It was a buddy's birthday so we had dinner and came here for a show. All 3 comics were tremendous,…read moreand we were seated just moments before the show started. The service is very good here, considering it's a crowd of 300 in a small space. Alberto took our order for drinks, and we had a couple and enjoyed the evening. Service was great. The only issues I had was surrounding the bathrooms, it's two unisex "one-ers" and the line can get long. Afterwards we walked thru the diner doors and I bought a couple cookies for two of our group. According to them; they were great! Hopefully I'll be back soon for some more shows.

Food is ok from Landmark Diner. Ambiance is typical comedy club. You need to screen shot the seats…read moreyou choose because they will sit people in your seats and reassign you before you get there. BE AWARE

Food was pretty warm. The fries were especially lukewarm. They were salty which I loved. Music was…read moregreat. Shots/drinks took forever. Couples were there. The dancing girl was there. The birthday girl was there. The gay men were there. It was pretty live. A location for almost everyone. It was hard to get a Lyft from here. The later we stayed the more people came. The bathroom wasn't very clean and the mirror was broken. I'm pretty sure the sink was broken.

Truth Restaurant and Lounge is THE spot! They have one of the best Happy Hours in Atlanta as well…read moreas hookah specials for those who enjoy hookah. Food is incredible, has an Asian flare. My personal favorite is the Buffalo Chicken Dip and Spinach Dip with FRIED WONTONS! Drinks are always good and strong. Service has its days unfortunately whether it's good or bad. Haven't been back in a while because we came a large group of people about 30 for a birthday party. Half of us arrived at 7. The entire place was pretty empty and the service suffered because they only had ONE server for a large party. Had to get the manager involved to receive better service from the staff. Ambiance is still fun, but restaurants MUST work on their service. The food and drinks are consistently good at Truth, but having to deal with the lack of service will ruin the entire experience.

Parking: FREE and they have valet parking available Get a…read moretix from Eventbrite The Red Sample Band performed for about 2 hours and they were Dope, I haven't heard them in a minute. The Djs Spinning on the 1's & 2's Frank Ski & DJ PNut played nothing but great music for the Grown & Sexy Crowd to dance all night. Definitely lots of dancing & line dancing. You already know they played 'Where dem Fans At & The Tamia Dance, surprisingly they also played The Wobble & The Electric Slide. Drinks & Food were delish, a must try is the Grilled Vegetable Pasta. The servers & hookah girls were mediocre. You will wait and they will forget items you ordered and you will wait some more for them to return with the missing items. ‍ We had a great time shutting the club down. Definitely a go to spot for people 30+, no YN's allowed. And yes we will be returning. UPDATE: They also have a Sunday Brunch. #soholoungeatl #sohokitchenandcoxktails #happybirthday #leoseaaon #theredsampleband #theredsample #livemusic

I went to Soho Lounge for a girls' night with friends and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised…read more I am usually a little hesitant about lounges but this is easily one of the better ones in the Atlanta area. Parking One of the first things I appreciated was the parking situation. You actually have options here. Valet was twenty dollars which I chose, or you can park for free yourself. A lot of lounges make you pay for parking so I thought this was a nice touch. Atmosphere and Seating I found the lounge through a quick Google search and was drawn in by the fact that they had both a live band and the legendary DJ Frank Ski performing that night. The vibe is definitely mature with people dressed in linen suits, nice dresses and heels. I did not make a reservation and arrived about forty five minutes after opening. At that point the bar was already full and the only free option was a shared section for walk-ins. Honestly it worked out well. The section easily fit twelve to fifteen people and we had more than enough space. I strongly recommend making a reservation if you want your own table. Food and Drinks The menu is pretty limited but I split the seafood plate with a friend. It came with fried catfish, shrimp, and potato rounds. Everything was hot, well seasoned, and came out quickly. For drinks I had two French 75s with cognac and they were made perfectly balanced and smooth. Service Our server Taya was wonderful. She was attentive, friendly, and patient with all of our questions. The only hiccup was with the hookah service. On the refill the hookah was not pulling correctly and it took a little back and forth before they swapped it out. Once it was fixed we were good to go. Overall Between the live entertainment, great drinks, solid food, and attentive service I had a really good time. I would definitely come back, especially with a reservation in place.

That's a very useful tip to include because the parking price difference is significant. I'd add it…read morenear the end like this: I recently visited Center Stage Theater on two separate days for the Claressa Shields vs. Kaye Scott fight events--Thursday for Media Day and Friday for the official weigh-ins--and the venue was a great setting for both. Center Stage has a really cool atmosphere that works especially well for an event like boxing. It feels intimate enough that you're close to everything happening, but still has the professional feel you want for a major media event. From a media perspective, I appreciated being able to experience the venue on back-to-back days and see how well the space transitioned between Media Day and the weigh-ins. The staff was welcoming and professional, and everything felt organized throughout both visits. With fighters, trainers, promoters, photographers, videographers, media, and guests all moving around, organization can make a huge difference, and the venue handled the activity well. I also really liked the character of the theater itself. It doesn't feel like a generic event space--it has its own personality and creates a great backdrop for photos and video, especially during something as energetic as a boxing weigh-in. One tip I would definitely give anyone planning to visit is to check the parking apps before paying at the kiosks. I was able to find parking for $21 for the entire day through an app, while paying directly through the parking kiosk was $14 for only three hours. If you're going to be at Center Stage for several hours, especially for an event, using a parking app can save you quite a bit of money and keep you from having to worry about your time running out. Being there for the Claressa Shields vs. Kaye Scott Media Day and weigh-ins gave me the opportunity to experience Center Stage Theater in a completely different way, and I came away impressed. Two days, two different events, and a great experience both times. Definitely a venue I would be happy to return to for another boxing, entertainment, or media event.

As I was doing some research about this venue, I was particularly interested in the parking…read moresituation. From what I read, there were a few different options. The venue has a parking lot directly under the property. Other options mentioned include an office building across the street and a hotel next door. As we approached the venue on W. Peachtree street, I saw a parking attendant waving a flag encouraging patrons to use the venue parking. I followed his encouragement and took that sharp left down the ramp. As my research reported, it was tight and congested. I had to drive down at least three different levels to find an open spot. I paid for my parking at one of the machines positioned around the parking deck. It was the usual; enter your license plate and pay with a credit card. It was fairly reasonable at $20 for 9 hours. I saw a few people waiting and waiting for an elevator that never arrived. Your best bet is to walk up the path that you drove down to get to the theater. When we made it to the top and the front entrance a staff member asked if we were drinking, checked our IDs and placed a bracelet on our wrists. Once we entered, walked past security and through the metal detectors doors, we made it to the lobby area. A full bar was right in front of us and we joined the fast moving line. They had about 5 - 7 beer options. I ordered the Scofflaw POG Basement IPA and Wifey ordered the Yuengling lager. We scooped up our beers and went to find our seats. There were staff members everywhere to help. We found our seats and settled in for the show. This is a mid-sized venue and there is not a bad seat in the house. We thoroughly enjoyed the almost 2 hour show and the artist sounded great. As the show wrapped up we headed to the restroom where we both had to stand in a line, but it was fine and the bathrooms were clean. Wifey had a longer line than I did, of course. While waiting I was able to snap a few more pics. We headed back to the parking lot which took us about a half hour to reach the street level. Overall, we had a very good experience at Center Stage and would return for another show. 3.5 - 4 Rating

Great variety of comedians and great crowd,and the headliner are hilarious. Not a dollar to get in…read morebut worth every dollar!

One of my favorite AMC locations in Atlanta. It's conveniently located off of highway 20 and there…read moreis free covered parking. They typically show new mainstream movies, however some of the more independent films don't show here and I have to drive out to the Morrow/Jonesboro area. Staff is typically friendly and the theatre is clean. Seats are very comfortable and depending on the theater the seats have a heated option, and all recline. I also like that you can walk around the Madison Yards area for dinner, coffee, shopping, or a sweet treat before or after the movie.

Nice theater at memorial. Seats recline and are heated. Food and cocktails for purchase. Service…read morewas slow but we were early so it worked out. Definitely order tickets in advance. Parking is a bit tight. Publix underground has a few more spots.

Great atmosphere and good people. It is definitely a vibe for the grown and sexy! Great service.read more

Every Thursday there's an open mic comedy show at 291. The food is good, the comic are hilarious,…read morethe crowd is nice, and the service is impeccable! We have an amazing time and I highly recommend ya'll to come join the fun?

We visited from out of town and had a really great time! There were a couple of "insider" Atlanta…read morejokes but most of the evening was accessible to anyone/everyone. Fun to just grab a drink at the little bar and enjoy. We caught the last night of "Bedside Manor" and laughed so hard at some of the jokes and bits. Iron Taint forever!

We (group of 4) decided to indulge our craving for improv. I hadn't been in far too long…read more This time they were putting on a play. A quasi-musical. The service was good and funny. Our tickets included a different drink for each act. Four in all. They were served by members of the cast in full costume. The play was an evening showing early in the run. Still working out kinks. Who knew? Good improv hides most "gaffes" but no one cared about the foibles. We had so much fun. We laughed and laughed with the rest of the crowd. Great atmosphere that night. I recommend any type of show there. They have classes too. We're mulling them over. I need courage.