Sarah & Patrick
Things To Do
Magnolia Lane
Drive by the Augusta National, home of the Masters golf tournament, and hope the gate is open for a view down Magnolia Lane. Don't expect a view of the course, however.
Augusta Saturday Market - Downtown
Our first date!! The Augusta Saturday Market is a great Saturday Morning activity to see the community up close before taking in some music by the river and grabbing a bite to eat.
Augusta Museum of History
Learn about Augusta! They somehow managed to get a train inside the building... along with some other cool stuff.
Augusta Canal Headgates & Locks
Our Wedding Venue is on the Savannah River at the Lock and Dam, the Headwaters of the Augusta Canal. Visit the website to check out evening boat tours and the museum, along with information about the miles of running, biking, and paddling around the canal and Savannah River.
FOOD!!!
The address above brings you to Frog & The Hen, probably the best moderately priced food within a couple miles of the Doubletree hotel. But if you want to try some other local fare (which I recommend), here are the hits: Casual: Rhinehart's Oyster Bar, Nacho Mama's, Southbound Smokehouse (Patrick's fav - get the wings) Sushi: Takosushi, Koi Japanese Hibachi and Sushi, Hello Poke Bowl Burger: Whiskey Bar, Farmhaus Take it up a Notch: Rae's Coastal Cafe (casual atmosphere, very Augusta), Craft & Vine, Finch & Fifth, The Bees Knees (Tapas) Finest Food in Augusta: Abel Brown Southern Kitchen and Oyster Bar, Cork and Flame, Sheehan's Irish Pub, Frog Hollow, Manuel's Bread Cafe Favorite Bars (in order from casual to swank): Stillwater, The Fox's Lair, Indian Queen, Arsenal Taproom, The Hive, Jackson's Bluff, Finch & Fifth, Craft & Vine Sunday Brunch: Bodega Ultima, Manuel's Bread Cafe, New Moon Cafe, or there is always the Waffle House.