Really interesting place. Each hole is unique and custom made. The staff was friendly and we had…read morefun. I hope the owner puts down some runners to connect the holes, but adds his creativity and artistry to them.

Very unique and different mini golf. Each of the 18 holes…read morerepresent something in the area. The staff was very kind. Would highly recommend this place for something fun to do. Great prices also was $12 a person for a round of mini golf. Food and drink prices very cheap too!

Well organized. We were new to this establishment and were not greeted very warmly but we will…read morewanted to give this place a try. We had to figure it out ourselves as far as what to do first but we then saw in the table there are instructions. The manager/owner saw us and asked if we were pick up and we said no we are painting but then she never showed us what you do next. It was not the best customer service but we enjoyed painting here regardless. I complimented her on how much we liked it here. We will get our finished pottery in a few weeks. I'm excited! Thank you

My husband and I were looking for something fun to do on a fall afternoon. We walked in and were…read morewelcomed by the staff. They gave us everything we needed for painting and were helpful and so friendly! I am not artistic so the patience they showed me was much appreciated. I highly recommend Brushstrokes!!

This was a fascinating little place. The beautiful, creative wares range from wonderful stained…read moreglass pieces (large and small, mostly hanging pieces but also a few lampshades) to critters and vehicles made from soda cans, beer cans, or assorted metal tools, fixtures, and pieces. There are stone and wooden housewares and fun, fanciful cards. There's unique jewelry and purses. I'm forgetting any number of types of things, but it was a well-stocked store despite its relatively small size. The prices ranged widely, but I thought they seemed pretty decent compared to similar things I've seen elsewhere. Also, the staff is outstanding -- very warm, welcoming, and patient in general, as well as knowledgeable about the goings-on around Jonesborough and happy to talk about them.

Just recently found this spot and I'm so happy. My daughter loved it. And the people that work…read morethere are so nice

One of the best zoos in the USA! It is spacious and clean. The animals are cared for by a very…read moregracious, knowledgeable and friendly staff. There are monkeys, birds, zebras and all kinds of other animals from South America and Africa. If you ever find yourself in Tennessee don't miss this gem!

The staff was incompetent and had no sense of urgency. We got there 15 minutes after the zoo had…read morebeen open. Based on what we saw and heard, it was obvious no one had yet been admitted to the zoo. After another 15 of waiting, no one had yet entered. We left. We won't be back.

I agree with Marie P (reviewer below). I was strolling State Street on a Thursday evening and…read morehappened into this little gem of a bookstore and fell in love with the atmosphere and hugge (comfort and warmth) of the place. I only bought a vinyl sticker because we were pressed for time, but I will be back!!!

What a wonderful bookstore, coffee, shop, and bar! This place has fantastic energy and really does…read moreit all. We stopped in here as tourists, not knowing anything about the space. It seems like it had recently opened and we happen to be there on small business Saturday , so there were fun little prizes to win at the counter. There was a large collection of North Carolina books, in addition to some used books, and some carefully curated collections from popular authors. I got the Queen of Swords cider to sip on while I shopped. We ended up purchasing an Appalachian cookbook and also found a fun used books of recipes that seemed to be put together by a community group. The prices were very fair, and I was happy with what we got. Even though the space was new, there was very clearly a buzz. There were lots of comfortable places to sit, and it was encouraged to read well-being in the shop. I'm hoping my dating days are over, but if I had to go on a first date and happen to be in this area, this spot would be a spectacular choice!

As much as I love Kingsport TN, let's be fair, you don't get the exciting stuff you'd find in other…read moreplaces like Pidgeon Forge. You know like the Go-Karts. The Arcade and all that. You don't get any of that in Kingsport... And that's why I LOVE this place. It sticks out like a sore thumb... In the best way possible. This location couldn't of picked a better location to set up shop. It's right on the main road on the way to the city area. It cost $5 for 18 holes. If this shop was located in an area where the above mentioned Go-Karting/Arcade was, this location wouldn't be as great because it would just be among the norm. But because fun stuff like this ISN'T the norm, this place is always loaded with business! It's quite the genius business practice if I do say so myself. As many times as I have passed by this location, never once have I not see people playing Mini-Golf here. But instead of going on and on about how great this place is, why not check my pictures and see for yourself?

Friendly Staff. Well kept courses. Fun enviornment for putters of all skill levels! This is the…read morekind of place you go to to have a lot of fun for a few dollars.

Have lots of books reasonably priced. I found a few of my favorite authors even PD James who wrote…read morebooks in the sixties. The staff were helpful.

Adrenaline rush. Any bookstore does that. Sometimes it's a tiny bit of excitement, others is more…read morelike an overdose of sugar and caffeine. Book Lover's Warehouse is closer to the latter. It had the aroma of books -- old books, to be precise. It's in a nondescript strip center and is very ordinary looking from the outside. It has a warehouse feel. Walking in, I could tell it wasn't what I was expecting -- a warehouse -- but more of a treasure trove of books, vinyl, DVDs, comic books, sheet music, and a few miscellaneous antiques. I can't say I figured out how it was set up, certainly by section, but there were hardcovers and paperbacks of many genre scattered. Or at least it seemed that way. Each section was roughly sorted alphabetically by author, so that made searching easier. I didn't see a lot of duplication in titles. I had only a limited amount of time before they closed. It was a kid-in-a-candy-store moment; too much to explore and limited to what I could grab in the short window of time I had available. It wasn't nearly enough to do the exploring I wanted. But, with that said, I did manage to pick up a couple of titles I haven't seen by authors I have and that was a win for me. As with most used bookstores, the price is about half of the cover price, except for the first edition, rare books, or collectibles. It's a good place to try out a new author or series without the financial commitment of a new bookstore; or if you want to try your luck with the comic books or vinyl. There's a separate display case of Elvis recordings and memorabilia -- this is Tennessee, after all, and I'd expect nothing less. Just a fun store all around.