is nice that it is open air.

I find this stadium to be an alarming aehh. I saw this stadium from the highway more times than I…read morecan remember and when I got the chance to go to the Bowie High School Homecoming game I thought, dang this will be cool to check out. Turns out it was underwhelming. I mean, come on its a stadium, its got the scoreboard, the field, the seats etc. I was just expecting a little more I guess. I think that this place has fallen a little into disrepair over the years. Mostly when walking in you can see that the chain link fences are pretty bad. Patch work is here and there but its kinda leaning and torn up. The stadium entrance is also very lack luster. It was pretty much just some words painted the side of a cinderblock building that looked a little dirty. They had two sides but were only using one and it was a little bottle necky. Being from a big city with lots of tax dollars I expected more. My little town in Kerrville has a WAY better stadium than this one which really surprised me. Also, they may not be set up to take debit there, because everything was cash, which was super annoying.

Beautiful wedding venue! The bridal suite was incredible and every inch of the property was just…read moremagical!!

When my husband and I first drove up to The Winfield Inn, we immediately fell in love with the…read morecharm and uniqueness that the property offers. After touring the property with the owner, we decided this was the special place we wanted to tie the knot, so we quickly signed the paperwork and sent our deposit to secure our Friday wedding date. Initially, I felt very confident in the owner, Leslie, and was extremely excited to be working with him. That all changed in the few months leading up to our wedding date. My husband and I discussed with Leslie in person, on two separate occasions and once via email, about us staying the Thursday night before our wedding and having our bridal party stay in the various beds/bedrooms on the property. When Leslie called us the week before our wedding to finalize everything, he claimed that he had no idea we were having other people come and stay and proceeded to tell me it was "a misunderstanding on your part" and that he would require not only an extra one thousand dollars, but that the cottage, that was set to house half of our party, did not have running hot water. We were left to scramble at the last minute to find a new place for our family. Fast forward to the Thursday before our wedding: we get there after the 3pm check in time to start setting up and decorating, and the pavilion is a wreck. The ceiling and walls were caked in dirt, there were leaves and dirt all over the floor and the tables were not set up, as per our contract. We did not complain, just grabbed the broom and swept and set the tables up ourselves. The next day, we were left scrambling for trash bags (per our contract, the venue supplied trash bags), there were strings of lights that were out, and there was a dead bird in the pavilion. As the evening went on, the owner Leslie, showed up towards the last few hours of our reception and proceeded to bombard our day of coordinator with questions about trash clean up and haul off, after we had already informed him that we hired people to take care of everything. We did not notice until a few days later, that Leslie had sent my husband an email on the night of our wedding stating that we should "go ahead and send him $250 for clean up." It did not end there. A week later, my husband reached out to Jack, the property manager, to ask about a few missing items we thought might have been left on the property. Jack then informed us that one of our guests had popped a balloon with confetti in it, in the grass, in which he stated we should "bring a vacuum" to clean it up. Once my husband confronted him with the various issues we had that previous week at our wedding, Jack quickly turned the blame to the owner saying that "Leslie is in over his head at times." The amount of unprofessionalism shown by these two men was, and still is, extremely disappointing. The owner was clearly unorganized and would frequently confuse me with the Saturday bride. My husband and I were questioned on whether we made our deposit and final payment the week before our wedding and requested receipts. I found out a few weeks after my wedding, that the owner was trying to blame me, as the bride, for the lack of basic housekeeping for his business (bedsheets changed, beds made, toilets scrubbed, floors swept and mopped). It has taken me a few months to write this review because every time I thought about my wedding, it would bring negative reminders of the unnecessary stress and issues that were added by the venue. I am now able to focus on the only positive, which is marrying my husband. The Winfield Inn is an extremely unique and gorgeous property, but the owner and property manager, in my opinion, are not worth the money, or stress. Until the owner hires someone to take over management, I will not be recommending this venue to anyone in the near future.

I hosted my Big Lebowski themed birthday party at Saengerrunde's bowling alley and it was…read moreINCREDIBLE! Six private lanes of bowling, complete with shoes and bowling balls. There was also seating for probably 35 people inside and a massive private rooftop deck with plenty of seating and ambient lighting. Perfection! Working with Brent from start to end was so easy that I thought I had to be missing something. Turns out I was not missing anything; he just never over complicated it! Thank you, Brent! We were allowed access all day but because the aesthetic of the place was perfect for our theme, we didn't need it until about 2 hours before go time. There's a full kitchen and an ice machine so that added to the ease. You can provide your own food and booze, hire a caterer, or utilize the offerings at Sholz Garten (attached). I had a friend do my food, brought my own booze, and hired the other bowling alley operator to bartend (he is TABC certified). In addition to the bartender, I also had to pay for a bowling alley operator (Brent), which makes a lot of sense. The machines are relics and need some professional tending to. That being said, we had zero hold ups to our throwing rocks! We even got a little tour of how these ancient machines work :) Upon the completion of my party, both the bartender and operator hopped to helping us clean. They handled trash and basically all cleaning. We just had to get our stuff out of there. So easy! I'm now searching for another reason to host something here. It's affordable, centrally located, unique, and EASY! Thanks Saengerrunde and Brent!

Oh my goodness, where do I even begin?…read more Reagan, the coordinator for this venue, rocks! I sent Reagan an email last year when I started looking at Austin venues to get married at. Lots of places where people could gather, be merry and have fun! This isn't really your typical wedding venue, but with so much history behind the place and many renovation projects undertaken, it's so charming that I can see why others have used this space!! I sent Reagan the date I wanted, she mentioned the Halle would be $2000 for Fridays and Saturdays. We wanted a Saturday so we paid for only that day. Reagan sent over the contract, we placed a credit card on file as our deposit to secure the date and all was swell!!! The week before our wedding event was to take place, we met up, handed Reagan the check, she went over details as to how to access the venue, was so chill that even though we did not have the space rented Friday, that we could have our stuff there to decorate the day before. I cannot tell you how many Austin venues I had to reach out to that were so pricy and had so many things adding up and it was just so refreshing to have her help us through this. We spent Friday decorating the hall, so many Christmas lights hung. I remember asking Reagan if we needed to bring our own command hooks but she was like we're totally covered on that. If you rent the Halle and also want to use Christmas lights, I'll let you know that she's totally serious. We didn't need a single hook that wasn't already in there. Hidden outlets everywhere everything was already good to go and in place. We had some ladders behind the stage that a maintenance guy fixing the bowling alley spilled the beans was hiding behind there as we brought our own ladder but it wasn't high enough for some of the ceiling areas. As a bride, I got ready behind the Halle Area and in the bowling alley. Even though we didn't pay for that area, Reagan, totally helped out in letting us get ready behind there to help make everything easier for things to come together so we could make our grand entrance through to walk to the stage through those doors. If you're choosing to use this venue, I can't highly recommend Reagan as she's also a mini event planner who's seen lots and can give tips, especially if you use the catering crew as Scholz Garten next door who knows the Halle just as well and makes your life a whole lot easier! We decorated, took the trash out, and left everything as we found it and it was all so easy! A bride on a budget, with friends and family to help set up and take down for a fun day together and we were all good to go! I highly recommend working with Reagan in using this wonderful Halle, so much history, beauty and Austiny enough! Love!! PS. You can BYOB! We had tons of alcohol at our wedding to make sure we'd have an open bar without breaking the bank partying and you do not need a TABC bartender to serve but we had one so we had someone professional making those fun drinks. No open flames, real candles, things that can burn the place down. For good reason, this place is old and we wanna keep it alive. We had sparklers we lit outside on the sidewalk and did our send-off, gorgeous and quiet on 4th of July evening. Perfection.

This is a lovely space tucked away in South Austin. We held a day long staff retreat for 17 people,…read morewith a potluck lunch. The grounds and buildings are well taken care of, and there were plenty of tables and chairs to accommodate our activities. The space is comfortable and casual. Bonus is there is a stovetop(no oven or toaster oven though) coffee makers, microwave and sink inside. Bethany was so welcoming and helpful. Highly recommend for teams looking to get out of the office for a day to brainstorm and plan. We didn't use the cabins on site, but they are available for overnight stays and seem just as cozy as the main house.

This venue was fantastic for our weekend retreat needs. The Buddha Hall was plenty of space for our…read moregroup. Nice and open with plenty of room for us to move around. The owners were very communicative, and easy to reach when we had questions. We'd use this space again!

My family hosted a Quinceañera at this location and it was everything we could ask for. The…read morelocation seems far however if you're familiar with the area it is not terrible. The Garden Hall offers both indoor and outdoor and are able to accommodate the weather as needed. If you consider this location you will have a projector screen available along with an area designated for a DJ. Also, there are plenty of restrooms to accommodate your guests. I do recommend you ensure what will be expected as far as weather, location and amount of people. I recommend informing the staff of what you require beforehand so they may accommodate your needs. The staff is friendly and we experienced no issues in resolving any last minute needs. If you have any questions I do not mind if you inquire any with me personally.

The venue was amazing and Pam was awesome! Pam made everything go so much smoother with all her…read morehelp. The price was a great value as it came with tables, chairs, & etc. that other venues wanted to charge us more to rent. The venue even provided a bartender and an off duty police officer for security at no extra cost! We would definitely recommend getting married here or hosting any other event!

One of THE nicest places I've ever been to for a wedding. I was very impressed with the venue and…read morecouldn't believe it's right there in the middle of nowhereland.

If you are planning an event you owe it to yourself to atleast visit this slice of Heaven!…read more The Ronald McDonald House charity is holding their annual Bandanna Ball here in March and we recently met to discuss details. I was overwhelmed by the beautiful landscape and and comforted by the welcoming atmosphere they created. The owners are the type of people that make you want to be a better person.