By Debora H. at Judy's Book September 26, 2013
I have been to many wedding receptions for my friends and family in the past few years and marygold manor stands out as the best. The room was beautifully decorated with elaborate lighting effects, the tables and centerpieces lit up (its w... ...read more
By americasunfair April 06, 2013
I have been trying to call this place for months now with no one ever answering, they also have a FACEBOOK PAGE AND THEY POST THE BANDS WHO ARE PLAYING, BUT THEY NEVER POST THE COVER CHARGE MAYBE THINKING OK UR THERE SO U WILL GO IN ANYWAY NO MATTER THE PRICE. i DON'T CARE WHO THE BAND IS AND HOW GOOD THEY ARE, IF i DO NOT KNOW THE COVER AHEAD OF TIME, THERE IS NO WAY i WILL GO WITHOUT KNOWING. ...read more
By Mwrk 6239 at Citysearch April 08, 2012
Went for Easter Brunch. They "lost" the reservation, made us wait 35 minutes for a table that wasn't even set yet, told us where things were, got us A cup of coffee, then not one server until it was time to pay. At least the one guy GOT water. I had to get my own coffee refill and ask for a spoon.\t\n The food was mostly cold and old. When scrambled eggs are the best thing served, it tells you how bad it is. Very poor layout, Confusing. Eggs Benedict i almost had to pick up to eat. Italian bread french toast? Not! Cold pancakes, VERY dry bourbon Chicken. Even the carved beef was tough.\t\n On top of everything, they added an 18% tip on a TWO PERSON meal. I would not have been that generous on the tip. She did not earn it. \t\n Next time I would suggest a microwave dinner. Even McDonalds is not always this bad. All in all, terrible food, terrible service. One of the top five worst dining experiences ever. ...read more
To throw a successful company event you will need to provide entertainment. You could hire a band or a DJ, provide dinner and drinks and it would be an enjoyable evening. However creating a theme for your party and entertainment can guarantee a popular company event that will keep people talking. ...read more
A wedding is supposed to be a fairytale; a dream come true. Don’t let it become a nightmare by making budget-busting mistakes. The average wedding costs $27,800 according to The Knot. Have an elegant affair without breaking the bank. When planning on the cheap, take a scalpel to those areas noto... ...read more