This particular charging station is located in the Sandy Springs Plaza by the Trader Joe's Andy…read moreCorePower Yoga. There are two of them here, one on each side of the thourough way between driveways.

This place was fun! Lots of eating options as well as a…read moregreat rooftop from where you can see all of Atlanta! The rooftop also has a mini golf and has a few carnival inspired booths, including a metal slide. Ample onsite parking, can be expensive and most places only do contactless payment. In addition to all the eating options, you also have home related stores like west elm and William Sonoma. Il The whole place is about 12 stories high. Has several areas that I'm sure may be rented for private events too.

A market okay!! This area is robust and full of character. There are so many things! Entertainment…read moreand dining and shopping and experiences! Need to wine down? Visit the city winery Want something sweet checkout Van luewellen for some ice cream. Want to stimulate your cranial nerves? Try number 5 at olfactory and make you a scent! This place also connects you to the beltline so you can run or walk off all the eating. They have a lot of parking and lots to choose from here. It's a cute little shopping area.

I've been to this Whole Foods location a few times over the years, and it's exactly what you'd…read moreexpect. Solid selection, clean store, and very on-brand. The regular prices? Definitely on the inflated side--clearly paying for the name and the health-conscious, "better quality" experience. That said, when Whole Foods puts things on sale, they mean it. Those deals hit hard, and that's usually when I show up. Shop smart here and it's worth it; pay full price across the board and your wallet will feel it.

I shop here just about everyday/every other day because the product are typically good…read more UnfortunateLu today one of the checkers and a snarky attitude when I returned an item. The checker, Lakesha, clearly had a problem that I accidentally scanned my Amazon code before she was ready, and complained to her colleague about it in front of me. Instead of this, she could have easily not made it an issue, politely smiled, and requested much nicer that I try again. I worked in customer service in grocery for years, and would have never treated anyone with such an attitude under any circumstance. What a shame.

Tons of eating options from desserts to spicy to Cuban and everything in between…read more Parking is available and after you eat, u can rent a bike and go up and down the BeltLine and discover even more stores and restaurants as well as murals where you can pose and take photos. I saw two that had a piano so u could play something or use it as a prop for ur photo.

Krog Street Market is a converted space that features a wonderful mixture of eateries, and serves…read moreas an awesome stop or jump off point to ATL's beltline. We visited on a Saturday morning and the designated parking at the backside of the building was an outrageous $10 an hour, and reason enough to not return, although I'm guessing one could search out cheaper parking nearby, maybe.

A single charger here at COMPLEX West Midtown, located on the wall in front of the Bold Monk…read moreBrewing. It is free and that is a good thing. There is a designated parking space for using the charger and there was a Tesla parked in it but not connected. It seems that the "while charging only" is not enforced. While you're waiting for the electrons to flow, don't miss Bold Monk. [Review 20052 overall - 651 in Georgia - 1027 of 2023.]

We love a supercharger out of the way! Most times when I charge my car it's in a shopping center…read morearound a bunch of foot traffic. Sometimes a girl wants to eat her chic fil a salad and watch a movie in peace you know what I mean! If you have a Tesla you're familiar with the prices - definitely come to one in off peak hours so your price will be considerably cheaper. This area is clean, and behind a cafe if you want to grab a snack as well

Zero stars if I could. I reserved and solidified a vehicle 2 1/2 weeks ago. All the paperwork made…read moreit through multiple layers and levels of confirmation within the app, finance department, and the local dealership without any issue. I called five days out to make sure everything was in place as I was coming from five hours away to pick up the vehicle. I even got a call the night before from Jeremy asking if I wanted to come in a day early to pick up the vehicle, which I could not do; being 5 hrs away. So one would assume, that the deal was done. All documents reviewed. Right? Wrong. On the day of delivery, approximately 30 minutes prior to my arrival, I got a call from Jeremy explaining that there was a mixup with the paperwork and the address associated with the vehicle. After talking through scenarios and what I felt were reasonable solutions, Jeremy suggested that I instead go to the DMV, the day before holiday, during rush-hour, to try to sort it out on my own. This seemed ridiculous and too time consuming. I asked in the APP, and of Jeremy, for a call from the manager, which I did not get. So I made my way to the dealership for an attempt at in person resolution. I should have cut my losses then, and turned back home. Within minutes of arrival, Jeremy passed me off to Chris who seemed more knowledgeable, and who ultimately granted my request in contacting a manager. This manager Anish, was not on site, but rather hours away in DULUTH (problem number two). After 30 minutes, Chris and Anish's solution was to redo the whole application process, and on the backend try to see if "they" could manually adjust the address. After five hours of waiting, I was presented with new documents, but different terms, for the same vehicle (which I had already paid for) requiring an additional $2000 down, and $30 extra a month. For the same vehicle I had already paid for, parked in a parking spot 50 feet away from me. Charged up, ready to go, with my name on it. Not a different vehicle, not a different model, or upgraded one. The same car, still sitting there. I was told it was a bank issue and that "they" were working through it. But there was no one they could call to expedite. Again hours later, we still had no resolution. I requested another phone call with Anish to give him one last chance to rectify the situation. I recommended just transporting the vehicle five hours away to the Tesla dealership in my hometown, where I could complete the deal in a few days. It would buy all parties time to fix the numbers, and regroup. And I was told that wasn't an option to move a vehicle from one Tesla dealership, to another Tesla dealership. Even though it was already paid for. Really? Tesla/SpaceX send rockets into space, but they couldn't figure out how to change an address without changing the terms of the deal, or transport a vehicle from one dealership to another. And they couldn't figure out how to bypass APP glitches, computer programs, and protocols, to do the right thing for the customer. Instead, in hour six at the dealership, and hour 11 of my day, I threw in the white towel and told them to cancel everything. Beginning my 5 Hour drive home without the vehicle I ordered, confirmed multiple times, and paid for weeks ago. All this over an address in Georgia versus an address in Florida. So much for the Tesla experience. Not only will I not be purchasing a Tesla from Savannah Tesla, but I will not be purchasing a Tesla in general. As they apparently are incapable of overriding applications, protocols, and computer programs. The lack of customer service, communication, oversight, accountability and execution was absolutely mind-boggling. I got a lot of "I'm sorry's" but not one person took accountability for the mistake (on Teslas end, not the customer). And not even a team of people could figure out how to fix it. Think twice before dealing with Tesla Savannah, and Tesla in general. Their process is severely flawed, with minimal human interaction, and minimal ability to override or adjust when Tesla makes a mistake.

Needed a transfer switch for out furnace installed and couldn't be happier. They came out within a…read morecouple of days of calling for an estimate and provided one that was reasonable. I accepted their quote and they called on a Friday and had someone out the next Tuesday. Excellent workmanship. I had an idea of how I wanted it installed, but Adam determined an even cleaner way to do the install! Very happy with them and would use them again for electrical work.

We had an urgent electrical situation at our restaurant and the Socket Doctors had it resolved…read morequickly! Fast, professional and fairly priced. We will definitely be using them from now on for our numerous electrical needs.

I recently stopped by Tesla to inquire about trading in my current vehicle and to learn more about…read morewhat leasing or financing one of their cars would look like. I'll be honest--I always get a little nervous walking into a dealership. As a woman, it can sometimes feel like people assume you don't know much about cars and are more interested in selling you something than actually helping you. Truthfully, if I need technical car advice, I'm calling my dad! So I walked in hoping for genuine information and good customer service. Thankfully, that's exactly what I received. Harry was the associate who helped me, and I can honestly say this was the best in-person car shopping experience I've ever had. At no point did I feel pressured to make a decision or purchase a vehicle. Instead, he took the time to educate me. He walked me through pricing, explained the leasing and financing options, discussed what my credit profile would need to look like, reviewed the value of my current vehicle, and even helped me understand which option would make the most sense financially. It never felt like a sales pitch--it felt like someone genuinely wanted me to make the best decision for my situation. The best way I can describe it is that it felt like talking to an "in-store dad." Someone who patiently answers every question, gives honest advice, and wants you to leave feeling informed instead of overwhelmed. That level of comfort is rare, especially at a dealership. I didn't leave with a Tesla that day... yet. But I did leave with a clear understanding of my next steps and a plan for getting my ducks in a row before coming back. A huge thank you to Harry for making what could have been an intimidating experience feel comfortable, informative, and genuinely enjoyable.

Why install the chargers in a pay parking deck? $4 for 31 minutes. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxread more

I have come to this outlet before with my family to shop; however this time O came with a group to…read moreeat at the Food Court for lunch while attending the Going Beyond Live Priscilla Shirer. The food was fresh and delicious. We ordered from the Mediterranean Restaurant. It was worth the value spent. Anything healthy is always more in cost than junk food or fast food.

I love being greeted when you walk into a store as it shows they are paying attention. The store is…read morealways well lit, the employees are always well dressed, have an upbeat and professional attitude and most importantly they do not follow you around the store. They will ask you what you're looking for and if you need help and if you tell them no, they leave you alone. They have a good selection however you cannot go to an outlet mall and expect to find $1000 item it won't happen.

Charging has limit. It will stop at 80%. Just charge enough to reach home. It might get crowded…read moreduring office hours

Convenient Location: Yes at Lenox Square Shopping? Tons!…read moreFood? Yes, DaVinci Donuts and a food court in the mall Restrooms? In the mall, a bit of a walk. Covered Charging Area? No Window washing supplies? No Car wash? No