Stomping Grounds — Attraction in Houston

We tried the Stomping Grounds, and we just can't. We want to support them, but they really need a separate outdoor area for adults. All the screaming kids running past tables, climbing over the fences, and walking on tables was way too much. It was like dining at a playground with a bunch of out of control children. It's sad because the food was pretty good for the price point. But it wasn't knock your socks off good, or worth the hassle of dealing with the super loud playground environment again. It's still a dining area for restaurants, but people just won't watch or control their children here. They were even running around unsupervised inside of the restaurants. You couldn't go anywhere that didn't have running and screaming kids inside. Unfortunately we...

Its a nice place for kids but I can NOT recommend it due to the lack of security. I had my vehicle broken into and management (Bryan the leasing agent) is non-cooperative in sharing the recording of the incident with authorities. My window was broken and valuables stolen, but management has not returned calls, text or emails. This place lacks security, there is no security in sight and it desparetly needs one. If you have kids take them to a more secure place. There is plenty of parking but anyone can come in and take valuables as they please and the way its set up customers can't see their vehicles because everone is inside the playground area and vehicles are behind buildings. Definately not...

Very fun and lively place to hang out with friends or family. They appear to hold events here every now and then - there was a little farmers market and Easter bunny photo event for families while we visited, which added a really nice lively and family-friendly vibe. Parking immrdiately around the Stomping Grounds was tough due to the event, but there is ample free parking in a lot just across the street and it is very close. There's plenty of seating outside in and around the common green area, and also in some of the restaurants on location. We ate at rooster and rice, and oh my Gogi - both...