Location: Grapevine
Top Things to do in Grapevine
What to do and see in Grapevine, Texas (TX): The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Historic Grapevine is the premier destination in North Texas. Located in the heart of the Dallas/Fort Worth area and home to DFW International Airport, Grapevine offers extraordinary hotels, a variety of stores for great shopping, an abundance of restaurants, attractions for everyone in the family and a one-of-a-kind urban wine trail. Hop aboard the Grapevine Vintage Railroad or unwind at one of Grapevine’s winery-tasting rooms. Enrich yourself with a unique cultural experience found only here.
Restaurants in Grapevine
1. Texas Star Dinner Theater
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 439 reviews
Experience an award winning Wild West Murder Mystery Dinner Theater production at the Texas Star Dinner Theater in downtown historical Grapevine, Texas - conveniently located between Dallas and Fort Worth. Every Friday & Saturday. Tickets are $59.95 + tax and includes dinner & the show! Parking is free.
Reviewed By 931darlab
Theater performance and meal were absolutely wonderful! Highly recommend it for a couples night! Actors and actresses were hysterical and knew how to work the crowd into the performance for some great laughs.
2. The Escape Game Dallas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,416 reviews
The Escape Game is a live 60-minute adventure. You and your team will select a challenge and will have one hour to complete your mission and escape. We offer several unique experiences, all happening in a completely immersive environment. You may be in prison planning an escape, on the hunt for gold or in a museum stealing back a piece of art.
Reviewed By johnsonvicky58 - Greenville, United States
We had a group of 9, 5 were children. We did the playground escape game which was perfect for the children to enjoy as well as the adult, so many twist and turns, many surprises throughout the game. Trust me when I say you won't be disappointed. Take the kids and check it out.
3. The Grapevine Escape
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
The Grapevine Escape is entertainment built around team building, time management, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Bring in your family, friends, or co-workers to learn how to work together and solve fun and interesting puzzles and to hopefully, make it out in time! You don't want to pass up The Grapevine Escape, we incorporate technology into our puzzles like you've never seen before!
Reviewed By caityt777
AMAZING EXPERIENCE! We did the FocusTec Labs room. We’re a family of four with a teenager and a ten-year-old, and all of us had a blast! It was fun, challenging, and the experience was SO immersive. They are also following COVID procedures so well without making you feel stifled . We felt very safe and knew everything was germ-free. The bonus is that it’s owned by the friendliest local couple, who truly make it so unique and enjoyable from start to finish. I truly cannot believe everything they thought of and all the challenging puzzles and amazing touches they came up with. Support small business and have a blast at Grapevine Escape!
4. Corky's Gaming Bistro - Grapevine
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 352 reviews
Corky's Gaming Bistro (Grapevine) features 10 axe throwing lanes, 4 Themed Escape Rooms, classic arcade games and pinball machines that bring a unique spin to game night. In addition to the entertainment, Corky’s has a full bar complete with mixology, wine, craft and tap beers, burgers, tacos, pizzas, shareable plates and much more! Corky's caters to private events such as holiday parties, team-building exercises, birthday and bachelor / bachelor-ette events and many other get-togethers, large or small.
Reviewed By davemohawaii - Flower Mound, United States
So fun.. and they are safe and educational.. our trainer was Dave, fun safe and a great instructor/entertainer.
5. Grapevine Historic Main Street District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,430 reviews
Reviewed By sandran347
Main Street has just about everything packed into just a few city blocks, from shopping to wineries, a theater, the farmers market, countless boutiques, a couple of historical sites, sculptures, restaurants—-and the list goes on. You can spend a few hours or a full day enjoying and taking it all in. Convenient and plentiful parking. Seasonal decorations. You will NOT be disappointed when you stop by!
6. SuVino Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
7. Oak Grove Park
8. Sam's Dock
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
We offer the largest, newest and most diversified fleet of Boat, Personal Watercraft & Party barges in North Texas! Get all of your summer boating essentials at our ship store, including gas, water, ice, beer, snacks, fishing & marine supplies and more!
9. Torian Log Cabin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By larrybO4058RT - Nome, United States
There are many shops within walking distance. Very interesting history, historical markers on site. Well lit at night too.
10. 9/11 Flight Crew Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By paulsY5534PS
Stopped to see 9/11 memorial while attending convention at Gaylord Texan a short distance away. I'm not sure why it's on an intersection in Grapevine other than the DFW airport is nearby. Anyway, I don't like scuplture that is all symbol and no realism. This installation has a nice balance of both elements. We do not see dead pilots or hijackers brandishing knives, but the slightly larger than life flight attendants and the young girl, while reprensentative of all aboard the fatal flights, are still recognizably human. We know they couldn't completely stop the tragedy, as the pieces from the Pentagon and the world trade center make uncomfortably clear, but they did the best they could to the very end. This is symbolized by the female flight attendant holding her hand up in a stop signal and shielding the young girl behind her. Police and firefighter memorials are located around the ouside ring of the larger sculpture. Later in the week I had a long layover in New York and was able to visit the world trade center memorial which brought this all home again. It was not the first attack on American soil (Pancho Vila raided Columbus NM, the Germans tried to destroy the statue of liberty in WW I which is why the torch was replaced and you can no longer go up it) but it was deadliest
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