Words cannot express how special, beautiful and memorable Ms. Renee and her staff made my dad's…read more80th! She was very attentive, intuitive and helpful from the beginning to the end the event. This is a top notch venue and she is first class all the way! I can't wait t have another event there!

From the owner: The Fountain South offers event and wedding packages. Our outdoor venue and event halls are perfect…read morefor any celebration. Book your next celebration with us!

This is where the local Rotary Club meets on a weekly basis. Trey Lunsford and his staff are…read moreexcellent in hosting the club meetings. The golf course is well groomed and maintained. The other facilities for swimming, tennis, etc. make this an attentive country club to be a member of.

Awesome place for golfing, dining, tennis, and swimming! Staff is very polite and knowledgeable…read more This place has undergone a huge renovation in the past few years. If you are looking for a place to golf in North Mississippi check them out!

Thistledome (118 Highway 309 S. Byhalia, MS)…read more The absolute sweetest family owns this. Great food and ohhhh man the coffee is amazing. We were given a historical tour of the home. Soooo much amazing history. The house is absolutely beautiful. A lot of work has been put into it to keep it this well preserved. "The house was built in 1840 by Joseph Chalmers, the District Attorney for Marshall County. He was the father of James Ronald Chalmers and H.H. Chalmers and uncle to Jefferson Davis. It was designed as a two-storey, hip-roofed house. It was purchased by E. B. Horn in 1900. He paid $10.00 down in December of 1899 and remaining balance of $690 on January 1, 1900. Horn turned the house, which was facing East, to face North after his wife refused to live in the house because it faced a hog farm. He also redesigned it in the neoclassical architectural style. Shortly before World War II, in 1938, the house was purchased by the McAuley family. Mrs. McCauley was asked how she liked the house and her reply was "This will do me". What started as the "this will do me" house became Thistledome." It was acquired by Jill and Todd Maxwell in 2012. The couple turned it into a restaurant/coffee shop/venue."

This was my first ever visit. I was totally impressed. The place was just gorgeous. The coffee was…read moreperfect. I told the very pleasant young lady I loved caramel and to surprise me. She didn't disappoint me. It was very yummy and the employee was just a doll. I spoke with the friendly owner about the lunch special for tomorrow. It sounded so yummy, I made plans to come back tomorrow. The staff made me feel welcomed and the coffee was just perfect. A must see/do for the area. I love supporting locally owned family businesses.

The Greens are incredible hosts and their property is so beautiful. So glad there is such an…read moreamazing venue so close to the town of Collierville.

This particular Hilton Garden inn is a popular location that my coworkers often frequent for work…read more I've been coming for four years myself. The public spaces are always clean and the staff always super friendly. They have a bar/restaurant that serves your standard offerings which when in a hurry is super helpful. The rooms however have seen a steady aging that are in need of serious updating. Interiors doors don't close all the way. Toilets bolts are often loose causing a rocking motion if not careful. During a current stay, the pair of reading lights didn't work, and the light switch by the door had black tape over it. The rooms are the truest definition of basic. Not exactly sure what's going on here but the rooms need attention.

I agree with some other posts recently that the bar and staff are extremely friendly. I have a…read moregarlic allergy and the cook made sure I had an excellent meal with salmon rice and vegetables. I was not happy with the rooms though and the person at the front desk. When I went to my room and opened the door it freaked of chemicals. I got a headache just standing in there. Not sure if they were trying to spray to camouflage other smells but I went back downstairs and asked for a new room. The front desk man did not apologize and did not say a word, he just took my key and gave me a new room. Very disappointed. The hotel had no WiFi that night as well.