Came here to enjoy trivia night and found myself enjoying the meal way more than I expected. I got…read morea "prime rib fix" sandwich with fries and a beer. The sandwich was loaded with meat and extreme flavorful. I may ask for extra carmalized onions next time because that little pop of sweetness was great. The French fries were probably the best I've had in the last few years. Crispy outside, soft inside and a healthy (not according to my doctor) dusting of coarse salt. I expected country club food to cost an arm and a leg, but was very pleasantly surprised. I can see myself being back to test my trivia might again.

This was my first visit to the restaurant... and I had high hopes going in, especially after…read morehearing great things from my friend who's a regular and a member of the country club. A Mixed Bag... Stellar Food... Strained Service The ambiance was upscale and visually appealing... though the acoustics in our section made it hard to hold a conversation. If I return, I'll definitely request a table closer to the bar area. Now the food... absolutely the highlight. I ordered the avocado toast and Brussels sprouts. I'm not usually big on avocado toast, but the presentation and portion were spot on. The real star, though, was the Brussels sprouts--roasted beautifully and paired with pomegranate kernels and a maple drizzle that hit the perfect balance of sweet and savory. I'd come back just for that dish alone. Unfortunately, the service didn't match the quality of the food. Our server, Richard, was friendly but clearly overwhelmed. He struggled with basic tasks like refilling water, bringing silverware, keeping track of orders and checks... even charging the correct amount on my card. Summer stepped in to help correct the mischarge... but I'm still waiting on the refund. I tried calling the next day, but no manager was available to assist... which left me feeling brushed off. Despite the hiccups, I do plan to return... hopefully with a smoother experience next time. The food deserves a second chance... and I trust that with a different server and better follow-up from management, it could be a great outing.

Had a chance to explore this museum recently. It is only open one day a week, on Sunday afternoon,…read moreso you need to plan accordingly to explore as I did. The museum is run by volunteers, and there are usually more than one staffing the location when it is open, so you have a lot of minds there to reference when exploring the history of Clay county and what happened in earlier times. Inside, there are plenty of exhibits showing how life was in Clay county, exploring how society has changed over the years and detailing both the highs and lows of what the people and leaders of those times did. If you have some time, be sure to explore your local history!

Tucked away almost at the end of Walnut street (heading west before it goes into Rte. 16) in Green…read moreCove Springs, the multi-room mansion is filled with treasures of times past. We did not tour through it all because we went there to see about donating items, but what we did see was both quaint and informative. There's even a real Red Caboose in the back near a little train depot. Mrs. Pat, a most friendly volunteer curator, showed us several rooms. The next building behind it is the old county jail.

What a beautiful location. Right on the St. Johns river ... great view! Rumor has it manatees…read morelike to hang out under the dock and have been known to put on a show for the visitors. This could be a great location for an event - especially an outdoors one!

As far as VFWs go ... I challenge you to find a more warming and welcoming establishment, the…read moreprices are almost better then the service. This is more then friends this is family, this is my home.

As I am an officer at this post, I may be a bit biased, but I love this place! There is a reason…read morethey call it "The Friendly Post". Drink prices are great and the service is greater!

I've been to Rooterville Animal Sanctuary twice, and both visits were totally worth the 2 hour…read moredrive from Orlando. The animals are well taken care of, the people working there are so nice and helpful and booking a highland cow cuddling session was amazing. You can even stay on site if you want that real "outdoorsy" experience - but it's perfect even for a quick day trip. Can't wait to come back again!

The best experience for a minication. I was lucky enough to not know where I was going for my…read morebirthday and it was the perfect surprise! (My wife did great!) Not only is the location a perfect portal to a different type of Florida , but the wagons are all the way in the back so it's perfect privacy. There's also a tent outside to sit and watch pigs take a bath in the fountain. The wagon room we got was the Piggies room! Perfect decor and amenities inside(towels/shampoo/conditioner/tissues/coffee mugs /even games!) Huge bathroom with incredible shower.There is ac but we spent most of the time with the screen door and bathroom window open & it felt great. Included inside:mini fridge, toaster, coffee/tea (included),microwave and a small heater. Plenty of plugs to charge & a full length mirror. We love that there was no tv because we got to watch highland cows instead !! We also got to sleep to rain and it was so peaceful especially waking up every morning to new friends like pigs and sheep! We also saw: 4 highland cows!! , 2 different types of pigs, a family of sheep (+Anya the sassiest girl), cats, dogs, goats, turkeys (that like hugs but scared meee), guinea fowls, chickens and hens, mini horses and a peacock that sounds like Kevin from UP in the nighttime !! All the staff were super friendly including miss Elaine! Truly an incredible place to visit and get to feed pigs all day.