What a cute little shop. I can't soak for the drinks, but the place was adorable. It has some very…read morecute options for you to check out while you eat your meat and cheese. It's very close to the baseball stadium and I can't soak imagine it gets busy during games. We sat next door at fox and rocks because they are connected. We really enjoyed our experience and the staff.

What a fun event! Thx Erik! For a small place it is just right and has a good flow for smaller…read moregroups. Loved the charcuterie board ingredients. Especially the presentation like the special way they fold up a slice of salami. Very good cheeses as well. They also have a wonderfully cooling beverage the rose' slushy. My next stop will be the ice cream truck called Blue Skies, just outside the front door. Think I Will try the cupcake ice cream w cake and cheesecake frosting! Chged my mind after asking the owner which one would he try. He talked me into Butter Pecan and so glad I got that one. It's hand crafted and tastes like butter and toffee, think Mrs Werthers caramels, yum! Blue skies rocks! Look for their food truck around the triad.

One of my top 5 courses in the triad. I would rate a 5 star but the price increase, no beverage…read morecart and every round starting on hole 10 loses a star.

I enjoyed our round at Meadowlands. I think this course is worth playing at least once for the…read moreexperience. It's the only course in the Triad designed by Hale Irwin and one of only four Irwin designs in North Carolina (that I'm aware of). To date, I believe it's the only Irwin course I've played. Both my dad and a friend recommended this course to me. The course opened in 1995 and I think it's seen better days. When we played, the conditions were OK, not great. For about a $50 weekend daily fee, the course conditioning was average (perhaps at best) compared to other public courses I've played for about the same price. The course design feels relatively "open" in that there are a handful of holes that play directly alongside one another with little to no separation. Houses line several of the holes and 18 parallels the driving range. There are more typical, tree-lined, secluded-feeling holes too. All in all, I think the layout is interesting enough. The signature hole is probably No. 10 which is a longish par-4 featuring a tee shot over the property's biggest pond. It's a scenic hole as the pond extends all the way towards the green. Holes 2, 3, and 8 surround the course's smaller pond to the south. This is a par-72 course with five sets of tees. From the tips (golds), the course measures 6,778 yards with a 73.0/140 rating/slope. We played from the whites: 6,008 yards, 69.5/127. I found this course to be average in difficulty and shot a 93 (a solid round for me; I'm not good). My dad and I went off as a twosome, riding, on a Sunday. We pushed the group in front of us, but never thought the pace of play was too slow. Admittedly, I would've preferred we played faster, but there was only two of us. The course has bentgrass greens and they were in good shape. The fairways are Bermuda grass and they were mostly in fair shape. They've got a sizable driving range, two practice bunkers (a plus; some courses have none), a practice chipping green, and a large practice putting green. You hit off both mats and grass at the range. The clubhouse is basic and no-frills. Service was fine. Overall, I think this is an A-OK golf course and facility. I'm not sure I'd come back on my own, but I wouldn't be opposed to revisiting if one of my friends wanted to play here.

Lovely place for a wedding! Cyndee was very accommodating with every wish we threw her way and had…read morethe whole place looking like a dream for our wedding. They also let us choose our own caterer which helped us save so much money. There are so many gorgeous locations for a ceremony, and the reception hall is spacious and filled with natural light! Once the Sun goes down, the entire venue transformed into a romantic dream with string lights draped all over! We also stayed overnight before the wedding and made use of the hot tub! It was so worth it to wake up the day of our wedding and already be there. I only give it 4 stars instead of 5 because the grounds aren't super disability-friendly and communication was a bit difficult and felt more confusing than it had to be, but still a lovely place worth the price!

From the owner: Rosa Lee Manor began as a historic bed & breakfast in 1995. It is still a working farm nestled in…read morethe foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The setting is secluded, romantic and private, ideal for outdoor weddings and garden receptions but with sheltered areas if the weather is poor. The Main House offers dressing areas - one for the ladies and a man cave for the guys. Overnight available if you wish to extend your stay. Outside caterers and vendors allowed. Prices vary based on month, day of the week and services you wish to reserve. Tours available most Sunday afternoons; appointments required to ensure availability.

Small pumpkin patch that is family owned. The fruits and vegetables are sold at an affordable…read moreprice, and are pretty fresh. They also offer trinkets and knickknacks as well. Food is also sold here so if you want something homey it is definitely the place to go. During the day they also have a corn field and tractor ride to do and a place to just hang out.

This is a fantastic family owned farm that offers fun to all ages. They have a small pumpkin patch,…read morecorn maze, hay ride, and also offer a small kitchen that sells snacks like hot dogs and popcorn. Outside the main barn is an area with a fire pit and a lot of family friendly games. Overall a great place to hang out. They also offer the barn as an event space if you'd like to cater an event there! This is a fantastic gem in Kernersville, and I hope the owners continue to get a lot of love from the community!

I've been following their Facebook page since early Winter and I finally made it to the farm to…read moresnag a gallon of strawberries. They were bright red and beautiful. There were quite a few tiny ones but these are very yummy. They are located just 20 minutes from my house. They are located in Kernersville on the High Point side just off of High Point Road. Be careful driving in as the roads are quite narrow. They have a gravel road and limited parking. I went at the perfect time and grabbed a tomato for a tomato sandwich. They also had zucchini and squash available. Also note that there is an upcharge for using a credit/debit card. The staff was very friendly as well. I hope to return at least one more time before the season is over.

Strawberry season is a wonderful time of year, and it's finally here! There is something special…read moreabout picking the freshest, juiciest strawberries from a local farm, and it's a treat for children and adults alike. If you don't want to pick your own, they also offer pre-picked. Prices are great, $20 for a gallon (which is a lot!) They're a bit smaller than other farms in the area but the berries are just as good and the people very nice. Embrace strawberry season and get them fresh while you can!

We did not have Mark since there was another event booked in the same venue that night (The…read moreMillennium Center) - most disappointing since the other event seems to have left great reviews. The DJ we had did a poor job as emcee and admitted to forgetting to bring our songs list. We had e-mailed a detailed list of the songs we wanted to hear played and were very specific that we wanted older dance songs played first - classics, like Sinatra - for our older relatives to dance to. Instead we got mostly modern music right from the get go. We had to repeatedly ask the DJ to play older songs and he seemed incredulous of our requests. When he finally agreed, the dance floor was packed with our family and friends who had been waiting for something to dance to. Likewise, when we and our guests put another request - one that had been on our song sheet - he was nearly unwilling to play it. After arguing with us, he announced over the mic that this song was not his idea. But our guests rushed to the dance floor once it started playing. Our bouquet toss was for a specific mix of songs, which he did not prepare and played incorrectly on the night of. I wish I had simply made the mix myself so it could have been done correctly. Also as I called single friends to the floor, the DJ made fun of one girl's name over the mic! Embarrassing and rude! We knew what music we wanted, were very as specific in our requests, and are consequently disappointed it felt like a fight to get the music played we wanted. We asked for a mix (and provided a songs list!) starting with more older tunes first and ending with modern music to make sure all of our guests could hit the dance floor. Instead, we feel like we got a mish mash of whatever the DJ felt like playing and the requests we could convince him to take. It was not a bad night overall, but it was infuriating to feel as though our requests and even taste were in question. SO disappointed we got a such a poor replacement for Mark.

We got married on April 5, we were happy about everything, except 815 events. We booked with Mark…read moreabout 7 months before, paying for him to also be at the rehearsal. 2 weeks before our wedding, he calls to say he wouldn't be able to be at the rehearsal. He sent another DJ, Matthew (who was INCREDIBLE). He said the two of them would talk over the itinerary the morning of. We still didn't feel comfortable with the situation, but felt we had no choice. For the inconvience he threw in uplighting. We told him we only wanted white lights, we found pictures that our guest had posted, all including pictures of the lighting that was purple, blue, and green. We wanted everything to be classy looking. During the ceremony, the song never switched to the song I was supposed to walk down the isle to, until much later. Which in turn made a big gap before I was able to come down the isle. After the ceremony and pictures, the entire bridal party was waiting to be introduced and we found the DJ outside sitting, (his booth was inside in the ballroom). After we were all introduced a friend of ours sang and played guitar. I didn't find out until later that the DJ didn't bring the appropriate cords or mic stand. The DJ had called me earlier that week and asked for the singers phone number to go over what cords he needed to bring. We found out the day before the wedding, he never called. Throughout the night, the DJ wandered around. A lot of time was spent trying to find him. There were multiple songs and birthday announcements that we requested, that never happened. My bridesmaids and pastor were searching for him most of the night and telling him to play upbeat music. He didn't do much to get people on the dance floor. We told him multiple times that the ONLY person to give a toast was the maid of honor, he calls up the maid of honor and best man. Leaving our best man unprepared and put on the spot. Everything we requested from Mark either didn't happen or had to be reminded. We also requested a speaker to be left outside, were the reception was also taking place. I had to ask him to turn the music on outside. He tells me he wasn't prepared for an additional speaker. We had specifically asked for music outside. We had a special song that was supposed to be played during our sendoff, which was outside. Once we realized the music wasn't on, the DJ tells us the battery died on his speaker. All in all, we were VERY disappointed in our choice of DJ. We felt like everything we requested was not done, and also put more stress on me on my wedding day.

Wow wow wow wow oh did I say WOW!! What a fabulous, mystical, what dreams are made of place! Any…read moreevent you could think of would be a perfect fit! The food was very good the staff was exceptional and did I mention how dreamy the grounds are! I'm not sure of the costs as I was attending an event but I'm sure you're getting what you pay for.

My wife and I were invited to attend a corporate party at Legacy Stables. It was the first time I…read morehad ever heard of this place. During the roughly three hours I was there I interacted with a number of staff and did not have any issues. The tables were cleaned pretty quickly. It was up to the guests to choose what they wanted to eat or drink. The bar staff were really nice and their selection was small, which is what I expected. Finger foods were good. They had a nice charcuterie setup with a decent variety of cheeses and meats. They also served dinner in buffet style. The food was alright, nothing special but nothing really wrong either. The portions they served were on the small side, but one could go back for more. The main spaces, restrooms, and everything appeared clean. Overall, they did a nice job and it's a nice venue.