Amazing atmosphere, great appetizers and exceptional cocktails! Friendly bartenders. Can't wait…read moreto go back...

Once you figure out how to get in and get seated it is a great experience!…read more Food and drinks were awesome!!

This Business is wonderful and priced well. It only has actual veterinarians at certain hours, so…read moreit is not an emergency clinic. They are so dedicated to saving animals and getting animals adopted, they will do flips for any animal that needs help. Paw Project is so connected to our community. You can know your donation is being put to good use. I just love the place. I got my last recue from their program.

I try more than 10 times in one day and different hours and Customer service by phone is horrible,…read morenever answer the calls. This must be changed.

I have been coming here occasionally for many years. Everyone here is friendly and the atmosphere…read moreis pleasant and peaceful. If you come, please leave your shoes in the rack near the door and don't forget to cover your head. They have head covers near the door if you don't have one. Please consider donating a few bucks or an item on the list. They offer langar ( veg food ) after prayer. You can also schedule special services or requests.

I had the pleasure of coming here for a class project. I was a bit nervous to come; however…read moreeveryone is so welcoming and very friendly. The service is breath taken and the music was just so beautiful. I would love to learn more about the faith. They even had an amazing breakfast that they were more than happy to share. It was one of a kind experience.

The Faith Project gave me a chance to get back on my feet and gain independence to survive on my…read moreown. I'm forever grateful for the assistance that I received from the Faith Project. Kenneth Rogers

From the owner: The Faith Project was founded in 2011 to bring attention to the issue of homelessness in Atlanta,…read moreGeorgia. Our primary goal is to provide housing for homeless veterans and individuals impacted by addiction and incarceration. We believe in restoring the lives of those who have been destroyed by addiction and provide the necessary tools and support to achieve their recovery goals. Our team comprises dedicated volunteers and full-time staff who manage all aspects of volunteering and develop programs to meet the needs of different sectors. Over the years, we have gained recognition for our efforts and have collaborated with other organizations and companies to create opportunities for the homeless

The Best Decision A Man can ever make and will Never regret been a Freemason made an incredible…read moredecision for me and my family leave on never look back. Fraternally Yours

From the owner: A Regular Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons Working under the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of…read moreGeorgia. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month with dinner at 6:30pm and the Lodge Meeting at 7:30 PM.

The Compassionate Friends is a nonprofit which offers support to bereaved families suffering…read moreintense pain, hopeless and isolation when a child at any age dies. TCF's mission is to "provide comfort, hope and support" to every family experiencing the death of a son or daughter, sibling or grandchild. There are 600 chapters across the country, the Atlanta chapters are in Lawrenceville, Marietta, Tucker, Duluth and Sandy Springs. Each chapter meets once a month on different days so you can attend as many as needed. There's an online newsletter and several active Facebook groups. So if you need support in the middle of the night, chances are someone else is also awake and available to chat. TCF is a group that no-one wants to belong to because you've experienced heartbreak and unspeakable tragedy. But there are people who understand because they've been there. There are no counselors, only those speaking from their own experience. It's free and even though the meetings are held at a church, it's not religious based. The Tucker chapter is the only one with a separate sibling group but siblings are welcome at any chapter meeting. When you come to your first meeting, you may see a table decorated with pictures and mementos. That means someone is celebrating their child's birthday or "angelversary." There may be a table with their sibling or grand-childs favorite dessert on it to share. You might see members wearing photo buttons with their loved one on it, provided by TCF too. A name tag might say 'Tina's sister' instead of her own name. You stand in a circle holding hands and if you are able, say why you are there. You're told that everything is confidential and that you aren't there to give advice but to share what works for you. Then, you are split up into small groups to share, cry or be silent and comforted. Because the first group can be immensely hard, you're encouraged to visit at least three times. There is a lending library with helpful resources on grief and people often make bookmarks or gifts for holidays, they may give a rose or send a card on your loved ones birthday. There is a candle light vigil in December. There is an amazing annual convention every year that is reasonably priced. An Amazon Smile page allows you to choose TCF Atlanta as your charity so a percentage of the proceeds will go there. As a nonprofit, it's entirely donation based and it's a lifeline to families in need. In short, TCF offers no judgement for grieving families, only comfort, love and support. "There are no strangers at TCF meetings, only friends you haven't met yet."

It seems my first review was deleted. So I will be brief in saying this golf course is dying. I…read moreplayed Smoke Rise in the early 2000s and it was beautiful proud lady if a target golf course. Now, it is a course dying from fairway erosion, poor eroded greens, severe clogged bunker failure almost every hole and a poor cart system that nags you every hole to compensate for the poor cart path maintenance of mud and algea covered paths. The worst course I've played over 40 years and 4 continents. So sad.

Played Smoke Rise last week with some friends. Course was incredible. Fairways were spectacular…read more Challenging, but worth the effort. Went to dinner afterwards and had a world class meal. Staff was great, members I met were really friendly. An All around great experienc.

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.