I had an amazing experience visiting AT&T Stadium for the Dallas Cowboys VIP tour. Our guide, Todd, was excellent. He was very knowledgeable, engaging, and made the tour truly enjoyable. It was incredible getting behind-the-scenes access and seeing the different parts of the stadium up close. From the locker rooms to the field and all the unique details in between, the tour gave me a whole new appreciation for the stadium. Highly recommend this tour if you want to really experience the home of the Cowboys!

We had a really fun time at the game. We had club member seats and did a pretty game Stadium tour which was really interesting. The staff was nice and professional. However a lot of people can't give you directions. They want you to use the map on the app, which is pretty sad. The brisket macaroni and cheese was so good! Highly recommend that. The club member area was really nice, quite, and not very crowded so that was pleasant. I was in a wheelchair, we were supposed to get a handicap chair, and the rep we worked with to get the tickets/tour at the stadium got 4 seats together in a non wheelchair available row. But the attendant seating us was really great and showed us how we can exchange our tickets for a wheelchair seat. Luckily they ended up being next to each other, just separated by the row of stairs so we were all still together. The elevators get really crowded when leaving so if you have a chance get on it no matter which direction it's going. It will eventually go your direction but it's better to get on. Directions around were clear, and people were nice. Overall a pretty fun experience.

I attended a Dallas Cowboys Monday Night Football game in early November, and although the Cowboys didn’t win, the entire experience was absolutely unforgettable. From start to finish, AT&T Stadium lived up to its reputation as one of the most impressive sports venues in the country. I arrived early to soak in the pregame atmosphere at the Miller Lite House, located right outside the stadium gates. The setup was incredible — an open area with a full-size replica Cowboys field, surrounded by bars, food vendors, and fans everywhere. There were plenty of options for drinks, whether you wanted a cold beer, a mixed drink, or something nonalcoholic. Food choices were plentiful and looked great. The Cowboys mascot was out on the field taking photos and interacting with fans, and the live band performing filled the space with music that gave the area the energy of a concert. The crowd was lively, excited, and full of team spirit. The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders even performed a pre-game show that had everyone cheering before kickoff. The whole scene was electric and made the buildup to the game just as fun as the game itself. Once I headed inside, I was lucky enough to have club-level seats, which provided an upscale and comfortable experience. The club area had a sleek, high-end look with stylish decor and an open layout. There were several bars and food stations, including a BBQ spot that felt more like a restaurant than a concession stand. You could actually watch the chefs preparing your food right in front of you, which was a nice touch. The seats themselves were padded, spacious, and offered a great view of the field. But it’s almost impossible not to be mesmerized by the massive HD video board hanging above the field — it’s truly something you have to see in person to appreciate. The atmosphere inside the stadium was beyond anything I’ve experienced at a sporting event. Every detail, from the lighting to the sound system, made the game feel larger than life. The fans were passionate and loud but also welcoming to visiting supporters. As a lifelong Cowboys fan from out of state attending my first game at AT&T Stadium, it was an emotional experience seeing the team take the field in person. One of the most memorable parts of the night was the patriotic display throughout the event. Before kickoff, a massive American flag covered the entire field during the national anthem, followed by President George W. Bush conducting the coin toss. During halftime, Medal of Honor recipients were honored, and country music legend Lee Greenwood performed I’m Proud to Be an American live. The level of pride and respect shown for our country was powerful and gave me chills. Even though the final score wasn’t in our favor, the night was everything I hoped it would be and more. AT&T Stadium isn’t just a football venue — it’s an experience that combines entertainment, tradition, and pride in a way few places can. Whether you’re a lifelong Cowboys fan or just a football lover, this is a must-visit stadium that delivers an unforgettable game-day atmosphere.

Im not a cowboys fan but got free club tickets from a friend. The stadium is very nice and modern. The seats were comfortable. I expected food and drinks to be more than expensive but they were reasonable for ball park pricing. I enjoyed the salute to service and seeing the American Flag that covers the entire field. Overall a great experience.

Came in from out of town. Highly recommend the tour before a big game so you can move around the stadium without the crowds. Learned so much about the facilities. Glad I did that. During game day make sure to check your ticket stub to see what entrance to enter from. The only level that circles all the way around is level 400. If your below that you won't be able to circle to the other side of the stadium once inside due to the private suites and vip sections. During game day get their early and enjoy the Miller Life outdoor party.

Love love love! It's been a dream of mine to see cowboys play in their own field and I made it! We also went to the rally day day before the game and took the tour. So so nice. Lots of information. Lots to see behind the scenes. Our tour guide was ples and Tameka (I think that's her name). Wonderful ladies. Very informative and helpful. I was in a scooter and they made it easy to accommodate me needs. Only issue is there was no food to purchase. Only liquor and maybe water. Upon talking to someone they think it was due to the game being Monday night football. So just be aware that could be a possibility. They did say they usually have food for sale.

Love going to cowboys games and concerts here! Facility is really nice and clean, we were season pass holders and the private section for our seats was nothing short of incredible. Food is priced about as high as you would expect from concessions, but there is a huge variety. If you are considering purchasing for an event it’s definitely worth the expense. Highly recommend purchasing parking in advance.

We recently hosted an Alumni Reception at Texas Live!, and I can’t say enough good things about the experience. From start to finish, Victoria and her team were outstanding, professional, responsive, and truly invested in making our event special. Even though our crowd was smaller, it felt like a major celebration thanks to their attention to detail, flawless setup, and genuine hospitality. Everything ran smoothly, and our guests couldn’t stop talking about how wonderful the space and staff were. Highly recommend Texas Live! and especially Victoria Lennox for any event, large or small. She’s simply the best!

Came out to see Ethan Pacheco live. Had a wonderful time. We sat indoors but there is also an outdoor patio with plenty of seating. Many bars with a large selection of beer and spirits. Restrooms were clean. Parking was a bit of a challenge mostly because there was a game going on, but there is plenty available. No wait for a table. Service was great.

Texas Live! is always super fun to hang at for events and other activities! I've been a few times now for various events, the most recent being the Love Island Finale watch party they were throwing at Texas Live! this past summer! It's a really open, expansive, spacious set-up inside, and also plenty outside to enjoy, including a few outdoor bars - complete with an absolutely GORGEOUS view of the Dallas Cowboys AT&T Stadium. Unlike some other venues that are similar in scope to this, the food and service always seems to be ON POINT at the various options throughout - quick, friendly, and helpful staff offering up delicious food. And yes, it's a bit pricey...but that's to be expected at a venue such as this, and they also do have some options such as weekday Happy Hours that will bring down the prices a bit. All that being said, this is a really solid venue to hang at for not just sports, but other events and activities that are held here throughout the year! I'd definitely recommend going if it has something happening you'd be interested in!

Huge TV's, great food and drinks. Tom's of options. Triva was fun. Watched the Jays advance to the world series! Pretty awesome night with coworkers. Nashville Chicken Sandwich was amazing. Nice and spicy!

Always have a great time every time I come here! Highly recommend if you want to have a good time with some drinks. Special Shout Out to Harper he attends us the best at all times, amazing service and makes the best drinks! Overall food is amazing and have fun every time. Definitely will continue to come here!

What an amazing place! If you want to watch your favorite team play, this is the place to be. They have screens EVERYWHERE but the massive TV in the middle of the building is a show stopper! The energy is high, the vibes are unmatched and there are endless amounts of food options. Get there early to secure a good spot!

I went to a pickle festival here. It was a blast!! This venue is big enough for everyone to walk freely without knocking each other. There plenty of places to sit.

First time here was amazing. Me and my son had a great time. The UFL game was a awesome experience. The Arlington Renegades had a great game even though they lost. I can't wait to come back for more fun and a great time.

They have chair and bleachers. ❤️❤️❤️ which is very important if you’re older person and want to watch all of the games

I took my son to a UFL Football game for part of his birthday present. Before the game started we walked through Texas Live. The stadium is easy to get to, however, the Rangers had a game later that day. Traffic increased after the UFL game was over.

The most underrated stadium in Arlington, Texas. I recommend that you should come and watch a soccer game or a football game with your family. It is wonderful and the staff are great.

First Rangers game. Beautiful facility. Staff is amazing. Very clean and organized. Can’t wait to go back!

Cool that high schools can use this once great stadium. Wish it was still in good condition, it’s obviously not being taken care of at the same level.

We attended a high school playoff game here. It was a great experience. The Budewiser banner and illuminated sign were a little concerning, given UIL rules regarding allowing alcohol to be advertizrd to minors. I'm sure it isn't intentional, but with the number of high school games played here, this signage really should be taken down and or covered or simply turned off.

Globe Life Field is the 20th MLB stadium I have visited. Since it was the last game of the season, I liked that it wasn't too crowded and there weren't many spectators. I think it's great because it's an indoor stadium, so you can comfortably enjoy baseball regardless of the weather. It was also the day for the $1 hot dog promotion, so I was able to enjoy hot dogs cheaply. Notably, Citi cardholders get an additional 10% discount. I think it is a must-visit stadium for anyone who likes baseball when they visit Dallas.

Visiting Globe Life Field was a great experience. I loved how modern the stadium feels and how comfortable everything is, from the seats to the concourses. The atmosphere during the game is awesome—fans are super energetic and really make you feel the excitement. There are plenty of food and drink options for every taste, though prices are a bit high. Still, it’s totally worth it for the stadium’s energy and the fun of watching a live game with friends or family.

Beautiful ballpark. AC works at a comfortable temp when the roof is closed. A must go for baseball enthusiasts. Texas live is right next door so if you get there early you can stop by and check out that wonder as well. Paid parking is the only option so prepare to drop ~$40 depending on how close you park to the stadium. Might be worth the extra cash to buy a parking pass depending on how close it is. Stadium itself is cool, intricately designed, with a lot of memorabilia to view around the stadium. Overall a must visit for baseball conesouers and fans alike.

Had a phenomenal first Texas Rangers Game @ Globe Life experience! First view of the stadium is an overwhelming one! It's huge, we walked in from parking lot L. Walking in if you have a hard time walking, stick to the paths and sidewalk for a more even path, parking lot has a lot of hills. Getting in was easy, made sure I had appropriate clear bag, (check for all stadium rules very helpful). Scanned my mobile ticket. The staff is Amazing, so helpful and friendly, we even received a free bobblehead on the way in. Everyone answered all my questions and helped me along the way. Finding your seat is easy. There's elevators to the higher floors and food and of course drinks on all:) didn't get to hot or cold. In mid August. NO CASH ESTABLISHMENT! Everything is card, or tap. You pay stadium prices 😁 Frozen drinks were amazing, Food was good and easy to access. Mobile food ordering to your seat is most convenient. Arrived a little early, Left a little early, getting to and from the Field was easy with GPS. My son and I had an amazing time, can't wait to come back! To a game or another event, Globe Life Field is definitely something worth experiencing while in Arlington.

We enjoyed watching Chris brown perform his Breezy Bowl here. The stadium was nice and had multiple food and drink options and venues with different price ranges for all. There were multiple entrance as well. The movement after the concert was crazy with the escalator being blocked on one side. Other than that it was a good time! Seats were great and our view was good.

It has been a while since I’ve gone to a Rangers game. Last time, they were still playing at what is now know as Choctaw Stadium. The new Globe Life Field is a major upgrade from its predecessor with the retractable roof being the feature that sets it apart. You no longer need to worry about melting under the unforgiving Texas heat while cheering on the Rangers. You can put your full attention on enjoying the game with your friends and colleagues. Parking is really expensive. For official parking that’s about a 10 minute walk, you’ll need to pay $30 while parking right next to the stadium will set you back $55. If you drive a Lexus, you can go to a Lexus dealership and they’ll hook you up with a parking window decal that will allow you to park in Lot F for free!

Really nice ballpark! State of the art with plenty of great food options. Went for a day game and they had the retractable roof open. It was a great experience

Food was EXCELLENT 👌🏾👍🏾 Customer service EXCELLENT.. My wife and I had to go Friday and Sunday before we went back to the Cleveland. It was really cool that the bartender remembered us when we came back Sunday before our flight to Cleveland. He was EXCELLENT very nice friendly and hospitable. Made my wife and our visit to Texas BEAUTIFUL ❤️❤️ THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT EXPERIENCE ❤️👍🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️

This place has some of the best customer service I have encountered. We had an issue at a different bar and returned to Texas Live. I believe the bartenders name was Kristin (so sorry if that is not correct) and she welcomed us immediately and made our party feel so comfortable. Between her and Daniel they changed our night around. Being out of towners... when we are back in Arlington we will definitely return!

I think with a name like Lockhart, you set yourself up for criticism and have big shoes to fill. This is nothing like Lockhart BBQ, but it was good. The brisket was slightly dry. The sausage was really good, though! I would suggest trying the jalapeno sausage, but I cannot speak much for anything else.

Authentic bbq experience with a lively atmosphere. Had the ribs and brisket, found the brisket butter tender, but a bit greasy and needing sauce for flavor. The ribs peeled right off the bone and did not need a drop of sauce. The sides were a mixed bag; the mac'n cheese was awesome and so cheesy. The deviled eggs and slaw are a little blah, but serious props for the puckery dill pickles.

Absolutely love the bbq here! Only been here once, but the atmosphere is amazing, & the service is superb! Our bartender at the Jack Daniel’s Bar was Melinda and she was AMAZING! She mixes a damn good drink! She definitely does her job well! Thank you Texas Live for the awesome experience! We will be back!

Kristen is hands down the BEST bartender I’ve ever had! She’s not only quick and talented at making the perfect drinks every time, but she has the kind of energy that instantly makes you feel welcome. Whether she’s remembering your favorite order, offering a great recommendation, or just making you laugh, Kristen turns a regular night out into an unforgettable experience. If you’re lucky enough to have her behind the bar, you’re guaranteed great drinks, great vibes, and the best service around.

Zero bang for your money Food was average at best and nothing to write home about. Flavor of the ribs and turkey was just ok. Price was ridiculously expensive for the portions. Nearly $13 for 3 ribs and almost $13 for barely enough turkey for a sandwich. I would say next time I will ask for boneless ribs since the bone accounted for most of the weight of the meat I was supposed to get but there will not be a next time. You get more food in a McDonald's happy meal. If money is no object and you don't mind parting with it foolishly, this is the place for you. Otherwise, you can find much better BBQ much cheaper.

I've been meaning to get up here for a while. Kinda bummed with myself that I haven't done it sooner. We had an awesome experience. Big thanks to Gabby our excellent server for guiding us through an awesome taste of the incredible food this place has to offer. This is one of the few places that Arlington has to offer with an excellent fine dining experience that transports you to big city vibes. The ambiance is top notch. Let's talk about the food. I am a big foodie and as I mentioned I'm so disappointed in myself for not coming here already. Yes it's a little pricey, but the food is worth it. The fusion of Asian cuisines is unique and memorable in every way. One of those places where you just can't order something wrong. All of it is so good. Go wild get everything, ask Gabby to tell you what to get if you can't decide. You will be so happy. Thanks guys!

I was taken here by a client and had a party of 10. This was by far one of my favorite restaurants in the DFW area! The food was impeccable and the service was amazing! We had three or four servers for our party and allowed us to order as we went along in our journey. They created two omakases for us, one for sushi / sashimi / nigiri and one for our desserts at the end of the meal. They were so much fun and gave us a taste of almost everything on the menu. Cocktails and sake flights were all very good and we tried a lot of the menu. We tried all of the following and I will note the favorites of the group: Cucumber Salad (3/5) Hamachi Chili (5/5) Vegetable Tempura (4/5) Wagyu Beef Skewers (4/5) Rock Shrimp Tempura (5/5) Lobster Wontons (6/5) Whole Lobster Roasted (4/5) Australian Wagyu NT Strip (4/5) A5 Kobe Beef (7/5) Everyone loved it! Australian Wagyu Tamahawk (5/5) More beefy flavor but not as tender as the others. Orange Chicken (4/5) Soy Cowboy Omakase Platter (6/5) A taste of everything! Truffle Kanpachi Roll (5/5) Best Roll Dessert Omakase (5/5) The Banana bead pudding was amazing!

Soy Cowboy in Arlington offers a stylish atmosphere and creative presentation, but the dining experience didn’t quite match the premium pricing. I tried the wagyu gyoza, chicken yakisoba, and matcha cheesecake. The gyoza lacked flavor and the wagyu didn’t add much to elevate it. The yakisoba was good but fairly standard. The matcha cheesecake had a pleasant subtle sweetness that let the fruit stand out, but the overall balance felt off, and the neon dome with blueberry smoke felt more gimmicky than elegant. Overall, the meal seemed focused more on presentation than taste or value. For the cost, I wouldn’t recommend it.

This place is definitely ig worthy & both food & drink were great! Our server was sweet & knowledgeable. There's a taco that is literally one bite but when I tell you, that bite is EVERYTHING! Lobster wonton, sushi, ribs, both whisky cocktails, it was all good. My only complaint is parking. They make it sound like you can conveniently valet right out front but it's at the hotel a nice walk and a set of stairs outside to get to the restaurant. Then, they do truly validate but tell you the valet fee jumps to $200 at 2 hours so we were rushing to get our party parked and inside and seated and eating and drinking on a clock, not being able to control kitchen or bar or server response time. Something should be adjusted there.

A Flavorful and Stylish Experience at Soy Cowboy Soy Cowboy in Arlington is a hidden gem with modern, Asian-inspired flair, located inside the Loews Hotel. One of the best perks? Complimentary valet parking when you get your ticket validated—a small but appreciated convenience that makes the evening stress-free. The atmosphere offers something for everyone: large window seating with views of the baseball stadium and Texas Live, outdoor seating with a view for those who enjoy dining in the open air, and private rooms for a more intimate, romantic setting. Whether you’re celebrating or just out for a casual night, there’s a spot that fits the mood. We started with the ribs—fall-off-the-bone tender and rich in flavor, a must-try appetizer. The garlic edamame was okay with a slight spice, but not a standout. The fried rice was excellent, with a generous portion big enough for three or four people. The whole fried branzino (sea bass) was decent, especially with the sauce that comes with it. The tempura shrimp leaned more fried than true tempura but was still tasty. You just get the SWEET CORN - roasted miso butter, japanese 7 spice, it’s super flavorful and buttery. For sushi, the Surf & Turf Roll—A5 wagyu, prawn tempura, tamago, cucumber, and yakiniku sauce—was indulgent and flavorful. The Dragon Roll with prawn tempura, avocado, mango, snow crab, and a spicy finish was another highlight. While we’ve had slightly better sushi at Suzushii Sushi & Grill in Mansfield, Soy Cowboy still delivers satisfying rolls. The service was excellent—attentive without being overbearing—and the kids loved the creative mocktails. Overall, Soy Cowboy pairs a stylish setting with flavorful dishes, making it a great choice for a night out. We’ll definitely be back.

So I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a bit, and my wife and I went last night for our wedding anniversary, and I've got mixed reviews. It's a gorgeous restaurant but the execution was less than expected. We went with the prix-fixe menu, which I believe was the menu from Restaurant Week that's' been extended, but we also ordered off the standard menu. Here are the highlights: Food: The food was very good. Each dish was tasty, but the portions seemed smaller than what was shown on the website menu. I'm not sure if that's because we did the prix-fixe menu, or if the portions are always that small. Our waiter actually said he'd be happy to leave the menu with us in case we were still hungry and wanted to order more. That worried us, so we went ahead an ordered, on top of our 3-course meal (2 appetizers, entrees, and desserts), an extra entre which was the fried rice. Service: Our waiter was nice, but it was odd that he took our 3 course order all at once. That definitely took away from the experience, and created problems later. About 2 minutes after our appetizers were delivered, my main entre showed up...a steak with potatoes and onion rings. About 8-10 mins later we asked another waiter to call our waiter over. At that point we explained my food was brought out very early and was getting cold and we were still working on our appetizers. He was very nice to explain that the kitchen has made this mistake before, and he suggested we send the food back and have it made fresh so it wouldn't be cold when I was ready to eat it. I hate to waste food, but I also didn't like the idea of eating a cold steak, and I figured this would allow my food and my wife's food to come out at the same time. However, I was wrong. Not 1 minute after my food was taken back, my wife's food came. There was nothing to be done about this, as our appetizers were done, so she began dinner without me, with my steak showing up about 5 minutes later. What was interesting, was that we both noticed that my food portion looked much smaller on the 2nd plate than what was originally served. Maybe I should have just kept the first plate. Anyways, while the food was good, having to preorder our 3 courses, and the one entre being brought out early and not with my wife's entre, really was disappointing. At a nice restaurant, you expect a relaxed, well coordinated meal where you can enjoy the atmosphere and each course at a comfortable pace. Instead, the evening felt disjointed and rushed, which was disappointing, especially for a special occasion. If I had known the service would be like this, I probably would’ve chosen somewhere else for our anniversary. That said, the food was good and hopefully they will work out these issues for future guests. I might give it another try down the road once things are running more smoothly.

🌟 Best upscale Asian-themed restaurant in Arlington, TX! 🥢🍜 From the staff to the food, everything was 🔟 out of 🔟! We can't wait to return. It's located at the corner of the Live! by Loews Hotel, and in the center of stadiums. Parking available in the hotel's parking garage and across the street near the Texas Rangers stadium and Texas Live! (fees may apply, especially during events. 🅿️

I bought chicken taco for $11.13 they were not fresh. Meat and cheese they were out of toppings 11-21-24 feel free to contact me.

"Crispy Avocado Tacos: Tortilla crusted avocado, shredded cabbage, grilled corn, pico de gallo, and chipotle aioli." I ordered these on Saturday night. There was no cabbage, no corn, and the avocado wasn't tortilla-crusted. Each taco had one little slice of raw avocado. So it's a little bit of plain avocado, some pico, and that mayonnaise sauce/aioli on a room temperature tortilla that tastes like cardboard. Borderline inedible. They're completely mailing it in at this place--it's laughably bad.

The Al pastor tacos were very fatty. The long wait was not worth it

Our first time here, it was on our bucket list to eat at Guy Fieri's restaurant, we love his TV show Dinners, Drive,-ins and dines! The staff was extremely friendly! It didn't take long at all to order or get our food. I got the chicken fajita rajas.... Amazing! Husband, Sister and brother in law got the drunken shrimp.... Also Amazing. Perfect amount of food for a healthy person. I actually had to make myself eat all 4 tacos because I didn't want to waste any of it because it was so good!

Came to the game and saw a new stand to order for customers by the guys taco spot, wasn't really sure what to do but I ordered Al pastor with rice and beans and carne asada and was told that we don't serve rice and beans here and the computer may have made a mistake. Don't advertise what you don't have!!! Food was okay I just wish I spent my money and time elsewhere instead of dealing with computers at sports bar.

While good, the shrimp tacos were extremely small for their price. I think they use 3-4 inch shells and put 2 shrimp on each. The price would indicate I was about to receive a good sized meal but instead after spending $16 I left hungry looking for more food.

I was here on 08/07 for the Rangers game vs Marlins. Great service and the tacos came as they would promptly since it was a game day. We were aware the tacos come in 4. The tacos were delicious!

Food was just okay, went home and doctor it up...I had oysters. Everyone else sent theirs back for a different kind of sauce for the paste. Waitress was great she paid attention to our party and noticed it was some dislike without us saying anything and she made sure we left happy kudos to her. 😊

5 STARS all day long. First time customer visiting from Cali and I must say that I was very impressed with the amount of employee and customer engagement. Very energetic and young crew. Our server, Demetrius, was very knowledgeable and attentive...could not have asked for a better server. By the way, food was very delicious and the Pappadeaux Deluxe Platter will leave you speechless.

I’ve been to this location multiple times and the service has usually been top notch, but this time service was extremely slow and my appetizer actually came out five minutes before my food did. Despite the slow service, the server and the host we’re very nice and the food and drinks was delicious as always.

Our server/bartender Alexis, was great. She kept calm and was very informative as the menu kept updating in real time of what they were out of and then at the end of our service the POS system went down. She kept a smile on her face and made sure we enjoyed.

My first ever Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen in Arlington, TX experience in this afternoon , delicious food, excellent service, and festive atmosphere, Seafood so fresh and the drinks the great taste that I ever had ... so I love ❤️ Pappadeaux in Arlington Dallas..Will be back again for sure!!

Nice dining bar area. Great food tasting. Excellent bar service. Music was on point!

Had my first ever Pappadeaux experience tonight. It did not disappoint. Our server, Crystal was one of the very I've ever had. She was very attentive, kind & just an absolute delight.