Expansive grounds with historic mansion and original features create a peaceful, serene atmosphere. Visitors often enjoy wagon rides and local wines while exploring beautiful gardens and shaded paths. The site balances authentic architecture with open space, offering a relaxing and immersive historical experience.
A winery on the property offers $3 tastings with five samples of genuinely delicious wine. A bar in the visitor center serves wine to enjoy while wandering the grounds, often paired with live music and wine slushies.
Storytelling interpreters keep history relevant and engaging. The house offers a rich historical setting with insights into Jackson's presidency and retirement.
"I found the history here so interesting and still in tact."
"The grounds are beautiful and peaceful."
"You can get a wine tasting for only $3 per flight."
Good to know
Tickets for the house tour should be booked in advance to avoid missing out.
Wine tasting is available on-site for $3 per flight.
Admission costs $20 per person to access the grounds.
Counter seats surround an open kitchen, creating an intimate setting where watching chefs work feels like performance art. The atmosphere is warm and cozy with a lively energy, though music volume can rise to a distracting level. The space combines elegant design with playful touches, making dining feel both special and engaging.
Wine pairings come from diverse countries and unique producers, chosen by a knowledgeable sommelier. Service is attentive and passionate, with exquisite pairings that complement the meal beautifully, including options like lemon sake.
Dishes combine interesting flavors that make even uni and caviar taste great. The sommelier picks wines from different countries and unique producers. Staff cook and prep food right in front of you, creating an intimate experience.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The tasting menu costs approximately $300 per person, excluding drinks.
Expect a unique multi-course dining experience with wine pairings.
Beautiful grounds and a quaint tasting room create a laid-back atmosphere with live music enhancing the experience. The space feels intimate and well-maintained, blending history with wine and bourbon tastings. Visitors often enjoy outdoor seating under magnolia trees that add to the inviting vibe.
Wine and food pairing tasting offers a well-structured journey guided by a knowledgeable sommelier. Unique wines like blackberry wine complement the experience, which blends tasting with exploring the grounds.
Tours offer a laid back vibe with unique wines that stand out. The experience feels both fun and interesting throughout.
Good to know
The wine tasting costs $20 per person and is included in the tour.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
Expect minimal seating before 11am; Bonnie's opens at that time.
Converted old factory offers a historic and industrial vibe with museum-like displays of vintage automotive equipment. Quiet halls host unique shops and distilleries where visitors can sample moonshine and whiskey. The space blends nostalgia and retail in a beautifully restored heritage building.
Wine tasting includes wine slushies and free samples in a shop connected to an auto factory exhibit. The spot also offers moonshine tastings alongside wine, plus a deli and coffee shop nearby.
Early 1900s car manufacturing and the history of the Marathon vehicle stand out as interesting highlights. Machinery antiques and exhibits inside the museum add unique insights into the auto factory's past.
Good to know
The Museum at Marathon Village is free to enter.
Parking in the Marathon Village lot costs $15.
There are many artisan shops and distilleries on site.
Small space with an open kitchen and rockin' music creates a cozy, intimate vibe blending Sicilian flair and Nashville grit. Guests watch chefs prepare food up close while enjoying lively energy and sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere. The setting suits both dates and groups seeking unique Italian dining.
Small menu features great wine and cocktails alongside non-alcoholic choices that pair well with food.
Menu features authentic Italian dishes that are both balanced and fun. Food tastes delicious and keeps things interesting throughout.
Good to know
The pizza pricing is $15 for a slice and $45 for a whole pie.
A 20% service fee is automatically added to all orders.
Happy hour includes a focaccia and a glass of wine.
Open kitchen anchors a beautifully decorated space filled with southern folk art and an elegant yet cozy atmosphere. The vibe blends casual comfort with sophisticated design, creating a unique dining environment. A creative bar upstairs offers bespoke cocktails alongside light snacks.
Extensive wine list offers carefully curated bottles. Staff, including the sommelier, provide knowledgeable service and help with perfect pairings for dinner.
Very interesting interpretation of traditional food stands out. The architecture and displayed art add to the unique vibe, and watching the open kitchen keeps things engaging.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner service, especially on weekends.
Brunch features a unique menu with gluten-free options available.
The restaurant hosts a vinyl night every Sunday upstairs.
Old factory building houses historic machinery and original tools, creating a quiet, nostalgic atmosphere. Visitors explore shops, a distillery with whiskey tasting, and a deli within the preserved industrial space. The site blends industrial heritage with retail and tasting experiences.
Offers wine tasting alongside coffee and brewery options. Includes whiskey tasting as part of the experience.
Old car manufacturing machinery and antique cars create a unique museum experience. The building also houses a variety of shops along a long hallway, adding to the exploration.
Good to know
The site is free to visit.
Parking costs $10.
Whiskey tastings are offered at the museum.
Open kitchen reveals culinary craft amid a loud thrash metal soundtrack that dominates the atmosphere. Plates arrive with spectacular presentation and inventive pairings like horseradish vodka and unfiltered orange wine. The vibe blends approachable fine dining with an intense, energetic environment.
An incredible wine list pairs well with an intentional menu. The unfiltered orange wine stands out as a distinctive choice. A knowledgeable sommelier offers perfect recommendations.
Trying new and interesting food stands out here. The crab salad offers a tasty option, while the curry powdered chips combine flavors in an unusual way.
Good to know
Getting a reservation at Locust requires doing research and a $100 down payment.
Reservations are often sold out, so plan well in advance.
A 20% service fee is automatically added to the bill based on the after-tax amount.