The pool house accommodation is ample size for a couple and pet. The access to the pool was very…read morenice. The pool area is clean, spacious and big enough for a large group. The pet friendly pool is a great bonus. The surrounding property is large flat and easy to walk. The town of Wilson is only about 8 miles away and there you can find a good day's experience with the brewery and whirligig park. The host was always prompt in responding to any inquiries. I highly recommend this place for a getaway

This venue and its staff was very nice. I had a great experience for my friend's wedding. I love…read morehow spacious it was on the inside and how there was a balcony upstairs to accommodate cocktail hour as they set up downstairs for the reception. I do wish they had more space in the bathrooms to accommodate more stalls/urinals.

Wonderful venue. What a fantastic wedding we had! Food and service both outstanding. The owners…read moreCraig and Bernice are awesome.

This venue is amazing! I went there for a party and it was fun. The venue is spacious and has an…read moreoutdoor area. For anyone who is considering booking this space it is on the second floor.

So much fun with the kids. Bowling, arcade, food, and adult beverages for mom and dad for a great…read moreprice. We all had a great time and will be back for sure

My husband and I went to Rainbow Lanes yesterday afternoon with our baby girl and had a great time!…read more Rainbow Lanes is a no frills, spacious bowling alley and arcade that gives 80's or early 90's vibes. We loved it. I am so used to a "fancier" spot such as Kings at North Hills, but I would come back here over Kings now that I have been! Everyone that worked there was friendly. The space is huge, and they have many lanes. You don't feel like you are on top of each other, which is nice. I believe it was about $30 for all of us to play two games/get shoes, which is not bad at all! They have a huge arcade type space with plenty of games and even a small ride that mimics the Himalaya at the N.C. State Fair! You can play games, earn tickets, and they have a full force prize booth! It's pretty cool! There is an incredibly extensive food menu, and they have decent drink options as well; beer, wine, soda, juice, water, etc. The only food we got were the chicken tenders, and although frozen I actually asked the woman the brand. These were some of the best chicken tenders I have ever had and did not seem frozen at all. Eager to try some new foods next time! We are already planning our next trip back!

a driver of this company was driving crazy going in and out of traffic going onto oncoming traffic…read morealmost hitting me and my pregnant wife and our kid who might I add is 3 years old and numerous other cars it was a white pickup

I do not normally wright reviews. However, after renting from Ram Rent-All a few times i have…read morerented a few trench diggers an Mini excavator. They are all great people to work with they are quick and efficient. The equipment is well maintained. These people are Hard workers. They are open to questions and are happy to help.

We dined at The Bridge Club for a work conference dinner. It was extremely disappointing. The…read moreconcept was cool that it was several flights up. There was a bar and appetizer lounge on one floor, the kitchen on another, and the restaurant at the top. The concept great, until you had to go down several flights of stairs to get back to the restrooms. The restaurant was cold and drafty. We were freezing the entire time. The food was served family style (because of the conference I think). The meat was too salty. The rest of the food was unspectacular and lacking a pizzazz. We had a lemon tart for dessert, the shell was so hard all you could do was scoop out the tart lemon custard. Needless to say, my co-worker and I booked it out of there as fast as we could.

Was here with a group, set menu. Awesome Mac and cheese and main course tile fish and pulled pork…read more The fish was really tasty and fresh. Great venue for a large group and the staff was really friendly.

I had a great time checking out Beltline Brew Tours on Sunday. This was the first tour I've ever…read moredone with them and they gave Yelpers an opportunity to check out their all new tour "JOCO" tour for $30 (normally $45). I arrived with my friends to Natty Greene's a little before 1pm and checked in. The bus arrived right at 1pm and we were ready to go. I don't know if they always use the same transportation but I noticed they were using the Bridgebus that normally takes you from Raleigh to Durham and vice versa. The bus is an updated school bus and with that in mind be aware that you are probably going to sweat quite a bit on this bus especially in the summer month. This tour took us out to Johnston County which is about a 30min ride. I do wish that they provided some local brews on our way to the first destination. I've taken a few tours in the Charlotte area and we were given samples on our way to the breweries which was really nice plus the tour guide had an opportunity to interact more with the crowd, Overall though I enjoyed the tour I don't make it out to the JOCO breweries much because it's a little bit of a haul to be drinking and driving and this tour gives you the perfect opportunity to go out there worry free. We started the tour at Double Barley by far my favorite brewery in the area. They provided way more samples then I expected and the owner Larry gave a wonderful tour of the brewery. They also serve food at DB so you had the chance to order a snack before hitting the road again. Next up we headed to Clayton to visit Deep River Brewing. I've had plenty of Deep River beer but haven't been to the brewery yet and I was really impressed. Paul and his wife Lynn have made quite a business and it's a great brewery - I love their seasonal watermelon beer. We got to hang out at each brewery for a little while which I enjoyed. DR had Sol taco food truck out on Sunday which was awesome since they were on the top of my list of food trucks to check out. We headed on back to Natty Greene's where we were given some very generous samples of beers and finished up with our last tour. Will our tour guide is a super friendly guy and everyone seemed to have a great time. I look forward to checking out another tour soon!!

I gathered 11 friends and we did the special 7 locations tour offered on Feb 13th. We had an…read moreabsolute blast! Our tour guide Tammy was fantastic and did a great job keeping our wild pack on schedule. The breweries were great for telling us a variety of stores rather than hearing the same brewing process at each one. We especially loved the breweries that allowed us to taste test several beers in small amounts and then choose a pint of our favorite. And of course the pulled pork bbq was delicious at the end. Great job and we hope to make this an annual event!

Remember the old Ess Lounge out on W. Davie Street? Well it's no more and the owners have opened…read moreup a new place around the corner in the Depot building. I stopped by Union Bar on a quiet Tuesday, the place is big with plenty of room to relax in. Is it a bar, lounge or club? I'm not really sure yet and I'm guessing it depends on the crowd. The space is open with couches on one side, DJ booth, bar, pool table and video games. The high ceilings and brick walls give it a cavernous feel. There's also a small patio out back by the train tracks, you can tip your glass to the Amtrak trains running by. They've got some decent drink specials and also host private parties. So here's hoping we get another good lounge for the area! The whole warehouse district is picking things up with the newly opened Blue Tuscan Grille, Union Bar and one other TBD club on Davie Street. Yep, this area will be rockin' again come the summer of 2011!