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Lewisville (/ˈljuːɪsvɪl/ LEW-iss-vil) is a city in Denton County, Texas, United States. It is a southeastern suburb of Denton. The 2000 United States Census placed the city's population at 77,737 and the 2010 Census placed it at 95,290, making it one of the fastest-growing city populations in the United States and the 33rd most populous in Texas. It occupies 36.4 square miles (94 km) of land and includes 6.07 square miles (15.7 km) of Lewisville Lake.
Restaurants in Lewisville
1. Witherspoon Distillery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By ShaylaW - Dallas,TX
The tour was very educational and fun, our group learned quite a bit on the process of Rum, Vodka, Bourbon, and Whiskey. I thought we would have more than 3 tastings but it was still a good tour. The drinks we had afterwards were very...MoreThank you, Shayla! Although we generally offer 4 tastings on the tour, if there is anything else that you'd like to sample, our bartenders will be more than happy to help. Please come see us again soon!
2. The Moviehouse & Eatery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By LT_Dallas - Dallas
Love the comfy seats and getting food and drinks is a nice bonus. Food is pretty good. Only thing I would change - (1) a blanket would be even better and (2) service seems to stop once movie starts so can't get drink refills or popcorn refills
3. TopGolf The Colony
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Topgolf is the premier golf entertainment complex where the competition of sport meets your favorite local hangout. Challenge your friends and family to addictive point-scoring golf games that anyone can play year-round. Score even bigger with Topgolf's extensive food and beverage menu that is sure to impress even the pickiest foodies.
Reviewed By IGoByHarley - Daytona Beach, Florida
We are golfers and this experience is great if you just want to hang out with friends and hit balls. It's very social and allows for fun interaction and competition. I'd give this place a 5-star rating because the couple of people we interacted with were very friendly. However, my husband's watch went missing from the table and we never found it. Also, you "have to" sign up as a membership (just $5) and we were told that we wouldn't get inundated with emails. But, I got 5 emails the next day. I had to unsubscribe. We'll go to another TopGolf facility in the near future, but we'll watch our belongings more closely. Also, keep tabs on what you're spending. It's easy to overspend with the drinks, golf time and food.
4. Arbor Hills Nature Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 481 reviews
Reviewed By TXMCK - Dallas
It is easy to hike the paths here. There are plenty of other people and their dogs enjoying the vistas. There is a nice observatory tower and a few footpaths off the main ones. Plenty of squirrels and rabbits skitter around in the bushes. It is not overly shady, so use the sunscreen and wear a hat. There is no light on the paths at night, so plan a daytime hike.
5. Grapevine Historic Main Street District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By happytraveler4209 - Arlington, Texas
I take mini vacations often. I’ll take a day, find a nearby old town and “window” shop. Grapevine Texas is one of the places I go. Yesterday, I spent about 6 hours walking the main strip in old, historic Grapevine. It was decked out for St Patrick’s Day. I found a street gender with jerky. The farmers market offered unique kiwi berries and local honey. I bought a wonderful spiced tea soap and lotion at Grace. An outfit for Bass Hall was found in a boutique. I was disappointed that the store that had metal yard work was closed. I had a wonderful time here, enjoyed the rain, the people, the shops and the experience. I’ll be back.
6. FlyBoard Nation
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Have you ever wanted to fly like Iron Man? Well now you can with the awesome new product called the FlyBoard! It's the coolest new thing in extreme water sports, and you will have a blast! Dive in and out of the water like a dolphin! Fly up to 35 feet in the air! Come see us at West Lake Park, Hickory Creck, TX.
Reviewed By Rthapa89
I am scared of getting in the water. So to overcome my fear decided to do do flyboarding. The board was very heavy and struggled at first, but Kolbe the instructor encourgaed and I did OK for a first timer. I will definitely be back soon.
The staff is very friendly and made the whole experience awesome.
7. SEA LIFE Grapevine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 852 reviews
Are you a Shark lover, Seahorse fanatic or a Clown-fish groupie? Perhaps it’s the graceful Jellyfish or our newest family member- the Green Sea Turtle that you love the most. Maybe you simply can’t decide! At SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium you can make up your mind and see them all - from the curious and the rescued to the rare and the enigmatic. SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium offers an interactive, hands-on visit for all ages. A day out at SEA LIFE will leave you with fantastic memories and feeling empowered to make a difference to the underwater world. Take the “Behind the Scenes Tour” to discover the top of the ocean tank and get a closer look at the animals who call it home. You'll see first-hand how the SEA LIFE Aquarist Team prepares food for over 5,000 animals each day!
Reviewed By mnySpnt - Altus, Oklahoma
Staff was very friendly and helped squeeze us in right at closing time on a Sunday afternoon. Interactive stamp machine kept the kids intrigued and looking forward to the next room or sea life. Tunnel with glass ceiling & floor was awesome; the kids could not get enough and a bathroom was conveniently placed in the middle of the tour! The educational video at the end was a welcomed break for the parents and very enlightening for the kids. It was also very cool that they had a station at the very end that was interactive and allowed you to give your opinion on what wildlife the company should work with next. Would gladly spend a couple more hours here again on our next vacation. well Done Sea Life!
8. The Tribute at the Colony
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
A famous Scottish golf course designed by Tripp Davis.
Reviewed By scottygator94 - Aubrey, Texas
This is a destination golf course in the North DFW Metroplex, and the layout is pretty amazing. right on the shores of Lake Lewisville, an 18-hole course has been constructed where every single hole is a replica of a famous hole from a course in the British Isles. Because the wind is ALWAYS blowing on this course, you can stand on the first tee and imagine yourself at St. Andrews; in fact, the 1st, 17th, and 18th holes are all replicas of the same holes at the Old Course, the home of golf, complete with the burn that runs in front of the 1st green and meanders underneath a copy of the Swilcan Bridge just paces from the 18th tee!
Things to be wary of: 1.) unlike in the British Isles, there are snakes aplenty at The Tribute, and many are venomous, so if you venture off into the native areas or near the creeks (or near the lake to the left of #6 and #7), take a club with you. I have seen a couple of cottonmouths as big around as my lower leg (especially in the canal that bisects #2), and quite a few copperheads, too.
2.) The driving range and practice area is quite a walk from the parking lot; if the cart guys aren't busy, they'll typically give you a ride down to the range in a cart...make sure to tip them a couple of bucks for their trouble.
3.) The course stays busy. As a result, the greens can get pretty beat up, and run on the slow/bumpy side. Just hit your short putts firm, and don't let it take away from the fact that you're playing a really fun golf course, even if it takes you 5+ hours to play 18 holes.
The clubhouse also serves as a hotel, with a pretty decent bar and restaurant. There isn't much else within 5 miles, so if you go, plan on staying on site. If you have a car, though, venture out to LoneStar Taps and Caps (about 15 mins south on FM 423), or just go to the Tom Thumb supermarket (which carries a pretty good selection of Texas brews).
9. Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Alan T - Lewisville, Texas
It's not crowded, the fishing is good, hiking trails and camping are available, and if you have a kayak - bring it. My wife and I as well as our kids and grandkids all enjoy visiting Llela. Wildlife sightings are pretty common. On recent trips this winter, I caught a limit of trout, and even a large buffalo (the fish, not the bison) hit my light tackle. I definitely had my hands full with that big boy. The area is very peaceful and serene. It feels refreshing to step out into nature that close to a major metropolitan area.
10. Cobra Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Family Owned Craft Beer Brewery Located in Old Town Lewisville. We are Pet, Child and family Friendly. Local Music Every Saturday and Local Food Truck every Saturday. $10. for a complementary Logo glass and three fill tickets to any beer on tap. Only drinkers need to pay all others are free to enjoy
Reviewed By wikwik - Frisco, TX
Was here recently for a little birthday gathering. Starting with the positives, plenty of nearby parking, and it is very easy to find; just two clocks off Main. For $10, you get three beers, and choice of glass: Pint, snifter, or let's say tumbler/mason-jar. Very friendly folks, plenty of space, but have some extra chairs just in case the tables inside fill up.
Beers were good: I went with the Donut Dunker Porter, the Drunkin Pumkin Brown Ale, and the Golden Girl ale. All were very good.
If I were to criticize, I'd say too many dark beers. If you like dark beers, or beers with high alcohol content, then this is definitely the place for you. If you want a Hefeweizen like me, well, you'll just have to break out of your rut.
If you're looking for something to do, come out from 12-5 on a Saturday (or 5-10pm on a Friday), and have a good time for a low price.
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