Had my daughter's wedding reception at the mill club last weekend and we were beyond happy with the…read morevenue. Everything was handled professionally and the food was delicious! I would definitely recommend Events Catering to anyone looking for a well run, beautiful venue. From the moment our guests arrived to the end of the evening, we didn't have to worry about a thing! Thank you for a flawless event!

I can only speak as a guest here for a wedding, but I thought that venue was pretty and fitting for…read morea group of about 80 people. The area for the ceremony was nice as well, and perfect because rain would not have been a factor. I thought the staff did a good job with handling so many people. The food itself was just okay. I was impressed they had sushi. I didn't love the cake at all, but not sure it came from this establishment. The tables were nicely spaced so you didn't feel on top of one another. Parking was a breeze, and I didn't have to walk far in my heels. I think if you don't have a big wedding party, then this spot might be a good choice. I just hope they didn't do the cake, because that was dry and disappointing!

Review of Roswell Historic Hall: A Bride's Nightmare…read more I am deeply disappointed and frustrated with the service provided by Roswell Historic Hall during our wedding reception on April 27, 2024. Our experience was far below the expectations set during our initial meetings, leading to numerous issues that marred what should have been a joyous occasion. Shuttle Service: The shuttle service was a disaster. Despite scheduling pick-up times, the shuttle was over an hour late. Elderly guests, some requiring walkers and canes, were left standing for long periods. Many guests ended up walking to the venue, crossing Alpharetta Highway, which was unsafe and unacceptable. Additionally, several groups of guests waited over an hour for the shuttle to leave after the event, with the driver nowhere to be found. My father and other guests had to personally search for the driver behind the bar multiple times. Police Officer & Staff: Despite paying $500 for a police officer, no officer was present. This was a clear breach of our contract, and I demand an immediate refund. Initially, there was no bartender at the cocktail service, leaving guests to serve themselves. My friend had to ask for help with the margarita machine, only to be told to calm down when she needed assistance. The waitstaff were largely absent, choosing to hang out in the kitchen and tent area instead of serving guests. Food and Beverage: The quality and quantity of the food were extremely disappointing. The charcuterie display was tacky and insufficient for our 160 guests. Many guests, including my daughter, went hungry. The cocktail hour spread fell far short of what was promised. I had to ask for more food to be put out, which should not have been necessary. The champagne toast was another fiasco; I had to text you to start opening the champagne despite our prior discussion. Decorations and Cakes: The cookie table was not placed as agreed and was nearly empty when I checked it. I had to restock it myself, which is unacceptable. The cakes were displayed without any decorations, and the cake topper was not placed until I did it myself. The cake was not distributed to guests, resulting in a $700 loss as many guests did not receive any, and we had no leftovers to freeze for our anniversary. Organization: Throughout the evening, I had to make numerous phone calls and texts to address issues that should have been managed by your team. My husband and I repeatedly had to go behind the bar and kitchen to locate servers and items, causing unnecessary stress and disrupting the flow of the evening. You even approached me several times to ask if you could leave, despite knowing the event was not going well. Overall Experience: In summary, the level of service provided during our wedding was unacceptable. It tarnished what should have been a beautiful day and caused unnecessary stress and disappointment for us and our guests. The numerous failures in meeting the agreed-upon expectations have led me to demand a 30% refund of the total amount paid, which is $5,310. I expect a prompt response and resolution to this matter. I strongly urge you to address these issues to prevent similar experiences for future clients. This was supposed to be one of the most memorable days of our lives, and the service provided by Roswell Historic Hall was a complete failure. Message me if you'd like to discuss my experience.

We recently had our wedding at this venue, and had a great experience! Mahi was always incredibly…read morehelpful, and coordinated all of the food and decoration for the event. We contacted her about a year in advanced, and she was absolutely critical in minimizing the stress of planning for the wedding! Our families and guests are deeply grateful for all the effort she put into making sure the venue looked beautiful! We are excited to get the pictures soon and reminisce on a fantastic day in our lives! Thank you for everything!

Amazing space and atmosphere! Lele is an amazing owner that is very tentative to your needs. Will…read moredefinitely recommend this event space to others

I attended the soft opening this past week and had a blast! The venue is immaculate! The vendors…read morewere 10/10! The owner treats you like family. I've already booked my upcoming event on the website!

I cannot say enough amazing things about The Slate Room. After my original venue canceled on me…read morejust a week and a half before my event, I was in a full-on panic. I reached out to The Slate Room the next morning and was blown away by how easy and seamless the booking process was. Not only did they have availability, but the space ended up being even better than my original venue in every way. The location is prime, the pricing is more than fair, and the space itself is absolutely stunning. It's the perfect outdoor-hybrid setup and worked flawlessly for my party. Josh and Chavien were incredibly professional, kind, and transparent about everything from the very beginning. They walked me through all the features of the venue, answered every question I had, and made sure I felt fully supported. What really stood out to me was the level of care! Josh even came back the morning after my event to help a guest who thought they had left something behind. That kind of thoughtfulness is rare and so appreciated. Thanks to The Slate Room, what could have been a stressful disaster turned into one of the best nights ever. I truly believe my party was better because it happened here. If you're looking for a beautiful, flexible venue with great energy and even better people, this is the one. I will recommend The Slate Room every chance I get. They absolutely saved my celebration and took it to the next level.

I came for a private event & overall a good venue, which offers inside & outside usage…read more Unfortunately, the inside which was separated by a curtain, was not comfortable as the A/C was off & seating was sparse. The catering (outside vendor) was also located inside & dropped the ball on many aspects...with no fault of the Slate Room. I have never seen a large table covered in saran wrap serving as a charcuterie board with no serving utensils, mini plates & the much need for Hand Sanitizer. I digress to the outside, aside from the covered patio with sofas (they need to be replaced), picnic tables & a few chairs, the seating layoff were off. Now, depending on the packages - perhaps different setups with furniture &, etc may be offered. The parking logistics were very unpleasing. The parking space is shared, so 1st come 1st park. The neighboring businesses have parking spaces yet with the security outside they will let you know if you can park there or direct you somewhere else & with a small trek. The concept is great, yet the logistics could use some tweaking.

Beautiful venue and responsive hosts. 10/10 highly recommended. The venue looked as if it were…read moreartfully crafted by a renowned architect.

Gorgeous event space with a stunning courtyard! Attended a fall wedding and the colors of the…read moreclimbing vines were magical. There is also a beautiful, dramatic wooden staircase inside where the ceremony was held. Still swooning over it all!

I was passing through Atlanta on Sunday, on my way home from a wedding, and I decided to stop in at…read morea church. I had researched the previous night where I was going to attend. I found St Paul's and about 3 others that I was debating between. St Paul's got the nod due to its close proximity to The Varsity. :) Anyhow - so I arrive, and the parking situation is a little interesting, if you don't know what you're doing. It looks like people just park on the street or in the small parking lot they have (which will fill up quick if you don't get there early). I parked at a sign store across the street - there was a sign in the front that said "St Paul's Parking." That was easy enough. I walked in and was greeted by a lady handing out the order of service. She was very kind. I proceeded to my seat and was approached by one of the pastors. He was very kind, asked me where I was from, why I chose to visit, etc. I would end up having this conversation several more times. Everyone was very friendly and engaging. Re: the service - the service was fantastic. It was a neat mix of modern and old - old in that they use a historic liturgy with read & response. Modern in that the music was largely written in the last 25 years. The culture was casual. People were dressed in jeans. That's how I came and I fit right in. Some people wore ties, though. You could tell that the membership couldn't care less what anyone wore. One of the neatest things about this church, I think, is the way they minister to the homeless. They invite them in, giving them food and drink, and they sit through the service (probably to get warm or to get cool). I also like how St Paul's doesn't segregate the homeless. They allow them to sit wherever they would like. Treat them like they would anyone else. That is fantastic, and it tells me the church is taking the book of James to heart. The message that the pastor presented was a very challenging one on idolatry, and he applied it from Daniel 3, with Nebuchanezzar building the giant gold statue. Great application and Biblically centered. I also really enjoyed how diverse the church was - a mix of races and cultures within the body. Felt like I was back at my old church in London. It was really neat. Given my experience at St Paul's, I'd rate it a 5 star church. It's beautiful, it's welcoming, it's Biblically sound, it's compassionate, it's helpful to those in need... And all of these things make it a place that is God honoring. If I lived in Atlanta, I feel like I'd found my church home. But I don't, so I'll just have to settle on visits when I'm passing through.

This church is where the Abbey used to be. So the service is held where the dance floor was. I…read moreguess it made sense for St. Paul's to buy that building (thanks to a huge donation from one of its members). The Abbey was a church-themed restaurant/club back in the day. So they didn't have to change the decor much. I wonder if Sister Louisa's Church of the Living Room & Ping Pong Emporium turns into a church, they can just reuse the same decor. St. Paul's is part of PCA, Presbyterian Church of America. And they follow the Reformed theology closely. You should brush up on your Five points of Calvinism if you want to come here. So if you find yourself visting this church, it means you were pre-destined to visit it. Chris Robins seems like a cool Pastor. I love his sermons. He is a great speaker and seems to know his theology well. His sermons seem more exegetical instead of topical. I do love it when Pastor Robins does his sermon series on the various books of the Bible. He seems funny and loves to go into detail about every passage. For instance when he did his series on Romans, he preached on every single word. I think we stayed on Romans 1:1 for several weeks with him describing everything and anything he can think of every word in that passage. I think it also took him a whole year to go through Deuteronomy. One complaint some people had is that the church service follows a strict ritual. They recite the Apostles' Creed, Westminster Catechism, and so on. I didn't mind that though. Their worship is not a rock band or a choir. It's just some mellow songs and sometimes hymns. They have communion every week. It's one of the few places I've been to that actually serve wine for communion. Other places usually serve grape juice. So if you want to get your wine fix on Sunday morning, you can come here. Speaking of wine, this church actually doesn't mind serving alcohol during their functions. I think they had a dance party or something one time (hey they used to be the Abbey, so why not?) and they served alcohol. But I'm not 100% sure on that since I didn't go to that party. Since they're located in the middle of Midtown on Ponce, they do a lot to minister to the homeless people. St. Paul's also welcome anyone, including the homeless people, to the service, so you might see a lot of homeless people in the pews, sleeping through the sermon. Because of the homeless people around and in the church, I know some people might be uncomfortable to be around the "undesirable" ones. The congregation is well mixed. Along with the homeless people, they have a good mix of races and nationalities. It's also one of the few churches that felt the people acted real. Most of the people there seemed genuine and didn't try to put on a stereotypical, nice, Christian person facade. Well, I'm sure they still do, but it felt less so here, than with other churches.

Not sure why this place has only three mediocre reviews from 6 years ago, but we just held our 50th…read moreNorth Springs High School reunion and it was perfect. We all grew up on and in the Chattahoochee River and there was a least one "senior skip day" many of us floated the river. The staff at Roswell River landing were pleasant accommodating and easy going. Even the mandatory Roswell police officer was helpful and friendly. The venue is reasonably priced, no need to rent tables and chairs and it provided just the right atmosphere for old friends to reconnect and talk, walk out by the river and recall our glory days in Sandy Springs, jumping off the cliffs and floating the Hooch. This place is a gem. Parking may be a little tight as they only have around 60 dedicated spaces but everything else worked out well for us. Thanks Roswell.

"If your reviews are sounding like essays, start a blog. I can't read your life story on my phone…read morebefore ordering from the menu." [Time & Date of visit]: All day event / 7-10-15 [Party Size]: Wedding event with 100+ guests [Location/Ambiance]: The location is right on the edge of the chatahoochee river, so if any couples are planning their weddings on the weekend; Just hope your wedding photographer can photoshop any kayake-rs / canoe-rs / tubers out, if they happen to be in the shot. Also, the actual building itself shares a portion of the lot with a Tubing / kayak rental company. This location is catered to smaller weddings. The lot fits a good amount of cars, but is no way a walmart parking lot. Inside: I would say quaint and slightly rustic. It's been a while since they renovated the paint and carpet. Centered before the hall is a 4 way open gas fire place. There's a small upstairs loft section that can fit maybe 2-3 large round tables up top on each end and maybe a kids table section in the middle. The wedding I DJ'd for, actually had the side photographer doing a photo booth upstairs. Good thing that along each wall is a good number of outlets, with out having to run extension cords all over the place. There's a small kitchen with a good amount of counter space for any caterers to prep. Which includes the following amenities; Two ovens, microwave, ice machine, double basin sink, and a refrigerator. Rest rooms consist of a men's and ladies' on one hallway, with a unisex / handicap close to the kitchen. I wouldn't call it a family rest room as there isn't a diaper changing station. The dance floor area is pretty small, so they moved me upstairs once the reception started. Outside: Google images shows that a lot of couples perform the ceremony part on the patio section over looking to the chatahoochee. For this part I was section right near the corner of the outside building with two available outlets to provide power for my DJ equipment and speakers; which consisted of a 4 ft table and two 15" PA speakers on speaker stands beside me just for size reference. After the ceremony and transition to cocktail hour, there were a good amount of space for banquet tables, high tables for just placing drinks, and a bartender station. [Service]: I was only the DJ so I did not join any of the meetings between the bridal couple and the management. Though they only rent out tables and chairs which you can see the prices and description on their site. But the caterers had to bring their own table cloths and such. As for noise, the city of Roswell has a noise ordinance that limits any events for this area to end at 12 am. As the wedding party was gathering everything up, the management team started to put up all the tables and chairs. Try not to forget anything, cause they are pretty quick on locking up and heading home. {Summary}: With the new rights that allowed other types of couples to get married, I would say that this location is great for any small weddings. This location also provides a good scenery for sunset photos. I believe that if an event such as a wedding, it's about $600 for rental and $500 for a refundable deposit for weekdays; M-Thur. And weekends are $1100 with also a $500 refundable deposit.

I really enjoyed my first event. It was amazing drum circle! I was really excited to go back!…read more However, the next circle I attended addressed politics. The ladies that ran it brought it up. A few attendees joined in with similar sentiment. It completely ruined it for me. I could see a couple of disappointed faces in the circle. I considered going back and labeling it a one-off. Today I got their events email. It started with politics and actions to take. I'm sorry, I cannot recommend this place if they will bring that energy for "healing" regardless of what side of the fence you are on. It should be left at the door. Consider yourself warned.

It's a community of healers. I go to receive individual counseling. They've helped me through some…read morereally tough times and words can't express how impactful this has been to my life.