We used this company to host a fundraiser in our home this weekend and couldn't have been more…read morepleased with how it all went. Communication prior to the event was great, always prompt, and very thorough. When the team of women came to our home we were amazed at how on top of it all they were. They handled it all with grace and confidence. Them being there made our fundraiser feel like breeze which is definitely not always the case when you have something like that at your home. Everyone raved about the food as well :) We will definitely be using them again for events in the future! I wish I grabbed pictures of their beautiful display but got caught up in chatting with our guests

This place is one of my favorites in Nashville! Everything I've tried is delicious, with some of my…read morefavorites being the kale salad, the fresh herb rolls, the super tender pot roast, the vegetable casserole, and the sweet potato casserole. All so yummy and filling! Their menu is full of takes on classic comfort foods- and definitely don't forget the almond joy cookies!! Absolutely to die for. They also have super nice workers and cute items if you need to pick up some cute decor for your house. Don't miss coming to Chef's Market!

My co-workers have been going to this place almost every single week for lunch, so I've been…read morecurious to know what all the fuss was about. And now, I get it! Located at a country club, you probably would have no idea it existed unless you were a member...or someone else told you about it. You pretty much seat yourself when you walk in. It's not a very large restaurant, but every time I've been there was plenty of seating available. The staff are super friendly and attentive. The Nashville Hot Chicken sandwich is pretty darn good. Perfectly fried chicken with a nice little kick, topped with coleslaw and on a bun. I thought the coleslaw could have been a bit saucier. And some pickles would have been a great added touch. The prime rib slammers...oh my gosh. Just go ahead and order them. The meat is so tender and flavorful. With the cheese, bread, and horseradish/sour cream mixture, it's like fireworks in your mouth. The spinach chef salad was good. Loved the garlic crostinis it came with..so light and airy! I'm going to try not to come back every week, but it's likely I will fail. Everything I've had here has been really, really good...and I can't wait to try more of their dishes!

Another wonderful meal! St. Patrick's Day special of Corned Beef and Cabbage. You nailed it yet…read moreagain!

Best place on Earth! Great owners! Peggy and Mark are genuinely great people! Glad to help…read moresupport local businesses and you should too!

Prices are lowest in Nashville for trampoline parks, there was plenty of staff on hand and they…read morewere attentive, clean. Will def be back!

kid cooked the wrong pizza and just threw toppings on uncooked before giving it to me. tables and…read morebathrooms filthy. can I give less than 1 star.

I can't say much regarding the business aspect of a marina as I don't own a boat, nor dock one…read more What I can speak on is what I saw and heard and how I felt while I was there. This marina is quite lovely, with the slips set up in a pattern to accommodate boats of various sizes. There is ample parking and a restaurant on site. I dug that there was signage and obvious lanes to navigate in and out of this marina. The person whose boat I was on spoke highly of this place and seemed pleased to store his boat here. That's all I got!

We departed from Turtle Bay Marina for a fun day of boating on Old Hickory Lake, returned here…read morelater in afternoon and had drinks at Sam's Sports Grill. That's where I had my first Bushwacker! I thought the Marina was well laid out and felt very safe when getting on and off the boat. As far as boating on the Lake, the water was a little murky but I'm told it's because it's connected to the river. All in all it was a very fun day and if you have a boat and looking to dock it in Nashville, Blue Turtle Bay Marina is a great choice.

I was looking for a private chef to cook for me and thirteen friends for a bachelorette party in…read moreFranklin, TN, and I got so lucky to have found Sarah! She was absolutely wonderful! She had so many fantastic dish suggestions, but was completely flexible and worked hard to plan a menu that was perfect for our group. Her food was all fresh, and she was committed to using nothing but quality ingredients, particularly foods that were local or in-season. Her pricing was very affordable compared to other estimates I got from chefs in the area, and she worked to keep things within our budget. I forgot to tell her that one of my friends was pregnant, but she made some last-minute adjustments to make sure she could enjoy the meal too! She was also extremely personable, and lovely to have around during meal prep. She even gave us some cooking tips! We're a bunch of LA foodie girls, but we were still floored by how delicious (and healthy!) the food turned out to be; complex in flavor yet still letting the ingredients speak for themselves. To top it all off: she even cleaned up afterward! Thank you for showing us all an amazing time!

Wow! I've never had this many compliments on catering for our annual Holiday party than I got after…read moreAugust & Co. catered for us this week. Everything was beautiful AND delicious (the picture I attached does not do the set up justice- also, we had already started eating it before I realized I needed to take some kind of picture :). Sally and Allegra were Awesome. They arrived early, were kind, organized, professional, and did an amazing job setting up, serving and cleaning/packing up at the end of the night. Sally was positive and very helpful in the "deciding a menu" phase. I had several specific dietary requests and she was able to offer several choices to accommodate each of the requests. I highly recommend~

I have been connected to Langford Farms Club since I was a teenager and have many fond memories…read morethere. When the previous owners, Brad and Becky, were in charge, the club felt like family. Over the years, I have primarily been a tennis member, but in April of this year I decided to purchase a full membership under the new ownership because of the amenities and improvements being advertised at that time. These included extended pool hours, a 24-hour gym, renovations throughout the facility, and resurfacing of three tennis courts. I understand that major upgrades take time and resources, and I was patient with that process. However, several of the marketed changes either did not occur or were delayed significantly. For example, the 24-hour gym was not operational until late July, despite being advertised in April. The pool hours were promoted as open until 8 p.m. all summer, but were later changed to close at 6 p.m. in the latter part of the season. The tennis court resurfacing is now stated to be dependent on future investors, meaning it is not guaranteed. In addition, I observed maintenance issues such as the adult pool containing significant debris on more than one occasion. I posted two brief, polite comments on the club's Facebook page noting the debris and the pool hour change. These comments contained no vulgar or disrespectful language. Shortly after, I found that I had been blocked from the club's Facebook page without prior notice or any request to communicate through alternative channels. This was concerning, as the page is where members receive updates and important information. I also experienced a serious health concern. On one occasion, my roommate and I both ate lunch and dinner at the poolside grill and became violently ill later that evening. I sent the owner a private message to let him know this was a possibility -- not to make a public complaint, but so he could be aware in case there was an issue that needed to be addressed. My concern was dismissed outright, with the owner stating that no one else had complained. In our conversation, he also dismissed other points I raised about the facility, saying my feedback carried less weight because he believed I had not attended the clubhouse often enough. When I arranged a face-to-face meeting to discuss these matters in a calm and professional manner, the owner confirmed that he removes Facebook comments he considers unfavorable. I explained that my reduced visits this summer were partly due to personal hardships, including two family bereavements and a job change; these statements were not acknowledged. Throughout the meeting, I was interrupted frequently, and my concerns were met with defensiveness. When I raised the topic of improving customer service and communication, the owner abruptly ended the conversation, told me the discussion was over, and escorted me out of the building in front of other members, opening the office gate forcefully and walking me to the exit. I have also personally seen other members' concerns about similar issues posted to Facebook, only to be removed, and during our conversation the owner acknowledged that multiple families had approached him directly with disappointment about the direction of the clubhouse. My membership has since been cancelled at my request, and while I appreciate that no further charges will be made, my experience leaves me concerned about the club's current management approach. I hope that in the future, member feedback will be met with constructive dialogue, professional communication, and the delivery of amenities as advertised. From my personal experience along with others, this to be an unsafe environment, emotionally, for family's who are paying for a positive experience. If any feedback and concerns are addressed it is met with unprofessionalism, retaliation, and defensiveness.

I've been an on and off member of Langford farms club since 1994. In the last 10-20 years this…read moreplace is nothing more than a daycare that allows others to join so they can pretend to be "Langford Farms Club" and supplement income. In my opinion it will never be what it was prior to the summer camp/daycare taking over. Adults should be able to use the adult pool anytime if we are forced to pay the pricey membership fees. In fact we used to be able to use every part of the club while there... including the indoor basketball court. The owners need to make a choice. Prioritize the club or prioritize the daycare. It cannot be both. 20 years ago the pool was open year round / was covered with a heated bubble in the winter. That owner let the bubble go and fell further into financial hardship... thus the camp was necessary to keep $ flowing. It's a very old establishment and I'm unsure why folks without a lot of cash flow to fix it up keep purchasing it. After reading the others reviews about the food safety and dirty pools: contact the health department and report your concerns. It will not fall upon deaf ears there.