Ischua Valley Country Club — Restaurant in Town of Farmersville

Had my daughters birthday party here, I thought it was a good deal two lanes two pizzas and two pictures of soda for $100 and two hours we booked from 12 to 2 she was eight years old and had a ton of friends and family there the pizza came out burnt And the cook couldn’t apologize enough it was the first time they had use that crust so they were trying to figure out timing, I totally got it so they had their timing right he remade them for free no problem the problem is the pizzas came out late To begin with so we ended up having to do cake and people ate pizza when it came out, and they were very small not a regular pizza, that threw a party off about 20 minutes so we tried picking up from the party as my daughter opened her gifts and I asked if they wanted me to vacuum because the small children made a mess I was told no we have a party coming in so I asked at what time, 2 o’clock so I paid for a party for 2 hours but was getting shoved out the door before 2, I paid for 2 hours I should get 2 hours. The kids had a blast and people were friendly for the most part but they really need to give even half an hour for clean up. We ended up in the parking lot waiting for kids to be picked up and such that was a major...

My grandfather Carlisle Phillips (who has since passed away) built this entire golf course using a single bulldozer. It's such a beautiful place. Great course, great people, great prices, and great memories. The funny thing is, is that despite me living over 1000 miles away, way down in Alabama, each and every time that I get to visit our golf course, can only be described as feeling like I'm "coming home". Maybe you can feel the same way too! But there's only one way to find out. I guess of I had to sum it up in one sentence, I would describe it as: "18 holes of the greenest grass and gentle winds and the freshest air." Rest in peace, grandpa! I miss you so much and can't wait to see you...

The golf course was only in okay shape. The greens were nice but the tee boxes for women were uneven and the grass was long. If you miss a fairway watch out because you were either in water in mud or in very long grass. We also followed a group of women who were learning to play, but also doing a lot of goofing around. It took us almost a half hour at one point to complete a par 5 hole. This was definitely a place more used to locals. However, the bowling alley they have there was nice. We also had a snack and drinks. The waiter was friendly and we didn't wait long for the food. We didn't order anything special so there is nothing really to report there. It was bar food and...