This was a date night with the wife. This was our 1st time and we enjoyed it. The instructors were…read moregreat. Easy to follow even if you never painted before. They have food and drinks to help set and maintain the mood. After all of that, we still maintained to make a nice couples picture.

What a fun place to visit!! As a change for saturday night…read moreplans, I went to Muse Paintbar and was taught by the awesome Alson, with assistance from Cassie. Alson broke down the image in very easy to follow steps. Both were engaging, charismatic and extremely helpful. The playlist was really good with a variety of music from different genres and generations. With just the right amount of intstruction time and breaks, the activity is really fun even if you have never painted before. There are drinks and small bites available for sale, however they are pretty small for the prices so I wouldn't suggest going hungry. Fortunately, Muse is located conveniently in the Battery, with tons of options for dining before or after the class!

Jasmyn provided outstanding service! She was friendly, attentive, professional, and made sure we…read morehad everything we needed without us ever having to ask. Her positive attitude and warm personality made our dining experience even better. She truly went above and beyond, and we appreciate the excellent customer service. Thank you, Jasmyn, for making our visit so enjoyable!

Awesome, friendly environment with excellent food, I really enjoyed the Wednesday jazz night…read morewatching the up and coming talent

I had looked forward to going to the alley stage, but I guess they are no longer in business. They…read morenever answer their phone which I have called about a dozen times when the box office is supposedly open, and they never respond to text messages inquiring about food to eat there. It's a shame they went out of business because it seems like a great place to go for good entertainment. Oh well, another would be favorite bites the dust. Maybe they will come back for a second life. Their phone recording should tell people that they're out of business. Maybe they're out of business because of sloppy customer relations.

I came to Alley Stage on Saturday night to check out a friend's comedy set. I had never been here…read morebefore, but I will agree with the other review that it was quite a challenge to find. Google Maps had me a block and a half short of where I needed to be, but I asked some folks and was able to find it after that. They had popcorn, beer, wine, white claws, soda, and water for purchase. I got a white claw for $7. I think the beers were $6-$7 as well. I thought this was a bit pricey, but I wanted a drink during the show. Street parking was easy enough for me to find on the same "alley" as the theater, hopefully you'll be as lucky, but there are a few streets that have parking available. The theater was small and cozy. It had 10-12 tables set up. It had good lighting inside and I liked the vibe in there. I wouldn't hesitate to return for another show.

My daughter had a Frozen-themed birthday party here a few years back. We had a lovely time :)read more

Stopped by here with a friend for dinner one evening. I really enjoyed the food. I tried the…read moreTomahawk (which was on special), lobster fettuccine and a few sides. Everything was delicious.

Absolutely incredible to be here for a wedding. Professional and personable. Not like being in…read moreother country clubs.

Incredible day on the golf course. I stacked a team with Evan Thompson - Golf Social Media Super…read moreStar and PGA Tour Caddie Luke Hopkins. Oh yeah, and jujutsu black belt, and main homeboy Brian Logan It was fun to bet he c player on such a great team. We took the W tournament run by my great friend Slate Fluker to benefit the Riverwood High School Football Team. Indian Hills country club is an amazing place. The staff is excellent. They really treated us wonderfully with great generosity and excellent organization. A very well run tournament with a great food to follow. There are 39 hole courses stretching through this historic East Cobb neighborhood. Cool houses and great looking holes out there. Some of the holes are blind dog leg shots with layup options or hitting bombs over the trees. The greens were slow, but rolled really pure and we were obviously able to make a lot of putts. Apparently, there is a five-year waitlist at this golf club and for good reason. Located right there in Indian Hills neighborhood convenient to all of the residents of East Cobb. The cost to join here has to be significantly less than Cherokee town and country club. Quality plays some glad I finally had the opportunity to play it .

I'm not a member. This review is regarding the July 4th weekend fireworks held on July 3rd. We…read morejust happened to be driving by and noticed the gathering on the lawn, which appeared to be open to the public. We took care of our errand at Home Depot and came back / found parking and found a spot on the greens about an hour before dusk. Kids were playing everywhere and out little one loved it. The fireworks started and lasted for a good 15-20 minutes. It was a spectacular setting! Our little one was viscerally moved by the fireworks by trying to grab them out of the air. Afterwards we walked back to the car and along the way neighboring homeowners kept the show alive with additional fireworks overhead. How fun! Lucky we went too before July 4th ended up being rained out with t-storms and lightning. Can't wait to come again next year.

Good food, good atmosphere! I had the chicken & waffles & the hubby had a hot chicken wrap w/fries…read more The chicken was extremely good, juicy & tender & the breading was very good. The waffles were fluffy & extremely fantastic. The tray had granny smith sautéed apples & maple syrup I had 1/2 of my hubby's had Nashville chicken wrap the next day & it was awesome & heated up very well. The meal came out to 42 & change which considering how good the food was it was worth it. The atmosphere was very good you have to get in line to order then you get to sit at a table, there is full service waitress from then on. The service was great & we even had a waitress keep someone from taking our table! Highly recommend if you are in downtown Marietta.

This was my first Taste of Marietta! I had a wonderful time…read moresampling all the food at the many different restaurants. Now I have some kind of idea of how much fun this festival is.

They were all nice. But everyone are not regulars so ... and the food prices are a bit high.read more

Normally, I visit the Post for pool and cheap drinks…read more This was the very reason I stopped at this Post, except for a bunch of cool old Bingo experts suckered me into spending $30-$40 on bingo. Approaching the door, this building was a lot larger than the typical Posts I frequent. As I opened the door, I saw 1000s of square footage and rows and rows of tables, being quickly filled by bingo players. As I stood with my mouth wide open, this frail elderly woman basically told me to move my ass out the way so she could by her bingo books and get a good seat ha-ha! I laughed and asked her what I needed to do. She told me to take it up with the bingo book sellers - meaning she had no time for this newbie. I smiled and let her in front of me. After she bought the winning bingo book :), I talked to some friendlier elderly women, who helped get me my necessities and even helped during game time. By the time I stepped out the line, I knew how to play, who to ask if I had any questions and made 3 new fellow women friends! Clearly, I didn't win because "stuck-in-her-ways" took the opportunity from me, but I would be lying if i told you I sat next to a stranger. I found a seat next to her and began to ask questions just to irritate her :D Moral of the story, play bingo with the old folks. It's a joyous moment to live in!