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!

Kiddy tears when time to leave. What does that tell you? Lol. We went for a birthday party and the…read morekids had a blast. There was no doubt that each kid left tired and wore out. I was pleasantly surprised by options my kid had. I have a 3 year old and he was able to enjoy several spots in Jumping World. I was worried that he was be stuck with only one play area but beside the dodgeball, go kart and foam pit, he was able to go between each other area and get his energy out. The service was nice, our party attendant was sweet, it wasn't too crowded (even on a Saturday). Each parent made plans to come back.

Jumping World in Kennesaw is a fun place for kids to burn off some energy! There are plenty of…read moreactivities, including trampolines, dodgeball, an arcade, climbing walls, and other attractions. The kids can definitely stay entertained for a couple of hours. The facility and staff can be good, although experiences seem to vary depending on how busy they are and which attractions are operating. Overall, I'd recommend it for families with younger kids, especially if you're looking for an indoor activity. Just make sure to check the rules and available attractions before going. Overall, a fun spot for kids and a good way to keep them active!

The long-awaited Arts Center in downtown Alpharetta is open now in the building formerly occupied…read moreby the Alpharetta Library. A new library was built three years ago at 10 Park Plaza. The new Arts Center has already had two exhibits of art - a Community of Artists show at the end of 2018 and recently a show by JOEKINGATL otherwise known as Joe Dreher. They have been offering a good assortment of classes in painting and drawing and ceramics. More classes will be coming soon. Summer Camps will also be offered.

The drinks are well poured and the food is great. Friday night karaoke is sooo much fun with a live…read moreDJ. There's a live local band on Saturday. Wednesday night is a one man band that turns into some of the best local players doing listening music. Tuesday and Saturday - high stakes bingo and not your grannie's church bingo! Food is good and the members are welcoming to all.

** This review is only for bingo night. This place is normally for members only but they have bingo…read morenights on Tuesdays from 7:30p-10p. I normally get here an hour earlier for parking. I gave them 5 stars because of the following: 1. Location: right off the exit so pretty convenient to get to. 2. Parking: best to get here an hour earlier to get good parking. The lot is big enough, but it can get hectic on bingo night. 3. Setting: they have all the tables with a sticker spaced out 6 feet apart indicating where you can sit. They are strict on mask wearing and social distancing. Even the lines have stickers indicating where you should stand. 4. Staff: the staff are all friendly. 5. Prizes: you can win either $200-$250 per game or the big jackpot of $1000. Overall, I come at least once a month for some fun, cheap fun.

The historical marker is located a short distance from the actual site. It's on the street next to…read morethe Roswell Town Square where you'll find parking and restaurants. The marker has the same text on each side and it reads, "Built in the early 1840's by Major James Stephen Bulloch. His second wife, married in 1832, was Martha Elliott. Their second daughter, Martha (Mittie) Bulloch and Theodore Roosevelt married here in 1853. Their son Theodore Roosevelt was the 25th President of the United States. "Elliott Roosevelt, another son of Theodore Roosevelt Sr. and Martha Bulloch, was the father of Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, who married her fifth cousin, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 31st President (1932-45)." This is marker number 060-40B and it was erected in 1953 by the Georgia Historical Commission. [Review 1084 of 2024 - 751 in Georgia - 22111 overall]

The city of Roswell has 3 preserved antebellum houses open for public tours. We stopped by all 3…read moreone Saturday afternoon in February. All are located within a 1/2-mile radius, and 2 are literally within about 200 yards of each other. We started our tour with Bulloch Hall. It is located a bit south of the main Roswell business district. They have dedicated parking lot. Adjacent to that is a gift shop, but visiting that is optional since there are no tickets to buy. This was also the home with the highest profile historical connection, that being Teddy Roosevelt's mother. It was her family that built the house and she had lived their for part of her childhood. We wandered up to the main house and entered via the front door. The docent on duty was friendly and just asked for our zip code and how we'd heard about the venue. You are then free to wander the house via whatever route you like. Most rooms have a sign with a 4-digit code. You call a phone number and enter successive codes as you proceed. For each code, there is an accompanying description of the room's historical context and of its furnishings. The mansions of this period all seemed to follow the same basic floorplan - a central linear hallway with 2 or 3 rooms off each side and a staircase at the end. There was also a cellar/kitchen area and an upper floor. Most rooms just had period furnishings but some were given over to history displays, such as the family tree of the owners or their family's military participation. The same code scheme extends to part of the grounds and one or two outbuildings. I thought this was a fairly interesting place. It provided a good overview of what life was like in the area in the 1850s, at least for the upper tier of local society.

Hidden gem in the city of Roswell! Beautiful arts center. Found out about it through a holiday pop…read moreup event that took place there. Very nice, clean, and spacious center. Would love to go again and see what other events and activities they have throughout the year.

I actually have been teaching watercolor at the RVAC for more than a year now, and it is truly one…read moreof the best places I have ever worked. The center is one of the most beautiful man made creations I have seen in any city--with a blooming garden year round surrounded by a lake that reflects the colors of the trees and flowers. The architecture of the center is unique--when I first saw it--it took my breath. In addition to the clean facility, the staff are friendly, and even provide a well stocked coffee cafe with treats for anyone stopping by. The Roswell Visual Arts Center is truly a hidden gem you must explore. Wear your walking shoes so that you can walk around the lake.

Wonderful venue to spend time with friends while listening to great music! Get there early to get…read morethe best seats.

ROSWELL ARTS IN THE PARK…read more Arts in the park is an annual event that takes place in September. It is held at Town Center in Roswell. Although I have attended other art event, (Mother's Day weekend), at this location, I somehow expected this event to be different but it wasn't. This venue is so small and so crowded, that there was simply not enough room for me to even take out my wallet. We lasted about 20 minutes before it just got to be too much. This is probably the perfect venue for someone who just wants to go in, purchase a piece of art and go home. I like to tend events to actually purchase, jewelry, home decor and clothing items and so I tend to frequent very large festivals that involves the entire town, (Moonshine, Duluth Fall Festival, Gold Rush). I love having tons of artists using various mediums and I really like being able to find interesting and unique foods to eat. With the larger events, we enjoy spending the entire day listening to music and watching performers. After 49 years, I would think that this event would be much bigger and have a more suitable space. Although we did not make a purchase today, we can say that there were some beautiful displays of art: phenomenal water colors, pottery, hand carved items, and so much more. I really felt that the vendors are at a disadvantage when they are crowded into such tight quarters because some people just need space, (physical and mental) to shop. I know I do! The great news is that you don't have to fight with parking. Simply park at City Hall and ride the festival shuttle. The drivers are always on time and very polite.

I was in town visiting family and we went to the races on Saturday. We all had a great time. It…read morewas action packed with continuous racing. As soon as a race ended, they were ready to start the next one. My 5 year old nephew had a blast with the action and roar of the engines. The venue was nice with great seating. If you want a chair, make sure to bring one to sit on. The turnout was good and the pricing was reasonable. They have a nice snack bar area that is outside so you can watch the races while you wait in line. I would definitely recommend the races for great entertainment, especially for a family.

Racing is great but the ticket process is beyond a train wreck. They shut down online ticket sales…read moreover 24 hours prior to the event and don't open up ticket sales until 5 so there are hundreds of people in line for zero reason. And this event is $40 for a grandstand ticket (which is psychotic) and you have to arrive hours in advance just to get a ticket. Tailgating parking was unavailable at 1045 this morning. You guys have to do better. The fan experience here is a train wreck. To top it off, the men's restroom is closed and literally 3000+ men have to only share 2, yes 2 port a potties. Owners, get your act together. For 40$ a ticket, I expect to be able to pee like a human. Staff is great, management is trash