I enjoyed my wheel throwing workshop at ATL Clay Works for the most part. There were two…read moreinstructors, Devanie the cocky one with a slight bad attitude, and the nice lady whose name I cannot remember. The workshop is pretty straightforward. Devanie took about 10-15 minutes to show us basic techniques in regard to manipulating the clay, wheel, tools, and so on. Then we began to work on our own clay with hands on help from the instructors when we were struggling. It's a lot fun and very grounding if you're also there for a spiritual experience. We each got to make 3 pieces which was pretty cool and pick from 4 glaze colors. Once we were finished, we helped clean up. I inquired about enrolling in an 8 week class with the nice lady, and Devanie interjected to abruptly and rudely let me know that the next class session was full. It's not what you say, it's how you say it, and while I showed no specific interest in the next class session, I do feel that there was an amicable way to tell me that the next class is full. What translated in her tone was not a simple share of information, but an indirect direct way of saying that she either did not want me there or she was stroking her own ego. Either way I will not return. I was there to introduce myself to another form of artistry and to spiritually rebalance and she took the harmony right out of that. Initially she said that it would take 2-3 weeks to receive our finished pots. It tools 5 weeks and 2 days. In spite of some of the energy, I am grateful for the experience, and love how my pots turned out!

I was excited to book a pottery class for my fiance for her birthday, but after a last minute…read moreemergency, they proved to be completely inflexible with any sort of rescheduling. They wanted a $45 fee when the class itself is $65, essentially trying to get you to pay for an extra class. Would not recommend this place, I'm sure there are more flexible, customer friendly places in Atlanta

We had the best time making biscuits with Glen! He told us all the secrets to a flakey, flavorful…read morebiscuit (which none of us knew). We had a fun history tour at the market, learned a lot there too! This tour was fun because it wasn't too early or late so having dinner at the market was perfect. For the cost, you get quite a lot! We tried all the best dishes, including a dessert from most vendors inside- huge bonus! Definitely book with Unexpected Atlanta!

Kristen was a great guide and had us laughing and smiling all the time. The biscuit making class…read morewas a lot of fun and something we will do at home too.

Beautiful museum that had a nice variety of exhibits! I was in awe by their mummy exhibit! I've…read moreseen quite a few Egyptian exhibits but never have i seen one with such an extensive view of the mummy process nor have I gotten up close visuals! I was both spooked and in awe lol! I'd recommend checking this museum out if you're in the area. It is relatively small and takes roughly an hour and some change to get through but is very much worth the trip!

This is such a wonderful hidden gem in Atlanta. The Michael Carlos Museum is on the beautiful…read morecampus of Emory University. This museum has three floors of amazing exhibits and beautiful art pieces. I would highly recommend spending a weekend here, you won't regret it!

Are they out of business? Had a trip to Patagonia planned for October 2021 - then suddenly Andrew…read moreand team went dark. No replies to many emails and phone calls. Nothing!!

I put down $1,000 for a Belize trip and never heard from them again. This was after 2 amazing…read moreCosta Rica trips they planned. I am upset that I lost $1,000 and Andreas didn't have the gall to contact me back after many tries. I guess this set int be my way with Latin American travel as I hoped it would be.

This is a great tour! This is my second time but I loved it so much I wanted my husband to…read moreexperience it. You get to try a variety amazing food (with large portions!). I appreciated getting to sample donuts to samosas to a Southern chicken sandwich! Learning the history of Inman Park from a local was great. You could tell she was passionate about it and where she lives. This is an amazing food tour that will leave you full on food and facts!

My nephew was visiting and booked this food tour. I live here in Atlanta and learned so much about…read moreIman Park that I never knew. Our guide Matthew was informative and entertaining. The food was fantastic and we were able to discover some great food and businesses. Book this tour as soon as possible, you won't regret it!

I can't say enough about this place!!! It has become not only my 'go-to' place for gift buying but…read moreit's my daughter's FAVORITE camp she goes to all summer. They offer art, sewing, crafts, etc. They also have girls nights out where they teach classes as well. The women that started GDS are all amazing - Avondale locals with families and a passion for bringing this studio to their neighborhood. I am SO glad they are open and available. If you haven't checked them out, you're missing out!!

This store has a wide variety of unique and beautiful items. However, if the women behind the…read morecounter were trying to give a message that I was not welcome there, they've succeeded. I was taken aback when I was not ever greeted. I wasn't offered any assistance as I walked around. I attempted to engage the women behind the counter when I was paying, but I felt dismissed. I loved the items I purchased, and the decorative environment is charming. I have been there twice. Unfortunately, the poor customer service spoiled the experience each time. I don't plan on returning.

My husband arranged for Rockin Road Trip to take a group of about 20 friends brewery hopping in…read morecelebration of my 30th birthday. It could not have been a more fun party! They were very accommodating and, given that we had rented out the whole bus, worked with us to arrange pick up from our house, visiting two breweries of our choosing (we chose 3 Taverns and Creature Comforts), and drop off at Ponce City Market. The band was really great! There was an awesome drummer and a keyboard player with a beautiful voice. The road trip part was very fun, and kept us laughing with "red light dance offs". We also brought our own alcohol onto the bus, so the party didn't stop once we got on the bus. I would highly recommend Rockin Road Trip for out-of-towners, any kind of celebration, or just a fun way to pass an afternoon!

Our Vikings group had a get together when our team played the Falcons last month. We wanted to do…read moresomething fun and allow the out of town fans to see some of Atlanta. This was the perfect activity! I've been on other 'party buses' before, but this one was different. The live band really got everyone pumped up and the breweries we stopped at had delicious food and tasty craft beer and wine. If you have a group get together planned or just want to try something new, I highly recommend jumping on the Rockin Road Trip bus! It's a great way to not only sample local libations, but also to enjoy fresh tunes with hometown bands! Cheers!

This was such a great tour! We had such fun, it was a lovely way to spend the evening. We had an…read moreearly in the square and walked it off with this awesome tour. The two guides were incredibly nice. There was a great mix of history and macabre. Highly recommend!

This was such a great tour! We had such fun, it was a lovely way to spend the evening. We had an…read moreearly in the square and walked it off with this awesome tour. The two guides were incredibly nice. There was a great mix of history and macabre. Highly recommend!