Houston

So there I was at the bar with my bros dog thirsty and dying to do some to stepping. The place was so packed the parking lot was literally like a Toby Keith concert. We finally got in and no crap Toby Keith was literally in there. Think hes a rap artist or something. So we went to the bar and it was literally like a job at a black friday best buy sell trying to grab drinks. We thought there was no way we would get served. Then drinks started appearing in our hands exactly what we wanted magically. Jennifer Retzloff the bartender of bartenders was literally using her telekinesis to read our minds at exactly what we wanted to drink. Our drinks were out within about 30 seconds for all 20 of us, ordering different drinks, paying with different forms. Jennifer Retzloff then told our group the entire history of Whiskey River and how it was established by Sam Houston in the 1800s and how Santa Ana tried to overtake it after the Alamo. Making the Santa Ana Sangria one of there most popular drinks at the time and still to this day at Whiskey River. One of the best nights we had at the best Texas country bar ever with the best Texas country bartender Jennifer Retzloff.

I wish I knew her name, but I wanted to give a shout-out to our waitress from Sunday early evening 11/30/2016. We were a large group (10) and had quite an assortment of orders. I ordered from the vegetarian menu. Our waitress noticed that I was taking some of our shared platter of nachos and came over to tell me that the beans in that had been cooked with meat. I do eat some meat so that was not a problem for me, but I certainly appreciate her alertness and consideration.

Looking for baseball players for fall season. Players will need to be aged 16+. Games will be played on Sunday's in Houston area. Taking all skill levels for now. Need the roster filled. Season starts sometime after August. Fees should be under $50. Not including uniforms.

I had not stayed in this hotel since 1981 when I actually lived in Houston I have been here for numerous events in the past and this is my first time back after all these years. The customer service is absolutely world class from the person sweeping the floor to the management staff. I was here as a cancer patient and a guest of Pfizer for their convention and I was treated like a queen not only by Pfizer but by the Hyatt staff as well. You should be very proud of yourselves for what a wonderful caring if not loving stuff they all seem to be proud of working for the Hyatt.

I found my assigned room on their Concierge Floor very well appointed. My only two minor issues was that the water pressure in shower was weak and didn't give a satisfying shower. Maybe if it's because of water saving measures that it like this, perhaps a rain shower style shower head would make it a better experience. Nowadays wifi access is a very necessary feature in all modern hotels however download bandwidth in this hotel is wanting. Staff that I encountered were friendly. The Concierge Lounge was not available over the weekend I was there and I was issued with vouchers for only 2 house poured drinks. If the Lounge was available for guests it usually is an open bar. I'm don't usually drink alcohol but do consume several soft drinks throughout the day to keep hydrated each time I pop into the Lounge but with this arrangement I'm denied this privilege.

First went there when I was 7 and about to be 41 now. Still love this place just as much. Makes me feel like a boy again. It's complete Nostalgia for me. Smile the whole time I'm there. Just love this place. Suspect I always will love this place. Till I'm an old man.

My first visit, spent six hours & still need to return to see things I missed. Treated myself to a VIP tour & well worth the extra entry fee; my highlights have to be sitting at the original Apollo Mission Control desks & seeing the sunrise over Earth from the ISS... many thanks to our Tour Guides Ralph & Dave for making it feel like it was their first time too: such enthusiasm & knowledge, can't wait to come back y'all!

Discovery Green Flea at Night is pretty dang awesome! Both chill & very lively music--throughout the evening, with multiple live bands and even orchestras. Several vendors, with a wide variety of things--including brand new as well as many handcrafted but still hip & fresh artisan items. One of my favorite vendors is a couple of booths called Fond Memories--they always have a large variety of interesting items--ranging from vintage, antique to new toys and clothing sometimes even. The finds there are always unique and quality. You just never know what you're gonna come upon, but always some sort of cool treasure! Long story short--the Night Flea is definitely worth checking out!

Beautiful place. Not one image does the garden justice. Must see with your own eyes. Great for picnic, date night or walk after a good run. This place screams outside cafe. Whatever feelings Starbucks gives you inside is how this place makes you feel outside.

First went there when I was 7 and about to be 41 now. Still love this place just as much. Makes me feel like a boy again. It's complete Nostalgia for me. Smile the whole time I'm there. Just love this place. Suspect I always will love this place. Till I'm an old man.

Me and my boyfriend went last Thursday and the experience was pretty freaking awesome. The environment was nice and peaceful and educational. The guards/associates were friendly and super helpful.. It was very calm and relaxed the whole time. It was also very clean and organized. Even when it's closing time they kind of let you finish enjoying what you're viewing instead of rushing you out immediately. I would definitely go back. It's a great place. :)

I love it. It has everything what you need for shopping, entertainment, indoor/outdoor restaurants, a outdoor place for kids to play on a ground (just the grass, no playground equipment) and a big outdoor screen once a month a free movie to watch (mostly new movies). I live 2 miles from the Mall and of course is the best and most convenient to go out there. Lots of parking lot and zero crime zone.

So there I was at the bar with my bros dog thirsty and dying to do some to stepping. The place was so packed the parking lot was literally like a Toby Keith concert. We finally got in and no crap Toby Keith was literally in there. Think hes a rap artist or something. So we went to the bar and it was literally like a job at a black friday best buy sell trying to grab drinks. We thought there was no way we would get served. Then drinks started appearing in our hands exactly what we wanted magically. Jennifer Retzloff the bartender of bartenders was literally using her telekinesis to read our minds at exactly what we wanted to drink. Our drinks were out within about 30 seconds for all 20 of us, ordering different drinks, paying with different forms. Jennifer Retzloff then told our group the entire history of Whiskey River and how it was established by Sam Houston in the 1800s and how Santa Ana tried to overtake it after the Alamo. Making the Santa Ana Sangria one of there most popular drinks at the time and still to this day at Whiskey River. One of the best nights we had at the best Texas country bar ever with the best Texas country bartender Jennifer Retzloff.

I've been hanging out at stampede for a long time. Staff is like family, concerts are the best, meet and greets are amazing, and even when its jam packed, you can still dance without bumping into everyone. Celebrated my bday there for the past 3 years and every year gets better. Thank you stampede. Looking forward to Clay Walker, thank you for the birthday tickets!