I have been several times to The Land in Kingston Springs, and I'm already planning a return trip…read more Picture a charming, British-inspired deli with cozy outdoor tables surrounded by potted herbs and twinkly lights. While my chicken salad stole the show--creamy, perfectly seasoned, and truly finger-licking good--I also loved wandering the little market packed with locally made wind chimes, ceramics, and hand-built garden chairs. The best surprise? A friendly resident hen who casually strolled up to greet us mid-lunch, adding the perfect farm-fresh touch. Friendly staff, great food, and one-of-a-kind vibes--five enthusiastic stars from me! Just a short drive out of the city.

We noticed this spot and stopped on the way back from kayaking. The tea shop was just closing but…read morewe got to see the delicious looking food and drinks (the cucumber mint water looked so refreshing). I was totally smitten by the garden center. The man who runs it was super friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. They had a great variety of indoor and outdoor plants that were all healthy and vibrant, and a good selection of pots. All were very reasonably priced. I will be back!

The awaken house is such a chill and amazing place if you have work to do amazing place Bible study…read moreamazing place hanging out amazing place even homework it's an amazing place you can can go on and on about how amazing the service and workers are

Stop by for coffee and eat lunch at the taco truck serving some of the best Mexican food in town…read more Great local coffee in town with such a nice ambiance inside and out. Check out the shop inside for the cutest little things and books. Before you leave, don't forget to grab a homemade cookie made by My Brothers.

We had a charmed day, tour and visit. Met Bob the rooster. And co-owner too who was exceptionally…read morecordial and welcoming. The museum and grounds include significant Americana, Johny Cash, Elvis, and a painting featuring Bob Dylan. Clean. Well cared for and presented. Loved it. We arrived on a quiet fall day, out of season and couldn't promise the same experience for others. There is a gathering area to enjoy music performances in the summer months that wasn't open. There wasn't any food sold and I'm unaware if guests can bring any snacks to the events.

My husband and I were spending a few days in Memphis, and I just happened to pick up a pamphlet…read morefrom the visitor's center about TN Music Pathways. The last night there I decided to read through it, thinking to myself that we needed to make another trip through Tennessee to hit all of these cool places. Some we have already been to, but wouldn't mind going again. My husband being a HUGE Johnny Cash fan, I suggested we make a detour on our way home, just to fit Storytellers Hideaway Farm in. We were NOT disappointed. We both thoroughly enjoyed the tour of the house and the barn with all sorts of memorabilia. The highlight of the experience was the music and camaraderie with Johnny Cash's nephew, Mark Alan Cash. We could sit there and listen to him all day. We loved listening to the stories from his personal experiences with his uncle. If we ever get the chance to come back through here, we definitely will.

Picked up an order to go. Very friendly staff. Food was…read moregood. The fried chicken had great crunch, but I think it would be better if it was more seasoned. Will definitely be back to try other dishes!

I LOVE THIS PLACE SO MUCH!!! I wish I could invest in this place so it becomes huge! It's…read moreabsolutely beautiful in here, they have live singers on Fridays with comfortable seating and a little bar, the buffet is amazing and all the workers are so freaking nice!! I'm currently sitting down writing this review in hopes it can attract more people. I fell in love with this place at first sight and the owner is so so nice! Please please come here I want to see this place popping with people! I'm leaving here with a smile and satisfaction. oh and almost forgot- THE SWEET TEA IS AMAZING!!! 100000/10!! Not to mention the little beignets are to die for!

Goodness, I don't know where to start!! First of…read moreall.....Windsong is so amazingly beautiful. Aimee and her husband are making dream weddings come true on a daily basis at this venue. My daughter had her wedding at Windsong on 5/22/26 and it was so absolutely perfect. I had about 4 hours to set up.....Im guessing I didnt realize how time consuming the set up would be. I had amazing help....it was just such a chaotic day with trying to make sure bride and groom didnt see each other and getting every detail right and so much more.....and without Aimee, it just wouldnt have happened!! She jumped in and helped me so much (after I told her she wouldn't be stepping on any toes, and I would be more than happy to accept any help,because I could tell she wanted to give me advice but wanted to repect our boundaries as well). Aimee jumped in and started helping set up tables, decorating, telling me what she thought looked good and what didnt, helping with so many details, and just being a Godsend in general!! I can honestly say that without her I would not have had the time to share all of the special moments with my daughter on her special day. Because of Aimee's willingness to help along with her experience I was able to help my daughter get ready for her wedding, see the "first look" moments between her and her dad and grandfather, even the small things like me and her getting moments captured between us talking and crying while getting ready by the photographers. I will forever be grateful for everything Aimee and her husband helped with. It was a perfect day for a dream wedding with amazing people at Windsong and I would recommend this venue over and over again!!!! Thank you Aimee so much for everything you and your husband did to make my girls day everything she has dreamed it would be!! Forever grateful, Arnold wedding family

Michael & Aimee are the best! They have thought of everything you need to have the wedding you want…read more& offer help along the way. We actually asked to postpone our daughter's wedding by a day due to severe weather and they accommodated us no problem. A member of our wedding crew had a flat tire & Michael repaired it right there on the spot! They go the extra mile to offer Windsong as an affordable & impressive venue. They make your happiness and satisfaction the highest priority!

Went here for a March wedding. What an intimate wedding day venue. We loved the yard and back…read moreporch. All of the staff was so friendly and accommodating .

So I can only speak on my experience as a guest here for a wedding. The venue is beautiful both…read moreinside and out. Lush green gardens, and a nice inside with exposed beams and classic wood flooring make for a simple and rustic venue. There's a porch area complete with bench seating and ceiling fans with lighting that are great for a summer or spring day that fades into a lovely sunset for an evening of fun. Ample street parking is available for guests. My only gripe would be the occasional roar of traffic or passing semi trucks on the nearby interstate during an intimate outdoor ceremony. However, its not enough to dock this place a full star. Although I didn't get to see it I do know that there is an upstairs room available as well. Great venue all around.

Now that my ears have stopped ringing I'd like to get down to writing a review of this really great…read morevenue and the pre-Valentine event we attended. This well-preserved historic setting is a "gracious host" for such special events. Yet I must say at the outset that an otherwise beautiful evening of skillfully prepared food paired with exceptionally fine wines was tarnished somewhat by the actual venue itself. The stark, undecorated bare brick walls served to act as reverberating amplifiers of the happy, albeit slightly raucous crowd of 64 diners. For me, the din of diners' conversations, punctuated by squeals and cackles of laughter simply stifled any polite conversation save for that with the dinner guest on my immediate right. (I was at the end of a table so there was no one on my immediate left.) And to converse with the normally delightful friend seated across from me, I had to either lean well into the middle of the table or shout, neither option conducive to pleasant communication. The noise was simply, bluntly, brutally unpleasant. But enough of the negative. Awful acoustics aside, dinner was absolutely delightful, de-lovely, delicious. We were invited to sip a bit and mingle a while for an hour before dinner was served. During that time we enjoyed a light, barely effervescent Sofia Sparkling Blanc de Blanc while deftly nibbling on dutifully delicate Honey Lavender Goat Cheese Tartlets topped with Paddlefish Caviar. The caviar added just a hint of flavor and texture to the mini slightly tart tartlets. First Course: Herb Crusted Sea Scallops, fork-tender but slightly over-blackened for my tastes. The accompanying Cauliflower Puree was über creamy and smooth, while the Toasted Pine Nuts, Currants, and Chile Oil provided lovely counterpoints in texture and taste. Noticeably absent was the "Shitake Bacon", but although I searched for it via my palate, it was nowhere to be found on this plate. The accompanying Sofia Chardonnay was (just as the Coppola vintners describe it) delicate, light, only slightly acidic (I personally didn't pick up on this) and a perfect accompaniment. Second Course: Seared Corvina on a bed of lovely, nutty, rust-colored Bhutanese Red Rice. The fish had a crisp sear but, depending on how thick your portion was, the fish came across as cooked too dry to slightly moist. (My dinner guests compared and contrasted their portions of this mild-flavored fish, the moist portions being the better.) Coconut Milk, citrusy-acidic Lime, pungent Ginger, and Cilantro combined to give this dish a nice finish. The paired Director's Cut Savignon Blanc was fine for this course. Third Course: Braised Beef Short Ribs and Morel Mushroom Sauce plus Apple and Fennel Salad proved the least favorite of the night. The beef was wonderfully tender and smoky, but didn't pack the punch the aroma suggested. The Morels - one of my all time favorite fungi - were slightly salty and could have been the main part of this course for my tastes. The crisp fennel and thinly sliced apple salad went well with a rather mysterious Lost Colony Red Blend. Again, this didn't have the body I would suggest for this heavy a course. Fourth Course: Vanilla Mascarpone Cream (yum-yum-yummy) and Almond Granola Tuile (slightly inconsistent because it was more mushy than crisp, perhaps since I was the last person served out of the 64) came with a "meh" Spiced Wine Poached Pear. Least favorite of the courses tonight, this was paired with a rare - usually served only at the winery - Late Harvest Semillion. If you get a chance to attend one of these dinners...grab it! It might not be perfect, but it made for a near perfect Valentine Dinner for us. (Just glad my taste buds aren't connected to my taste buds and thus not adversely affected by the cacophony.)

Beautiful Event Venue!…read more I have a chef crush on the owner Jason McConnell. He has three restaurants in addition to this event house and everything he cooks is fantastically delicious. Tonight the McConnell House hosted Food Truck Fight night. I'm a sucker for gourmet food coming out of a truck. There were several food trucks parked behind the house. The plan was to look at all the truck's menus and then choose carefully. It can be so difficult to choose just one so you may have to try food from several. Each truck has a number that you can text to vote for them. Just in case great food isn't enough for a great time there is also a dj playing party music. The only thing missing was our camping chairs. Since I discovered this event occurs every third Thursday of the month we will return with our chairs next month and plan to stay longer.