Big Texas Niagara

I came to Big Texas on a bachelorette trip, and it was definitely a memorable party stop. For $10, you get a ticket to ride the mechanical bull as many times as you want—perfect for a night out with friends. It’s a fun, lively atmosphere with live music, an outdoor area, and (thankfully) bathroom lines that weren’t too long. We had plenty to drink, so I can’t remember every detail, but I do remember liking that the shots came in little tubes—it reminded me of Miss Congeniality, which made us all laugh. My friends and I had a great time overall. One note of caution: my friend did injure herself while getting on the bull, so just be mindful that it can be risky. Otherwise, it’s a solid spot if you’re looking for a fun night out.

This establishment is absolutely unacceptable. The security staff they’ve hired are the worst of the worst—completely unprofessional and lacking basic human decency. Having grown up in a small town, I’ve witnessed racism firsthand, but the blatant discrimination here is beyond anything I’ve experienced. If you’re a person of color, do yourself a favor and take your business elsewhere. No one should have to endure this kind of treatment. I've posted pictures of two of these individuals, but there’s a third one I couldn’t get a photo of. Be cautious—these guys seem to be on a power trip, for reasons only God knows. A question for the owner: Do these guys actually receive security training, or do they just throw on a sweater that says "security" and call it a day?

First time at this bar and I had a really great time with my friends! Plenty of space to move around near the bar, stage and an outdoor area to lounge around. There’s a live band that plays country music and they were awesome. If anyone is curious about the demographic, it varies between ages 19-34. Cannot wait to go back :-)

Definitely a dive bar. Very dirty. Rank smell in lower level. Bartenders are really nice. Bull riding machine is cool. Loaded with bouncers! Cute patio! Band was playing while we were there, they were good, played a wide variety of music, which made it enjoyable. Cool things to do within the bar such as cornhole, pool tables and the bull riding machine. Run down bathrooms, water on the floor, for a $10 cover charge I expected the bathrooms and lower level to be cleaner.

I respect anyone taking time out of their day to read this Thank you What happened to me at Big Texas Niagara was humiliating, and I still haven’t gotten the respect or answers I deserve. I’ve been a loyal customer at Big Texas Niagara. I went there often, spent money, brought people with me, supported the place — because I truly believed it was for everyone. But after what I’ve recently experienced, I know that’s not the case. I was singled out — not because I did anything wrong — but because of how I looked. A female supervisor and a male security guard have been targeting me. I found out from a friend that they were talking behind my back, calling me “ghetto” and saying they didn’t like my Jordan sneakers, as if that’s a valid reason to treat someone like they’re not welcome. Let’s be real: this isn’t about shoes. It’s about judgment, discrimination, and racial profiling. They didn’t say it to my face, which somehow makes it even worse — like they knew it was wrong, but did it anyway. It made me feel ashamed and unwelcome in a place I once felt comfortable in. And I’ve done nothing to deserve it. Out of frustration and hurt, I called Big Texas hoping to speak to someone who would actually listen. The only person who truly did… was a man who works in maintenance. And let me tell you — he was genuinely kind. He didn’t dismiss me. He didn’t make excuses. He listened, and he understood. He agreed that what happened to me was wrong, and he told me that someone — supposedly the owner — would be getting back to me. That phone call meant a lot, because in that moment, I felt like he was the only one who saw how unfair this was. But sadly, I’m still waiting to hear from anyone else. Still waiting for accountability. Still waiting for someone in charge to acknowledge that this type of behavior isn’t just unacceptable — it’s harmful. It hurts that a place I supported for so long would treat me like this over how I dress — over assumptions about who I am. If you wear Jordans, if you dress “street,” if you don’t fit their idea of what’s “acceptable,” you’re judged. Silently excluded. Labeled as someone who doesn’t belong. That’s not just poor customer service. That’s discrimination. If you care about respect, inclusion, and being treated with basic human decency — think twice before spending your money here. Because until they address how they’re treating people based on appearance, and until they start listening to the people they’ve hurt, this place doesn’t deserve the support of the very community they’re pushing out. Big Texas Niagara — I’m still waiting. Update i got a call back after filing a complaint and the lady who called me back was one of the people who was targeting me , and not sure if the conflict will ever get resolved because they keep making up excuses why i am not allowed. simple discrimination and everyone around me sees how sad it was