Dick's Sporting Goods is probably the main chain store at this mall that is nationwide. The store…read morewas pretty clean, well organized, and possessed good variety of apparel along with sporting goods equipment. Most sporting equipment can be found at Dick's along with recreational gear. It is the only sporting goods provider in the area.

Showed up on a short timeline. Waited 10 minutes before a golf rep came to assist me. Watched them…read morefumble around with a display watch that I needed (despite the website saying 2 in stock) for 5 minutes before I left. Mistake on my part going.

We were in town for the Renaissance Fair and LOVE cajun food so decided to give this place a try…read more I'm glad we did! We loved everything we ate including the Crawfish Etouffee, Cajun Ribeye, Zydeco pasta and the Canal Street trio. Our server was Phoenix and she was wonderful! She gave us a tour of the new menu set up(which I forgotto take a pictureof!), answered all of our questions, and came back several times for us to make up our mind placing different orders for drinks. Super attentive and patient! It's fun to wonder around an look at all of the random decorations, beads and fun lighting around the restaurant. I would definitely recommend checking it out!!

Atmosphere was good, welcoming. Staff and service were on point…read more Not a big fan of fried food. Came with group bringing friend from Pacific Northwest. Six of us dining. From 5 to 65, lol. Alligator appetizers were good. Hush puppies, was surprised by the addition of jalapeños. Tasty. I wasn't real hungry ordered the 5 piece shrimp. It was okay. Corn was a bit over cooked for me. Lots of seasoning, will be consuming large quantities of water in my near future. Would I go back? No, it was ok, but nothing to write home about. But, please remember, I'm not a fan of fried/heavy foods.

So this hurts me too say because you'd restaurant has gone down hill. I've been coming here since I…read morewas a kid when they were still beside the road. First of all service was and has been an issue lately. Our server didn't bring us menus for 10mins. Then did not seem interested and was off putting. Now the food I started with a ceaser salad that was forgettable. The dressing was runny and flavorless. I then ordered Steak and Shrimp. The shrimp was very well cooked and I wish I could same the same for the steak. It was almost all fat and over cooked. I hope this place turns it around soon.

SMH ... they got my order completely wrong .. I ordered salt and pepper fish doesn't hav 1 lick of…read moreseasoning .. matter of fact this whole box nasty .. tried to get a wed special .. nothing special about it ... it's nasty af

Pricey but food was very good and service too Ambiance was…read morefine. I'm sure I'll go back.t

BEWARE We walked in and were greeted by a tall young…read moreteenager, who stared at me. I then told him I needed to have a seat for five people. He got menus and walked away. Then came back and said I have a table for you over here. I excused my self to the restroom and let me tell you , how absolutely disgusting it was, water all over the floor tons of paper and garbage wrapped up around the drain on the floor, several stalls had fecal matter on them along with blood. I walked out and said to my family that was (visiting from Arizona) and said we are not eating here, my father said the table is nasty can we get I cleaned? I said no we are leaving. As we walked out the health inspector rating was 94.5 listed on the wall I'm so glad I went to use the restroom. And didn't eat here! We were bummed.

Dan Nicholas park is a great place to burn some of your kids/dogs/own energy if you have some free…read moretime. Aside from being a regular park with playgrounds and open spaces to explore, they have a carousel, mini train ride, small zoo area, putt putt, and paddle boats. They have a snack shop and RV parking as well. It's really a little gem in the area and I recommend dropping in if you have some time to kill.

Such a GORGEOUS park in the middle of small town North Carolina just outside of Charlotte. Lake…read moresports, fishing, children's parks and events, the place is HUGE. Camping hours locks you in after closing with private access should you need to exit. Ranger is a friendly bloke that was so helpful. Peaceful, full hookups and onsite black tank disposal. Note, it's a public park - so you're not going to have control over whom your neighbours are, but we got lucky and the possible problem guests were leaving as we arrived (yay!).

Nice clean and well kept park. Very short walk to the top. Lots of picnic areas to relax and have a…read moresnack. Nice view at the top. Park ranger avaiable in the cabin at the top as well. Great place to stretch your legs for a bit. Love all the placards with tree and plant info on them, as well as a little historic information about the quarry.

As far as Mountain View goes, I would describe this place as a hidden gem. There was virtually no…read moreone else here on an absolutely perfect weather day, and the hike uphill was rather short and easy. You're treated to views of interesting rock formations, one in particular that may be considered "NSFW" lol! At the top there are views of a rock quarry below, picnic tables for the kids, and an overlook point where you can catch views of downtown Winston and Pilot Mountain as well, if you get the right sky for it. Well worth a trip out of the way, especially if you're planning a day in the area!

Good place for a picnic and a hike starting out over the mighty Yadkin River . Some of the trails…read morehave been closed but we were able to do a good loop back to the parking lot.

Very cool park with access to the Yadkin river and the Boone cave. Several hiking paths across the…read moreapproximately 110 acre property. There are picnic tables, a covered pavillion, disc golf course, public restrooms, with developed parking and its dog friendly. As well, river access for kayaking, fishing and water activities. We took an afternoon drive out to the park and it is definitely worth the effort and time. Legend has it, that Daniel Boone as a boy and his family first used the cave in one manner or another around 1751. There are numerous developed trails with a trailhead at the top. The walk down to the cave is pretty serious, its built wooden steps but its a serious climb down and even more so up. This is the only drawback to visiting the cave. If you are not prepared to climb back up, I didn't count them but its a couple hundred steps easily. Its an impressive build, but it is a serious climb coming back up. 4 Stars a cool historical park and worth a visit 01166

One of my FAVORITE running spots in North Carolina. Hidden gem. Particularly nice on a summer…read moremorning. Extensive trails that go for miles and pretty water too!

I was visiting the area and looking for a place to get in a run. There was ample parking,…read morewell-marked trail signage, and scenic, peaceful views. There were other people out on the trails too, but they weren't crowded. I would go back if in the area again.

Wonderful park with well marked trails Feels like a hike…read moremore than a walk which is awesome

The Photograph Club from Trilogy had scheduled a fall photo shot for today with the goal of taking…read morein Murray's Mill Historical Site and the Bunker Hill Covered Bridge, both in the same area. While at the Bridge, I mentioned that I was also considering going over to Riverbend Park which was only about 20 additional minutes from where we were. A couple of the folks decided to join me. I've been here probably a half a dozen times but never checked in and left a review although I did post some photos. Our group leader was familiar with the Park because she had hiked the trails often but was not aware of the Dam for Lake Hickory which is just upstream. The other lady was aware of the Dam but did not realize that there was a Park just downstream. When you pull into the main parking lot, at the back side is a small road with a sign that says "Trailheads" to the right and Picnic Rest Rooms to the Left. Not obvious but if you take the Left Fork, you go down the hill to the River. At the bottom of the hill is another parking lot next to the Catawba River. When you first to into the lot, there is an observation deck that extends out into the edge of the Catawba River. Great view of Fall foliage from here. If you go back past the covered picnic shelter you end up at the Canoe Launch area. Another beautiful area. We missed it but they open up the dam on occasion for the Canoe's and Kayaker's to create whitewater. At that time. all the rocks you see in the photographs are submerged. A little past peak color but the maples with their shades of rea were still beautiful.

We did the "Little Pinnacle Overlook" trail by the parking lot, which was really quick and easy to…read moreget to the top of the knob. A fun little hike with beautiful views! The bathrooms were right next to the parking lot. Pretty clean and convenient. Definitely recommend.

Stopped by on a drive back home and was slightly detour, the drive up toon about 6 min, make sure…read moreyou go slow because it has tight turns, so careful driving required. Once at the top, it was pretty good views, you can see a lot of surrounding nature. If you have time, it's a nice place to see. There is also bathrooms at the top.