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This place has great food and wonderful service. From the time we walked in and was greeted from the lady at the front door, the manager proceeded to find us a great table. Our waitress doted on us til we left. I will definitely be going back!

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This bar does not value its paying customers. The dj is to busy catering to the demands of the 18 yr old crowd to play good line dance music. I spent 2 years as a loyal patron learning the dances taught in house every week. The dj never plays them again, always reverting back to "thats my kind of night" and "the electric slide". The teenage meat market is not a money generating business. Its a put off to watch. I recommend that the owner stop trying to charge these teens for water and cover charge and just focus on creating a nice environment for the paying adults to eat, drink, and dance.

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Was there tonight and the dances seemed overly repetitive, they charge for water and don't give any sort of refills, and there is not always room for people to sit down. They definitely should re-think the whole charging for water thing- what if someone was dehydrated and puking? At that time i don't think they will want to pay 1.40 for a red solo cup full of semi cold water with a few pieces of ice. Just saying....

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Staff was unbelievably rude. My friend and I were there for the first time, and we ran into a guy we knew, who had bought drinks and offered us a water. As soon as he left, a bouncer (whose job is apparently to patrol the restaurant in search of people drinking water) came over and told us that we weren't allowed to have a glass of tap water for free and asked us who had served us water. When we explained what had happened, he called us liars. What kind of a cheapskate establishment yells at new customers and insults them over tap water? If you come here and need water, make sure you have a quarter to placate the bouncer (or to throw at him).

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My wife and I went there for the first time. I am not used to a dance hall where line dancing rules the floor. On a percent scale, 98% of the crowd line dances and it ruins the fun of dancing with a partner. The staff is wonderful and the music current, though a lack of George Strait and Kevin Fowler leave me wishing for a Texas Dance Hall. The crowd isn't rude and they do allow a little room on the outside for couples. We did try the Eagles Nest, but soon left. Not sure what to say about that place. I am sure we will return because my wife loves to dance. One good omen is that the bar carries a Texas Beer, Shiner Bock. Thumbs up. But for the owner of the bar, IT IS NOT CONSIDERED AN IMPORT!!!!