Come for the shooting stay for the food. What a great way to start off a Saturday morning off for…read morea friends birthday. We all pre registered on line plus we arrived early to take advantage no lines or crowds. This is a shotgun and clay disk range, you can bring your own shot gun to use, they don't mind. We had a great time maneuvering through the site on our golf cart. Taking full advantage of all the great views and training. Our security trainer was very information on how to stand, hold the rifle and site the disk. We were a party of six with 10 rounds per section. Each section the disk came from different angles to be shot at. After a few hours we moved our party towards the restaurant. Where we sat on the outdoor patio taking in the view and watching others shoot. Our waitress was kind and very informative. She helped us make some desirable selections. We had the garland sunrise and a blueberry lemonade cocktails. The appetizers we had loaded tots( delicious), rock shrimp, and fried green tomatoes. All very filling! Moving on to entrees threes beer battered fish and chips, onion soup, shrimp and grits. Giant burgers and fries, chicken sandwich and onion rings, and pulled bbq platter. We were not disappointed with any of it. ( thank you chef). We ended our visit with photos on the lawn near the archway with the blue ridge in the background. Apologies to our waitress I didn't catch your name, we sure hope we were not too much

Came here mid-afternoon on a Sunday after shooting. I enjoyed a beer, a cup of French Onion soup…read moreand a grilled turkey Reuben sandwich. Not crowded at all. Our server, Tiegen, was very pleadant and had our drinks replenished and our food brought out to us AFTER we finished our soups. Highly recommend before or after shooting@

No real food this is a speakeasy, charcuterie board available, very nice. Service is very good,…read morewith great bartenders serving, the best is ambiance, very cool inside with velvety couches, decor is also very cool with an intimate atmosphere. Live music on a regular basis.

If you are looking for a great bar with a speak easy, then look no further. This is the place!…read moreGreat service and amazing bartenders.

Food was excellent. Our server, Kimberly, was very friendly, attentive and checked up on us a…read morecouple times to be sure that the meal was OK.

Found this place almost by accident after getting gas, and so so glad we came in. The food is…read morefresh, light, and full of flavor. The hummus is creamy and perfect with their warm pita or grilled vegetables! Our server Lily was very knowledgeable on what my wife could and couldn't eat with her gluten sensitivity. Thank you so much for a wonderful experience!

Music Bingo a fresh and yummy smash burger, and friendly patrons filling every seat inside and out…read more Feel good evening in a welcoming and lively spot in downtown Canton. Shout out to the Music Bingo duo who delivered the awesome variety of songs and perfect pace to the game.

What a spot! Great beer selection, super friendly staff, plenty of shade to destroy beers in the…read moregarden on a hot afternoon! Wings are 11/10 ! Try the StillFire Azalea Shandy before it's gone. It's life changing !

Really cool place! Loved the ambiance, the bartender, service, decor, lighting, vibes, mood, other…read morebuzz words that invoke yaaas. Recommend checking this place out!

Great drinks and service, but beware the checkout screen…read more ​The drinks and service at Unknown Caller are genuinely fantastic. I highly recommend the "Bartender's Choice" cocktail option--the staff is incredibly skilled, and the drinks they crafted were awesome. ​However, management needs to fix their highly deceptive checkout flow. The bar chooses not to bake Tennessee's mandatory 15% Liquor-by-the-Drink tax into their menu prices. When the bartender flips the POS tablet to pay, the system completely hides the itemized receipt. It jumps straight to a final total that includes a combined 24.25% in state and liquor taxes. ​To make matters worse, the screen presents ridiculous suggested tip options of 20%, 30%, and 40%--which are calculated on top of that heavily taxed final total rather than the subtotal. If you just tap a prompt, you end up aggressively tipping on hidden taxes. ​Come for the excellent cocktails and great bartenders, but ignore the suggested buttons and manually calculate your tip based on the actual menu price of your drinks.

We used to be regulars, and then we stopped going. The food isn't bad and for Canton the restaurant…read moremenu fits in nicely. So why 3 stars? It's the drink prices. No one in town charges more for a beer than this place. For example, I enjoy local IPAs and Creature Comforts (Athens) is everywhere. I can go to several other stops in town and pay less for a 16 oz can or pour of this beer. Compared to another decent stop down the street, three roses is almost 30% more. My wife says one of the wines she likes is a little less than other stops, so that's good. But other drink prices tend to be on the high side as well, but most in town have higher liquor prices. That adds up if you like to frequent a place. Hence, we stopped frequenting. Overall, I like the decor and as noted, the food is decent. The upstairs is better than the downstairs but I'm glad they have the downstairs for some occasion when they could get busy. As for the Tavern / entertainment element, I've never seen any live music but they have several TVs. Not sure this would be my top choice to watch a game but it would work in a pinch if the other places were too busy or noisy.

A narrow restaurant that belies its seating capacity. There is a stairway near the entrance that…read moreleads down to another dining area. I sat on the main level which had mostly booths (for 4 & 2 persons), half booths, bar seats, and a few tables. The interior was classy, but the ambiance was not. The mood was ruined by whiny acoustic music, probably picked by the staff and not for the customers. I can normally tune it out, but the uncharacteristic F*bombs coming from the speakers were a mood killer. And while waiting for my meal I heard the following exchange from the kitchen: "Your late!" "Are you going to fire me? Please send me home!" The hostile attitudes in the kitchen was unfortunately reflected in the meal. I ordered the fish and chips, and the fries were nicely cooked. The crust on the fish also looked good. But the fish inside was watery and unpleasant. It was also topped with a mass of cilantro sprigs, which did not pair with the flavors. I managed to scrape them all off. The fish was served with vinegar, ketchup, and (missing) tartar sauce. The friendly and attentive waitress was quick to correct the missing sauce, although it did take awhile. My meal also came with a side of slaw that would have been outstanding if the kitchen hadn't made a misstep of loading it with too much salt. The other seasonings in the slaw were excellent and unique and the addition of red onions was great, but sadly ruined by the saltiness. At the end of my meal I visited their modern and stylish restrooms. I'd arrived just after 5PM and on this weekday there were only a few patrons. So the stylish furnishing of the restroom were marred by the mess I encountered in there. Based on the number of employees compared to patrons, there wasn't an excuse for not cleaning that bathroom. I've seen truckstop restrooms that weren't that nasty.

Food: Great bites Service: Always good…read more Ambiance: Got popular cause I can't play on a lane until 10pm and it's not even 7. Recommendation reserve you a spot don't do a pop up.

This just doesn't seem like the place for me. Nothing bad just not that exciting…read more This venue is in the middle of Midtown. They validate parking. There are electronic dart boards upstairs. The venue serves some pretty tasty yet small food like poke tacos, sliders, and fries. The cocktails look very artesian. I can understand why people love this place. I hate having to pay for parking and this place only validates for 2 hours. There is not a bathroom upstairs so you have to go downstairs. You have to rent the dartboards upstairs. It takes a while to get drinks, even when they are not busy. The food is tasty but small.

Fantastic open interior space and outdoor patio, nice place to hang out…read more Well stocked bar, worthy of a visit

Ever just need a place where you can smoke a well blended Cuban cigar and a smooth bourbon, come…read moreby the Canton Cigar Bar. With its indoor bar and lounge and outdoor patio area. This is the spot to enjoy six days out of the week.(closed on Mondays). If sports is your jam, the televisions are ALL showing a college or NFL game. Occasional NBA and baseball too, just ask. Now under new management this bar has it all, live music, trivia, liquor vendors, a well supplied humidor, and an exceptional bartender ( We LOVE Joey) come on by. Trivia nights every Wednesday where you can win gift cards to spend on bottles. Tequila Thursday's where you can drink the finest and so much more. Meet Jesse & Mike the owners they'd love to see you and help you select a great cigar

Local spot with great comfort food. We have become regulars enjoying B & B Freehome location at…read moreleast once a week. Service is good - if there is an issue it's addressed and corrected quickly. Rustic feel to the dining room - casual dining with outdoor patio seating available plus a full bar. Live Music several nights a week which I nice but takes away from being able to have a good conversation. The dining room is small for having live music. Our go to favorites : Ahi Tuna appetizer Salmon BLT Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad Burgers Chicken Sandwich Sweet potato waffle fries Chili Cajun Pasta Meatloaf Fried Chicken - with yummy green beans! Entree Salads And the DESSERTS! Everything we have tried is very good! Highly recommend as your local restaurant!

I want to be very clear up front: this review is based on one visit, and I genuinely hope what I…read moreexperienced has since been fixed. I actually think this place is really cool. The space, the concept, the vibe all work. The bartender was excellent. Very professional, very kind, and clearly doing everything he could to hold the night together. I honestly felt bad for him. He was busting his ass nonstop and never seemed to catch a break. Unfortunately, the kitchen was an absolute disaster. From the start, four or five items on the menu were immediately unavailable. As the night went on, more and more dishes were 86'd. The message coming out of the kitchen was that they simply did not have the ingredients to cook what was on the menu, which is a pretty alarming thing to hear as a guest. Things got even stranger when we learned there was no chef in the kitchen. Instead, the general manager was back there trying to cook. It very clearly was not working. We ordered appetizers and waited about 45 minutes for what I believe was a seafood dip. When it finally arrived, it came out as a thin, runny soup. Not a dip. A soup. On top of that, it was so aggressively spicy it was nearly inedible. It honestly felt like no one back there had ever made the dish before. The food, flat out, gets a zero from me. If I could give it a negative score, I would. That said, the front-of-house staff deserves credit. They were polite, professional, and clearly trying to manage an impossible situation created by the kitchen. I felt for them, because they were the ones having to face guests while everything behind the scenes was falling apart. Again, this is based on a single experience, and I truly hope it was an off night that's been corrected. If not, I don't see how a place like this could survive. The concept is good, the people up front were good, but the kitchen that night was a complete failure. The entire 2 hour + experience was comp'd.

Very cool place. shh it's a secret. It's like you were…read moreinstantly ported back to the 1920's right in the middle of prohibition. A very charming unassuming little boutique store front with some tee shirts and souvenirs when you first walk in. Then you whisper the magic password and the gentleman escorts you through a narrow little doorway, a vestibule and door then opens to a perfectly recreated 1920's prohibition speakeasy. The motif is perfect from vintage art work on the wall to the hanging chandeliers and the big leather couches and chairs all in a very dark lighting. There is one way glass so you can see whoever comes into the store ( police or significant other) but they can't see you! Lol. And you can't leave through the front where you came in. You are guided to the back of the establishment to the back door which lets out into a narrow gangway then to the alley. I think Al Capone himself was going to jump out at me. lol. The bartenders/ mixologists further raise your experience by providing enjoyable banter and well made cocktails. Espresso Martini's and a Donut Raspberry Cheesecake were the drinks and dessert of choice and both were amazing. If you wind up going I suggest for you gals, a flapper dress with the beads and sequins with a cocoon coat and some tee strap heels. Guys your fanciest fedora and some two tone lace up oxfords. Either way you're gonna have a Roaring 20's great time. Let me know if you're interested and I'll tell the password or yiu you have dinner upstairs at The Roof, tell them you want the password for The Door.

Come to ask a man about a horse…read more Such a cute secret speakeasy! Loved the light up menu, made it very easy to read. Alby, our bartender, was great, gave us little horses with our drinks We had espresso martinis. Interestingly, the coffee beans were served grated on top.