Grapevine Towne Center — Attraction in Grapevine

Even though we live several miles from this park, my pups and I chose to visit this site fairly regularly. We actually prefer to walk the paths that run through and around the facility. As us typical for these excursions it is not uncommon for one or several of my pups to relieve themselves while we are there. I am always respectful and prepared to pickup any droppings that may occur. Unfortunately, and after multiple, and when I say multiple I am talking about at least a half a dozen times, with multiple agents of the park system, I have requested additional trash cans, or at least one, stationed near the middle parking lot to have a place to respectfully discard the bag of droppings. Each time I am assured the matter would be addressed with management but here we are over a year later and still no trash can. There is a new picnic table but still no trash can. There used to be an old 55 gallon drum that was used for trash prior to all the upgrades and changes. But not that ever has been completed that trash can has been removed. As a frequent patron of your facility I humbly ask that a trash can be placed near the middle parking lot for those who need to discard are picked up droppings. Please!...

I don’t know about you but I don’t like when I buy new clothes and the cashier just balls up my clothing then throws them in the bag. I asked the cashier to not ball up my things and she told me that “this is NOT MACY’s and if You wanted to have special treatment than You need to stop shopping and discount stores.” I like Ross because they have great prices on something’s, but there customer service sucks. Every time I go I make sure to fold my own things. So if I’m buying a gift for someone it won’t look like I got it out of the garbage. I don’t understand the disrespectful service when it’s my money I’m spending. The cashier gets paid to provide a service. I didn’t make them choose...

We were in Arlington for a family gathering. We stayed at the Crystal Gateway Marriott. This place was in the underground shopping center basically under the hotel. The food was pretty good, but it was definitely different than what I am used to living (grudgingly) in Texas. For example, the chili relleno had no breading. The masa dough of the tamale was more expanded and much fluffier than what I expect. And the "ranchero" sauce had a sweetness that was different than what I expect. If you're "religious" about your Tex-Mex, I don't think you'd be happy here. If you don't have those expectations, then this place is worth...