The employees are rude. I used to work here and the employees were rude to me cause of my age. I…read morewas a year younger than them and I KNOW FOR A FACT they talked bad behind my back and Stacy made fun of my height saying "Oh look I'm taller than you hahaha" not funny. She saids I'm "not mature" but look at you at your grown age making fun of a 15 year olds height even though I'm insecure about it...

Rude employees! I got banned until I'm 18 because a high schooler was trying to fight me, they said…read morefalse things about me and Mrs Stacy doesn't believe me. Mrs Stacy is a grown woman talking about a 14 year old girl I've done nothing but respect her and her rules. My cousin worked here and quit within a week. Her first day employees were making fun of her and Mrs Stacy said my cousin made her "job harder". Food takes forever to come out and it's not even worth the wait the bathroom is NASTY there is always teenagers vaping in the bathroom. I don't recommend coming here at all don't waste your money.

Surprised to be the first person to review Let's Go Paint Pottery!…read more They've been opened for about 6 months and I must say I'm shocked at how many visitors that had while we were there on Sunday. It wasn't to capacity, but there were 5 groups of guests working on projects and a birthday party in a designated group room. Jerry, is extremely kind and patient. He is knowledgeable about the craft and is wiling to help in any way. The price is more than fair for an evening of positive entertainment and camaraderie. There is an $8 sitting fee. This sitting fee includes access to all materials available for the craft and the fire of your project in the kiln. The cost of the the item you select as your project is the only other cost to consider. That price is reflected next to the item for transparency. In the end, you will pay $8/person and the cost of the ceramic piece. I painted a $25 ceramic chicken, so my total was $33. The length of time you spend at Let's Go Paint Pottery varies depending on your level of skill, the size of your project, or simply the time alloted to enjoy your company. A super relaxing way to enjoy time with people you love or even get to know people on a first date. 01-19-2025

What a special little shop. There's so much to choose from, and a wonderful way to unplug. The…read moreowners are jewels. Can't wait to pick something else to paint

Looking forward to anything Art wise, arriving to Loud music kids dancing tents with nice people…read moretrying to sell their art. If Only rude people would not unleash their children on others. The loud out of tune and spastic music selection, loud TV with football, and 4 wheeler with his own music which was not only annoying but even caused the artists headaches. Good advice to planners of these types of events, alittle quiet please so those sincere appreciators can enjoy and shop. People with dogs should understand it's not a dog show, your dog loves you but not the heat of blacktop, crowds and noise. To those people who's parents never teaching the art of etiquette, using interrupting behavior makes you appear classless. It doesn't help in sales or elsewise.

Y'all....go. Just go. The Jubilee Festival is awesome!…read more I try to go every year and I always find the cutest stuff. Some of my finds included a Corian trivet shaped like a turtle, and I got our niece one that's shaped like a mermaid. I also bought a spoon made from Corian with a notch on it so it can rest on the side of the pot. I bought a print of the Middle Bay lighthouse painted by a retired fireman. I bought two prints of sea turtles painted by an up and coming artist named Gary Pope, Jr. My friend Bev kept telling him he should increase his prices before I paid for mine. She's totally right, but wait until after I buy mine. My favorite local photographer/candle maker was there selling her candles and wax melts and I loaded up. That's Lynn Jordan/Bon Secour Candle Company, in case you're wondering. I bought Jasmine a tutu from a booth that had everything you could possibly want for your pet. Of course I bought some pottery. I got the most fabulous and practical utensil holder with crabs on it for only $36! I wanted so much more and the prices were great. In addition to what we bought, we saw wood bowls, gorgeous and well-made handcrafted jewelry, paintings, clothing, address plaques and so much more. There were several food stands as well and some live music. This festival is not huge. We walked in in a matter of a couple of hours and saw everything. It's really a can't miss annual event. There's no admission and parking is free.

Greta shop and great people! Nathan is awesome to work with and very helpful. Must go to see…read moreyourself.

Trades are 60% cash 70% store credit at least what I was being offered for my cards which were…read moreSIR's. Everything in store including new releases are priced at market value. Employees are chill not overly friendly. Employees could be more welcoming.

Nice atmosphere, friendly staff and delicious treats! Oh yeah great play area for the kids!read more

So disappointed we drove here to find out it's closed :( we were so excited. Don't waste you're…read moretime driving to here.

What a fun experience! This is one of the better escape rooms I've been to and the staff was…read moreawesome!! 10/10 recommend

This was a really cute Hallmark store, but thanks to this visit being on Christmas Eve, much of its…read moremerchandise was picked over. Some shelves were completely bare. The staff were really nice. Looking forward to visiting again at the next visit to Alabama. Perhaps things will be more calm at that time.

Came in for a birthday party the 2nd time and the kids had a great time. We Rock the Spectrum has a…read moresoft play area equipped with a swing, trampoline, zip line and other toys. No shoes are allowed in the gym area. There is also a private party room, calming room for overstimulated kids. This place is awesome. You can bring food in to the party area. The staff was friendly and helpful. If I had kids I would bring them to We roCk the Spectrum.

Friendly staff, clean play space, clean restrooms. Activities galore from a trampoline and zip…read moreline, slides and swings, to car toy tracks and puzzles, dress up spaces and farm toys. They have a calming room which helps a ton for little ones or those who struggle with outbursts. Plenty of space for parents to sit and watch or parents are welcomed to join their kids in the play area. They have a drinks and snack station where you can purchase items if you're there for a while. They also have toys for sale like stuffed animals and dress up outfits for your kiddo to take home. They have decent priced all day passes as well. My kiddo loved her time here during her visit and I highly recommend. My only hesitation is that a lot of the parents there were not actively watching their children and on their phones. A few children were being rude and mean to other kids without their parents correcting them or interfering, allowing all the children to play and enjoy the space. However that is not the staffs fault.