I am a regular patron of the Alpharetta GA Branch library. It is greatly disturbing, and…read moredisappointing about the ongoing issues with the poor sanitation, public computers and printers. Over the past several visits, I have noticed that the multiple computers are either out of service or functioning intermittently, and the printers frequently experience errors or downtown, and the computer monitor, mouse and keyboards are covered with food, hair, dirt, crumbs, and other unclean things, which makes it difficult for patrons to complete essential tasks such as sanitation, printing important documents, conducting research or applying for jobs. Please keep the public library clean, and the maintained. This is very concerning.

This is a nice library located in downtown Alpharetta. It's a bit on the smaller side but it's…read morestill pretty cozy and I could see myself hanging it out here to study or something. They have a small shop in the front where they sell used books and other media for very affordable prices. They have a few seats in the front of the library to chill as well.

Very nice area in Alpharetta that is very family friendly and well kept. Plenty of places to sit…read moreand lounge and enjoy a bite to eat. The food hall has plenty of options but we brought our food from BB's Bagels and enjoyed a nice meal in the common area. Great selection of restaurants and bars however. My wife and I enjoyed a drink at Butcher and Brew which was nice and my sons enjoyed a soda at the Original Hotdog Factory. The atmosphere is very upscale and comfortable and very attractive. Plenty of things to do and very kind, friendly service throughout with plenty of activities to keep children engaged and entertained. Additionally, there is a wonderful trail close by which is perfect if you have a dog and want to have a nice stroll with your family. Public parking available in a private lot or parking garage where parking is complimentary. 5 stars and two thumbs up!

This is truly a multiverse, you have boutique shops, hotels, restaurants, food hall and a…read moreplayground/ activity area. Halcyon has a little something for everyone. Spending an evening here is easy to do, as well as fun.

Beautiful library inside and out. Guest can use the computers with visitor passcodes. Cheap…read moreprinting as well. Wheelchair access well.

A few people know that library has a seed library . The staff were super helpful. I plan to go back…read moreand visit.

I've come here many times to shop, eat and go to the AMC Theaters. I actually am surprised at the…read morevariety of stores here. However, I'm also saddened at many of the closed off storefronts due to businesses leaving. Lots of parking is available all around the mall. A food court with spacious areas with lots of tables allows customers to find a place to eat without too much crowding, and there is a carousel nearby. It's easy to navigate this mall, and I like it because it has a nice layout that has only two levels that makes it easier for most people to remember where they are and not think, "Where am I" or "Where did I park my car?" North Point Mall was opened in 1993, and renovated in 2003. Since then, most of the mall has been maintained well.

Decent mall, several large anchor stores and the usual other retailers you expect to find.read more

The sole employee working in the Cashier's Office helped me out tremendously when my Apple Card…read morewould not take in the ticket machine. This is not a Ride Store location, the employees here only assist with parking issues. The large parking deck has over 1K spaces, still free for 24 hours or less & $5 per day, including the first day. The station serves local & shuttle bus connections. Walking distance to various businesses, hotels, retail, restaurants & residential living. Part of the Red Line & one of the cleaner stations.

Hated the parking kiosk. Needs better instruction , did not print out a receipt. I had to ask how…read moreto get out. Because it didn't print a receipt. I was told it reads my plate, but I had to present the original parking ticket at the exit so that it would let me out. The 123 steps are in the wrong place to be easily read. and the Credit card slot is too small.

Extremely nice mall. Nice budget friendly and also some high-end shopping options. Food court area…read moreis a little small, but with some good options as well. Great area overall located near other retail shopping locations.

Perimeter Mall is a shopping mall in Perimeter Center, Dunwoody, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, near…read morethe interchange of Interstate 285 and Georgia State Route 400. It is the second-largest shopping mall in the state of Georgia, the largest being the Mall of Georgia in Buford, Georgia. Perimeter Mall is north Atlanta's premier shopping destination, home to over 150 retailers and a spectacular streetscape that features a number of renowned and popular eateries. Located alongside the interchange of Interstate 285 and Georgia 400, Perimeter Mall is one of Atlanta's most accessible luxury shopping malls. Perimeter Mall in Atlanta offers a really enjoyable shopping experience. It's clean, well laid out, and has a good balance of popular stores, upscale brands, and great dining options. The mall has a modern feel with plenty of natural light, comfortable seating areas, and a calm, easy-to-navigate layout. We found everything we needed from clothing and shoes to unique gifts and appreciated the variety of stores, from big names to smaller boutiques. Dining options were also a highlight. Whether you want a quick bite or a sit-down meal, there's something for every taste. The mall felt safe, well-staffed, and maintained, with friendly employees and clear signage throughout. Parking was easy, and the surrounding area has even more to explore if you want to make a full day out of it. Whether you're shopping for something specific or just browsing, Perimeter Mall is a solid choice in Atlanta, GA.

Ciao Alpharetta! You were simply wonderful to me. I had a great year living here and it was well…read morespent :) Come live in a city that has aesthetic streets, diverse population, beautiful parks to have a peaceful life. Nature lovers, bikers, families with kids - Are you hearing me?? Georgia in general is known for it's beautiful parks & waterfalls and Alpharetta is no different. Visit the bustling Avalon mall for nightlife or the downtown for some interesting music and art festivals, the Big Creek Greenway for it's accessible paths that caters to everyone or the Fulton network of libraries to indulge in books or plethora of activities curated by the staff. A very peaceful city to live in & compared to it's neighbors like Roswell, traffic isn't bad at all. Alpharetta also has it's share of a few but good IT companies that is filled with Indians (duh! We're everywhere I know;) ) and a good school district. It's safe to live in and actually a great place to raise a family. Yeah yeah, rents can be high and property taxes can be too but not higher than the national average (I see you Californians :)) Take a chance on Alpharetta, you won't be disappointed :)

Alpharetta Tree Lighting 2017 - what an experience!! I started out with a picture with Santa and…read moreMrs. Claus. What a fabulous couple - looked so authentic! There was a professional photographer taking pictures that could be downloaded for free after the event and you were also allowed to take your own photos. As I was by myself, the photographer was gracious enough to take pictures with my phone for me. The line was about 1/2 hour wait, but it was so worth it. Then I was off to see what complimentary crafts were being offered. Wow, so many choices: popsicle Christmas trees to decorate, small jingle bell bracelets to make, large jingle bell necklaces to make, several different foam crafts to assemble (reindeer, snowman photoframe, birdhouse thermometer, reindeer glasses and more!). While looking at the kids making the crafts I noticed someone with an adorable balloon reindeer and went to find out where they had gotten it. There were two balloon artists that worked their fingers to the bone making the cutest balloons! Many different designs including: reindeer, snowman, Christmas tree, Christmas wreath, Santa hat, turtle, unicorn, giant candy cane, swords, and many more. They were amazing - and the line showed it. I was in line about 45 minutes for my reindeer, but I consider it time well spent! Then I was off to find the marshmallow roasting area. They had several fire pits set up and folks putting marshmallows on sticks for everyone. Truth be told, I went back more than once additional marshmallows. :) The event started at 4:00pm with the tree lighting at 6:15pm. Beautiful big tree on Main Street covered in white lights. I could not even count the number of folks taking pictures in front of - and inside of - the lit tree. I think everyone had a spectacular time. The event was scheduled to end after the tree was lit, but I was not the only one to continue to stay and take part in the merriment well after that. The face painting booth as well as pictures with Santa still had long lines when I called it quits at 6:45pm. I can hardly wait to attend this event again next year!!!