This is my fav bar in town....and honestly speaking...fav bar in the states. Greenville, NC is a…read morecollege town, however, with Beast Youtube / Beast Games crew....we come in with large #'s and an older crowd. The Buc is our crews fav "go to" spot. Bartenders remember your drink, regulars say hello, you just feel...at home. Slots, "beer" pong, shuffleboard, pool, ring game....you feel like you are hanging at your best friends house party. LOVE THE BUC

Great music venue to visit. They mostly have local country music bands play here. The admission was…read morevery reasonable when I visited at only $7 per person. Everyone was nice and friendly that I met. I even met the band and the lead singer Cooper Greer. He is from Greenville, NC and you can find him on Facebook. Looks like he mostly plays at music venues and bars across Eastern North Carolina according to his Facebook page schedule. On Scene: I never been here before. I couldn't find it on Yelp. So, I added the listing to Yelp. Once, I arrived, I pulled into the parking lot and coincidentally parked close to Cooper Greers pickup truck. I asked him about the place and what kinds of music he plays. Anyway, he talked me into coming inside and I was very glad I did. He put on a great show. He indeed has a great band. I would definitely go see him again. They also have a bunch of TVs in here including some big ones that had live sports ball games on them at the time of visiting. You can also dance to the country music that the band is playing. I saw a lot of people country line dancing and having a good time. Furthermore, they have a pool table ( see photos). I also saw another unknown game table. I saw at least one video game machine in here. They have a full bar in here where you can beer, wine or mixed cocktails. I even got a margarita.

Do NOT go to this place. Staff is extremely rude and store owner acts like he hates his life. They…read morewon't run the AC and they got rid of the majority of their arcade games cause they're too cheap to pay for it. They let people vape in the store and the employees smoke weed outside the store. Place stinks of weed

Tons of fun! $10 free play. I was interested in the Korean DDR game, but there's old school arcade…read morestuff and giant screens for first person shooters, if you're into that.

The Greenville Museum of Art is a little more than an art museum. The museum is housed in the…read moreFlanagan House. So you get to tour the historic house as well as enjoy the art work. The home portion is where you will find the permanent collection. The addition is where the special exhibits are. The Scott Avett exhibit is what brought me to the GMOA. I enjoyed the exhibit the North Carolina Museum of Art a few years back. So I was excited that I could view another exhibit not too far away. Some of the paintings were the same but most were new! The museum was easy to find and there is a large free parking lot. Admission is free to view the museum exhibits although there is a charge to view the special exhibits. They do have a donation box. The museum entrance is in the newer wing and you will see signs in the parking lot.

While visiting Greenville, I thought it would be nice to visit the museum to learn more about the…read morecity/culture. The museum is small - looks like it was someone's home, but there were some nice art work featured. My friend and I were the only visitors, so we didn't have to worry about social distancing or anything. There were about 4 or 5 rooms to tour, which was nice. My favorite room had the hanging guitars. Overall, a nice visit if you need something relaxing to do.

What great place to tour and staff was so nice.. once we paid and started tour the gentleman put a…read moreball up a tube that went into this cool artistic display of how a rain drop forms and the lifecycle.. it went into a cloud around room which simulated atmosphere and into rivers and big bodies of water it was cool. Then we sat in on 12 min film on estuaries.. then self guided tour .. for $5 it's worth price of admission . Lots of rooms to go thru.. live animals like snake , crab, alligator to see.. and you can walk outside on the deck see beauty of the waterfront area. Enjoyed my visit and highly recommend to anyone in area.

The North Carolina Estuarium is located in Downtown Washington, NC. It is the first estuarium in…read morethe world and focuses on the environment. The NC Estuarium offers ferry rides on the Tar and Pamlico Rivers at various times during the year. I really enjoy the rides as you might see some wildlife besides the plant life. The captain provide fun facts along the way too. The museum is 12,500 square foot and serves as an education center. It provides a great overview of the estuaries and coastal rivers which are an important part of the ecosystem where fresh water and salt water mix. 90% of NC seafood comes from estuaries. We need to keep these waterways clean. In the lobby the display is large and shows the different parts of North Carolina. The NC Esturium is part museum and part aquarium. The aquarium focuses just on estuary species. It has over 200 exhibits and a lot are hands on. The part about the hurricanes was informative and showed the damage done from the rising sea levels. I highly recommend visiting this unique museum.

I enjoyed my visit to the Pitt County Arboretum. When you arrive and park in the big lot, there is…read morea sign with a map of the different gardens and trails. The Arboretum is on the same property as the Agriculture Building which may or may not be open, depending on your visit. The Arboretum surrounds the building so I found it the easiest to walk around the building. There is a walking garden that goes near the water and has a few different trails with different ability levels and lengths. I was amazed at all the pollinators here. I've never seen so many before together. This Arboretum was a highlight of my trip and I hope to make it back to see it at different times of the year.

The NC Museum of Natural Sciences in Downtown Greenville has its own parking lot and parking is…read morefree. The historic Cuploa Building (1916) was renovated to become the museum and it is ADA accessible from a side entrance that has an elevator. I liked the design of the museum but I thought there'd be more exhibits. The Deep-Sea exhibit is where I started and enjoyed that. Then I saw a fish tank without any fish. There were some reptiles too; a large children's area; hands on areas for children; taxidermy and some minerals. Admission is free.

New address 226 W. 8th Street. Nice and new, clean. My grandson, 5 years, enjoys learning the…read moreocean and creating a race car, manatee hand puppet and "feed a manatee ". He did not want to go home. We recommend this fun museum, donations suggested.

We visited music and more and we were moved. They help disabled kids and do such a great job. The…read morestaff if so nice and the kids love this place. It's a nice addition to this beautiful historic downtown Wilson.

I love this place. Everyone is nice and the service is friendly. Food and drinks are great too!read more

I really wish I had taken more pics, it was kind of hard because my company's orientation was here…read moreThursday. It was awesome! First you drive through a quiet, gorgeous neighborhood. There is a spacious parking lot adjacent to a pool, tennis courts, golf course and club house. There is a grand entrance with banquet rooms. In the main banquet room, there where chefs waiting to prepare custom omelets along with bacon, sausage and fried potatoes. There was always fresh coffee and other beverages. Complements of our company. As our group would take breaks, we walked out onto the patio where there was uncovered and shaded seating over looking the beautiful golf course and pond. Most of our group stayed on site to have lunch which we had to take care of ourselves. The dining room was beautiful, but we opted to eat outside on the patio, directly in the beautiful sun. The prices were very reasonable! I got the chicken quesadilla, and it was my first time trying guacamole, and it was incredible. The quesadilla was huge, and filled with chicken, cheese and peppers, with a taco bowl on the side willed with pico de gallo, guacamole and sour cream. I also tasted my colleague's fried shrimp, and it was wonderful. The only thing was that the club only accepted plastic, which made it so that some of our colleagues had to travel off site for lunch. I must mention how clean the bathroom was. The doors were incredible with horizontal slats and locks that worked. Everything was clean and pleasant, and the paper towels felt like a blend of cotton and silk. I heard many of my colleagues comment in that. The country club staff was helpful and pleasant! Overall, it was a great experience and I am glad my bosses decided to choose that private spot. It would be great to live in that neighborhood!