A cool piece of local lore in Ozark, Alabama. The Ozark Carillon and Tower is dedicated to all the…read moremilitary personnel and civilians who served at Fort Rucker since 1942. I love seeking out these local gems in both large cities and small towns, these testaments to the people and moments that built our great nation and defined what it means to be an American.

Beautiful place. Not very impressive on anything else. Would not return. The gentlemen in the barn…read morewith the cotton and older items super great

The best park around. Amazing place to take kids... from the nature trails to the playground. All…read morearound great time!

Great food and very conscientious staff .The old beautiful building felt like you were back in time…read morewhen everything was so grand. The chef herself brought out an appetizer that was delicious. We enjoyed ourselves tremendously.

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. The food was completely bland, overpriced, and low…read morequality. I ordered the "ribeye" steak for nearly $50, and what came out was literally a thinly sliced chuck roast pretending to be steak. Calling that a ribeye is dishonest and unacceptable. The wine selection was supposedly "being revamped," but what that really meant was boxed wine being passed off as premium. And if it wasn't boxed wine, it was cheap, sour-tasting wine that might as well have been vinegar. To make things worse, the bartenders didn't even know what a daiquiri was. I was told they don't make them, until I explained that it's literally just vodka, lime juice, and simple syrup--only then did they realize they could "mix those things together." Absolutely unprofessional. The only saving grace was our waitress--she was kind, patient, and did her best with what she had to work with. The restaurant itself was clean and nicely set up, but that doesn't change the fact that the food and drinks were terrible. Save your money and go literally anywhere else. This was an embarrassing excuse for a restaurant.

Not really a business but something fun to seek out and find when you're in Dothan Alabama!read more

Yup it's small. Don't blink or you'll miss it. Our van was longer than the block. We found this as…read morewe were passing through

A little out of my way, but worth the visit to see this hundred year old bridge in rural Georgia. I…read moredon't have any facts to add to Richard's great detail. Yes, the bridge is locked off from all foot traffic by iron gates. I'm guessing that this was done to prevent the neer-do-wells from filling the interior with graffiti, something I've seen done to other covered bridges. There is access to the bridge from both sides of the creek, but the far side has better parking and even a few picnic benches. The view from there is way better too. Bring some fried chicken from Blakely Chicken, which is about 15 minutes away. https://www.yelp.com/biz/blakely-chicken-blakely?hrid=5jAR2dp6_1-vprYS5gUIYA. Summary - it's a lovely bridge and it's a shame that it can't be properly enjoyed because bad people do bad things. [Review 14710 overall, 210 of 2021, number 375 in Georgia.]

Not like the pictures on the website. Covered bridge is under lock and key. Small waterfall under…read morebridge. Two picnic tables in whole area - which is not very big. Area hard to find with website instructions. Best thing is it was no cost to enter state park. Come on Georgia! You can do better than this. Best thing was info on the signs.

As a matter of fact, I will take the First To Review a place that I grew up going to. With my mom…read moreand older sister highly involved in theater when I was a kid, many times of rehearsals and shows I spent in the audience. My mom even worked for the local theater company... which adds to those nights of doing homework in the seats of the Dothan Opera House. As I got older, I also participated in a few shows here. But most of my time spent here was in the audience. If you compared this theater to some of the great ones in big cities, it might come up a little short. But if you throw in to consideration that it is in a semi small town in south Alabama, it is truly a historic icon that is a great place to watch a show. It has been years since I have come here. But even if they haven't done many updates, everything I remember was pretty good. Comfortable seats with a good view from every seat in the house. The lobby area is a little small. But again, that is if you compare to some of the bigger theaters I have been too. The fact that this theater has withstood the test of time when almost all of entertainment aspect of downtown was non-existent in the 80s and 90s is amazing. Great theater that is a nostalgic icon for me.

Ever wanted to see a giant gold peanut sculpture? If so, then go to Dothan Alabama, the 'Peanut…read moreCapital of the World'. This visitor center is very cute. The staff was so kind and helpful, they were fun to talk to. It's small, but packed full of info on what to do in Dothan and other Alabama hotspots AND everything you ever wanted to know about peanuts. You can even buy all kinds of peanut memorabilia. And who wouldn't want that?