We came here to meet some friends for dinner and catch up and was surprised there was a cover. It…read morewas Saturday night at 6pm and there was a live band that was playing later that night. Parking was easy out front and we paid our $10 to get in. Kids 13+ had to pay as well. We were definitely on the early side as there were few people there (by the time we left a few hours later, it was packed!). We got a nice table with a dedicated fan that had a clear view of the stage. The space is really cool and there are also some stadium style seats with great views of the stage. The bar had everything you could want and including a good beer selection. They also allow you to bring your own food, which is a game changer. There is one food truck onsite that rotates (it was Mexican the night we were there) and a pizza place next door with great pizza. There are some TVs playing sports and a kid's area so bring the kids and dogs. Onvce the band started, it was loud, but we had a great time here catching up with friends.

This is a great lave to hang out here in Macon. Very eclectic environment makes it interesting…read moreatmosphere to gather with friends. They have shows here. Beer, spirits and cocktails.... Food is Nextdoor at Ingleside pizza. Parking nearby.....they have indoor and god the outdoor seating they have heaters running in the cool weather. It love to come back and hang out in the warm weather.oh we saw this place on Ride with Norman Redus. Love that show.

hmm. is this macon's best? pretty locale..at least the courtyard. inside was a bit stable like,…read morebut still good times. i was here for a holiday party...and the food was a weird combo of island-ish and traditional. wild rice, some sort of baked chicken thighs, some beef in brown gravy, scallops in a mild curry sauce, fried plantains, a tofu, chickpea and kale dish and mixed veggies. the vegetarian dish was actually my favorite, followed by the plantains and the weird scallops. one of my classmates said she thought she had food poisoning after eating though...but my stomach of steel was fine. oh...they also had a dessert table set up with huge triple layer cakes of all types: chocolate, red velvet, coconut, and one other, looked like cookies and cream or something. cake makes me very happy in general, and these were yummy. so...bad things. they quickly ran out of dinner plates, so if you wanted to get seconds, you had to belly up to the buffet with dirty plates. yuck. plated appetizers either looked dry or smelled very much like hot grease. i didn't try any of them because they looked like sam's club specials, and they didn't have any toothpicks, so you basically just used your napkin like a glove and picked up what you wanted. um, no thanks. it was very generous of the waiter to assure me that the seared tuna didn't taste like tuna from a can (thanks for the tip). for some reason, they also had a bad shortage of glassware at the bar....i guess they need to head to ikea and stock up on plates and glasses. all in all, this place is cute, the bartenders were talented and the jazz band was pretty awesome. the food was a bit meh....but i give them points for being somewhat creative, esp in the vegetarian department.

The Blacksmith Shop is a great venue for any event in downtown Macon! The courtyard and all of the…read morebrick and pine, make for a beautiful setting!

This inn was so nice, we stayed an extra night. Our first room had an issue with the TV so they…read moremoved us to an even bigger and nicer room with no questions asked. The staff is so friendly and accommodating. Everyone we met there was excellent- the housekeeping and the grounds crew etc, just excellent. We stayed in two different rooms and both were very nice. Free breakfast souflee with coffee was excellent. Can't recommend this inn enough, we really loved it!

Had a fantastic two nights here. I highly recommend staying at the Inn. Great staff, lovely…read moreaccommodations and Mascon is fun to explore! Staff will give you great suggestions of restaurants and things to do.

Johnnie is fantastic teacher! I took the 8 week pottery 1 class and learned a lot. She's very…read moreencouraging and approaches the class with a lot of enthusiasm and acceptance of the process of progress. I'm planning another class as soon as possible.

Instructor was very helpful and friendly. She made everyone comfortable and helped when needed.read more

Great location and very nice camp hosts. The site is well maintained and RV's have plenty of space…read moreto be comfortable. I'd definitely stay there again.

Amazing place It's views…read moreIt's frill atmosphere It's just drive up & park No amenities Laundry room yes But nothing else But it's a great Place it's our 3,Rd time

My company had a staff dinner at the back burner. there was a total of 10 in our party. Restaurant…read morewas quiet and allowed our staff to relax and talk amongst ourselves. Food and service were excellent if you've never been I would highly recommend.

Don't judge a book by its cover! The curb appeal may not be…read morethe best however this place is beautiful inside a d perfect for date nights, anniversary, special gatherings. My waitress was exceptional and very knowledgeable about everything on the menu/wine list. I had the seafood trio which was perfectly cooked. The Cajuns sea bass was flavorful along with the shrimp but the best was the crab cake. Additionally the pecan bread pudding was delicious. I will absolutely come back here again once I am in town. Highly recommend.

Docents we're knowledgeable. Theater that had the historical points of GA in film format was very…read morehelpful. Great backgrounds and pics. Loved the interactive portion of the museum as well as their addition of the college and high school athletes.

The Georgia Sports Hall of Fame is a great museum for young children and young at heart…read more My nine year old and I had a marvelous time pretending to be NBA basket ball players. In my mind, I was Kevin McHale shooting the ball into the basket to score the win for the Boston Celtics. There is a race car for imaginary driving for race car fans. The very best was a section where we were pretend to be sport announcers. A clip of vintage sports footage plays on a screen in front of the viewer. The original broadcast plays. The player is able to use the microphone to read the teleprompter and recreate the playback of the footage. Finally, the player listens to their voice announcing the play by play of the game being viewed. This was a hoot since it is actually challenge to speak fast enough to follow the teleprompter. I was Harry Caray announcing the baseball game for the Chicago Cubs. And my daughter laughed and laughed. The museum also holds free movie nights for middle Georgia children. Especially great, last winter the museum had a free showing of the movie, Polar Express and sold hot chocolate and popcorn to benefit the local children's hospital.