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Patti’s 1880’s Settlement - Patti's 1880's Restaurant, started as "Hamburger Patti's Ice Cream Parlor" in 1977 with a seating capacity of 20 people. Today they have grown into Patti's 1880's Restaurant with seating for over 225. Patti’s is famous for 2" thick pork chops, mile-high meringue pies and flower pot bread. This unique and memorable dining experience put Grand Rivers on the map.

Vacation Favorite - Once they find us, many families return again and again to Grand Rivers. Grand Rivers was awarded two Southern Living Readers Choice Awards for 2008 - #8 Best Small Town in the South and #4 Most scenic view from our jetty.   Visit Grand Rivers and find out for yourself what drawls vacationers back time and time again.

The Story of the Badgett Playhouse – Find out what can happen when a small community thinks big. The Playhouse Project was conceived by the Grand Rivers Chamber of Commerce and the Grand Rivers Tourism Commission. Their goal was to bring a year-round attraction to the community. With the help of local citizen Chip Tullar, the Tourism Commission found a young and talented couple who wanted to expand their theater careers into theater ownership. Utilizing a tract of land owned by the city, the Tourism Commission borrowed the money to construct a new 285 seat multi-purpose building. On opening night the Badgett family made a generous donation to the Commission and the theater was renamed the Badgett Playhouse. The Badgett Playhouse was designed and built to be the permanent home of the Variety show and to provide wonderful entertainment for the community.

Boating Stories – Everyone loves a good boating story. From sailing regattas to anchoring out in secluded coves find out about boating fun on Kentucky and Barkley Lakes. And did you know you can travel by boat from Grand Rivers south to the gulf and north to the Great Lakes.  Visit our marinas and learn about travel on the intercoastal waterway, fishing stories, boating safety and more.

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