This place is too far for me to consider but for those in this area it's amazing! They decorate the…read moreplace with lights of their own (which are in many of my pictures). They have a balcony area (hence the name!) but it's only inside and is a small little space. It's good for medium to large parties. The kitchen is a decent size and the sinks work. There are some downsides, but to me they didn't detract too much from the place. There are only two stalls in the restroom with a light in the largest one (which is good considering one of the overhead lights had gone out).The tables are a bit wobbly though, so make sure not to put anything crazy heavy on them. The parking lot is tiny and it's easy to get trapped here. Also, when it rains, it gets cold by the windows so bring a jacket. All in all, I always enjoy coming to this place. I think it's very pretty compared to most of the venues I see.

If I could give negative stars I would. First off the gate outside is all bent up, My god daughter…read morehad her wedding and reception there. As I walked the first thing I smelled, that's right smelled, was old fryer oil. I walked into one of the foulest kitchens I have ever had the misfortune of walking into. I cant say anything good about the kitchen. in fact I cant say anything good about the entire building. The owner Shari (I'm not sure how to spell her name) is rude and unwilling to get off her butt and drive down the street to assist. I spoke with her twice on the phone and she was extremely rude, unprofessional, and combative to say the least. She was more worried about bringing up what little items she didn't charge for as if these gave her the right to not come down and address honest concerns. Here is a list of items I found wrong doing a walk through. Kitchen FILTHY!!! bathrooms dirty changing rooms dirty railing of the balcony loose and dangerous walls and floors filthy paint chipping pillars crap service sets, (food warmers) tarnished and dirty tables wobbly eating utensils tarnished and dirty plates and glasses unmatched lighting sucks dusty I can honestly go on and on but I may run out of room. I would not serve slop there or hold an execution there.

Recently attended a Jr. High day party here. Its easy to find,especially if you follow gps. Its a…read morenice sized building not terribly small ,not stacked wall to wall but no more than approximately 250 to 300 people..Its in the front of home depot in the small strip, not alot of parking but if the other businesses are closed, more parking spaces would be available. It's a good space for an intimate gathering. Sorry ,I didnt use the restroom nor do I know if there is a kitchen area. Its worth checking into.

My husband gave me a surprise birthday party. It was everything a woman could hope for. The owners…read morewere very cooperative ,friendly and kind as I hear. Well, when I walked in, it was epic! The colors were color coordinated and everything was in place beautifully. They were prompt and very professional. I noticed that her and the staff worked very well together in order to pull everything off! What a great night! Thank to "The Occasion "

I had the pleasure of attending an event for a friend of mine recently at Bombay and I cannot…read morerecommend this place enough! The decor, the set up down to the fine details. The event went off without a hitch and it was one of the best nights I have had in a long time!! Kudos to the staff who put it all together, I was thoroughly impressed and will recommend this venue 1000 times over!! THANK YOU!!

Amazing venue! Plenty of parking and it's a gorgeous place to have a party or weddingread more

What a fantastic event space! I've passed by it many times and admired the updated facade. It…read morereally improved the appearance of Main Street, and I love seeing people take pride in their small towns. When hosting a birthday party, this was exactly the kind of place I had in mind for it. It will easily hold 100 people, but with a crowed of 25, it won't feel too big. The price was on par with the price of other venues in the area, and much less expensive than the ones down the road in DeSoto County and Oxford. The Venue provides tables and chairs and a few other things like pedestals. They have a small kitchen with a tiny sink, a warming oven and microwave, and a full size refrigerator. There's also a small bathroom off the kitchen/storage area. The floors are trendy vinyl plank and the walls are creamy white. The decor really fits any event you'd want to host. If you're hosting an event - be it a birthday party, shower, reunion, or even a small wedding reception - definitely go check out The Venue! It's quite perfect for any occasion!

Gorgeous. The venue is perfect for any rustic themed or classy chic wedding expectations. Pictures…read moreall turn out so well both inside and outside the barn. Chandeliers, white lights...there are so many options to make this day so special for guests and wedding party. I was a guest and my daughter was a part of the ceremony. We had to drive an hour and a half from outside little rock but I would do it again and again. The family cooked full meals in the kitchen to serve to guests. It's spectacular. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: we specialize in weddings, receptions, family reunions, concert, church conferences, church…read moreretreats, banquets, showers, and even birthday parties. we have an indoor and outdoor facility and have lodging up to 40 people.

The accommodations are outstanding. The food was superb. One of my favorite outfitters in Arkansas…read more Stan and Jan are amazing hosts and the staff and guides are second to none. My son and I enjoyed our hunts and will be going back in the future.

I reached out to see if I could surprise my son with a duck hunt after watching the fox nation…read moreclick on this lodge. The response when I inquired about the price was prompt and professional. Six (6) duck hunters at $1400 a day per Hunter, and a pheasant hunt for $600 per day per Hunter. $2000 per Hunter per day. Dad said if you have to ask you can't afford it, but I didn't know they do groups of six unless I asked. Sure looks pretty.

If you've looked at this place and wondered if you should book it, a resounding YES! We just…read morefinished a wonderful weekend for my daughter's wedding: the venue is beautiful and charming and distinctive, and the fantastic owners provided impeccable customer service, never more than minutes away from helping with whatever we needed. It was more than an event space; it was our home for three days, with room for more than twenty of us to stay and be steps away from every individual attraction. Five enthusiastic stars.

100% recommend Reflections for your wedding. The amenities are great for an all-inclusive wedding…read more There is a house for the bridal party, a cottage for the groomsmen, and two more spots for guests to stay. We chose one for a bridesmaid with a newborn to be able to stay with her family, and the other as a place for my florist/director to stay. The only thing that could be better would be for that last spot to have rooms instead of one large open area. The grounds have several options for your perfect wedding spot. We chose outside of the main building overlooking a lake. Chairs were included. The rehearsal dinner was inside the barn area, which was quickly cleaned up to begin decorating for the reception. The tables and tablecloths were included. The kitchen was a good size and ice was provided. Indoor bathrooms were clean. To top it all off, the owners were fantastic. They helped cart guests from their cars to the main area. They checked in often to make sure we were okay. They followed up to make sure we didn't have any questions. They allowed us time to clean up on Sunday around our church time. We could even stay the night Saturday night. I cannot say enough good things about this place. The Wild West themed town across the street was a little country for me, but it proved a fun setting for guests to relax and the "saloon". 10 out of 10! We even rented tuxes from their other businesses and received a discount. We were able to leave the suits at the site and not have the hassle of returning them the next week.

I was in West Tennessee for business and decided to take a detour over to Ames Plantation in…read moreFayette County to visit the graves of some family members. The Ames Plantation was originally named Cedar Grove by its original owner John W. Jones who had settled there in the 1820s. The large cotton plantation was one of the most productive in the area. I hadn't been to the plantation in years. I've never visited this Plantation as a tourist. I've only come here when a family member passes away and is buried here at the Old Jones Cemetery. But I will say, it amazes me how they have kept the plantation intact after all these years. When I was a child, I saw workers (sharecroppers or indentured servants) working those cotton fields and it was the strangest site. I didn't see any workers this trip, but one thing was clear during my drive to and from the Ames Plantation, cotton is still king in this part of the state.

Let me be the first to say how much we enjoyed the fall festival today. There are 18,500 acres…read morehere, and I'm guessing about 50 acres for the festival. There was such a large turnout today, but there was plenty of room for people to run around. You start off by parking in a large field where you are transported back and forth by school bus. There are police helping the traffic in and out and parking attendants to make the parking move smoothly. Then there are trucks and golf carts that will help people from their cars to and from the busses. The parking attendant recognised our handicap tag and directed us toward a designated parking field near the grounds. Then once in the field, there are golf carts and a tractor wagon to help people get around. I was disappointed to see that the canons were at another event, but the civil war guys were there doing stories, answering questions, demonstrating and firing the muzzel loaders. General Grant and Greirson were telling civil war stories. Lots of vendors. Everything homemade from quilts, clothes, bird houses, to jellies and honey. Lots of food trucks and plenty of room to eat in the fire station. Live music, demonstrations, history, and education for the kids to learn about daily life during the old days. Ames is owned by a trust from the family that owned it and is dedicated to preservation of its history. They have archaeology digs with colleges and study and manage the wildlife habitat. There are several cemeteries and much research has been done regarding those who occupied the area. There are programs for hunting deer, quail, and coyotes. At least that's what I gathered from their site. We live close by and go every year, and are no strangers to a rural setting, but it is great for kids who love to get away from the city for a day. Some of the vendors that return each year are kettle fried popcorn which I have not tried, fresh ice cream made as it is served, and fresh made pork rinds that they make while you wait. This is some advice, and not a complaint: the lines for any type of food tend to be really long and consume much of the day. All of the sales tents, however, have little to no wait to shop, browse, or buy, and all of the vendors are very friendly and more than willing to talk. Advise for the long lines: by using multiple people to wait in multiple lines, they can buy for each other simultaneously. Also, don't make the mistake we did by postponing purchases for the reason of not having to carry your goods around. They do sell out and you may leave empty handed. We did not arrive until noon because of cool morning weather and left almost five. That's five hours and we were only able to see about half of what was there. Another tip, it is to your advantage to go in a large group so that you can split into groups with different interests. I say this because there is not enough time to do everything, and if you are a family that sticks together the whole time, everyone will spend a lot of time doing something they didn't want to. The 2015 weather turned out great, but last year was muddy and wet from having rained so much. The turnout was less than half for the event, it was muddy, but they did waive the small entrance fee. It's impossible to expect the weather to cooperate every year on the same day without the ability to reschedule the day, so it is hit and miss. We will see you again next year, weather permitting.