Great popcorn, comfy seats, extremely reasonable prices. I hadn't been to a movie in years but now…read moreI think I will make this a regular outing!

I recently went to this theater and everything seems sticky and dirty. The people at both the front…read morearea and concession stands were extremely rude. The movie theater itself was okay in terms of seats and being clean by the speakers were terrible. The image on the screen was blurry. I also asked them about why it took them so long for the sound of freedom to play in their theater and they just blocked me on their social media. I thought I had free speech but this theater clearly disagrees. EDIT: They now blocked me from both facebook and instagram for asking them a question. snoooooooowflakes.

I drove over from Nashville to attend the annual Picklefest at the Putnam County Fairgrounds in…read moreCookeville, and it completely exceeded my expectations! The drive was only about 1.5 hours, the fairgrounds were super easy to find, and there was tons of free parking, which made everything really convenient from the start. Admission was only $3 per person, which honestly felt like an incredible deal for how much there was to do. The event itself was WAY bigger than I expected, with so many pickle-themed games, crafts, vendors, merchandise, and food options everywhere you looked. I had to try the pickle pizza and pickle lemonade, and both were surprisingly delicious! One of the highlights was the pickle-eating contest they held every hour where contestants tried to finish an entire jar of pickles. I was so hilarious and entertaining to watch. They also had a petting zoo, which made it fun for families and kids too. Overall, the venue felt very accessible, organized, and welcoming, and the whole event had such a fun, quirky atmosphere. I'll definitely be coming back to Picklefest again next year!

Peach festival was lit Lots of fruit options, signature concoctions, and Mac n Cheese. Loved all…read moreof the vendors in the exhibit hall. It was dog friendly & the furry friends were having a good time as well. Free parking & $3 for attendees over 12. My favorite thing was getting the opportunity to forge my own wand. So many cool loving strangers. It was everything I moved back to the south for

Went to Burgess Falls...no parking available. We saw a sign about parking at the "red barn" and…read moreheaded up there...or here. They have a venmo barcode outside, (it is $10 for parking) but I couldn't get it to work, so I went inside. It was packed! But I did manage to pay and get a receipt to put on my dashboard. They told me I could get $5 off my purchase if I showed my receipt. However at the register they said that promotion was over. In the end, they honored it, so I appreciated that. We had the banana pudding and peach cobbler and an ice cream. The ice cream was purchased separately, so we got it immediately. But it took at least 20 minutes for the pudding and cobbler. At one point, I jokingly said to my daughter "are they making it right now"...and they I think they were. The vanilla wafers on the sides and bottom were crunchy, not soggy. It is one of the better banana puddings I've had lately. Definitely recommend it! The cobbler was warm but not what I was looking for. They have a ton of local made products and the bathroom was very clean. Their sign advertised Farm to Table. If we get out that way again I would definitely give their menu a try.

A quaint little place with amazing decor and food. One of my favorite places to eat. I haven't…read moreeaten anything there that I don't recommend. Finish off with their ice cream!!

Perfect place regardless of the wine you like. The port is a must try.... Delicious. Love that…read morethey're dog friendly. The views are beautiful and it's just so relaxing. There is a kitchen too. So glad we stopped by!

Such a cute spot! We stumbled upon this place during a…read morerecent trip and stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn't crowded, which made for a relaxing experience. Yvonne was our server and she was absolutely lovely--super sweet and gave us great recommendations from the brunch menu and wine list. Everything we tried was delicious, and we really enjoyed our time here. We don't live nearby, but we'll definitely be back next time we're in town!

We love visiting wineries wherever we travel, so when visiting the Sparta, TN, area after Labor…read moreDay, we stopped in at Northfield Vineyards. Situated on a beautiful homestead, we walked in and met Mark, the owner and life-long resident of the property. He was engaging and gracious, allowing us to sample his wines. His selections vary from grape based wine, to Muscadine wines and ciders. We lingered and sipped a couple of glasses of his dry red wine and "Sammygria" with Mark during a strong thunderstorm, which made the visit even more memorable.

Beautiful piece of property and great outdoor accommodations. They use the space on occasion for…read moreweddings. Nice covered pole barn with plenty of seating and fans. Many tables located inside if you want A/C. We did the full tasting menu and it was only $5 for 10+ samples. Felt right at home with southern hospitality. All wines and hard ciders were delicious. Great shop and clean restrooms. We recommend anyone in the area stop by and check it out!!

Great winery! We loved the experience of tasting their wines & it went perfect with the cheese…read morethey offered! ( what was that cheese?). We purchased a couple bottles and would like to have that cheese as well. Dog was friendly there also ! We hear they are closing? Is this true?? Moving?

Very friendly and the wine was very good. After our tasting we purchased a few bottles to enjoy at…read moreour condo. They will be closing this location and hopefully reopening in another location.

You are passing through old mining towns. Back when railroad was king, people in these parts were…read morebustling and working hard in the coal mines. Nowadays, most people overlook this small museum when passing through. It's rather unpretentious. But if you are a history nerd like me you'll see that there is so much to this small section house and slam on your breaks so you can take a look. I was so lucky to pass through on a day when the museum was open. Inside you'll find this is an archivist's dream. There are annals and books and records by the dozen. If you have any curiosity at all about coal, railroading, local geography or county history or looking up an old family member than you have come to the right place. Community leaders, family members, retired workers, people who have settled here for years donated historical things to this museum. And what the museum has done is replicated what an old home in the area might look like. And it has replicated the feeling you get in a small town when all fathers, brothers, sons, husbands and uncles are working in mines for a living. The illnesses and hospital records. The old maps trekking railroad connections. The pride in you work. Gosh, stepping in you realize this 'replica' of a mountain home and the 'replica' of a miner's life is not really a faraway idea. After all, you are walking all around it. In fact, it's so close that the son or granddaughter of all the people showcased on the walls are actually standing in front of you giving you a tour. And you realize you have stepped inside living history and the heart of the local community. And that railroading was not that long ago actually. Progress and innovation aside, coal mining is damn hard work, for sure. Visit to the museum = free. Getting to know the community sharing oral history =free. The cost for thanking a coal miner = free. The whole experience = priceless.

We have had a wonderful experience with the Centre. From the owners to the instructors, everyone…read morehas been very friendly, accommodating and easy going. This studio is so aware of what kids need and provide a nurturing environment for everyone to feel welcome and learn. There is an age and talent level appropriate class for a variety of students from all circumstances. I am proud to be a part of the Centre family and encourage you to become part too!

They charge for classes. When the kids aren't in school. You have to pay the full amount but yet…read morethe teachers aren't working so why should they have to get paid? Why should we have to pay for this and then they cut class is shor