Amazing BBQ, the presentation was beautiful, our guests were impressed by the chef's hand carved…read morebrisket. They even asked what our wedding colors were so they could match their linens with our decorations. I was a little skeptical of the food from the vendor list Blue Sky requires you to to use but I would highly recommend GBOF to anyone regardless of vendor requirements. In addition to the wonderful food, they create a customized menu to work with any budget. I hate "filler foods" at parties such as unnecessary sides or places that require you to purchase their per person package "deals". I got exactly what I wanted at a fair price. They accommodated my gluten-free diet as well as the allergy and dietary restrictions of our guests. The best part is there was SO much leftover that we got to snack on it throughout the reception!

I had to cancel my wedding due to COVID and the fact that I live in San Antonio. Not local at all…read moreso I can't just pick a new date. Decided to do something small at home. I tried for a good month to get a hold of them and nothing. Eventually they just started ignoring my calls and sending me to voicemail. One day I called from a different number and got through so I got to talk to Bob. He said to call back in 2 month and that he would give me my deposit back. Tried calling and back to ground 1 where they keep blocking my calls. Oh and the lady also told my mom that it wasn't her fault COVID happened. Well it isn't my fault either and I was never told it was non refundable so I feel it is only fair I get my deposit back. If I could have rebooked then I would but I live in a completely different state. I feel it is very unprofessional and unfair that this company is acting like this. I would not recommend them at all

I'm just back from knocking around Cobden and Southern Illinois, wandering aimfully I like to say…read more Others ballyhoo Yellow Moon Cafe, and well they should. If only every village of 1150 folks could have such a place (and only one letter short of YMCA). My desire is more to promote visiting Cobden in a general way. I met the now ex-mayor a couple years ago, an old, feisty progressive named Molly Beckley. Cool enough, but it's where I met her that excites. It was a P'urhepecha in the town-long park bordering the train tracks. That's a cultural celebration that comes from Cheran in Michoacan, Mexico. People from there have come to this area for years to harvest peaches and apples. Now they infuse the place with Hispanic life and, as the ex-mayor wisely saw, tax dollars so welcome in a struggling town. Of course the Peach Festival is still more famous. Then there's the museum. Rumor has it some avid collector's wife finally had enough - "But, dear, you already have an arrowhead" - so the guy ended up decluttering the house and starting a museum. It's right next door to the Mexican grocery. In addition to all the things in all the little museums, it has a jawdropping collection of Kirkpatrick pottery from just down the road in Anna. Oh, sure, there are presentation pig flasks and pipe bowls destined for sales to southern slaves, but it's sections of ceramic funeral markers and chimneys that really do the jaw-drop. And for those longtime Illinois natives, yes, it was the Cobden Appleknockers who won a state high school boys' basketball championship back in 1964. Do drop by when you can.

I found this place on a 3rd party booking site while looking for hotels in the area and really…read moreliked the set up of the hotel in the pictures. When we got here at about 7pm, we were greeted instantly by a front desk clerk who was really friendly and quick. Check in was such an easy process, which was really helpful since I had a 5 year old who was dying to swim after spending 10 hours in the car with the promise of the end goal being to swim at the hotel. The hotel lobby and hallways were all really clean and well maintained, and the room was nice but I was really surprised at the size of the bathroom. Everything was well stocked and the shower worked amazing. The pool area was clean, it was nice that there was a baby pool that's 1.5' deep attached to the pool. While the pool area felt a little crowded because of all the people there, everyone was really nice who was in that area. While the friendliness of the guests isn't a reflection of the hotel itself it is a helpful reflection of the travelers that go through the area. There is a handful of restaurants nearby with Red Lobster and Olive Garden literally being in the same parking lot. We walked to Olive Garden in about 2 minutes. The continental breakfast was ready and out by 6am start time, and was pretty decent. They had a good selection of breads, pastries, cereal, fruit, yogurt, waffle makers, eggs & sausage and biscuits & gravy. I'd definitely stay here again if I'm in the area, and I'd recommend it to anyone staying with kids.

Very dirty. Shampoo and black hair in shower. Black mold on ceiling. Dirt smeared on door frames…read moreand walls. Dirty sofa chair. Very noisy. Heater is loud and music blasting from other rooms all night. Shady people in parking lot and felt very unsafe. One of the worst hotel experiences I have ever had.

What a unique concept! This spot was fabulous from the second I walked in…read more It is truly captivating with the decor and amount of florals in this bar/ gift boutique / florist. We came in on a Friday evening and sat at the bar. We ordered chips that were warmed with a super great salsa they sell in store. I ordered the Pure Mango Skinny and it was fantastic. As someone who doesn't like super sweet drinks, this was such a great choice. Vodka of my choice, mango stur, and alkaline rich premium water. There was a small group creating floral arrangements down the bar from us, which was super cool. I feel like this would be a great spot for a special occasion. I also loved browsing the options for sale in the boutique- the candles were my favorite. I also got a new brumate for my seltzers! It's rainbow and sparkly. I highly recommend checking this spot out. THere aren't many like it!

So we ordered these this morning and I requested whatever was fresh and heavy purple would had love…read moreblack but know it's a weird request. Even repeated back "heavy on the purple". I was pressed to spend more than $100 so maybe that's why they were this but not exactly what I expected. I appreciate no carnations , baby's breath, or cheap bow but kinda disappointed in what we did get. The recipient was so happy so it did its job. However, I didn't envision it quite like this and did feel pressured to spend more which I have not ever experienced from a florist. I was also told "we don't use clear vases"... sooo. Kinda wish what I ordered was more transparent than the vase.

Staff here is amazing! So nice and helpful…read more NEVER have I ever in the 20 plus years ever been unhappy. I always receive the best arrangements! Love love love Knaup Floral!

My Husband surprised me at work with flowers from Knaup Floral and they are absolutely beautiful…read moreand last such a long time! I just moved here and this is the only florist we will be using from now on. The place i started working at also uses Knaup for sending flowers because they are the best of the best!

It's a nice store has about anything for Music a Broad range of Guitars and Bass too , They have…read moreyour School Band Instruments too Bell Kits to Wind

The staff at Shivilbine Music always goes the extra mile to make sure you have everything you need…read more Their service is extraordinary. Highly recommend for Band literature as well as choir literature.

Wonderful experience! Barb is professional and fun. It's always a great time. She has a quality…read moresound system and sure knows her stuff!