So .... The staff was great and setting up the resy was easy. They were very accommodating as I had…read morea few changes, but it all worked out in the end. We all had fun and will definitely go there again.

Atrocious experience this Saturday 4/25/26…read more We were actually over at sweet hut around 9pm and decided to check out Sapphire Karaoke since they were close by. At 9:26pm, we sent 2 people from our group of 6 to go by Sapphire to see if they had availability for us. The manager told them "yes, we will have a room in 5 minutes" so the rest of our group showed up excited and ready to karaoke. We waiting patiently 10-15 minutes and the manager came by again with "I'm sorry but someone messed up reservations and we won't have a room until 10pm". It was 9:44 pm at this point. The manager could tell we were about to leave and she comes back and says "oh good news, this group is checking out now. I'll have a room ready in 10 minutes". 2 from our group couldn't wait longer so they left. The rest of us decided to wait and got 2 bottles of Soju. It's $15 a bottle and THEY WILL CHARGE YOU A NON OPTIONAL GRATUITY so keep that in mind if you want to leave a tip, it's additional. Our total for the soju ended up averaging $20 a bottle. I asked the manager at 10pm what's going on and she just cuts me off and keeps walking with a "hold on". 10:15pm rolls around and the manager was no where to be seen. At this point we have been waiting 45 minutes with no updates when the original wait quote was FIVE minutes. We saw 3-4 parties come in and get seated. I'm not sure what kind of business they're trying to run but we sure felt BAMBOOZLED out of $50 for 2 bottles of soju and wasted 45 minutes of our time. They clearly have to figure out their scheduling/reservation system if the staff are making multiple errors. Don't lie to patrons that you have a room available when you don't. This felt like the equivalent of an overbooked/oversold flight and they were hoping they could get more clients to cover no shows- at least be honest and say we were on a waitlist.

Block & Drum is an incredible space with lots of events throughout the week. They have a classy…read moreinside part which usually has chairs and seating, then they have a giant outdoor space with a huge screen, green turf space, and more seating. They set up multiple bars for bigger events so you don't have to wait on line for long, and they typically already include tax and gratuity automatically. They've switched to valet parking only, or at least for the event I went to. It was $15 but they say you can park for free at the Walmart down the road.

I met a small group of people here and the venue is as described by most other reviewers on this…read moreplatform. I opted to park at the Wal-Mart and wasn't as familiar with the trail so I took the street route. Well-light and populated for safe crossing. The venue is very open and was relatively empty since we arrived shortly after it opened. I love the indoor seating concept with plenty of couches, movable chairs, tables near the open-area space and smaller sections for 2-4 people tucked away along the wall. The DJ was already doing his thing and the bartenders remained busy. As someone who wasn't interested in the drinks, I appreciate that there was a self-serve water cooler in the center of the room. The Jenga and jumbo Uno cards were a hit!!!! It was so nice to have these options available. And as others mentioned, the large screen was playing a classic movie - which we could still see from inside. I didn't stay long and this was a Sunday night but the parking lot was much busier when I left. I imagine the outdoor space gets crowded later in the evening as well. The DJ was just okay - not my cup of tea - but folks seemed to be enjoying themselves. I can definitely see why this place is popular. Although parking is less than desirable, it is not unreasonable. The venue is well-lit and easy to move around. The crowd was diverse, with various ages and backgrounds represented. And depending on the DJ, this would be a great place for meeting with friends, date night or just zoning out to some wonderful music ... especially on a beautiful night. If you're in the mood for something different AND don't mind the trek to Chamblee, check it out.

Music Wave KTV was everything! They bent over backwards to accommodate me on a snowing Saturday. I…read morewas initially sad that I had to cancel my birthday celebration due to the snow, but they made it all better with my last accommodations! Please be sure to check them! They have a customer for life with me! And be sure to checkout the tempura fried shrimp... yummy!

I usually don't review karaoke places because singing isn't my thing. It's more like follow the…read morefriend group and listen to people sing. But this place seemed rather cheap for the fruit tray, x4 munchie food selections (duck feet, liver item of sorts (?), sunflower seed, and peanuts), and a dozen beer in a medium sized room. I guess you pay according to the room size and amenities? The lights and design of this place makes it super flashy and sort of trippy at times. See my pictures! Ooh. Forgot to mention the private bathroom was nice. Also, the ability to search for recent songs (recent as in still playing on major radio stations recent) and have the ability to see the original music videos were amazing. Now mind you not all songs were available nor were the original music videos. But I can't ever remember a time where I was wow'ed by the song selection and actually sing as much as I ever did. This new music spot is definitely fun and reasonably priced once you do the split with a bunch of folks. It's also a little different as it's Chinese owned whereas most other places are Korean.

If you looking for a late night spot in the Brookhaven area to enjoy great drinks and hookah, this…read moreis it.

this place is great for a casual hookah spot. the lady who works there is super attentive to your…read moreneeds and changes the coals immediately if it's too harsh. Their hookahs are 15 for two people which is super affordable

We've visited Atlanta many times over the years when our son was younger and we had already done…read moremost of the typical tourist activities. This trip was actually our first time visiting without him so we were a little lost about what to do next. LOL. We had gone to a cafe earlier in the day but it was still too early for dinner so we kept searching for something interesting to do. That's when my husband found Distillery of Modern Art. I wasn't really in the mood for drinking during the day so I wasn't sure at first but I'm so glad we went! We had never heard of a combination of a distillery and an art gallery before which immediately caught our attention. It looked like the space is used for a variety of events as well. Since we visited during Mother's Day weekend, there was a flower arrangement workshop happening in one of the rooms when we arrived. The bar area was very spacious with plenty of seating and since it was our first visit, we decided to sit at the bar. The bartender was incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to explain the different liquors they produce. My husband sampled their rye whiskey, gin, and Amaro Peach. I'm usually not much of a gin fan but theirs was exceptionally smooth and I actually enjoyed it. Amaro tends to be quite bitter but their Amaro Peach had a really nice balance of bitterness and sweetness. I ordered the Ocean Eyes cocktail which features their Amaro Peach and it was excellent. The bartender also made his own special version of a classic cocktail for my husband (I forgot the name!) and he really enjoyed it. What stood out most was how friendly and passionate the bartender was. You could tell he genuinely loves what he does and honestly, he made the experience even more enjoyable for us. We had such a great visit that my husband ended up bringing home bottles of their gin and Amaro Peach. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Atlanta!

Beautiful space, feels industrial. They have an event space you can rent out. The art exhibit part…read moreof the distillery was nice too They rotate their drink menu, I think they said it was every season? We tried 3-4 drinks (I only took pics of 2). The ube drink is excellent, not super sweet but you can taste the ube flavor and the end is a citrus note which is nice. The other 2 drinks we had were ordered off menu after we explained to the bartender some of taste preferences. The Singapore sling was excellent as well as the other one he made. You can tell that they really care about their craft and are wanting to experiment with different flavors! It was nice being able to sit at the bar and chat as well

My partner and I had such a calm and amazing evening visiting this bar/ market area. They had great…read morelive music, the bbq was delicious, and the servers were kind. They are still adding small businesses inside, but that didn't take away from what is already available. If we visit the area again, I look forward to returning.

This place has quickly become one of our go-to spots--whether it's just me and my husband or we're…read moremeeting up with friends. We love grabbing drinks here, playing games from their huge selection, or catching a game on one of their TVs. It's extremely family-friendly--you'll see plenty of parents with babies and kids--but it's also a great hangout for singles and groups, with a crowd that ranges from 20s to 50s. They offer a vast selection of beer, IPAs, and sours on tap, plus a solid handful of wine options. There's also a refrigerated section on the right with canned drinks, including hemp, CBD, and THC-infused options, and even kombucha for those skipping alcohol. We've been coming since they opened, and it's been fun to watch the concept evolve. Most recently, a barbecue spot opened inside, and it looks like more food options are coming--think food hall vibes off to the right. There's also a cute coffee shop that opened in the same building. Bonus PSA: Chamblee has an open container law, so you can walk around with your drink and bop to other nearby spots with ease. Love that

Potatoes skins were not fresh 1/10 Wings were big as hell…read moreand double cooked 3/10 Meatloaf texture was nauseating 1/10

Amazing service. Personally I ordered the Cheesesteak Sandwich; Entirely standing on my memories…read morefrom the old Tucker location. And I was blown out of the water. It was so so so so GOOD! However, (and I think this sentiment is echoed by most guests) the AMBIANCE is NOT there. Another review I read likened the current situation to that of s cafeteria...

Cheap and fun karaoke spot not just for Kpop fans, but enjoyers of all different music genres!…read more I visited this karaoke spot on a late Friday night and was able to walk-in without a reservation. The karaoke room was fun with lights, tambourines, and a decent selection of music. I think they also have a drink and food selection as well upon request. My group of 3 did an hour of singing and we got our own room as well. For an hour, it was around $13 each, so not bad! Very similar to LA's norebang scene, but wayyy cheaper. Parking is a little scary at night though, but at least there's free parking.

Obsessed with this place would go back for sure. The parking isn't bad at all it's right next to a…read moregas station but there's plenty of spots. We got a big room for 12 people and it ended up being like $50 an hour which wasn't bad at all split between 12 people. We ended up staying for 3 hours. There were so many choices for songs. There were two books and you can search for the song alphabetically by song title or by artist. You could order drinks at the front and snacks. We even got free fruit! The remote was kind of weird you had to make sure you put the song in correctly or it wouldn't register. The TVs had the song lyrics with weird music videos and sometime the lyrics were off probably because of copy right. Something funny is that after every song they gave you a score so that was funny to see. They also had tambourines that we were able to use for our songs. Overall it was really fun and would go back.