Madrac Farms

8.9 mi

It's an interesting and not boring drive out here, and after covering a patch of dirt road you…read morearrive at a modern well built farm stand! Dave is here-and he's a quite enterprising young man! Part of a HVAC team by day, Dave's real passion lies in the dirt! And his farm stand delivers! Modern, clean facility with comfortable porch chairs with cushions. And you're sure to enjoy a cold, fresh, ice cream cone in this heat! Perfect for chatting and enjoying life while here. The fresh grown offering are limited to blueberry, strawberry and fig offerings. However, there are garden fresh offerings of okra., potatoes and onions and the occasional odd garden item! Dave even offers fresh eggs, The on-site grown, these blueberries are sweet with tender skins. Berries range in size from medium small up to "Rabbit Eye" size. You can't go wrong...

From the owner: Providing a Family Friendly U Pick experience. We have Seasonal Blueberries, Blackberries,…read moreStrawberries, Vegetables and Farm Fresh Eggs Year Round.

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Dempsey Farms

Place was great, we went 4/27 but just getting to the review. Everyone was so friendly and it was a…read morehot day. There was still so many strawberries to pick, my wife and I left with (2) buckets but we could have easily filled up 20 lol. Strongly recommend this quint farm and its fields. It's crazy people are such whiners and give some of these places terrible reviews, they are farms for goodness sakes, what are you expecting to where high heels and a dress, or dress pants. Just dress accordingly or go to the supermarket. Although Dempsey rightfully so hasn't received any bad reviews, some farms have and comments are just dumb, silly and downright rude!!! Some people are just impossible to please. That's why I always read reviews thoroughly because you need to take them sometimes with a grain of salt.

The best tomatoes I've ever had! You pick them yourself right off the vine. I've been ruined from…read moregrocery store tomatoes! I wish I lived closer! Huge Amount of tomatoes for such a low price!!

$20/bucket..and you get to keep the bucket!

Just my haul but I filled up after taking the shot

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Hodges Strawberry Farm

17.0 mi

As a veteran of over a half century of home stands, roadside displays, and farm markets, Hodges is…read morethe real deal! While 'Premises Grown' produce is limited to strawberries and thorn free blackberries in season, Hodges excels. Pick your own or (sometimes) picked and packed, this produce is beautiful, natural, and abundant. The stand is easy to find off GA 21 (west side of the road), down a few paved side roads, and to the small barn. Eddie and Christy Hodges host a great little store, with a fine selection of country surprises. It's fun, and nourishing to the mind and body.

Field fresh strawberries, pick your own or by reservation. Mid March through May...then blackberry season!

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Ottawa Farms

Went to the strawberry festival for the first time, and me and my husband were pretty excited about…read morepicking berries. Upon walking in, I noticed that the everything was to be paid for separately, kids activities, berry picking. We arrived around 1 pm and the berry fields were still open but totally picked out. That was the only thing we came for other than to try the ice cream. Huge disappointment. Won't go back as it wasn't worth the drive/money, and to be honest to me it seems like a huge cash grab.

We attended ottawa farms for the Strawberry festival this week. Although our strawberry pickin's…read morewere finite (we picked berries around 3 and the field was very busy and picked through), we had a great time at the farm. We did the hay ride through the cow field and saw so many calf's - we had a lot of fun doing this. Grounds were very muddy in the festival, but they kept the rides ad clean as they could. We saw goats and horses and pigs too- all the animals had plenty of food and water. We liked the farm shop and the homemade strawberry ice cream. The singing chicken man had us laughing all afternoon too! We had a nice time but I would start WAY earlier next year.

Blueberries

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Heritage Hill Farm

51.1 mi

While some folks may be waiting for Basketball season to start, I am more excited about another…read moretype season! It's Blueberry season here in Georgia and what a perfect day for blueberry picking it was yesterday! It was overcast and in the low 70s (whaaaat?!), so I took advantage of the "cool" temps and packed up the kids in the car and headed out to Heritage Hill Farm in Ludowici (never knew it was pronounced Ludo-wi-SEE haha). - Parking - You'll have to park by the fields. There is no lot, but you can park along the edges, as long as you don't box anyone in. - Picking & Price Info - You must call Linda, the owner of the farm, at the number on the business listing to set up a time for picking. The address listed is the official address of business, but the fields are located before the listed address. She'll give you the directions to the field once you speak to her. It's $10/gallon, BYOB (bring your own bucket) and this includes AYCE (all you can eat) blueberries. Seriously. I asked if she was sure. She said yes. She's obviously never met my kids haha. My kids had no problems rising to the challenge. As I picked 2, they ate 4. The blueberries are so sweet and so is Linda. She has a big heart and donates ALL of the proceeds to her ministry that provides food and care for needy children. Fields are open until July 31st. Cash only. There were a quite a few families there, but the fields were large enough and the bushes were full of blueberries that we didn't even cross paths with any other families. Great activity for social distancing. 1.5 hours later, 2 gallons picked. I would say it was a BERRY successful day! Enjoy!

Perfect planted rows of blueberries.

Bushes were FULL of blueberries!

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Nice wide rows. Not many people out. Great for social distancing.

Shuler Peach

4.3

(7 reviews)

78.5 mi

Another incredible experience at Shuler Peach. I made a delicious kale and peach salad with…read moreshredded mozzarella, red onion, pumpkin seeds and homemade salad dressing! So delish!

Great peaches! Lovely place to pick your own or buy pre picked. Wonderful and helpful staff. We had…read morefun picking our own produce and can't wait to go back.

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Driggers Farm

4.3

(6 reviews)

49.3 mi

Had fun making homemade marinara sauce with a 5 gallon bucket of your tomatoes. What is the best…read moreweek to come get tomatoes?

While I have small gardens in my backyard we always visit to get bulk for canning. The variety is…read moregreat and staff friendly. Love going every year.

Delicious Fresh Strawberries

Peaches

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Poppell Farms

Poppell Farms was our go to for the 2019 Pumpkin patch season. Our toddler had a lot of fun jumping…read moreon the outdoor trampoline, picking a pumpkin and doing the kiddie train ride. We played a lot of outdoor activities - it was a hot day and not too crowded. Sadly Poppell was a no go for the 2020 pumpkin season, but we still took advantage of them for Christmas trees! We got a tree and a wreath! Trees come in varying sizes. They have different colored tags to denote how tall the tree is. Their wreaths come in different sizes too! This will be our first wreath ever!

We visited Poppell Farms today for the first time. We were very impressed with the variety of…read morepetting farms animals, games, rides, etc. They had plenty of restroom options that were clean (including one with a baby changing station which was nice). One thing that really stood out was that they were very safety conscious. You could tell that safety is their first priority. The staff were very courteous and it seemed like there was a staff member everywhere you turned. The only reason I didn't give our visit 5 stars was because the "pumpkin patch" was very disappointing. We had driven 1.5hr to get here with the main purpose of wanting our kids to have the experience of a hayride to an actual pumpkin patch. Instead, we waited 45min in line for the hayride that ended at a grass field (not pumpkin patch) with only small pumpkins (that were not big enough to carve). They did have full size pumpkins of various sizes and price points in the main event area back at the farm entrance, but we were expecting a place where pumpkins could be picked off the vine. For this reason, I'm not sure we'd return but I do want all the other great aspects noted because they were so well done.

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Chocolat By Adam Turoni

I am not a huge fan of dark chocolate and the majority of items here are made with it but the items…read moreI tried were all so delicious. It's definitely a splurge when compared to mass produced factory chocolate but you can taste the care and quality in every bite so it is definitely worth a stop. I loved the way the store was set up like a library for chocolate. Just grab a tray and tongs and add one or more of each bite to your tray. I love the chocolate was so accessible and not behind some glass counter.

Cute interior with clever design for selecting chocolates and you can watch them make the…read morechocolates. The chocolates themselves were just lacking in general, we spent more than $30 on a wide variety of 9 chocolates and were less than impressed. The unique flavors they were supposed to have were completely muted and we felt absolutely ripped off. You could get the same flavor profile of the Red Velvet and Let Them Eat Cake from a bag of knock off Lindt truffles, the supposedly 72% cacao Silver Bullet truffle tasted like nothing, and the Habanero Caramel had zero spice or pepper flavor. After trying all of our selections we came to the conclusion that the white chocolate varieties were best because they're not actually chocolate. All in all this is an aesthetically pleasing tourist trap.

"Bookstore" chocolate shop

Absolutely amazing chocolate

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Store front

GTC Pooler Cinemas

3.9

(100 reviews)

14.3 mi

GTC is one of two movie theaters in Pooler and gives you that traditional movie theater feel…read more The screening rooms were built with the reclining seats in mind and are EXTRA comfortable! I would recommend purchasing your ticket in advance as they do work in a reserved seating format, not open seating. Kiosks are available in the lobby as well. If you have a mobile ticket you can go right to the attendant to see your movie. I've seen other comments stating that the line for concessions is long - that was our experience as well. Other that that, the staff was very nice and happy to help.

Jordan and I went to GTC Pooler Movies to watch The Devil Wears Prada and had such a great…read moreexperience. The theater itself is really nice, but what stood out the most were the chairs, super comfy and honestly kind of fancy. They have two different buttons so you can adjust your position, which made the whole movie even more enjoyable. The concession area was also very well stocked, with plenty of options, and everything felt clean and organized. On top of that, everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming, which always makes a difference. The tickets were a bit on the pricey side, not sure if it was because of this specific movie or if that's just the standard now but overall, it felt worth it for the comfort and experience. Definitely a great spot for a movie night!

No sirve la pantalla

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Royal Cinemas

3.7

(75 reviews)

13.6 mi

I decided to visit this theater specifically to experience the "World's Tallest IMAX" screen. Since…read moreI was seeing Project Hail Mary, I figured it would be a perfect movie to immerse myself in and this theater did not disappoint. My main tip, however, would be this: DO NOT PURCHASE SEATS IN ROW F, which is the first section in the back portion of the theater. What the online ticketing wont tell you is that these are partially obstructed view seats due to the "clear" railings. Although the railings are indeed clear plastic, they are about 5 ft tall and therefore directly blocking your view while sitting down. Instead, I would recommend purchasing seats either towards the front in rows G or H or all the way towards the back of the theater. It will be a much more enjoyable experience, especially if seeing a 2.5 hr or more movie like we did.

Cinemas are very humid, A/C must not be working properly…read more Seat recliners not remotely comfortable. The women's bathrooms were DISGUSTING. I couldn't even think about ordering any food or drink knowing how gross this place is. Save yourself the aggravation and go to GTC Cinemas across the street.

Exterior

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NCG Cinemas

(31 reviews)

24.5 mi

This has become my go-to movie theater in Savannah. The staff is friendly and the theater is always…read moreclean. This theater allows you to select your seat and offers online ticket purchases or in-person. Concessions include movie staples such as popcorn, candy, soda, Icee, nachos, etc. They also offer select beer, wine, seltzers, and frozen cocktail options. NCG also has a rewards program and offers annual refillable popcorn buckets each year.

We were visiting Savannah and ended up at the movies 2x…read more The theater is clean. The employees friendly. You pay for snacks and scan tickets at the front and then popcorn and drinks are self serve. I have never been to self serve popcorn but I loved it. You can fill and butter as you see fit. The seat backs are too high and I had to recline the seats in front of us so we could see the whole screen. It wouldn't be as noticeable if the seats were set up as stadium seating. There is no wall that blocks the light when the doors are opened, so that is also a downside to NCG. Since we don't live in Savannah we had to rely on fandango to find us a local theater. The AMC is general admission (no reserved seating) so we chose NCG. We would return, but they do need to rethink design.

Recliners. Seats backs are too high and it isn't stadium seating so I had to recline the 2 seats in front of us.

Free popcorn for Nurses. May 6th.

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