NGL This was my happy pride month gift from my husband…read more He is very sweet and agreed to go to the strip He came there for the wings which were delicious but I'm not here to only talk about the food ( I did not take pics for respect not wanting to look like a creep on accident) But I'll set the scene A beautiful well lit led building with music and good amazing sexy vibes !!! Greeted by a pleasant host and security guard 20 dollars for two people ( 10 per person) Then u make your way to the bar after security and it's like seeing the gates to a garden ! Beautiful women like sirens in the ocean Dinner and a show is a next level subject here The beauty of these girls r unmatched their skill on the pole and able to stay interactive with the audience was a pleasure I will never forget The women there were as beautiful as goddesses and their moves did not disappoint Me and my husband ordered wings and omg they were SO GOOD AND THE DRINKS WERE SO CHEAP BUT GOT ME BUZZED QUICK The staff was so friendly From bar Security The dancers And the hostess I am definitely coming again cause I was intoxicated with everything I can't say this isn't a place I'll come back too Good job girls Yall know how to work it Ps Them wings were really freaking good if your wanting food and a beautiful show this is definitely the spot !!! Five stars is not enough credit!

Deceitful dancers, who will try to secure your money without dances. Stay away there's other clubs…read morethat are better then don't try to chip you out of their money.

My daughter has been dancing here for 2 years. The staff is wonderful, and the owner is very social…read moreable and knowledgeable. My daughter learns something every week, my money is very well spent.

My daughter was bullied constantly while attending the dance studio. She really loved ballet, but…read morethe girls there pushed her to quit. My daughter (and the rest of our family) are atheists, and we didn't think of it as a problem at first, but she got bullied for it nonstop. I expected a lot better.

Loved the walkways and waterfall throughout...I came right in between spring and summer so not a…read morelot blooming. Nice place for a walk. If you are handicap or using a walker be careful Of trip hazards on the uneven stepping stones/pavers.

Sandhills Horticultural Gardens is located in Pinehurst, NC and part of Sandhills Community College…read moreand are maintained by the students. Admission to the gardens is free. The gardens are on 32 acres so it is much larger than it appears when you pull up. I wasn't expecting it to be so large. The property is divided into 10 smaller gardens with different themes. There is a Japanese garden; Sir Walter Raleigh garden; Azalea garden; Hillside garden; Desmond Native Wetland Trail garden; Ebersol Holly Collection; conifer garden; rose garden; fruit and vegetable garden and the pollinator garden. One area had a collection of succulents. The trails are well marked with directional signage and maps along the way. Most of the trails are paved. With how the Sandhills Horticultural Gardens are set up, you can just visit certain gardens if you don't have time to see it all. I liked that there was seating along the way if someone just wants to relax and take in the beauty of nature. Some appeared to be using it to get exercise so this is a great place to do that if you live nearby. I am glad I found a new botanical garden to enjoy and highly recommend it to others.

Great theatre. Very clean, cheap movie tickets, very quiet. Plus it's next to everything in the…read moreplaza. Definitely come here.

Amazing show! Couldn't believe that we used to drive to Myrtle Beach each year when this show was…read moreright here in Fayetteville! Amazing and a must-do if you're looking for a show to get you in the holiday spirit!

Very lovely historic cottage located on its original foundation in Moore County, North Carolina. I…read morealways try to take my guests here. This is as historical as it gets in the Sandhills and I enjoy it every time I see it. From their website: The Shaw House is typical of the antebellum houses which followed the cabins of the early Sandhills settlers. It is less elaborate than the seacoast plantations and has the charm and sturdy simplicity which was characteristic of the Scottish families who settled in this region. The interior is highlighted by fine detail on two hand-carved fireplace mantels of unusual beauty, and by many outstanding early examples of Moore County pottery and "plain-style" pine furniture. A wing was added to the house in the mid-1800s and a kitchen was added sometime in the 1920s. Charles C. Shaw, a first-generation Scottish settler, acquired 2,500 acres and built the house around 1820. The date of 1842 on the chimney is thought to have been the year that the front porch and the two attached "travelers' rooms" were added. One of his 12 children, Charles Washington Shaw, inherited the property and lived in the house, becoming the first mayor of Southern Pines in 1887. The house remained in the Shaw family until it was acquired in 1946 by the newly formed Moore County Historical Association in a grassroots effort to ensure its preservation.

A true history here on Fort Bragg. If this building could talk. I believe it used to be the Post…read moretheater. It is huge inside, lots of openness to it. I hate to see old buildings go down, but eventually this building is not gonna make it. I did try to walk around to get a feeling of what used to be - not a lot to see, but you can tell it's an old building. The seats are horribly, horribly uncomfortable. I wish I could talk to someone about possibly trying to get this renovated, but I just got here so I'm not sure on what can happen maybe more to follow.

Old Theater Main Post in Fort Bragg, I give this Old Theater a 5 out of 5 on the sole fact that…read moreregardless of how old it is or how the entrance smells because of the old restrooms .. the AC Works!!! and the AC Works GOOD!! As a soldier you get to appreciate a working AC specially in a hot and humid training week with 50+ more soldiers training in the same location. From the outside the building looks like any other main post old theater from any other base. You go inside and it is the same sucky smelly restrooms and everything else is the same. Overall, is well kept. The parking lot is on the side and on the back of the building. There are only 3 stalls per gender restroom. You may enter parking lot through the back from Reilly Road to Sedgewick Street. The Old Theater Main Post is in the corner of Reilly Rd and Macomb.

While I went to EESHS I went on a field trip here during AF-J-ROTC. Really cool, I learned a lot!read more

Very interesting and extensive museum! We were in there for 2 hours and still didn't feel we…read morecovered everything. Definitely worth the stop.