"Any tips on where to eat and what to see?" If you're stuck at the Gaylord without a car, there are a couple of bars on Main St. in Grapevine. You can take the hotel shuttle there for free, it's only a few blocks away. There is the Tap In, Wilhoittes (SP?), and I think a new sports bar on E. Worth st, off of main St. Esparza's (also on E. Worth st.) has mediocre Mexican food, but their margaritas are pretty damn good (and strong). There's always the Great Wolf Lodge across from the Gaylord if you're up for an indoor water park. If you want one of the best steaks in town you need not go any further than Old Hickory located inside the Gaylord. There's also Bob's Steak and Chop House located in Grapevine on Main St. as well as the Silver Fox on William D. Tate. All three are prime steak houses and you can expect to drop $100 per person. However, IMO Old Hickory is the better of the three. For chain restaurants head into Grapevine around William D. Tate ave. and hwy 114/121. There is a Hooter, Outback, Bone daddy's (BBQ version of Hooters), Uncle Julio's (great mexican food), and many others. If you have transportation then I suggest you head into Dallas for a bit better nightlife options. In that case I would post up on Dallas Wakeboarding to find out where to go. I'm old and married, so it's been a long time since I've been bar hopping in Dallas.
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