This place is just gorgeous. It's very comfortable and laid back but so classy. Friday nights are…read morekaraoke night. My friends and I went to the grand opening and we had a blast! We'll definitely go every chance we get. It's an hour and a half drive for us but well worth the trip. https://www.facebook.com/thevenueonmainst/

I flew out from CA to attend my niece's wedding at the Ruby Cora and I have to say, it was one of…read morethe nicest wedding venues I have ever seen ! The hosts are delightful, and professional . The venue itself is gorgeous, pristine, from the well-maintained road in to the parking lots, the hall itself is just gorgeous . The patio area was especially nice for the large number of children with the giant Jenga, enormous connect four and for hole games . The custom shades that close in the patio on a hot afternoon were a plus, and the sloping pristine lawn went on for miles . Did you arrange for that gorgeous sunset ? No, smile, but I'm thinking you knew exactly where to position that building to capture it Right in the center. The brides room, kitchen, restrooms, all clean and sparkling. Thank you for such a lovely Tennessee wedding experience !

We held a bridal shower at the Ruby Cora . The event was beautiful and Marcia was accommodating…read more and helpful . I also attended the wedding at the Ruby Cora. It was beautiful and attention to details were recognized. The space was transformed into an elegant setting. I would highly recommend the Ruby Cora for events large and small !

We had my son's and daughter in law's reception at Tanglewood House. From start to finish it was…read morean amazing experience. The staff was amazing, the food was the delicious, the decorations were absolutely gorgeous and exactly what we wanted. We have had so many people comment on the venue. Couldn't have asked for better!

Attended a spring wedding here. Such a quaint rustic feeling. It was a really cold night and I…read moretruly felt like I was up in the mountains even though we were in the middle of Clarksville. They had real wood fireplaces going. The decor was rustic farm yard. That seems to be popular in TN. It's the perfect size for a really small wedding or probably up to 40 people. They had separate areas for the bride and groom to get ready. We had the pork roast, vegetables and potatoes. Would recommend for a small wedding in Clarksville.

The golf course is one of the best around. You can't beat the price. Food is amazing, well not…read moreamazing but not bad lol. Some of the employees can be rude. Other than that it would have been a five star review.

Easy access / entry. Great spot to camp near Nashville although the sites are not quite level so…read moreyou need to use your leveling blocks. But that worked out fine for us. A cute farm to check out. Note: there was no restaurant or food truck on at the farm on this date/time we went and there was confusion on breakfast. The breakfast eventually worked itself out wherein you just Venmo a donation. Worth the stop and we'd be back.

We wanted to try the newly remodeled Six String Social this morning, the remodel looks fantastic,…read morehowever we waited at the door to be seated and we were not greeted or seated. We decided to eat elsewhere. We like to eat where we feel welcomed. Sunday July 26, 2026 9:00am CDT

Beautiful venue for a wedding! We were amazed by the antique look of a relatively new build.read more

If you are thinking about having your wedding at this venue, run in the other direction. The venue…read moreis beautiful, but it's being horribly mismanaged. The person who manages events for this venue shouldn't be working with the public in any capacity. She was incredibly rude, unaccommodating, and at times down-right nasty, and the behavior started at our rehearsal dinner and continued throughout our wedding weekend. Oddly enough, in the year leading up to the wedding and at the two meetings we had with her onsite, she was extremely nice, accommodating, and communicative. She acted as though weddings at the venue were a well-oiled machine and that she had things under control. I'm not sure why a switch was flipped (I feel as though we were very nice and easy going clients throughout the entire process so I'm not sure what we did to deserve her change in attitude), but her behavior did a complete 180 just in time for our wedding. She spent the weekend being extremely rude to our family, wedding party, and guests. Friday night was spent talking to me (the bride) like I was a dog at what was supposed to be a sleepover with my bridal party (she ruined the night), as well as getting into a yelling match with the owner of the property in front of my entire bridal party and in-laws. We basically paid over $6,000 to be talked down to the entire weekend. Her excuse for her behavior (and the owner's excuse for her actions) is that they were short-staffed. When concerns were brought to the owner, it was as though he already received our money, so he didn't care how we were treated. As a venue, it is THEIR responsibility to ensure they are staffed properly. As paying clients, their staffing problems should have never become our issue. Saturday (the day of the wedding) was spent hearing her yell and speak rudely to anyone who came in contact with her. I'm not really sure what the venue manager did on Saturday, because our day-of-coordinator (a third party vendor) did the majority of the work. You would have thought this was the first wedding ever held at this venue due to their chaotic manner and lack of organization. Details that were discussed in the weeks leading up to the wedding (and even the night before the wedding) were forgotten and missed the day of. Best of luck wanting to do something differently than the way the venue manager was accustomed to doing it- you'd get immediate pushback with zero regard for the fact that this is OUR wedding day that we're paying money for. Just no accommodation whatsoever. Staff from the Plantation House wouldn't even dismiss our guests for dinner. They were truly there to put out tables and chairs (after I was yelled at about the number of tables on Friday night, the wrong amount of tables were still put out), prepare the food (one of the only positives of this place), and loudly complain about guests entering the house and the bridal party using the front staircase. Might I add they never put out a sign (which belongs to the venue) that points guests in the direction of the restrooms that are in a separate building, so guests were forced to come in the house to find a restroom. I'm still confused as to what we paid these people thousands of dollars to do! There are many more specific instances of rude and nasty behavior specifically from the venue manager that occurred all weekend, but if I were to go into detail, this review would be the length of a novel. We still had a great wedding, but it was no thanks to the Country Plantation House. Thank god for our day of coordinator, wedding party, family, and friends who stepped in to help. The current state of this establishment is truly a shame because it's in a stunning location. It was my dream to get married here, but the actions of the staff turned my dream into a nightmare. A wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event, and it's hard to get over the fact that we were treated so poorly on our special day. Beware of this venue, and don't let them fool you into thinking they will take care of you on the biggest day of your life. Instead, you'll pay over six grand for terrible treatment and a venue that couldn't care less about your wedding. If I could leave zero stars, I would. Edit: beware of the most recent 5 star review. It's literally from an employee of the establishment.

We shot a video here a couple weeks ago and not only was the farm immaculate but the bridal suits…read moreand the grounds were gorgeous and historic. Tony and Allison are beautiful people. We loved every minute.

From the owner: Cedar Hills' rolling hills, rustic farms, and winding backroads are rich in history. Historical…read morepapers and news articles document that the area surrounding L&L Farm was the site of Cheatham Camp--a military training camp during the Civil War. This was an ideal location due to the railroad and multiple natural springs that run through the property. One of the truly unique features of L&L Farm is the double culvert bridge that was built shortly after the Civil War. A copy of the original blueprint that engineers designed in 1889 is showcased and framed inside of the farmhouse. The left side of the culvert was originally used as a road and Spring Creek (which our private drive is named after) runs through the right side. It truly is a gorgeous backdrop and perfect location for a wedding ceremony, special event, or photoshoot.

Went here for a March wedding. What an intimate wedding day venue. We loved the yard and back…read moreporch. All of the staff was so friendly and accommodating .

So I can only speak on my experience as a guest here for a wedding. The venue is beautiful both…read moreinside and out. Lush green gardens, and a nice inside with exposed beams and classic wood flooring make for a simple and rustic venue. There's a porch area complete with bench seating and ceiling fans with lighting that are great for a summer or spring day that fades into a lovely sunset for an evening of fun. Ample street parking is available for guests. My only gripe would be the occasional roar of traffic or passing semi trucks on the nearby interstate during an intimate outdoor ceremony. However, its not enough to dock this place a full star. Although I didn't get to see it I do know that there is an upstairs room available as well. Great venue all around.