Great arena! Clean with great lighting and plenty of food and merchandise. All the attendants were…read morefriendly and helpful.

Nice arena for the Auburn Tigers. The arena was clean and there were plenty of bathrooms so I never…read morehad to wait in line to use one. The food kiosks are all the same throughout the arena (burgers, hot dogs, chicken strips). The only con is there isn't much signage. My seats were in the 200 level and I had some difficulty figuring out where to go. However, after asking a few people I was able to figure it out.

Another campus of the great VCOM! Close to Old Row and walking distance to Jordan Hare stadium. If…read moreyou are considering medical school, consider VCOM-Auburn. Proud alumni of VCOM-Carolinas. WAR EAGLE

Auburn really has a lovely, clean campus! My stepdaughter graduated with her PhD in Pharmacy from…read moreAuburn. The graduation ceremony on campus was nice and well organized. Back when, I attended initiation here, as I was planning to attend Auburn and then changed my mind and went to UAH instead. One of my sisters attended college here, met her husband, and they finished college in Florida. They are huge Auburn sports fans. I like Auburn. It is renowned for its veterinary college and, the doctoral PhD program worked out great for my stepdaughter! What's not to love about Toomer's corner and the decades of history at this beautiful university!

My son had a football camp here a few weeks ago and I was thoroughly impressed with the campus and…read morefootball facilities. The women's bathroom in the football facility was so clean and it had a nursing room! I have an 8 month old so I was very happy to see that. My son enjoyed his visit and maybe we will be back!

The Loveliest Village on the Plains…read more I'm a senior here, love it to death! Couldn't recommend it more. Sure, some buildings need updating. All of the construction on campus is heading in the right direction. Take a tour! War Eagle!

Driving through and wanted to see the sites. Very beautiful campus. Much nicer campus than Bama.read more

limes was dry. guy named walker should be kicked out. beer was pretty decent. i'm burning upread more

The staff cannot tell when customers have had too much to drink and when they are just warming up…read more I had defecated in the trash can by the upstairs bathrooms and was asked to leave. After all I had only consumed a measly 10 tequila drinks and 12 beers! I thought this was a bar??? Most of the girls here are bar rats but a few diamonds in the rough will appear on occasion. My step son (7) was knocked to the ground by 2 college aged guys who were involved in a shoving match. After being kicked out me and my step son snuck back in at 2AM and bummed cigs from the outside table area on the first floor until security recognized me and physically escorted me off the premises. The bouncers here need to check their egos and grow up!

Big shout out to this establishment! I've been going for sometime now, mostly berry picking. The…read moreowners are absolutely like family to everyone. They just love on you. There are not enough words to express how loved we felt today. I highly recommend them. My kids had a blast! Beautiful scenery, polite staff and affordable pumpkins.

With the onset of fall comes the barrage of pumpkins. If you're hankering to pick your own, head on…read moreover to Farmer in the Dell Pumpkin Patch out on Wire Road. Well, it's closed now for the season but keep this in mind for next year. This family-owned and family-friendly farm is a quick drive from town. Besides families, it also seems popular with college students and couples. Parking is easy and admission is $2 which isn't bad for what you get: access to several pumpkin patches, the corn maze, sunflower picking, farm animal viewing/petting, tractor rides, and amusements for kiddies including a game where you see who can pump water the fastest to float a rubber duckie down a slide. Yes, I had too much fun playing this duck race. I saw hot dogs and lemonade for sale, but nothing pumpkin-related such as pie. I think an opportunity is being missed! Local honey is available for purchase too which is cool. The pumpkins aren't cheap, but then again, you're paying for an experience. I recommend bringing your own shears if you have them since the patch might be all out. The big pumpkins are already detached from the vines but if you want a smaller one, you'll have to snip it yourself. Also, it sounds like Farmer in the Dell will be offering pre-cut Christmas trees during the holidays and will be having peaches next year, so it's not just squashes. Now I have that nursery rhyme in my head. Hi-ho, the derry-o, the farmer in the dell [pumpkin patch]!