This is my fourth year coming to home games and I appreciate the lively atmosphere and abundant…read moreschool spirit. You are allowed to bring in an unopened plastic water bottle and there are water stations to refill them which is a winner for me! The marching band is super amazing and have won national completions. Aubie the Mascot, is also an eleven time national champion. I am praying for a better season of football with the new coach and quarterback. The only sad thing today is lightening in the area which is delaying the start of the game by at least 30 minutes, but I am glad they care about our safety and recommend seeking shelter in surrounding buildings. They will let us back in the stadium which is not the norm on a normal weather game day if you leave. Through the storms of life, we learn to seek shelter and play when the storms are over!

Overall, this stadium is a great experience! Very much an SEC fanatic environment. Especially…read moreduring football season. My family and I went for the Spring game so it wasn't in full swing; however, the concession offerings are descent with concession prices. I did not like the bleacher seats at all nor the stairs without rails. However, the $10/person bleacher seat cushions was well worth the purchase. The players offering fans to come on the field for autographs was an added bonus

THE BEST LEMONADE…read more Another favorite from our college days, that is still a favorite when we return. During warmer months we will get a slushee or ice cream, but the lemonade hits the spot even on cold and dreary days like today. We love shopping their retail, we always find something we didn't know we needed. We LOVE supporting this locally owned Auburn staple. Spacious and clean restroom for paying customers.

As we made our tour around the United States, stopping at different major college towns with proud…read morefootball traditions, we had to go by Toomers corner. The mock of fame markers were nice. TOOMER's drugstore was worth walking in, but otherwise in the real local college feel. There were multiple chain restaurants very little parking and nothing that really said college kid like University of Virginia corner Clemson downtown by the stadium or even five points at South Carolina I'm not expecting it to oxford in the Square but I was expecting something a little bit more. However, the campus makes up for an abundant beauty architecture, as well as the grounds are beautifully manicured . Perhaps if we were there on a game day it would be a bit more exciting after a win but just a random Monday special whatsoever.

For a small slice of Etsy-ness, The Local Market (stylized as THE locAL market) is where it's at…read more You'll find jewelry, paintings, ceramics (elegant black pieces from Civil Stoneware), woodworking (gorgeous bowls made by Turner Porter), t-shirts, cards, edibles, and way more, all from makers in the Auburn area and other parts of the state. The gals working were quite nice and helpful. The Local Market offers nifty classes and other events periodically; check out their website and social media for more info. I overheard that this shop will soon be relocating to its new home inside of J&M since this building will become luxury condos (side note: what isn't becoming condos?). I didn't have any intention of buying something for myself but ended up leaving with some jewelry, oops! If you've been to The Beehive in Atlanta, The Local Market reminds me a lot of it. Definitely stop by and check out what amazing stuff local creative types have to offer.

Plainsman Park, AKA Samford Stadium, AKA Hitchcock Field, is home to Auburn University's baseball…read moreteam. Even though this park has been in existence since 1950, it feels relatively modern, with its upgrades and updates. They've even got a green monster inspired by the one at Fenway Park. As of this writing, tickets are $8 for non-conference games and $10 for SEC games. If you buy online, there is a surcharge of a few bucks. There's seating for 4,096 fans. We bought tickets day-of, so we had to sit way out in the outfield, but we were still practically right on the grass and could see the happenings at home plate well enough. That's the beauty of non-MLB games! There's also a general admission area with some lounge chairs. You can also find people watching the game from behind the outfield fence and from a nearby parking deck. Restrooms are located by the entrance. They could use a refresh but were fine. I liked how there was a cell phone charging station and water station too. It's fun to think of how famous ballplayers such as Bo Jackson, Frank Thomas, Tim Hudson, and Josh Donaldson have called Plainsman Park home. If you're a sports fan and in the Auburn area, taking in America's pastime at Plainsman Park is very highly suggested. Play ball!

Had a great experience here. The fans were polite. The concessions were decent (we're talking…read morebaseball park here...), the accessibility to Aubie was awesome. Enjoyed a spontaneous date night at a decent price. Would do again.

Come and enjoy the wonderful adventure and learn more about the amazing culture of peanuts through…read morethe eyes of the original inventor of all that's made from peanut butter.

This is an informative and well organized museum for a brilliant man. The information is…read morewonderfully presented and the students on staff are friendly and well versed on their subject matter. We had a fantastic visit and I would recommend this museum to anyone with a desire to educate themselves.

Fantastic the admission which is like five or seven dollars includes shuttles to three different…read moreareas. Each area is massive and thought provoking. Everyone should come here but plan a whole day, I was not prepared. The laws are highlighted and the fabric of history is here. They have a restaurant with friendly folks. They do not allow photos are two of the most compelling parts like the museum and sculpture garden so leave your bags at home unless you want to be searched.

What a great experience! Visit: August 5th around 2pm…read more Location: So I didn't know that there were two Legacy museums in Alabama. I stumbled upon this one after doing some research. It's right on Tuskegee University's campus and you can even park right in front. Tour: We cannot remember the name of the young man who gave us a tour or the young lady at the front desk, but both were very sweet. Both were personable and more than welcoming. We immediately felt like we made the right decision even after we had gotten lost of the campus for about an hour. Museum Overall: Although the museum may not be massive, the amount of information that we received made it seem that way. Plus, a lot of the information was very heavy. Prepare your mind prior to getting here because we didn't. There were a lot of times that we stood stuck in mud because we couldn't believe what we had heard/seen. Beautiful, underrated museum! I don't want to spoil anything, so I will leave it at that. Would I recommend? I feel like this should be a trip most people should take, especially children. Will I be back? Yes! There are two more museums on this campus that I can't miss!

Had a great time, there were tons of options. It was an easy process. 10/10 would recommend.read more

The night we went, was very crowded, and the menu we selected from was somewhat limited, but the…read moreservice was good, and we were well attended to by the staff. I have chicken fingers and they were about what you would expect.

Auburn University club. Grouper fish tacos where amazing would definitely recommend. The Nash Vegas…read morecheeseburger was outstanding the homemade just really topped it off.