This is relatively new to the downtown area but the overarching company is a staple in the…read moreTallahassee community. I only walked in wanting something different for lunch. The staff was kind, prices reasonable and the food, tasty. I'll be back.

Nice people, great food, good times, terrific menu, spectacular views, and amazing memoriesread more

This is one of the old historic golf courses with magnificent huge old trees and awesome views at…read moreevery hole. The greens and bunkers are in great shape, the fairways are good but could use a little improvement in places, which to their credit, it appears they are working on. Had a great round, pace was good, slower groups were very courteous and allowed me to play through though I never asked to do so. Staff is pleasant and seems to be on top of things. Service in the restaurant and pro shop was great. Just an all around great experience. I would drive an hour or two to play this course again.

A top music venue in Tallahassee!…read more Finding a place that non- college age folks can go and enjoy music is rare in Tallahassee. There is a family vibe when you enter the building which includes a warm welcome from the owner. The food is great! Oh and those drinks are killer! Cool art everywhere you look! This place has it all! If you haven't been, you are missing one of Tallahassee's greatest gems!

Just a great spot whether for live music when they have a band playing or on the nights they do…read morekaraoke. Owner is a great guy and food options are clutch as well.

We were disappointed with our first room as entering the bathroom you could see that the baseboard…read morehas fallen off and there was mold. I went to the front desk and they moved us to a new room. The new room also had the same issue as the baseboard the very well but at this point, we were tired so we just decided to stay. Once my husband turned on the shower he realized why the baseball is for let and involved be in the spot. Apparently, when the housekeeper clean the shower, they don't turn the shower off off to face the shower wall instead is out of the shower and in the direct direction of the wall and baseboard has copying it to get wet when you go in the shower. Other than that, the rooms were clean a location is great. I love having the park across the street and the hotel is dog, friendly, nice and attentive.

This was overall a really nice hotel. The room was comfortable along with the bed which is not…read morecommon for Marriott, in my opinion. The pillows were standard Marriott which I hate. Too flat. The hotel was in great condition, had a great vibe, and the staff were incredibly helpful. I wish I remembered her name but the front desk girl helped me print a document I needed from my in app message before my arrival. Impressive service! They have a nice restaurant and bar on site which is convenient; however, way overpriced for the area. That is why they got docked a star. Would recommend and would stay there again if in Tallahassee.

The people that we're working at the main building when you first enter and the two ladies working…read morein the tiki hut were very nice an accommodating. All the early settlers such as the Spanish, English, French and Dutch had "marital" relationships with the Indigenous Americans even if they were not per say married. It was a rare occurrence for all European colonies to have an actual marriage between a European and a Native American. Regardless, there are many Americans that claim and prove to have Native American Ancestry, shown through DNA testing. Where I roll my eyes a little is that most claim to be related to Pocahontas and Geranamo. Because this is a Spanish mission, in some placards they emphasize that some Spanish men "intermarried" with the indigenous women and that the indigenous peoples found that to be a bettering of themselves. Of course, this is all speculation. In Cuban History, you learn that there was a complete genocide of the Indigenous peoples. It is well documented. Many of the indigenous preferred to throw themselves off the cliffs than to fall on the Spanish sword. Hatuey, who fought Spanish colonizers, famously said, "Then I do not want to go where they are. I would rather go to hell so as not to be where they are and where I would not see such cruel people." This is why there are no indigenous peoples in Cuba. Some of the Spanish conquistadors were even eaten by the indigenous. But this place would have you believe things were hunky dory between the Spanish and the indigenous. The Spanish were very Catholic and very strict with the social class or social caste system and would not "marry" the indigenous women they took. Even the historical actor said that the ledgers were all burnt and there isn't any historical legal evidence of their marriage unions. There is a lot of speculation about the past and not too much fact.

Very interesting place to visit. Specially for visitors driving through Tallahassee and decide to…read morestop on beautiful Sunday morning and relax learning a part of history of our country. It appears well run place. This weekend was Native American Festival on property what make our visit more enjoyable. Also, we learned today that Apalachee are not recognized by Federal Government what made us sad.

Tallahassee served as Florida's First Capitol because it was located midway between St. Augustine…read moreand Pensacola. Lawmakers needed a central location as the journey from east Florida to west Florida was treacherous during the early 1800s. On a mission to find a mutually agreeable location, two sets of explorers met midway at former abandoned Native American settlement known as Anhaica. This became early Tallahassee which means Old Town (Talia+Hasi) in Creek/Seminole. The first Florida Capitol was a log cabin built in 1824. One hundred years later, a temporary replica was built. Another temporary full sized replica was built in 1974 for the sesquicentennial celebration. My dad was on that committee which inspired him to advocate for building a permanent replica for the bicentennial celebration in 2024. It was so interesting to hear about the process of building this most recent First Florida Capitol replica. So many people donated their time and energy. From sifting through historical records, to creating authentic floor plans when few existed, to donations of logs, to getting permits, it was a challenging to bring this project, a dream for my dad, to life. Having grown up in Tallahassee, I have always loved Florida history. It is nice to see a piece of history being brought back to life and to have my family play a role in that legacy. Florida is so different from when my grandparents moved to south Florida a century ago in the 1920s. I am happy to see history preserved while the city and state continue to grow. #2900

One of the best areas in Tallahassee right here! Cascades Park is a beautiful and sprawling park &…read moreleisure area close to downtown that's perfect for a walk, run, family outing or other activities in the fresh air. There are walking paths that loop around and through and must go for several miles. They have a small amphitheater in the middle where I'm sure there are performances and concerts here and there. A big splash pad is on one side, and I know the kiddos love that especially on a warmer day. They have a big playground on the other side, and there are some bathrooms as well just in case. Intertwined are some pond/ creek areas that add to the beauty of this park. It's a super lovely walk around, and my favorite part are the pillars towards one end that tell the history of Tallahassee- racial tensions, civil war and repair and more. It brings more light onto the capitol city and its roots.

Came here for Fever's Vampire Cocktail Club event, this venue is tucked away near Capital Circle…read moreand Park. For the event itself, it seemed to serve the purpose. Good to know there is a smaller event space available for rentals.

The venue was clean, staff was hospitable, and my family and I had a great time celebrating my 50th…read moreBirthday! All was perfect! Pamela Hall

Amanda has really created a unique space, much needed in Tallahassee. Right in the heart of the…read moredowntown of the Capital City. I have visited on two occasions now, once to just browse and another for a wine tasting. She and Hailey are so knowledgeable. I love that they have committed to selling wines from places with sustainable practices, women-owned, smaller wineries, etc. The space is so inviting, with a cocktail room, a Greenhouse Family Table space and more. Even better, the entire area can be rented and used for great gatherings. Looking forward to my next visit. Don't hesitate to try them out!

We gathered during Springtime Tallahassee to enjoy a glass of wine and an appetizer. The place is…read morecozy and the service was amazing! You can grab a glass of wine or try their tasting menu. Great experience. We will be back.

I had my father's 90th birthday party here and it was a great event! The space is large and can…read moreaccommodate 100 plus people comfortably, with tables seating 10 people. The food menu offers a variety of dishes that will delight the palate. We had a dj, a 360 degree Photo Booth, non-alcoholic beverage center as well as, a well-stocked bar. The dance floor was utilized and my dad "shook his tail feathers". This space is adjacent to Four Points by Sheraton and I worked with Jennifer O'Neal (of Four Points). She made the entire process painless and was very accommodating. Parking was shared with Four Points, but also available across the street, at the church. Again, I highly recommend this space.

From the owner: Located next door to the Four Points by Sheraton in Downtown Tallahassee, Bricks and Brass is the…read morenewest event venue in the capital city! Featuring original brick walls, polished concrete floors, and a modern design; this space will be a favorite for all to host their events. From weddings and social gatherings to meetings and conferences, Bricks and Brass, partnered with the Four Points, will offer complete event versatility. The combined space boast over 12,000 sq ft of indoor meeting and event space. Our space can accommodate events from 100 to 320 attendees and provides full-service onsite catering. Contact our catering and events office today to learn more about our rental pricing, packages, and setup options.

An excellent event space that serves FSU and the community. They have multiple spaces for events…read morelarge and small. I have attended multiple different events here and they have always been well run events. Parking is easy in the attached parking garage.