If I could put 0 stars I would. I would NOT use this venue. They did not have enough food for our…read moreevent. No sugar free drink options. A table fell on two of our guests and no apologies were given. The 360 photo booth was supposed to be manned for 3 hours but we only got 2 hours because of staffing. The staff was friendly but seemed to be untrained in service. The owner then had the audacity to text for additional funds! Beware...Beware...Beware!!!!

From the owner: Luxxe Weddings and Events Hall is a 4,000 sq ft. Ballroom focused on meeting your wedding and party…read moreneeds. We offer full scale party planning packages that include the core vendors that your event requires from DJs to caterers, party planners, photographers and decorations. We have excellent customer service, exceptional quality, new decor that includes luxury wall drapings, chandeliers, uplighting and a 360 photo booth. We're excited to provide a luxurious stress free event that exceeds your expectations. Where luxury meets perfection at every event.

Rentable event venue in Spring Hill near the library. Quiet side road setting. Room is clean with…read morea side kitchen and bathrooms. Air conditioned event venue for our hot seasons.

Down and Dirty: beautiful views, efficient service, decent food and fair pricing…read more I was on vacation with family and friends and was looking for a local spot on the water for dinner and found this place. Making reservations on open table as quick and efficient. When we arrived, our tables put together and ready for us and we were sat immediately. A decent menu with good variety and fair pricing. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food. My husband had the stacked turkey club sandwich and he thought it was delicious. I had the tuna poke nachos and the tuna was very good but the wonton nacho chips were stale tasting. I don't know if they were just left out for too long or if they were over fried, but that would be my only complaint. We chose to dine outside and watch the beautiful sunset with the cool breeze, brushing our faces while we sipped on our cocktails and enjoyed lively discussion. If we were in the area again, I would likely come here at sunset

Whiskey Joe's came highly recommended by several locals, so I was really excited to give it a try…read more The atmosphere is definitely the highlight--it's right on the water with beautiful views, a fun beachy vibe, and a great place to relax. Unfortunately, our dining experience didn't quite live up to the recommendations. We ordered appetizers and entrees at the same time, but our food took about 45 minutes to arrive, and our appetizers didn't come out until the exact same time as our entrees. Since we had ordered simple appetizers like chips and queso and ceviche, it was a little disappointing that they weren't served first. When I asked about it, I was told the kitchen was backed up. Our server was pleasant, but she wasn't very attentive throughout the meal. There were a few times we had to get up and find her just to get drink refills or an update on our food. I completely understand that restaurants can have off days, and even the people I was dining with--who visit often and usually rave about this place--mentioned that this experience was out of the ordinary. As for the food, the ceviche wasn't my favorite, and my shrimp tacos were a bit over-fried. Overall, I left feeling disappointed, especially considering how highly the restaurant had been recommended. That said, the location and atmosphere are absolutely beautiful, and based on how much the locals seem to love it, I'm hoping this was just an off day rather than the norm.

My sister and I attended my cousin's wedding there this summer. And coming from Las Vegas I can…read moretell you I've been to a number of wedding venues and this was by far one of the best! The staff was amazing and so much fun. The food was incredible and the overall venue was gorgeous!!

Well people, let's just say that Daphne the owner had the nerve to come up to me during the wedding…read moreand tell me that I didn't give a tip to her bartender. My bill came out to $37 for the evening and throughout the evening I put three $20 bills in the glass jar and the bartender serve it. And then Daphne had the nerve to tell me I guess you New Yorkers don't tip. And then she began to tell me you can trust me all you want over the Internet. It doesn't matter. I'm the only game in town so nobody's going to pay attention to the way anyway. so after that, I would not recommend this establishment to any type of event. Very poor quality and taste if you ask me.

First time visiting Keel Farms and overall, we had a good experience!…read more I really liked the atmosphere. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, and we chose to sit outside where the live music was playing. It was comfortable and well ventilated, and as the evening went on, it actually cooled down nicely. They have live music on the weekends, but I thought the volume was just right -- we could still easily carry on a conversation without having to talk over the music. I ordered the NA Rose, which I thought was delicious! It was a little on the sweeter side for me, but I still really enjoyed it. For an appetizer, I got the Southern Board and it was SO good! There were several delicious options, and I especially enjoyed all the pickled items. It was very plentiful and definitely shareable, but honestly, there was enough that it could easily be a meal on its own. For my main, I ordered the Keel Salad. I really enjoyed it, and the pork belly was such a good addition and made it a little different from your typical grilled chicken Cobb salad. The vegetables were fresh, and I would definitely order this again. The only downside for us was the wait for our food. We waited well over an hour for our entrees. Our waiter was good about keeping us updated and explained that the kitchen/tickets were backed up. He continued to reassure us that our food was coming, which I appreciated. We did get our appetizer first, but there was still a pretty long wait before our mains came out. That being said, I really enjoyed the food, atmosphere, outdoor seating, and live music. Hopefully the long wait was just an unusually busy night because I would definitely come back and give Keel Farms another try!

We had a really great time here! We didn't have a full grasp on all the options before we showed up…read morebut man there is a lot! We ended up doing wine tasting with Marshall and also a tour with Ryan and both of those experiences were great. They definitely get very busy so if you plan to eat there make a reservation.

Wonder place to visit especially for a simple family day with older children or a date night.read more

From the owner: This page is intended for weddings and event bookings only. Not for museum or Ybor city tours…read more The Ybor City Museum, located in the heart of Tampa’s vibrant Ybor City, offers a historic and charming venue for weddings and special events. Its beautifully landscaped courtyard, surrounded by lush greenery and iconic brick architecture, creates a romantic and intimate atmosphere for outdoor weddings, receptions, concerts and social gatherings. The museum features a serene and elegant bridal suite plus a relaxing groom’s lounge, providing comfort and privacy for the wedding party. Combining historical charm with modern amenities, the Ybor City Museum ensures a unique and memorable experience for any celebration. Interior space includes a bridal suite, grooms lounge, board room, meeting rooms and unique photo locations. The outdoor courtyard features a stage, fountain and an intimate oasis in the heart of Ybor City. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Ybor City at our museum and special event space. Discover the stories underneath the trees, where the community bloomed and thrived since 1886 and known as "Cigar Capital of the World".

Events at New Beginnings did an amazing job bringing our wedding vision to life!…read more The décor helped create the atmosphere and elegance we wanted for our special day. Every detail contributed to making the celebration feel beautiful, intentional, and uniquely ours. I truly appreciate the creativity, effort, and attention that went into helping transform our wedding space into the beautiful setting we envisioned. Thank you for being part of such an important and unforgettable chapter in our lives!

Had my daughter's sweet sixteen birthday party at Events at New Beginnings. Judi and her creativity…read moreand knack for knowing exactly how to put a vision together effortlessly and beautifully was more than I could have asked for. judi went above and beyond to make my daughters party exactly what she wanted down to the tiniest detail! She communicated throughout the process and my daughter's birthday so special. highly recommend if you are looking for a beautiful space with affordable prices without sacrificing elegance and class! 10/10 recommend!!

William John Howey (January 19, 1876 - June 7, 1938) was an American real-estate developer, citrus…read moregrower, and Republican politician from Florida. He founded and served as mayor for the town of Howey-in-the-Hills, Florida where he developed and sold citrus groves, becoming one of Florida's greatest citrus developers. He was one of the first citrus growers to send fruit from Florida to England. In 1921 he opened Florida's first citrus juice plant. He ran for governor on the Republican ticket in 1928 and 1932. Mr. Howey's prominence led to many distinguished guests visiting the Howey mansion, These included Lord Bathhurst of England, H.B. McNeal, publisher of Golfer's Magazine, golf master Chick Evans, Kansas Governor Alfred Landon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillip's of petroleum fame, and President Calvin Coolidge who was guest of honor at an all-male dinner party in February 1930. Mr. Howey's former home near Lake Wales, Florida became the site of Florida's Bok Tower at the Bok Tower Gardens. In 1925 Mr. Howey commissioned a 20 room mansion in the town he founded. The architect was Katherine Cotheal Budd. During WWI she designed temporary lodgings known as hostess homes for women who were visiting their husbands at military training camps. Budd is credited for creating 72 lodgings with a homelike atmosphere and the Howey House is one of a few existing examples of her work. The Howey Mansion was designed in the popular Mediterranean Revival style. The house is set back on a wide lawn with wrought iron gates and a long horseshoe drive. The entrance to the home features an elaborate, two story bas relief frontispiece .The massive front door and the woodwork on the first floor is made from peaky cypress. Leading to the second floor is a graceful curving stone stairway with a wrought iron banister. Other features of the home include three large fireplaces, a ballroom-size drawing room, enormous beamed ceilings, and a servant call-bell phone system. There is even a hidden passage behind a sliding bookshelf panel in the library. The original 15 acres grounds of the mansion were called The Park and included many botanical plants and shrubs. On March 6, 1927 The Park was the host site for an open air concert performed by the New York Civic Opera Company bringing the top opera singers of the day to the mansion for a concert for the community. The mansion was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Place on January 27, 1983. On April 12, 2017 it was listed for sale at $480,000. The new owners are Brad and Clay Cowherd, Orlando real estate investors who have made period-accurate restoration of the house. I visited the Howey Mansion for the Founders Day Festival. Admission for tours of the home was discounted to $10. The Howey Mansion is available for private rentals like weddings while historical tours are also available Monday through Friday at 11am. The Founder's Day event included a local market, food trucks, live music, and family activities. I enjoyed visiting the tents and touring the mansion including the hidden bar in the basement that was created during prohibition. Behind the mansion, is a trail through the woods that will take you to the Georgian marble mausoleum where the Howey family is interred including William J. Howey (1938), daughter, Lois Valerie Howey (1941), and Mary Hastings Howey (1981). This year Centennial Founder's Day Celebration, marked100 years since the town's founding in 1925.

What an incredible place! We really enjoyed the tour Fran and Mercy gave us. They were extremely…read moreknowledgeable about the property and you can tell they love what they do. The property itself is gorgeous. If you're looking for an event space, you're in luck they rent it out for weddings and other events.

Took our grandson last year and had a blast competing to find the biggest blueberry. We then made…read moreblueberry and lemon muffins for the whole neighborhood that were fantastic. Great farm and wonderful experience!

Really nice place .. all my family loved it .. We went for pumpkin picking . Great peopleread more

really fun time!!!! i smash, and smash, and smash!!!! yeye!!!! so cool!! destruction and all…read morewowzers wahoo!!

Frustration Station was such a fun and unique experience! It was the perfect way to let go of…read morestress, laugh, and do something completely different. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and made sure we understood everything so we could enjoy ourselves safely. We had an absolute blast and left feeling lighter and already talking about coming back. I highly recommend Frustration Station for a fun outing, date night, birthday, team-building activity, or whenever you just need to release some frustration!