Nothing is more fun than visiting an antique mall that is expansive, with a large number of vendors…read moreand a variety of decorative and household items, furniture, and memorabilia. Even better when you make that special find that is in great shape at a reasonable price. Thank goodness for the sales clerks who know the emporium like the back of their hand, and can direct you to what you search. The only danger is finding yourself lost in time, as you hunt for the perfect treasure.

There is something for everyone. This is a one stop shop with variety. Go check it out.read more

I brought a birthday cake for my birthday and when we checked in for my reservation the staff…read morebasically took the cake out of my hands saying "we'll bring it to you it's no problem!" and I said thank you and we were sat. At the end of our meals, the cake was brought out, no knife, no plates. He asked after I blew out the candles (that my mom brought) if we wanted the cake cut and he would take it to the back to have it sliced. I said no I want to cut it myself and that was fine with him. When we got our check, a $25 fee was added to our bill for the cake. We were not made aware of the add on whatsoever. I think if they would've mentioned from the get go that we had to pay for my cake to be brought out we would've declined and kept the cake with us.

This is a beautiful welll kept garden that has been around for a long time and is part of the…read moreCalloway Legacy. We went in September and there was much green but very little blooming. The Calloway house is beautiful and is well kept. There are many original pieces in the house from 1916. The tour was excellent and the guide answered all your questions. You could not take pictures in the house. There are 3 stories in the house and do not expect elevators. This is not a place To take young children.

Tara has a gem in downtown Pine Mountain. Friendly staff, great food, and locally roasted coffee…read more Wish I could be here more often, but the bridge is out till the end of the year.

Some places just create joy. This place does it with awesome food, coffee and atmosphere. I prefer…read morethe iced latte with sugary goodness added but I appreciate the underlying flavor of great coffee. Sandwiches are made to order and bakery items are local favorites. The salted caramel cookie is something everyone should try at least once . I also love the eclectic variety of gifts and art. The owner and team take great pride in what they do and it shows.

Love this store!!! Nikki is a great help, and the hand made goods are wonderfully made. It is a…read morerare and special store that supports local artists. If you are in town don't miss this gem!

Autumn skies and pumpkin pies…read more It's the time of the year again--fall--where pumpkins are all we want to see and I know you will surely agree. If you want to experience the abundance of pumpkin harvest, you are exactly in the right place when you are in The Pumpkins at Callaway Resort & Garden, in Pine Mountain, Georgia. During our visit, we were immersed in the enchanting spectacle of pumpkins that transformed the landscape into a vibrant sea of autumn hues. The pumpkin displays were creatively arranged in various sizes and colors creating the spirit of fall. There were pumpkins carved in lanterns to imaginative pumpkin sculptures. It provided a perfect backdrop as everyone especially the kids and the kids at heart capture delightful photo moments. A destination within a destination, The Pumpkins at Callaway Gardens is a great fall escape.

I hesitate to write the review because I am kind of an auction junkie and there were some…read moreincredible deals to be had there last night. That said, this is one of those rare gems where they offer true antique pieces at "regular folk" prices. The staff is both entertaining and knowledgeable. They also move fast enough to get us through the ( endless supply of) items. One of the most disappointing things that can happen at an auction is to have your heart set on a piece only to have the auction end prematurely due to time constraints. Hogansville is a lovely small town that I am partial to, as this is where I was born and raised. Having just moved back to the area from a location where fantastic auction houses abound, I wasn't too sure that my old hometown could hold a candle. They did just fine. Stop by if you get the chance. I really don't mind the competition. In fact, I kind of like it.

A friend of mine in Senoia suggested that I make the journey to Hogansville and scope out this…read morelocal Home Goods shop that is located in the old train station in Hogansville. EPIC SUGGESTION. I met the owner Rich Brown and instantly got the vibe of the store. Rich owns the shop but also makes amazing pottery, which he has in the shop and which I bought instantly. He's also got an eclectic mix of other goodies. All local sourced. Another bonus......the shop is bookmarked by a local coffeehouse and a pub!! Both are also cool. Make the pilgrimage, this place rocks!!

"Local products that tell a story"- that about sums up this fantastic store that features…read morebeautifully handcrafted artisan goods including one-of-a-kind home items, lifestyle supplies and pottery. The variety of products and the craftsmanship represents the passion of the artists who brought these unique pieces to life. The pottery has become my go-to for birthday, wedding and hostess gifts and everyone who receives them love the story behind this great shop and the artists it represents.

Everything is not calibrated, so you can't play any of the games with any accuracy. Tried football,…read morebaseball, golf, soccer - all without any success.

Super fun, but menu shown online is WAY OFF. Wings and pizza are only options for food. Of course…read morewe found out AFTER we made the reservation. They were also out of bottled soft drinks, except Dasani. But they did have a good beer selection!