My wife and I went for date night on a Friday evening. The class was really fun, and we wound up…read morewith several nice items, which we'll be taking home after they're fired. Hannah, the owner and instructor, is a really remarkable young woman who built the school from scratch after graduating college. She has a has a real easy instruction style that just makes the whole evening a lot of fun. We highly recommend Common Clay Pottery for a fun evening or longer term classes (which we'll probably come back and attend).

Finished out a T-shirt quilt for me and it's beautiful! This labor of love will be a keepsake…read moreforever.

From the owner: Authorized Janome Sewing Machine Dealer.We service and repair most major brands: White, Brother…read more Pfaff, Bernina and more.Long Arm Quilting-Quilting Supplies and Fabric, Quilting Classes.Alterations and Basic sewing ClassesVacuum Cleaner Sales and Service

Love this place and these ladies so much!! I made 3 bowls my first class, and had so much fun i…read morepurchased a punch card, and I just signed up for a 4 week class!

From the owner: Motel Studios is a dynamic creative space hosting a lounge, pottery studio, and flexible workspace…read more From classes & workshops, to private events such as birthday parties, team building workshops, showers, and more, Motel Studios can offer a one of a kind experience for you and your guests.

What a great idea for a rest area! It's kind of like an art fair that's always open. Pottery,…read moret-shirts, jams, glassware -- there's even a window where, if they're working at the time, you can even watch glassblowing. And, there's also a food court if you're hungry. A nice stop along the road.

I recently had a trip and I was so excited to stop for a late lunch. It has been at least 2 yrs but…read moreprob longer since I've been here. I used to travel and stop here often and it was amazing. The craft area of handcrafted merchandise has become not as sophisticated and high end workmanship. I noticed that change the last time I stopped through so that was disappointing. I used to often browse for gifts but that time nothing much to see. But on to my main thing -- the food. I'm actually heartbroken that now it's not in any way what it was. I learned that a few years back The Greenbrier Hotel stopped operating the dining room. And it shows -- they have remodeled and added tables. You no longer go through the cafeteria w the chance to see the grill and the food. And the food is pretty low to average score. The fried green tomatoes used to be pan cook w cornmeal and now battered and deep fried -- terrible the vegetable plate used to be amazing but barely edible. The cornbread used to be a large tender square delish but now a couple of tasteless muffins. My plate was served quickly and the food was barely warm. My friend's meal was very average, the salmon. The other was the soup and a side vegetable. Again average. I'm not sure why they lost The Greenbrier but it's not worth the cost. Still a nice place to walk around and stretch your legs but the food isn't worth the price and the crafts not at a high level. So a very disappointing meal. So you've been forewarned. All good things must come to an end.