Great muscadine products, but I'm so sad that we learned today that either we'll have to learn to…read moremake jelly or else find a substitute for the delicious jelly that tasted like my mama used to make. The produce market where we used to buy it told us that they're no longer shipping, and when I looked at their website, there was the "down for maintenance" words I hated to see.

If you seek unusual and special food products, this is a worthwhile stop. I have been a fan of the…read moremuscadine fruit for many years and this small vineyard and farm make some very unusual products including a wonderful Mississippi muscadine juice and muscadine jelly. The products are available at a few groceries and locations around the state but this is where they are made and you can buy them onsite. It's available in Corinth at Rogers Supermarket. Mississippi did not repeal prohibition until 1966 and for a short time thereafter several boutique wineries sprouted around the state. Only one, Old South Winery in Natchez, survives today. Hillside Vineyard only bottles pure Muscadine juice and it is unique and quite delicious served very cold. I've always thought it was the perfect match for a classic Southern breakfast of country ham, eggs, grits and fluffy buttered biscuits with muscadine jelly. White muscadines are also known as and called Scuppernongs and an article I ran across many years ago from a publication called the Southern Cultivator dated 1868 referred to the juice of the Scuppernong as "Dei Donum Magnum" which was Latin for "Great Gift of the Gods". That is how I would describe Hillside Vineyard's muscadine juice.

Favorite activity in Tuscaloosa. I went to the Tuscaloosa Barnyard very often when I went to UA…read more Cami and her crew are always fabulous. True southern charm and hospitality. It was a great place to go and get away from the college stress. My obvious favorites were bottle feeding the pigs and feeding the alpacas. It was always exciting to come each time hoping to see some baby animals. Tuscaloosa Barnyard also has themes and activities throughout the year like a pumpkin patch in October, lighting up the farm in December and Easter Egg hunts in April. It's not just fun for little kids, but also college students as well. They do sorority events like bonfire nights with s'mores and their farm is big with tons of photo opportunities. Writing this review makes me miss this place so much!! Some of my best memories of college were spent here.

I do not recommend this establishment. The staff are unprofessional and rude. When you express your…read moreconcerns about how you (a paying customer) were treated, they band together and act as though you are the issue vs. being willing to examine themselves to improve customer interactions and the overall professionalism of their staff.

Easily became one of my favorites places. I have never encountered a problem until today. I have…read morenever been asked for proof to use my volunteer fire fighter's discount until today; which would have been no issue but I have used it with every purchase without needing to produce evidence. I now know going forward to have it just in case.

Chocolate is the best! The staff is so helpful and was able to help me find the best gift to take…read moreto a work event. It's also a good spot for gelato!

Excellent ribeyes and cookie dough. We bought a prime rib a few months ago wow you could cut it…read morewith a fork it was so tinder and tastes great.

The workers are very rude unless you are a man. The products are good and pretty good pricing. But…read morethose girls need training on customer service.