Great first time experience and we're already planning our next trip to the movies. Everything…read moreabout it was fun including the memories it brought back to me as a kid going with my parents. We were very blessed to bring our 14 year old grandson and he enjoyed it more than he

What a neat drive-inn out of the past! Enjoyed a movie there and food in their diner as well! It…read morewas a real treat to go there while visiting the Blue Ridge, Georgia area!

Great movie theater! Clean, recliner seats, nice concession area, large screens, clean restrooms,…read moreetc. We love seeing movies here. They offer a ticket discount every Tuesday, all day, and also have showings of classic movies on Wednesdays and Sundays. The theater is busy but usually not crowded. It's easy to buy tickets on line to reserve your seats, and they feature all the current movies. We saw both Project Hail Mary and Marty Supreme there! There's a lot of free parking and the theater is handicapped accessible. We highly recommend this GTC theater!

Super nice movie theater. It is spacious and offers all the new movies great snacks and very clean…read more It's in the area surrounded by great restaurants as well.

The "Coop," is a cozy cottage with lots of privacy, next to a brook with small rapids. Very…read morepeaceful and relaxing. We had a good view of sweet retired donkeys Preacher and Jackson. They love to be petted! The beds are comfy, and fresh eggs from the hens await your first breakfast. We will definitely stay here again

We had a WONDERFUL experience here at Thanksgiving 2022. There are 19 of us on our immediate family…read morenow, so we rented the entire farm. Our nine grandchildren range in ages from 5-20 and they all love it. The hosts are great and so very accommodating. We couldn't have been more pleased!

$ - $$$ Festive apple festival in Ellijay, Georgia. my…read morefellow yelper, Melody, and I had a great time, walking up and down the avenues of handmade fares and meeting the people who created them. They had a good crowd today, which is nice, and the weather was spectacular for walking around the fairgrounds. Definitely recommend trying some of the food... I picked up some kettle corn and some handmade lemonade, which was absolutely delicious! I love meeting the people, who served us with a smile, and were willing to tell us all about the items they created. Festivals in any county or town are always fabulous! Safe journeys to everybody, and go make memories!

Great little venue in the foothills, worth a trip to go see a show and enjoy this quaint little…read moretown. Your sure to have a good time.

The staff is great but, unfortunately, unless there are 100 people in here, the sound is awful. The…read morePOS system is set up with flat dollor amounts for tipping. I just got a beer for $5 and the tip options shown we're $2.50, $5.00 and $10.00. wtf? We tip on percentage around here. The minimum tip, $2.50 equates to a 50% tip. Really? How does that make sense? Nice pool room in the back with a lounge area. Thursday combined karaoke/open mic night on is a mistake. If they split this into 2 nights they would get a good karaoke crowd and probably a better open mic crowd. They're just 2 different crowds. Putting them together makes nobody happy. So, some good and some bad. If you're coming for a big live act it's a good venue.

Super cool small music venue! We came here and saw 49 Winchester recently. We had been to this…read moremall area before but not Tooneys. We will be back for sure. Great little venue with some seating and some standing room. Bar has a good beer selection. I really wish they had liquor. I would have loved some Whiskey! Sound was great! Loud but not too bad. This is the kind of place you can get close to the band if you want and enjoy the party. They seem to try hard to get good artists in here too. I cannot wait to come back!

Honestly, save your time and go apple picking at a specific farm instead. This fair was much more…read morecraft-oriented and the number of actual apple products was severely lacking. Food was fine, but was primarily just fried foods you can get at any fair (not specifically apple-y). Only a few stands were selling fresh apples, and of those, only one had apple cider! Very crowded, and admission did not feel worth what we got.

After seeing the apple festival on Instagram, I knew it would be the perfect fall activity for me…read moreand my friends. We headed up north and had a relatively easy time with parking. We parked at the school for $5 and were easily able to get in and out. The festival had over a hundred vendors available for browsing, with lots of unique handcrafted items, interactive activities, and yummy food. You can get everything from tacos to barbeque to ribbon fries. We opted for some tacos, street corn, a pretzel, and some apple dumplings and all the food was great! The apple dumpling and the pretzel were personal highlights for me. The event itself does get really crowded, so be prepared to wait in lines for a good portion of your experience. Many of the vendors are cash only, and the day we went the credit card system was offline, causing a reliance on Venmo or other online payment options. Just like every other fair, the prices will be a bit high, so bring a decent amount of cash so you can enjoy your time. One thing I would hope to see in the future is more participation from local orchards. There was a lot of variety with vendors, but I was hoping to see more of a focus on apples as the star of the show. Overall, the festival was a fun experience I could see becoming a yearly tradition for our friend group.

A interesting mind provocative experience for things that go bump in the night. I was surprised by…read morethe level of evidence and thought put into the experience. Definite a must stop to scratch that itch. Well done.

This place is really fun and really cool. It has been showcased in many travel shows and Sasquatch…read moreand cryptids shows, either on YT or podcasts, as well as regular cable networks. The museum is small but it is full of great information. It is true that any of the evidence here could be fabricated and false, but what if it is real? I have not seen any Big Foot, but I have had other experiences that are similar, and for that reason I cannot say this is fake. I don't know if this place will make you a believer or an investigator, but there are plenty of resources here to get won your way. Definitely worth a visit.