Great wines and food! Every time I am in the area I try to…read morego! Love the Apple riesling

I recently visited Nutwod winery and had a great time. We opted to sit outside and enjoy the…read morebeautiful fall weather. I enjoyed a five wine flight, fruit, and cheese board as an appetizer and blue cheese sliders as my main with a side of pasta salad. The blue cheese sliders were not made with true blue cheese. It was actually blue cheese dressing. I was not thrilled by the huge property dog wandering around as I am not an animal lover while eating. Our server was nice and friendly.

After noting Hills and Dales Estate on a list of public gardens in the area, we opted to check it…read moreout on a sunny Saturday. This place seems to do less advertising than other similar venues, as we had never heard of it before. Once in LaGrange, you pass the local college and should then look for signs directing you to the estate. Most of the parking lot is almost woven into the terrain. There are individual spaces among trees, and no huge barren lots (which is good). You get your tickets ($10 per adult for a garden tour or $20 for home/garden tour) at a visitors' center, which though new is built to blend well with the main house. The staff was very helpful and friendly. They offer a 15-minute orientation film about the history of the gardens (which started over 150 years ago) and the home (about 100 years old). You are then driven a short distance around to the front of the house via tram or golf cart (depending on crowd-size). The house is quite impressive. A docent leads tours through the ~ 30 rooms, which are preserved in their state from circa 2000 when the last family member lived there. I wouldn't say that 'home tours' are usually of great interest to me, but this was a bit different. There are a lot of practical touches to the place and you get more of a feel of how people lived there, not just that it is an ornate building. The gardens are expansive, but can be covered without too much effort. We spent time exploring and taking photos before and after the home tour. There were several different touring groups while we were on the site, but it never felt crowded. We were often alone in a section of the garden, which was nice. Our visit lasted almost 2.5 hours. If you are anywhere near LaGrange and have an interest in gardens or architecture (or photography), this place is absolutely worth checking out.

I brought a birthday cake for my birthday and when we checked in for my reservation the staff…read morebasically took the cake out of my hands saying "we'll bring it to you it's no problem!" and I said thank you and we were sat. At the end of our meals, the cake was brought out, no knife, no plates. He asked after I blew out the candles (that my mom brought) if we wanted the cake cut and he would take it to the back to have it sliced. I said no I want to cut it myself and that was fine with him. When we got our check, a $25 fee was added to our bill for the cake. We were not made aware of the add on whatsoever. I think if they would've mentioned from the get go that we had to pay for my cake to be brought out we would've declined and kept the cake with us.

This is our second time visiting and as always the vibes are immaculate. The first visit had a live…read moreband and this time we played plant bingo. My friend ordered the Bloody Mary and to both of our surprise, it tastes like seafood but there isn't any seafood included (like a shrimp as a topper). So that was a little odd for both of us. You order food at the bar but then it's cooked in the food truck out back. Always quick service and delicious food. One of our favorite spots to hang out.

The beer was good, but my wife and I ordered the smash burgers and the orders were not correct…read more After 1st attempt to correct our orders, still was not correct. We decided to eat our meals and not come back. I love their beer but very disappointed with their food.

Went here with my husband and there was about 40 kids owith ice walkers on a very small ice rink…read more So there was little to no space for the kids to move around and everyone was running into each other. Because there was so many people on the ice it was so torn up it was very difficult to skate. I would say the rink is only meant for children not adults and it's disappointing.

We drove about 40 minutes to go ice skating at Sweetland on Ice. It was our first visit. We…read morethoroughly enjoyed ice skating, and love this venue! Ample parking, and on a Chilly Friday night it wasn't too crowded. They had quality skates to rent, and were more than happy to exchange sizes a few times to get the right fit. The ice was nice, and even better after the zambonie had its turn. The folks working were wonderful, and very helpful. The price was the same for adults and kids at $12 each. About the same as a movie I suppose. They had little fires and chairs for those not skating, as well as heat lamps, and a walled tent to be extra toasty for special needs/diaper changes or just a place to sit at a table. Their concession stand was fine, but I didn't buy anything. I'm too cheap to pay $3.75 for a hot cocoa, though it did look yummy with a heaping pile of whipped cream. The background music was 70's, and I rather surprised myself on how many lyrics I actually knew. We shall return next year! What a treat!

Cresent Station is a very nice large space for all kinds of events. Today my uncle had his father's…read moreside of the family, family reunion. The space was decorated nice and I LOVED there restrooms. I mean OMG. Cresent Station has 2 side of the building one side has a stage like area meaning I guess that would be considered the dance room side and the side for dining. Overall, if I lived down here in Lagrange this would best the perfect place to have a function. Now! The parking is another story. There wasn't much of it that I could see. But again I would recommend Cresent Station for your events.

It's such a beautiful place! Been there a few times when there was a market! The venue is pretty…read morebig and can accommodate a large amount of people! The bathrooms are amazing and very pretty! Would highly recommend!!!

I got married on May 25th. After searching for a fabulous venue, within my $3000 budget, and being…read moreunsuccessful, I decided to search on www.herecomestheguide.com. After a few scrolls, I found the Del'avant. It's about 70 minutes south of Atlanta and honestly, when you exit the highway, you may think that you've made the worst 70 minute drive of your life (only because it's super country), but about 8 minutes from the exit, you find yourself in Downtown LaGrange. When I pulled up to the Del'avant Event Center, I immediately fell in love with the building. It had the elements that I was looking for; exposed bricks that gives the venue a NYC feel, hardwood floors, bridal suite, rooftop space for cocktail hour, ceremony space, parking deck for the guests etc. My fiance at the time and I met with the Venue Manager, Anna. At first, I wasn't sure Anna would be able to fulfill our wedding venue needs. She was late for our initial meeting and when she did show up, she had her sick daughter on her hip the entire time, however, after about an hour, Anna reeled us in and I fell in love with the Del'avant. The $3000 that we paid included the entire venue from 8 a.m. to midnight, use of the bridal and groom suites, a venue hostess who assisted with on the day needs, round, rectangle and high tables, chivari chairs, chaise loungers, accent chairs etc. We loved it!! If you're looking for a venue that's within the budget and aesthetically pleasing and only 70 minutes from Atlanta, the Del'avant is for you!

Everything is not calibrated, so you can't play any of the games with any accuracy. Tried football,…read morebaseball, golf, soccer - all without any success.

Super fun, but menu shown online is WAY OFF. Wings and pizza are only options for food. Of course…read morewe found out AFTER we made the reservation. They were also out of bottled soft drinks, except Dasani. But they did have a good beer selection!

Fresh off of a 18-19 hour drive with 3 kids and a dog, I came here just looking for a room to sleep…read morein before continuing the other 13 hours of our drive, but found much more than that. The woman who checked me in was so incredibly nice and pleasant & so accommodating. I was exhausted and every other hotel was giving me problems with either pet fees (one wanted $100 non refundable fee) or with the time I had come in. She helped me get checked right in and seemed so genuinely happy that we had come. After the trip we had, that was so incredibly needed. Later on in the evening we came down to take the dog on a walk and the evening gentleman was so incredibly friendly as well. He showed the dog love and even gave him a treat for being a good boy. Around 6 hours into our stay I got a huge headache, meds available downstairs at the front desk without having to leave. Snacks available, room clean, comfortable, cold, and roomy. Grounds are well maintained and the outside is beautiful and landscaped. Pet waste bags easily available, and an incredible staff. Only downfall is living so far from this beautiful place. Thank you La Quinta, this visit was extremely pleasant.

This wasn't the most modern and updated hotel and the bathrooms, while clean seemed in need of…read moreupdating and the same goes for the hall ways, door frames and much of the decor. That said the service was great. We were greeting with a friendly tone and they went out of the way to make sure we had extra linens and towels. Had there been a more updated room this would have been a 4 start spot.