A local gem for a fun sunset evening. Staff is on top of things and keeps the place running…read moresmoothly! Great food at the counter to take you through a double feature. Car hop service will take your food straight to your car when you order on line. Great selection of new and old films. Great trip back in time!

LOVE GOING HERE! So much fun, the atmosphere is amazing and who doesn't love a cute date spotread more

The staff is great but, unfortunately, unless there are 100 people in here, the sound is awful. The…read morePOS system is set up with flat dollor amounts for tipping. I just got a beer for $5 and the tip options shown we're $2.50, $5.00 and $10.00. wtf? We tip on percentage around here. The minimum tip, $2.50 equates to a 50% tip. Really? How does that make sense? Nice pool room in the back with a lounge area. Thursday combined karaoke/open mic night on is a mistake. If they split this into 2 nights they would get a good karaoke crowd and probably a better open mic crowd. They're just 2 different crowds. Putting them together makes nobody happy. So, some good and some bad. If you're coming for a big live act it's a good venue.

Great friendly bartenders and good venue to listen to a band. Bonus night: on Mondays, they have a…read more3 hour line dancing class for free!

Excellent experience! Tons of pinball machines to choose from with affordable play packages. Food…read moreand drinks available purchase. Kids loved it! Perfect for a rainy day!

What a fun place…read more There are different machines and games of skill to play. You are able to purchase a wrist band for a series of play. The food is bar food. But a variety of choices. Strongly recommend

Great show of DSTM. Want to see again!! Want to bring some friends who would greatly enjoy the…read moreshow

Last week we made our second visit ever to Rollins Planetarium, located at Young Harris College in…read moreYoung Harris, GA. It's a great place to go for adults and kids alike, though note that it's a late evening activity. According to their site, the planetarium seats 104 under a 40-foot-diameter dome, and if you go, try to get there early to get a seat in the back. You'll be staring up most of the time, and the seats do recline a fair bit. The presentation is about half live, half recorded - but all with the lights down entirely - with the recording about whatever their current public show is about. The live portion is great, and features the night sky as it actually looks that night, in that location. The presenter we had was informative and fun to listen to, and the kids in our party got a kick out of it. The recording was about Saturn, and it was educational and interesting. We skipped the trek up to the observatory after the show, but only because our kids were done for the night. We did visit the observatory our first time to the planetarium, and if you can stay awake, I recommend it! Check their schedule and ticket times, as they generally only offer Friday night shows. We paid cash for our tickets ($3 adults, $2 kids/students), so I don't know if they accept other forms of payment. Parking was easy. Cool, educational, a real gem up in the mountains!

The Cherokee County Historical Museum is located in Downtown Murphy in the Carnegie Library…read moreBuilding. Look for the bear. Parking is on the street. The museum is on two levels and starts up the stairs. There is an elevator available on the first level for those who need it. Admission to the museum is $3. The second floor has a variety of collections of household items and farm tools donated by the community members. There are some gems mixed into this collection. I wish the museum was more focused on the history of Cherokee County and selected the better items to be showcased. It seemed junky with random donated old items of family members. Storyboards upstairs would be helpful. Now, the first floor provides information and artifacts on the Cherokee History that they had before the Trail of Tears. The first floor also has a large variety of minerals. The Cherokee History displays are factual and well presented on the storyboards. The Cherokee Indians story is sad. It is worth visiting the museum for the first floor.

This is a great little historical gem, with super knowledgeable folks that have a passion for the…read morearea. stayed about an hour and was taken back in time with the historical artifices from the native americans in the area and the civil war era items. I could have stayed all day and talked to the director and her volunteer. They have a huge collection of arrow heads and an actual native american cabin from West Virginia reassembled and on display.

I am so glad my husband found Paradise Resort as the perfect place to celebrate his birthday. From…read morethe moment we checked in until the time we checked out, every staff member was welcoming, friendly, and genuinely hospitable. The resort is peaceful, quiet, and the perfect place for a weekend getaway. It gave us a chance to enjoy a much-needed digital detox--not just from our phones, but also from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. One of the highlights of our stay was the spa experience. We signed up for massages, facials, and the mineral soaks, and everything was absolutely amazing. The treatments were relaxing, rejuvenating, and exactly what we needed to unwind. The spa staff were professional and made us feel pampered from start to finish. We thoroughly enjoyed the wine tasting, and every wine we sampled was excellent. The live entertainment offered on weekend afternoons was also a wonderful touch and added to the relaxing atmosphere. During our stay, we took time to explore downtown Blairsville and discovered several charming family-owned restaurants. One of the things that made our stay even more special was finding a guest book in the cabin where visitors could sign their names and share memories of their stay. This was a memorable and relaxing birthday getaway. Between the beautiful setting, wonderful spa treatments, great wine, live entertainment, and exceptional hospitality, we couldn't have asked for a better experience. We will definitely be back!

Stopped in on our wine tasting tour. They are one of the oldest wineries here in north Georgia…read more Took the wine making tour with Bob the owner. Very cool. Learned some new stuff. Wines are mostly dry with a couple of whites and sweet wines. Everything we tasted was delicious. Our fav was the Jacked up red and the cab sav. A great spot with some very friendly people.

The Cherokee Homestead Exhibit is free to visit and open 24 hours a day. There is a small area to…read morepark in front while you explore the area. The Cherokee have lived in the region for 10,000 years. There is a summer house, a winter house and a food storage area, farming and gardening tools too.

Perfect in every way! Thanks for the amazing experience and quality of course! The views were…read morebreathtaking taking and the course was in great shape!

Almost 2 years ago, we had our younger daughter's wedding reception at Butternut. It was so good,…read morewe had our older daughter's wedding reception and rehearsal dinner there as well 2 weeks ago. Crystal, Ashley and the whole team did a fantastic job. The coconut shrimp appetizers were out of this world and the pasta was fantastic! Crystal and her team gladly put in extra hours till late Friday night making sure things were just how we wanted them. Not to mention the beautiful scenery as the backdrop for the amazing wedding photos! We are very fortunate to have such a beautiful well run facility is Butternut so close to home!