We stayed here two nights for a wedding on property and it was such a great experience!…read more The grounds are beautiful as they have numerous buildings, a chapel, a coffee shop, a rehearsal area, reception hall, oak trees galore, and a variety of cottages for guests. Beautiful photo opportunities all around the property. The bridal suite is GORGEOUS. It's set up like an actual beauty shop with 3 chairs and mirrors. Chandelier lighting and a huge mirror with stairs for the bride to be to get ready and make sure she looks her best. It was perfect for getting ready and extremely spacious. My husband and I stayed in the railroad 1 cottage and it was very quaint and beautifully decorated. Stocked with drinks, snacks, and coffee our cottage was very welcoming and a perfect stay for the wedding weekend. The owners, Jose and Marissa were so kind upon check-in and gave us some history of the property. Both of them actually worked the bar for the wedding and were so great. It was a truly beautiful wedding at a perfect venue.

One of the most beautiful, historic places I've ever encountered! This resort has stunning…read morepathways, benches, swings, and views of greenery. A few of my favorite things were the extravagant cocktails handcrafted at the bar, the history behind the resort, and I have to mention the view from the Honeymoon suite balcony!! Holy cow.. it's incredible, like something out of a movie. This resort is literally the jackpot for a dream wedding, family reunion, etc so if you get a chance to book this place do yourself a favor and book it!

Sundown Farms is amazing on its own;however, Benji and Jenna gave us the royal welcome and service…read more We flew into Moultrie Municipal Airport on Tuesday April 26, 2022 Jenna was at the airport waiting for us to land. She drove us to the main lodge and helped us with our luggage and our dog. She then went and got us dinner and we ate in the main lodge dinning area. We had the whole place to ourselves. Our dog(a big black lab) was allowed to run around the whole farm. He even went swimming in the pond. both Benji and Jenna are totally AMAZING hosts. Sundown Farms is beautiful place to stay and unwind and I am sure if you need something they will help you get it.

I have done a 3 day quail hunt here on two separate occasions (and the third is already on the…read morebooks). Benji and his staff are incredible. Benji is so kind and knowledgeable. He's happy to help with anything at any time never makes you feel like an imposition. The hunting guides have all been wonderful. Every guide we have been out with was also knowledgeable and patient. All the dogs have been so much fun to watch. Mrs. Katherine and Mr. Tyrone in the kitchen are the best! They make incredible food and are so welcoming. This place is a total gem and I 100% recommend it to anyone looking for a quail hunt. I'm sure every other service they offer is just as awesome!

I cannot recommend the Wynfield Plantation experience highly enough. I recently went for two full…read moredays of quail hunting with my father (preceded by an afternoon of skeet shooting). A little background: we have hunted before and are both well-traveled, especially my father--we went on two African safaris, for instance. All our expectations were either met or exceeded by the fine facilities and staff at Wynfield. First of all and most importantly, the people--from the administrative staff and general manager to the cooks and guides--could not have been more gracious, personable, and accommodating from the moment we first called to the moment we left. We very much enjoyed talking with Kurt and our guide Randy, in particular. Since it was my first quail hunt, Kurt let me have a free Wynfield hat to commemorate the occasion--and they didn't charge me when I asked to buy a Wynfield coffee mug, either. The food was excellent and varied, and bottled water and soda were always on hand (and, after the afternoon hunt, beer, wine, and cocktails as well). Cold water and soda were even available--and frequently offered--while out on the hunt. Our cabin was likewise more than satisfactory, with cable TV, mini-fridge, coffee machine, toaster, central AC/heat, comfortable beds, and delightful interior decorating. It was also spacious and clean, and they provided housekeeping each day while we were out on the hunt. As for the hunting itself, it was by far the best hunting experience I have ever had. The quail are plentiful, the guides are extremely capable, and the dogs are simply amazing. They are also very flexible and accommodating when it comes to the hunt--they told me, for example, how they enabled someone paralyzed from the waist down to hunt from the jeep (there are seats out front on the jeeps for the hunters and kennels on the back for the dogs).

From the owner: Wynfield Plantation is a 2,000 acre quail hunting plantation located in Southwest Georgia, in…read moreAlbany, Georgia. Wynfield Plantation is also the perfect venue for a southern plantation-style wedding, corporate retreat, Sporting Clays tournament, or special event.

Not the best rest area. Ladies bathroom was very dirty. Trash on ground, horrible odor. Plus side…read moreis they had paper towels, flushable toilets, soap and paper towels. Sadly, the iconic peanut in front has seen better days.

My husband and I enjoyed our brief and unexpected visit to the Alabama Welcome Center. We visited a…read morecountry store just outside Marianna, FL and overheard someone say that Alabama was just 15 or so miles away. We were told that there were some interesting and fun things to do in Dothan, AL, just 30 or so minutes from the Florida/Alabama border. As we made our way to Dothan, we stopped at the Alabama Welcome Center. I'm so glad that we stopped! The two women working in the reception area were both very friendly and helpful. We visited on the first Friday of June late in the morning. They gave us a few pointers on what to see in Dothan like the many murals on buildings and invited us to browse the many travel brochures available. When we asked about the peanut outside the building, the two ladies told us that there are 80+ peanut 'statues' displayed throughout Dothan. Peanuts are a big crop in the Dothan area. We had fun trying to find peanuts displayed by local businesses while as we spent the afternoon in Dothan. Our favorite was the peanut doughnut man in front of the Krispy Kreme. The restrooms were clean and properly stocked. Large maps in the foyer area made it easy to see how we could travel the roads in Alabama. I never thought I would enjoy a rest area so much but the welcome we received plus the information available made our stop productive and fun.

The entire staff is super helpful and a pleasure to do business with. Everytime I call, they answer…read moreall of my questions and make it so easy to do business with them. I can't believe how lucky we were to find them!!! Thank you ladies for always being so professional and friendly.

I have had many opportunities to interact with the crew at Sandy Beach Properties. They answer…read morequestions quickly. They are concerned with helping the you enjoy your time in Carrabelle.

As someone who has been reviewing for Yelp for a long time, this has to be the absolute worst…read moredining experience I've ever had. I mean that very seriously. On Saturday, 2/28, I came into the restaurant at 6:15pm with a group of 6. Looking around the restaurant, there were only 3 tables taken. The Hostess wanted to put us a table, but it wouldn't fit us all. We asked her where to sit and she told us to decide on seating. We had to suggest to put a table together and started to move it ourselves, then she helped. Just odd because we had no idea if they had a table to seat us. While waiting for the server, the table in front of us asked for to-go boxes and was told they only have the bottoms, no lids. She brought plastic wrap to cover their leftovers. They were not happy and left without a lot of their leftovers. Our service came out and was very sweet. She honestly was the nicest person at that restaurant and she deserves to go somewhere that she can make better money. She told us they only had beer and wine, but only a few on the wine list. Sometimes if it was asked for, they said they didn't have it. I stuck to a Coke. We ordered as follows: Me: Loaded Baked Potato (yes that's it.) Person 2: wedge salad Person 3: cornbread skillet Person 4 and 5 had burgers. One had cheddar cheese with everything on it. The other had everything BUT pickles. We waited about an hour for our food. Person 5's burger came out and the fries were cold. I'm not meaning lukewarm, I mean COLD. Like out a fridge. They hadn't even been cooked all the way. Person 4's burger came out without cheese. Both of those were sent back to get that fixed. Person 4's burger came back with a piece of half melted (what looked like) American cheese on the bottom of the burger and the burger was BURNT. I mean, hockey puck burnt. When the fries were sent back, we could hear the cook SCREAMING AND THROWING THINGS, yelling that we "weren't right" and he "had just took those up". The server even felt them and agreed with us. My baked potato came out hard. I couldn't really even eat it. It was hard, bland and it was covered in sour cream, even the outside. A runner came over to bring some salt and pepper and I asked her if she wouldn't mind letting us talk to a manager. Everyone there said I was polite in asking, as we just wanted to tell her what was going on, not trying to get anything free. When I asked, she threw her hands up in the air, slapped her hips, rolled her eyes and stomped away. The people around us even looked at her. They also could hear the cook yelling. We did see another couple send their food back as well while we were waiting. The manager comes over and when we tell her everything, she tells us she agrees and that she's working on getting better help, as we could see what she was working with there. We just asked her for the check and asked to go. We hear the manager try to talk to the team and the cook begins to scream and talk down to her. Then, he came out and stared at our table. If looks could kill, we would all be dead. The thing is- burgers there are $18. We didn't get anything hard to make but only the salad and the cornbread were fit to eat. They did comp our meal, but we continued to ask them to let us pay. Instead, we ended up giving the money to the server. She can only do what she can and she was so sweet. I do have multiple people who will attest to everything that happened. That was the whole experience. We walked outside and immediately went to get something else to eat. We came to the American because this was our first time in town and we had heard great things about it! Of course, we had seen it on TV as well, so we were very excited. The next night, another couple we knew went there and had the same experience. She was the only table in there and they still took over an hour and her food was terrible. This is absolutely so disappointing. The American used to be THE destination down here but now, it's the one everyone is telling people NOT to go to. We talked to our hotel host and they said they wished we would have asked because they would have told us to stay away. It's a shame. I really hope they can get some new people in there who care about food and making it good! I'd love to come back if they're able to improve and change my review. I do have 5 other people who are willing to attest to this, so as much as I wish it was an exaggeration, it's not.

THis restaurant is leading the restoration of downtown Bainbrige. We had a very pleasant dinner…read morehere with a dozen of my wife's family members. The space was beautiful and open. Good drink selections with both local and more faraway craft options for beer. Elevated Southern/Georgia fare on the menu. For appetizers, try the cornbread and heirloom tomato pie. You can get quality fried chicken, pork chop, and grits here. I had the Pecan Crusted Idaho Trout. The sauce was bit cloying but the fish was tasty. Service was quick and competent, especially with a large group. Definitely one of the best dining options in downtown, and right next door to the brewery.