I've been to hundreds of concerts across the country and I'm attempting to write a review of every…read morevenue to assist my concert going troubadours. Chris Knight/ Shooter Jennings (Turnpike Troubadours) September 2nd, 2018 Concert venue of the Year: Beaver Dam Amphitheater (and it doesn't even have a proper Yelp page). Due to Evan Felker drama, this concert was doomed (much like any Turnpike Troubadours' concert these days). However, this venue didn't throw in the towel when the Turnpike Troubadours canceled and pulled off one of the greatest concert experiences. I love going to these small towns to attend concerts. You will think your GPS is lying to you when you arrive, but there is a concert venue to the right of the the man driving his John Deer tractor on Main Street. The seating was broken down into three sections: VIP, seats, and lawn. I can't sit very long in a seat, so I was pleasantly surprised to see we had pit access with our seat admission (otherwise, we'd have eventually moved to the lawn). We stood literally feet from Knight and Shooter; I was beyond thrilled. The seated section appeared to be first come, first serve which could be a problem for a sold out show. The process to get a beer is a little wonky. You have to purchase beer tickets in one line, then wait in another like for the beer. This could be a problem if the event was sold out. However, it wasn't an issue for us on this night. The girls selling the tickets knew our names by the end of the night. The sound was impeccable. There was a moment when Knight silenced the crowd with an acoustic performance of "Enough Rope" and you could hear crickets (or katydids) in the background. The people of this town are amazing. We were a bit rowdy, but they didn't mind. They shared their fireball with us in the parking lot and graciously let us be part of their community for one awesome night. I was shocked when the venue refunded my ticket a couple weeks after the show. There was no need. We plan on making a trip back next summer when the concert schedule is released.

I pay $800 for two tables in front of stage to see The Beach Boys!!!…read more My family was up and dancing and was asked to sit down??? what the hell .. it is The Beach Boys and we paid $800 and can't dance.. NEVER AGAIN ... DAM IS ALL I GOT TO SAY. I graduated from high school with most of the people working the show and we are not allowed to dance in front of our table.

Found this from BBS as they called it, "big brown sign" of the highway, it is about 2 miles off and…read moreglad I stopped, found a few fun drinks, the limited release orange creme that won some awards and will be a fun summer drink. Grabbed a blackberry whisky to use in my summer lemonade. Friendly assistant and charming use of a old school house perched on elevated road side that offers tours. Go see, go buy, go support the craft distillery.

We stopped in here on a recent trip to our cabin nearby. We had not heard of it before and were…read moresurprised to find it to be just a short trip from Princeton. It is in an old school, and being teachers, we were interested in seeing what it was about. We didn't have time for a tour, but we did a quick tasting and found some things to purchase. We will return with other family members on another trip down. Very nice staff.

I highly recommend using Susan Barrow for any occasion. She was so easy to work with and…read moreunderstood exactly what I wanted. I got so many compliments on the food! The service and staff were exceptional.

Susan Barrow is so talented and truly captures the vision for your wedding. Everyone told us the…read morefried chicken was great and our cake was beautiful. Couldn't have asked for better communication, service or food!