The Historic Magnolia House

Very clean

We used the Magnolia House for a birthday celebration. The planning support was attentive, professional, and accommodating. The catered food was delicious. The staff was helpful yet not overbearing. The house decor was so vibrant and bright that limited decorations were needed. Would highly recommend using this space and hope to host another gathering there in the future.

Attended a holiday dinner and show with a group of seniors. The event was staged in an event tent in mid-December. The music and performers were great. The tent was cold, and they're out of the food and non-alcholic beverages, including water,on the menu before 2/3 of the attendees were served. The only assessible feature for individuals with disabilities that I saw was at an exit from the main house to the tent. The terrain was challenging for a wheelchair, walker, or other assisting devices. I would consider another visit when the weather is nicer and staying as a guest.

I did not stay in the hotel, however the property appears to be very well kept. I truly enjoyed a superb meal in the restaurant.

Beautiful place

There was no Dinner Served .

This is a historic landmark, one of only a few surviving Green locations. "Greenbook" you may ask? Go to the website or look up greenbook online. These locations fed and have shelter to African American travelers in the Jim Crow South for decades. Today's Magnolia House still feeds and gives shelter to all. As for the food. We met on a lazy GHOE Sunday morning for brunch after a very eventful weekend. We were smoking the first seated for 10am brunch I believe. We shared the roasted sweet potato and beets which had caramelized onions ghost cheese and spinach. It was amazing and I will try to duplicate. Fried green tomatoes were also tasty. The show stopper was the oxtail and grits. The grits were excellent and super creamy. The oxtail were very messy, not super fatty and we're very well cooked. Just excellent. The atmosphere was great and service was attentive, even with a trainee always in tow.