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2552 Stonebrook Pkwy #600Frisco, TX 75034Reviews from around the web
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- Venkat K5 months ago
Beautiful and Divine Experience 🙏 Had this beautiful temple on my list for a long time and finally visited. The temple is simple yet peaceful, and conveniently located. The main deity (vigraham) is truly magnificent and mesmerizing. Om Namo Venkatesaya! 🙏
- Kishore Y6 months ago
The temple is peaceful, clean, and spiritually uplifting, with well-structured poojas and events. Management and volunteers run operations smoothly, creating a welcoming and respectful environment.
- mohan kanagala4 months ago
I recently visited the Venkateswara Swamy Temple in the evening, and the experience felt different from before. The atmosphere seemed more commercialized and lacked the usual sense of peace and devotion. Many volunteers appeared to be carrying out tasks routinely rather than with a welcoming spirit. During Ugadi, the prasadam was also unusually spicy and didn’t match the traditional taste. While it’s nice to see more young volunteers involved, the overall coordination seemed disorganized, with limited guidance and some confusion in handling responsibilities. I’m sharing this feedback in the hope that improvements can be made and the temple regains its peaceful and devotional environment.
- Sai Krishna3 years ago
OM Namo venkateshwaraya Namaha ! Govinda Govinda…. Temple and priests and volunteers are really great! Everything is very beautiful. Nice place and lots of positive energy
- Vikranth N8 years ago
Another good Temple in Frisco which gives lots of positive vibrations like Karya Sidhi Hanuman Temple. Saturday Morning Suprabhatham gave lot of vibes. It’s blissful, calm and spiritual. Lord Venkateshwara idol is tall and very attractive. You can’t take away your eyes and a very good darshan.
- A I2 years ago
I hope our people really look at this picture and understand the reason. Please please 🙏 keep your shoes in rack. Have some discipline. It’s the same fate for any temple you visit. …
- Sai N2 years ago
The Venkateshwara Swamy Temple exudes a charming aura. The intimate setting fosters a personal connection with the deity. Devotees appreciate the simplicity and devotion that permeate this sacred space, earning it a well-deserved 4.5 rating.
- Lokesh Prasad5 months ago
A unique temple. Built by devotees for devotees. This is definitely not a commercial temple. Pujas are very detailed, interactive and be prepared to be immersed. Temple provides prasadam and so do the devotees. Everyone gets prasadam every day. Sure it doesn't have the budget of nearby commercial temples, but whatever it has, is poured into enhancing devotees experience. And devotees respond in kind as is evident by the overwhelming community support. Temple provides encouragement for community events, providing people of all ages to showcase their talents, which further enhance Temple experience and bonds us closer. Truly a one of kind not to be missed.
- shanti reddy4 years ago
i visted this temple for first time for toddler keshakandana service. Poojari was good and did the ritual. There are Ganesha, Venkateshwara swami , Shiva, Saibaba idols . I visted on thursday so they did afternoon aarti of sai baba Temple has all positive vibes. Seeing swami filled my eyes with joy. Must visit temple. Please see suite number and stop as there is no board of temple sign
- KRANTHI11 months ago
The temple is nice, and I’ve always had a good darshan. However, the priest doubling the total charges by adding a donation amount along with a puja service didn’t feel right—it came across as taking advantage. It’s not that I’m unwilling to donate, but it should be with my consent or at least clearly explained that the donation is being added to the total charge. I’m leaving this review so others are aware and this doesn’t happen to them. I’m sure not everyone has this experience, but in my case, it felt as though this treatment was targeted toward devotees who are less vocal or less likely to question the charges. Such practices can leave a negative impression and may discourage genuine devotees from visiting, which is unfortunate for a place meant to inspire faith and goodwill.

