I stumbled upon this adorable shop on a bike ride through the city. It is every farmhouse gal's…read moredream. Wonderfully decorated with unique antique finds by the very talented owner Julie, who is so welcoming. I must have spent 45 minutes looking at all her apothecary items, smelling all the candles and soaps, exploring all the decor items. And did I say she has original paintings from local artists for sale - you must see them to appreciate them. There is also fresh baguettes, French loafs, and sour dough bread for sale. If only I wasn't on my bike - I would have purchased a truck load of items! This is a must stop and shop alone or with your girlfriends! Thank you for your southern hospitality Julie. You made this out-of-towner feel right at home.

I absolutely loved this shop! I came to Monterey for the week to explore and I'm so glad I found…read morethis shop! The owner is so sweet and so friendly, and she carries the cutest things, a lot from local businesses. I will be stopping into her shop every time I'm in this area!

I ordered a very specific item online that only this store seemed to stock, but I accidentally…read moreselected "store pickup" instead of delivery. I'm several states away so there was no way I was going to be able to get it in person. I called the store and the lady was super nice and said she would ship it to me anyway. Props to them for helping make the order right and for sticking hard to find kitchen items!

Friendly customer service. Trinkets for everyone. Baking made easy tool selection. Affordable gifts…read morefor the whole family.

Went to Burgess Falls...no parking available. We saw a sign about parking at the "red barn" and…read moreheaded up there...or here. They have a venmo barcode outside, (it is $10 for parking) but I couldn't get it to work, so I went inside. It was packed! But I did manage to pay and get a receipt to put on my dashboard. They told me I could get $5 off my purchase if I showed my receipt. However at the register they said that promotion was over. In the end, they honored it, so I appreciated that. We had the banana pudding and peach cobbler and an ice cream. The ice cream was purchased separately, so we got it immediately. But it took at least 20 minutes for the pudding and cobbler. At one point, I jokingly said to my daughter "are they making it right now"...and they I think they were. The vanilla wafers on the sides and bottom were crunchy, not soggy. It is one of the better banana puddings I've had lately. Definitely recommend it! The cobbler was warm but not what I was looking for. They have a ton of local made products and the bathroom was very clean. Their sign advertised Farm to Table. If we get out that way again I would definitely give their menu a try.

A quaint little place with amazing decor and food. One of my favorite places to eat. I haven't…read moreeaten anything there that I don't recommend. Finish off with their ice cream!!

I really don't get it. The sandwiches are ok. The pizza is good, but not great. Not open for…read moredinner, you know...when people eat.

This restaurant was repeatedly recommended on social media, and the accolades are justified. When…read morewe arrived, they were packed! But the line to order moved quickly. Hubs ordered the Goodfella Pizza, with a couple of deletions, and loved it. I chose the Elana Ruz sandwich and it was glorious! Not exaggerating, that sandwich was such a delicious combination of flavors. We were able to find seats inside while we waited, and then hubs found a table outside right before our food was ready. The weather was delightful so we enjoyed sitting outside. We loved the overall vibe, although inside was a little loud. Their decor everywhere was so much fun! We also appreciated the drink refills as we headed out. As we left, we saw tons of parking in an adjacent lot, which I've noted for future visits. Mountain Goat Market is now definitely a must-do on our next trip to The Caverns.

Was a great shop, but they are now closed. They sell at a smaller consignment shop called "The…read moreShoppe" in Manchester.

If the following style is of interest to you, then a visit to this quaint shop nestled in Central…read moreTennessee is a "must." The building is divided into small rooms with something of interest around every corner! *The hand picked, unique, unusual *In touch with nature *Realistic greenery and bows, wreaths, and flowers *Farmhouse - old weathered items for indoors and out *Fluffy organic-look pillows and linens *Black and white checkered color schemes for dining room and kitchen *Toiletries and jewelry *Seasonal items and so much more! The owners and staff are very friendly and helpful. It is easy to get to this place if travelling I-24, only about a mile off the Interstate at Manchester, Tennessee. What a great place to shop for gifts or your home!

Absolutely gorgeous bookshop in the heart of downtown Cookeville. The design was thoughtful and it…read moreflows so well. Super friendly staff, so many items to choose from. A wonderful selection of local authors.

I love exploring new cities, and while waiting on my brother to meet us for lunch, we did just…read morethat! Walking through Cookeville we found the cutest little bookstore just begging us to come inside. A chessboard near the entrance almost got our attention but the books won. This place is warm and inviting, colorful, with a great selection for a small town and tons of little signs talking about books, series, authors, and yes... dragons. Great prices and super friendly staff made us wish we were here to visit more often.

I was there during a lull in June, so it was very quiet. There are two relatively small galleries,…read morebeautifully curated, as well as an extensive gift shop that functions as a little mini museum of the work of artists alumni and instructors affiliated with the Craft center. A beautifully designed space, friendly staff. I would've liked a little bit more information or an artist statement/bio along with the gorgeous works on exhibit.

Before the COVID'19 era, my Mom and I took a glass blowing workshop here. It was so cool! We stayed…read morenearby in some basic but clean cabins. The instructor was patient with each student's pace. Safety guidelines were clearly outlined. And although we were taught how to design two different types of glass pieces, we were free to create our own designs. Mom and I each made our own glass art pieces and also made one together. This was such a cool, uniquely memorable experience! Currently the gallery is open to 6 people at a time if people are qearing masks and also operates as an online gallery.