Recently moved to Dallas. This has been one of the more chill, laid-back, serene, wineries, close…read moreto us. It's not a Château Elan, or Big Door well for a local spot is great. The wines are delicious, something to do locally, the people are nice, and I had 2 cups of wine and I'm tipsy as hell. My wife ate the cheese plate all by herself and said I was taking too long. It tastes too good. So I destroyed the hummus.... Yummy!!! This is our new spot.

This place was very cute and cozy. Came here with a large group and they were very accommodating…read more Its perfect for large groups. Food was tasty. I ordered a margarita pizza but it wasnt what I expected since it was not a traditional thin neopolitan style pizza, but it did taste good. I believe they are brick oven so you do get that nice char on the crust. The wine flights were tasty and the cost is extremely reasonable. I will definitely be back. I was told they sometimes have a comedy show and live music.

Dinner Diva catered the rehearsal dinner for our son and daughter-in-law's wedding. Thank you for a…read morewonderful dinner, beautifully served. We were very pleased with our food, service and presentation! Thank you for attending to all the details since we were coming from out of town. You and your staff were a pleasure to work with and the evening was so much fun! Thank you very much! Our newlyweds are doing great!

Meals from Dinner Diva are AMAZING! They have so many healthy options that are family-friendly…read more And pick-up on Tuesdays & Thursdays makes it so convenient!

I've eaten at R&R catering prior and always enjoyed the food and the prices are more than…read morereasonable. Some of my favorite dishes are the meatloaf (which I usually don't like from restaurants because they can't make it like mama, but Ms. Rodneisha must have talked to mama )., barbecue ribs, and the fish. Sides: Mac & cheese (best in the city) greens, and black-eyed peas. Desserts: banana pudding and strawberry cake.. This year we decided to have most of our Thanksgiving meal catered which turned out to be a great decision. We had the roasted turkey (very moist), Mac and cheese , greens, sweet potato casserole, bread, and banana pudding. The food was amazing at a great price!!! We'll see you for our Christmas dinner!

Great service, great prices, delicious food. They will deliver straight to your home or business.read more

Best pottery shop ever. Wonderful experience. Amazing works of art. The owner is hot too :)read more

This place is gorgeous! The falls and old cotton mill had a great effect on the venue. Went here…read moreto prepare for a wedding. Will see how it goes at night and at the wedding. Update: The wedding went very well. Good thing it didn't rain and all the rain happened earlier in the week before the wedding. The wedding was a combined Indian and American wedding. The area was available to setup the Mandap which is the center stage for the Indian wedding. The groom and I with the rest of their families helped setup the place. We added some lighting as well. At a clear night, you can see all the stars. It was a spectacular view to end the night. Make sure you download a good star gazing app to know the constellations. I saw the big dipper last night and it was breathtaking.

I'd like to start out by saying, the venue is beautiful…read more That, is really the only positive aspect of this location. The staff was unprepared, unprofessional and incredibly flippant when issues were brought to their attention. The mother of the bride was interrupted and called away from her daughter(the bride)several times to deal with details that had been discussed 3 separate times, after 3 two-hour long distance trips to this location. Details that had been meticulously discussed during numerous emails, phone calls and and written down with several people (including the owner/planner). The owner/planner apparently never attends the events, but instead places a "stand-in planner" to take her place. ...This was never discussed with us.... Somehow, our spectacularly detailed emails, plans and itinerary did NOT get passed along to the stand-in planner! GUESTS were actually called upon by the same uninformed staff members to help place things, answer questions and direct as to where the items should go! When confronted with our concerns, the stand-in planner blatantly stated that "the owner does this all the time and they never gave her the details" What??? Then, Why did we pay for a planner??? Why did we drive 2 hours on 3 different trips to have wedding-planning-meetings????? The passing-the-blame situation caused for the mother of the bride to miss sweet moments (dressing her daughter in her wedding dress) and her father to miss her send off with sparklers from the wedding (he was asked to move his truck) , memories this family can NEVER get back. According to the stand-in planner these types of situations have been the norm at this venue. I suggest that this venue gets its act together, so no other family has to needlessly stress on such a special day, as we did. I'm saddened that this happened to my family, so many people came from all corners of Georgia, to be here for our special day, and unfortunately what was remembered from this day, was stress, anger and broken promises. P.S hire your own planner and bring them with you to be safe!

What an unbelievable treasure in Adairsville! We ran across this B&B/event facility while out…read morelooking for a place to have an outdoor wedding. After quickly realizing that nothing else measured up (especially for the price!), we booked it for the whole weekend. No, we didn't have an extravagant budget for our wedding, in fact, I think I spent less than half of what almost any of my friends did over the last 10 yrs. The building - The Inn is BEAUTIFUL inside and out. Lovely furniture and decorations, and lots of open comfortable common space. The Master Bathroom is not to be missed (that shower is bigger than my walk-in closet at home!) Outside - The gardens are simply lovely, it is tucked away in the woods so it is nice and quiet, and the covered deck and patio were more than enough space for our reception for 100 with a buffet set up and space for a band and dance floor! (125 is probably also fine, more than that gets a bit trickier with parking - or at least in summer 2012 that would have been the case.) Food / Catering - All of the food was outstanding - we rented out Friday night and Saturday night, so I actually ate 4 meals there. They've been in the restaurant / catering business forever, have great instincts, and will help you custom build the menu you want. Of course, if you're just staying there as a B&B, this isn't as big of a concern - but breakfast is great. Sharon was even very patient with my paleo bridesmaid. ;-) However, if you're looking at Sage Cottage Inn as an event facility - rest assured, the food is delicious - and as you'll soon find out, the prices really can't be beat. Staff - Last but not least, the owners are SO SWEET! We've already booked our first anniversary to go back again. (p.s. Their current website does not do it justice - don't dismiss it too quickly - go by and see it in person.)

Incredibly rude owner. Northerners with zero sense of southern hospitality. I don't have the time…read moreor energy to type out all the issues involved with a wedding my friends had there. I guarantee they will have to sell the place within a year. Don't expect to be allowed to have any fun here. If you are looking for a fun friendly wedding venue, don't pick here.

Great place to visit in Cartersville, Georgia if you are near. Great selection of cars that rotated…read moreeach month. Great and friendly staff will help you through the journey.

We stopped at the Savoy Automotive Museum on a Sunday morning when they opened (10 a.m.). We had…read morevisited almost 5 years ago and were in the area again. We got free admission via a bank promotion. The site is quite large, with a few additional buildings / pavilions. They have a huge parking area. The staff was friendly when we arrived. The museum is a bit smaller than I recalled. That may be due to having visited a larger auto-themed museum a few months ago; maybe that skewed my perspective. Here, they have a long central hallway currently showing a series of NASCAR entries from the 1950s through the present. Some of the models recur, so it is a good overview of how the cars have evolved over the decades both in style and in how they are outfitted for racing. There are also several attached rooms with their own sets of vehicles. One featured a variety of Jeeps from the original military type, through mail delivery vehicles from the 80s, to variants from Japan, etc. Another room featured historical vehicles - concept cars, a car owned by Amelia Earhart, a van used by a civil rights organization on an island in South Carolina, etc. A third was devoted to luxury-type vehicles of various types. At one end of the main hall is a theater where they apparently show films once a month. Outside of that are older cars (Ford Model Ts) and a collection of car-themed artwork on the walls. From what I recall, they have changed out most of the vehicles versus what I recall from last time. They may have some that are museum-owned, but they appear to get quite a number of on-loan cars, which potentially makes the experience somewhat fresh on each visit. They also had a cafeteria, though we left before lunchtime. We spent about an hour here, though you could probably easily double that if you were more of a car enthusiast. This is definitely worth a stop.

I had the best experience they were so professional and very nice. This is my first time going to…read morea sip and paint I plan on having my own event here . Thank y'all so much we had a blast.