Best kept secret in Louisa Virginia!…read more Greg is super helpful and always willing to order something if they don't have it in stock. He always gives me a deal too! (although I probably don't deserve it!) I think they're involved in promoting a concert series in the summertime as well. Doing lots of interesting things for local musicians and with locals. You gotta stop in there and see some of the neat things they have on consignment too. I think the prices are good, but that's just me, taking into consideration how close they are, that beats everyone else hands-down. Steve Yoder.

Great shop., great service, Affordable repairs an tune up's Quality craftsmanship with…read morea nice selection of gear.. if if they don't have what you're looking for I'm sure they can get it for you..

3 stars mostly because of the friendliness of the owner, who came out to open the tasting room for…read moreme. They have good variety, and with 12 acres of grapes they are growing a lot of fruit. The prices are VERY reasonable (most were under $20) and they have a lot of fruit wines (strawberry, cherry, peach to name a few). Well, for under $20 you get what you expect. I wouldn't cellar these wines, but for porch sipping, they do the trick. I recommending calling ahead. They don't seem to get a lot of foot traffic, so the owner is equally likely to be working the fields.

We were in the area yesterday and looked for wineries nearby. Noticed this one but it didn't have a…read morewebsite,which was a little weird. Should've gone with my gut on that! The entrance to the winery was grand and beautiful as well as the drive up to the tasting room. But...it was locked up tight (despite the OPEN sign and internet saying open) with not a soul on sight. Then my hubby says, "Where are the grapevines?". Then I got home and ready the YELP reviews...Ok...sorry we will not be back...

So far (2 months in) my daughter seems to love her time here and her teachers seem to be fond of…read moreher which makes me happy. They've been excellent at communication with me. I love the picture updates on the app throughout the day. She did stay sick off and on for a few weeks but I attribute that to her staying home for her first few years and being sheltered more due to Covid. As far as no touring during operating hours, if they allowed that it would make me feel incredibly uneasy. I don't want random people having access to my child during the day. This is a safety issue and I'm glad the center has their policy in place.

As a mother of five children this center has been one of the worse. Not to mention the broken glass…read morein the parking lot, the beer cans, and the location of a vape store right next door. My daughter did not attend very long. The only reason the center is open in my opinion is due to the limited availability of childcare. My daughter did not even attend for a full month. First I come to get her several days and she is barefoot inside of the center and her feet were covered in filth. The teachers have this app that they use but it does not appear that they actually use it as it should be use. They are completely unorganized and do not really consider the needs or desires of the parents. If you want a center that is barbaric and will not teach proper cleanliness or social skills I would say this is the place for you. It does not seem like that big of a deal to some, but I rather my child know how to properly utilize toys and materials and hope that she would be raised to higher standards. Rather than addressing matters related to cleanliness and safety they write it off and say "oh this is just how children are at this age." I walked in to drop my daughter off on day one and there was a four month old child crawling around on the tile flooring, additionally all of the teachers had their shoes on in the infant room. The amount of safety hazards and the way that it looks like there is always an explosion of disaster and mess on a regular basis. Not to mention the smell of my daughter every time she comes home. The fact that they mark that your child is completing activities that they do not, or mark related to food consumption that is not accurate. It is just a complete disaster. It is complete chaos every time I walk in. If you so much try to approach them related to what is going on. Do not expect them to learn or try and increase their standards. Additional example, one of the children was chewing on a cardboard book and the teacher stated, oh that is normal behavior. Not even acknowledging that this is a choking hazard and a health and safety hazard. I challenge you to tour the center during the day. The first red flag is they schedule tours outside of regular business hours. When I went to pick up my daughter at the end of the day a four month old child literally crawled right out the door. I guess it depends on your standards as a parent and how much BS you are willing to deal with. It was not hard for me to walk away from the center. I hope the area has emerging business that comes in and does proper management and training to run a center that is healthy for our children in the community. I have experienced severe anxiety every single day not knowing if they were physical with my daughter or what actually was going on in the classrooms when I drop her off. As a parent you are not able to enter the center - they state due to COVID concerns however, after accessing other centers this is not the case across the board. I do not like that I cannot walk my daughter in and see the condition of the center on a daily basis. Glad that I made the decision to tell them to politely F off which is probably what I should have done on week one. I feel this is the best decision. I toured Goddard in Fredericksburg and to my surprise the center is ran nothing like the center - Jupiter. The level of cleanliness and order far surpasses what I experienced. I am glad that my beautiful daughter is safe at home. I am glad that I made the decision to choose safety over desperation. The center also allows you to tour during sessions. They do not appear to have anything to hide. It is sad that the owner who I briefly approached related to allowing late entry was rather rude and lack the ability to be flexible. It really is just frustrating for me in general especially when you already have a lot going on. I really hate that I allowed myself or my daughter to be in this environment and lowered our standards in such a way. I really should have never allowed this to happen. I hope you do not fall into the pressures of your employer and place the safety and wellbeing of your children first. The center needs a rude awakening in order to actually provide a service that is worth my time or money. I spoke to the woman who is responsible for reviewing the cameras - the Director. I would not trust her with my child's safety or well-being at all. This was the final breaking point for me. I should be able to drop my daughter off and feel confident that she is in good hands. They really need new management entirely and should develop their staff on safety and how to increase the well being and knowledge of children in their center. I do not trust the center as a hand off. They are one injury away from a huge lawsuit. I am not taking chances with my daughter. Low class childcare and low class staff.

Tiny museum that focuses on the history of the town. Think of it as 'local flair'. If you're nearby…read moreand have some free time, it's worth checking out just to see the artifacts on display. They also have periodic history classes or period reenactments (like Colonial cooking classes). Locals who like history should love this place. I ventured here mostly for the Civil War period (Louisa was the sight of the Battle of Trevilian Station, the largest 100% cavalry clash of the Civil War) but they also cover the town's history from the Native American peoples all the way to mid-20th century. While they have maps that show some of the local historic Civil War markers and provide maps, unfortunately there is no 'battlefield' to see :(

From the owner: Experience Louisa County's diverse and storied past at the Sargeant Museum and Heritage Farm. Tour…read morethe museum, research your family, or join us for hands-on living history demonstrations and events!

Was late for the first couple classes and didn't show up for my last two classes. Kept canceling…read moreclasses as well

Definitely a bad experience. Never returned phone calls. Supposed to come to our house to start…read morebehind the wheel lessons and pickup a check. Never showed and no phone call. Please beware.

Inside a 1938 movie theatre that once was segregated is State Climb, a climbing gym open to all…read more Operating as a non-profit, State Climb asks visitors to either join as a member or pay what you can. My friends and I went right when they opened at 3 p.m. on a Friday in October. Here's our experience: 1) Instructions: Two staff members taught us how to tie knots, belay, etc. Once we had the hang of it, they stayed with us to make sure we were climbing safely and/or had any questions. They were great instructors and very personable. 2) Walls: There are four different climbing walls and three ropes. Two walls you can climb without roping in and two others you rope in. (One had an automatic belay machine.) If it's your first time, but you want to climb high, go to the tallest wall and follow the blue markers. 3) Space: It's in the space that was the stage of an old theater. It's kept clean and comes with a training area, restrooms, changing rooms, etc. 4) Staff: When you check in, they give you shoes to climb. (There are cubbies to place your shoes in.) If you didn't sign a waiver online, they'll have you sign when you enter. Every staff person we met was very nice and helpful!

Great climbing, diverse climbs that are changed often. Plenty of challenging climbs but also plenty…read moreof easy ones. High ropes too.