Fun place to bowl if you're not a pro and don't mind string pin blowing. My friends and I had fun…read more The food was decent. The drinjs were strong. The prices are reasonable. Some of the equipment is outdated. Weekend evenings are packed so we waited a while for a lane, but there's plenty to do while you wait. All and all, we had fun

It's the best! Got my summer pass! Always clean and great service! The arcade is awesome and so is…read morethe food!

The Museum of Flight is really is a hidden gem for anyone, of any age, who's curious about…read moreairplanes, history, or just the magic of flying. You won't find huge exhibit halls here, but that's part of the charm -- it's a place where you can get up close to the aircraft, peek inside the cockpits, and hear the stories behind them. The whole experience feels personal and hands-on, making it easy to appreciate how aviation has touched the world. Many of the docents have stories to share that they experienced first hand. If you're exploring northwest Georgia and want something a little different, this museum is well worth the stop.

Lots of artifacts related to many wars since flight began. Indoor and outdoor viewing areas at two…read morelocations in Rome and Dallas ,GA.

Incredible day on the golf course. I stacked a team with Evan Thompson - Golf Social Media Super…read moreStar and PGA Tour Caddie Luke Hopkins. Oh yeah, and jujutsu black belt, and main homeboy Brian Logan It was fun to bet he c player on such a great team. We took the W tournament run by my great friend Slate Fluker to benefit the Riverwood High School Football Team. Indian Hills country club is an amazing place. The staff is excellent. They really treated us wonderfully with great generosity and excellent organization. A very well run tournament with a great food to follow. There are 39 hole courses stretching through this historic East Cobb neighborhood. Cool houses and great looking holes out there. Some of the holes are blind dog leg shots with layup options or hitting bombs over the trees. The greens were slow, but rolled really pure and we were obviously able to make a lot of putts. Apparently, there is a five-year waitlist at this golf club and for good reason. Located right there in Indian Hills neighborhood convenient to all of the residents of East Cobb. The cost to join here has to be significantly less than Cherokee town and country club. Quality plays some glad I finally had the opportunity to play it .

I'm not a member. This review is regarding the July 4th weekend fireworks held on July 3rd. We…read morejust happened to be driving by and noticed the gathering on the lawn, which appeared to be open to the public. We took care of our errand at Home Depot and came back / found parking and found a spot on the greens about an hour before dusk. Kids were playing everywhere and out little one loved it. The fireworks started and lasted for a good 15-20 minutes. It was a spectacular setting! Our little one was viscerally moved by the fireworks by trying to grab them out of the air. Afterwards we walked back to the car and along the way neighboring homeowners kept the show alive with additional fireworks overhead. How fun! Lucky we went too before July 4th ended up being rained out with t-storms and lightning. Can't wait to come again next year.

A good bowling experience. The staff was very helpful with my son needing the bumpers. The place is…read moreclean, you get plenty of bang for your buck in terms of lane time. Doesn't have the frills of other places, but that's what I was looking for.

Has a fantastic Pro-shop needed a bowling ball repair. Replace finger tip grip that had become…read moreloose. Fix it no problem and affordable repair.

Stilwell Theater is a theater located at Kennesaw State University where drama/theater students and…read moresometimes faculty perform. The theater has a great intimate feel (it seats about 320) and fantastic acoustics. Parking: Free parking is available. Lots C, D and E are conveniently located near Stillwell theatre. For weekday and weeknight visits please allow plenty of time for parking during these high volume times. Weekday visitors should always park in the visitor area of Lot B. If you're a theater junkie like me then you would enjoy some of the high quality productions put on here by the students. I have fond memories of coming here as a high school students and working on some of the summer productions here. (I remember we ate tons of snacks constantly and drank an ungodly amount of mountain dew...) If you go towards the back you can see framed posters from their past productions. If you are interested in seeing some of the fantastic productions click here https://arts.kennesaw.edu/theatre/performances/performances.php

We spent an amazing Saturday morning at The Rest Spot…read more Coffee, fruits, yougurt, pastry, bagels, and cheese were served in a beautiful setting. Fine china added a very classy touch for our enjoyable breakfast. I have to admit, that I overindulged on the pastry. (We only live once.) If you are looking for a spot to slow down, and to recharge, this is a peaceful and aesthetic place for busy women to do so. From the moment l walked in, I felt an instant sense of relaxation. Check this place out and treat yourself or a friend for a wonderful experience.

As I lay in the incredibly comfortable bed in the Mental Suite at The Rest Spot, I wonder why there…read moreare only 5 reviews in Yelp. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm happy that this spot isn't over crowded...but at the same time...are you ok, ladies?? Get yourself some "me" time stat! You know you need it. I use the respite lounge and cafe often (unlimited access with your membership), but sometimes I need a little extra rest and I book myself a suite so that I can do what *I* want to do. I read or nap or journal or just enjoy a full 90 minutes where no one needs me and I can relax. The staff is INCREDIBLE. They are so kind and helpful. They always have my favorite snacks and really make me feel welcome and comfortable. Ladies, you really need to be a part of this. Scheduled a free tour or come to the Thursday night happy hour to check this place out with no commitment. You deserve it.

My family and I travel around the east coast visiting classic arcades whenever we can. Portal…read morePinball Arcade is just okay compared to many other arcades. Let's start with the good. They have a decent variety of pinball machines. They also have classic arcade games. They offer a variety of beers and snack which is nice. They also have lots of seating and stools. Stools are great because you can play while you sit which is great. Now for the bad. If you're looking for a classic arcade feel this is not the place. It's so quiet! Really all we heard was the ambient music (80s-90s hair bands which I love) but not why I'm here. Classic arcades are filled with the sounds of the games. Sadly there was little of that. Many of the video games had volume so low we couldn't hear them at all. The ones we could we had to strain to hear it. Also the upkeep of the games was not great. The terminator gun didn't work well at all, QBert was down, The Simpsons was down, dig dug was down. Star Wars was a 1-up system you can buy at Walmart and worn out, terrible experience. Many of the joy sticks were in need of maintenance as well. The Neo-Geo was not a MVS but rather a poor emulator that had color problems and terrible video tearing plus awful audio. Let's talk about the pinball machines. Most were modern machines that are still available for purchase. I saw a couple older ones but there was no information provided about the age. Overall this just okay. Many of the machines are not taken care of and this really ruins the experience for gamers.

A good, enjoyable experience…read more As most here have noted, it's a fairly large room in a strip joint; the glass walls are darkened so you can see the lights in the machines better, and it sets a fun atmosphere. $12 an hour, $25 for an all-day pass. I don't know if they have monthly or annual memberships. Great games. They have some really old pinball machines, like Creature from the Black Lagoon and Twilight Zone, and they have fun new ones with animated screens (King Kong and Jurassic Park). They also have skee ball and maybe fifteen old arcade games (Mortal Kombat, Mario, etc.). I'd say maybe 15% of the pinball machines don't work, for whatever reason, but I think they rotate them out. Staff was warm and helpful. I think they don't allow outside food and drink, but they sell Cokes and snacks. Other customers were pretty kind and respectful; you might have to wait for a machine while someone else plays it, but people were good about not hogging any one machine for long. All age groups were present, from 7 to 70. Would recommend. If you have the time, I'd suggest two hours; we did one hour and didn't get to do everything we wanted to.

One of the best golf courses in the city of Atlanta. The grill, pool, tennis and more make for an…read moreaccommodating family experience as well. We moved in the Pinetree Neighborhood a few years ago from West Cobb and have thanked the Lord everyday since. I highly recommend either moving into the area and or joining the country club for tennis, golf, pool and social engagement. Well managed at every Level

Our family loves Pinetree! Have been members for more than 10 years. Great staff, love the food,…read morelots to do. I don't golf but we're always at the pool in the Summer. Highly recommended!!