I had an absolutely spectacular time at Medieval Times in Lawrenceville, Georgia! I sat in the VIP…read moresection, and the front-row view was nothing short of breathtaking, an unbeatable vantage that put the action so close you could practically feel the tilt of the lance in every joust. The ambience was electric, with the arena lights washing over the heraldry and banners as the knights rode in with fearless precision. The tournament outcome was a thrilling highlight: yellow red won the tournament in a triumph of speed, strategy, and daring, and the crowd roared with every daring maneuver, making the celebration afterward utterly infectious. Regarding the competitors, the Black White contestant delivered a performance that felt less bold in that round, and that moment resonated with the crowd as a reminder that bravado and risk-taking can be the deciding factors in the arena. The overall experience was delightful and hearty, satisfying food, attentive service, and staff who stayed deeply immersive in their roles, all contributing to a truly immersive, family-friendly escape into a world of chivalry and spectacle. If you can snag VIP seats, you'll get an even more intimate feel for the action. Bring your energy and your cheers, and prepare for a feast of entertainment that will leave you grinning long after the final horn.

We recently went to Medieval Times at Sugarloaf Mills to celebrate 3 of my friends' birthdays. We…read morehad a decent size group of 18 people and had such a fun experience! None of us had ever been before, so we didn't fully know what to expect -- but it ended up being such a memorable Sunday evening. We were able to get the group discount (if you have 15+ guest), and tickets came out to about $57 per person after taxes and fees, which felt reasonable for dinner and a show. We were originally scheduled for January, but had to reschedule due to the two "winter storms" we had -- the process was smooth and hassle-free, which we appreciated thanks to Wendy the Group Ticket Rep. We all decided to dress up, which honestly made the experience 10x more fun. If you're planning to going, I highly recommend getting into character. The show was about 1.5 hours long and kept everyone entertained the entire time. Even though our team lost (still a little salty about that ), the energy, cheering, and crowd involvement made it a blast. The food was better than expected! The chicken was surprisingly juicy, and the corn was actually the standout of the meal. Everything was served hot and fresh. Shout out to our Server i believe her name of Melissa or Melanie. She played along with wondering what "utensils" were when I was using them during the meal. Overall, it was such a fun group outing and perfect for celebrations. Definitely a great experience, especially if you've never been before!

Very packed, lots of food, vendors and good music and shuttles at the Suwanee location.read more

I had heard about this event from the earlier event locations - this is a "pop-up" style market…read morethat moves around Atlanta, typically over a holiday weekend. On this occasion, it was the Memorial Day weekend on 2018.10.5 - 2018.10.07 and the market took place at the North Point Mall at 1000 North Point Cir, Alpharetta, GA 30022, along the side facing the JC Penny's anchor store. This is an outdoor vendor-oriented market featuring imported goods and a huge assortment of food. In Asia markets like these are done at night to escape the heat of the day - typically they go on pretty much all night but of course this US market is a bit more pragmatic. I met a friend after work on the first night (Friday) right when it opened, about 5:00 PM. The market was just getting started so some of the food vendors weren't quite ready and some tents were unoccupied, but this was remedied by the time we left. Admission was $10 but could have been less if we'd bought online prior to the event day - we decided to just pay at the gate. Oh and most of these vendors were cash only so keep that in mind - there are several ATMs but you get to pay those fees. I'd say that the "International" aspect was very well represented by a super diverse assortment of vendors and a crowd to to match. There were the typical saree and handbag sellers plus one booth that had leather jackets. I saw many, many different ethnic groups from all over the world - lots of fun to be had. There's also a stage with music that continued for most of the night with some live local acts and a DJ spinning a broad-time-spanning assortment of well-mixed dance music. But of course the real reason I attended was to sample the food. The food ranged from near-local to far reaching Asian - there were at least two different Lao vendors, Snackboxe Bistro and a Thai/Viet/Lao vendor that served Pad Thai, Papaya Salad and skewers of meat. There were also several Indian vendors including the nearby Dekkan Spice (very good) so a good mix of local restaurants, caterers and food trucks. I saw a couple of Halal places including a whole BBQ goat. We settled on a mix of Thai and Island cuisines, the latter being a veggie and noodle stirfry with teriyaki chicken. I thought both were quite good and less than $10. The Hawaiian rotisserie looked amazing but wasn't quite ready or I def would have gotten the pork ribs or turkey leg. There was also a vegan section with many restaurants within if what I described above scared you. I think there was plenty to sample something unusual and come away full. There were many drink vendors selling lassies and other cold drinks including many fruity drinks. I only saw one beer vendor but it was large and well placed sith several local craft brews - I ended up with a Creature Comforts Tropicalia IPA but also say a Three Taverns sour and a Steady Hand Farmhouse Ale (Saisson) as options. Overall I liked the event but coudn't stay much more than the hour or so (commitments elsewhere) but did have fun while there. The people serving were really nice and accommodating and good about answering questions. It was starting to get crowded so that was my queue to get out anyway - I don't deal with the jostle of the crowds - when my beer gets bumped it's time to leave!

If you're searching for a place to let the kids run around and play without being exposed to the…read moreelements, this is the place for you. With so much to see and do, they are certain for find something fun to do while inside. Reasonably priced for one time or monthly visits, my kids enjoyed their time here bonding with their cousins who frequent this place. Slides, bounce area and more are all in one place. Will be back again.

Would give zero stars if I could and that is a compliment.My kid is adhd meaning hyperactive,places…read morelike this are made for solutions. A place to exercise and play and for parents to not have to worry.I understand I signed a waiver,for equipment liability and fights from kid to kid. What I did not expect was to have an incident with the staff and my kid!. My kid (who is under the age of 10),came to me crying with a red ear,bright red. And staff followed behind him with an ice pack. I asked what happened and they said not only did he fall and hit his ear,it was because the STAFF member pushed him. I asked my son if his head hurt,he said no just his ear.so then I went to the staff member in question and asked what happened (with a family member overhearing on the phone).He said "I pushed him off of me on the STAIRS and he fell BACKWARDS and hit his ear". Granted ok let's be more specific. My son is under the age of seven for privacy reasons I won't say exact age. This staff member was in his twenties pushing a child. Medium length curly blonde/brown hair slim build white man about 5'8.On the stairs. The manager then showed me the video and in the video my son and another kid were playing with this staff member on the stairs like a tug of war game. Completely inappropriate to play on the stairs.in the video my son was trying to get the man's attention and instead of redirecting my son,or calling for somebody to get him to stop playing on the stairs,he pushed him. These are not the kind of people that should work with children. I've known amazing people who work with kids who would run into traffic to protect a child from getting hurt, this was not that. This was the staff hurting children. Not prioritizing safety. I asked for a full refund of our two month remaining membership and they said no I'm just glad he didn't hit his head

This place was very cute and a super fun date idea! Perfect for a family event as well. I had read…read moreabout how packed they can get, so I went 30 minutes after opening and had no wait time. There was a lot of figurines to choose from and they gave you an apron, palette, and supplies to make your figurine customized. They don't have food options but they do let you bring your own food from outside. Drinks are not that great, but I didn't have high expectations for that. We dropped off our figurines and left for lunch (about an hour or so) and when we came back they were ready for pick up! Mine did have some other paint smudged on it but for the experience and how quick it was, I didn't mind.

My friends and I returned to Incha Duck to socialize while painting figurines. We arrived at noon…read moreSaturday when the venue opened and picked out our figurines and checked out with the cashier. She made the greatest suggestion of trying the crème brûlée mocha tea and it was so good. We spent almost 4 hours painting and enjoying our drinks. The place is so clean and organized. By the time we left, the venue was packed. It was a great way to spend a raining day.

Not my style but when I feel disrespected something has to be done…read more I never checked to see reviews or anything about this school and to my surprise the feeling is shared. My wife (thank god, deals with schools and so on but last week when I went to see my daughter in practice after 1 hour or so I had something to take care of out the school and was to go back and pick up my daughter. My wife told me Lori Zamzow is the owner and I went over to let her know that my daughter would miss 2 shows on the 20th and 21st because I had booked in April a family trip to celebrate her 15th birthday. She did not even let me start talking, She ignored me and said to talk to Brooke Burgess (School Director) I said, I was told it was going to be difficult and they both looked at each other but I still went to talk to Burgess. I let her know that my daughter would be missing 2 shows me thinking is the right thing to do but nope, what a mistake, Burgess had no idea on what to do and went back to Lori Zamzow. She came over and told me about the commitment and all on the contract and I said, I understand but when the trip was made I chose the dates I did base on last years show dates (picture of last year schedule attach) She said to me that I need to cancel the trip I said I cant. told me to get my money back, I said impossible. Told me of the contract and I said I understand but I cant re-schedule this trip, ships don't leave at my convenience and I already had made a payment back in April for over 10k. At the end of the conversation I did say that the situation was making my blood boil and I took full responsibility for booking this trip thinking school would be over by the 18th but no, It did not work out that way. After almost 4 years committed to making sure this company gets paid on time, credit card on file for automatic payments and my wife taking my kid there and me after work picking her up what did Lori Zamzow do? she told Brooke Burgess like 20 min after I left the school to call me and she said, can you cancel that trip? Can you get a refund? can your reschedule? NO NO NO, this is a bully that barks because they know they have are kids there and they know how to crush them. She kicked my daughter out of: The Nativity Ballet show The NUTcracker show and all company pieces and future performances . Also, kicked her out her company beginning the next evening Nov 21st. I can understand being charged the $300 dollars If my daughter wanted to quit company, but all of the above looks very personal to me. Someone there also made a treat via email to send my account (1000% on time payments) to collections. what? Email is also attached. To my point, Bully and bark and keep talking and treating people the way you do, The only reason I don't yank my kid out of there is because from something this sad she said to me that she likes her teachers and friends. She will learn soon that when you are a paying client is true that customers are not always right, being a business owner my self, I would never treat someone like that. I told my daughter that this will make her stronger, because if for having a father that wanted to do the right thing and for this company to treat my daughter like that is unacceptable. My understanding is that many parents have pulled there kids out, I want out but my kid at 14 has no idea what a bully is, I do. I will keep supporting my kid no matter what and one last thing, care full if English is not your first language, Some there act like they cant understand you and for some sick sad reason they think is funny. Can you relate ?

Absolutely love SPA. My daughter feels at home here, loves her teachers, and the instruction is…read moreexcellent. Glad we made the move and would recommend them to anyone looking for a dance studio.

I'm a local client of the St. Petersburg shop…read more After a fine first experience (Ron responded promptly to my voicemail, and then quickly replaced my violin's tailpiece and adjusted my soundpost and bridge), my 2nd and 3rd outreaches to him were utter fails. I mean, no response to my phone calls at all. I left another voicemail a week later, and an assistant whom I'd not seen or heard of before, responded (but was unaware and unconcerned about the previous lost call). Ironically, the about-face in Ron came after my expressing an interest in working for him as office manager or assistant there, after seeing how challenged he was overseeing multiple shops, and more, across the Southeast. After all, I'd just left behind lifelong close relationships with a couple violin shops back in California, being a lifelong professional violinist and also a retired financial client manager, who specialized in delivering customer service, including to difficult or high net worth clients. I'm unpleasantly surprised that this shop, so promising at first and so convenient for my needs (as it's only a 6-7 minute drive from home) won't work for me, after all. I'll drive all the way to another violin shop in Tampa for my future violin needs, as they have been responsive, helpful and even proactive in serving me thus far.

Great treatment from all luthiers. I'm very happy with the advice I got and the purchase. I was…read morenervous to buy a new violin at first, but it was a wonderful experience at Ronald Sachs.

This is my first time coming to this theatre and I must say it looks pretty fun down inside and…read moreout. We recently went to see spider man and located in theatre 5 straight back. This is the hottest theatre I have been in. AC works wonderfully in the lobby but this theatre in particular is very warm and muggy. Mind you it was 93 degrees outside on this day. The service was good, it's pretty slow but at least it's fresh. The food, however, was mediocre. It was flavorful but perhaps not something MY tastebuds enjoyed. My husband loved his food though which is why I said it's not for me. I give three stars overall as I feel the theatre could use some....upgrades. Maybe some posters etc and a paint touch up outside. New AC unit in theatre 5.

Love this theater! Usually clean, fast paced, and the staff is nice. Food is good! The seats are…read morenice and big. Not all of them recline though

Kruti specializes in Bollywood/Southeast Asian dance as well as traditional Indian dance…read more My wife decided to sign up for an adult Bollywood class a few years ago and absolutely loved it. So the next step was to get our son signed up (he was 5 at the time). The dance studio is located in Duluth with plenty of parking and a constant flow of parents/kids. But don't think of this as another kids camp - the parents and kids here are committed to learning the art. They have a few dance sessions per time slot and usually operate only on the weekends. Most instructors are current students, which makes it easier (less intimidating) for those learning. While they offer zoom classes if you are traveling, in-person classes are the best to pick up some of the instant feedback and nuances with each step. My son has been enjoying this classes and has even performed at one recital (oh yes, they do a recital every summer for those who sign up for the spring classes). Kruti is a well-run studio. From operations, logistics, planning, and even getting outfits for the recital - kudos to the team. We've liked this place so much that our entire family is now at Kruti leaning some new dance moves. Great way to sweat and mingle with some like minded folks. A++

My name is Archith Seshadri and I am a journalist and yoga teacher based in Atlanta, Ga. I met…read moreShemoni Parekh in college more than two decades ago and was always mesmerized when I saw a Kruti dance performance on stage at our annual Holi shows. Over the years, I've seen the Kruti Dance Academy grow in many ways. They made the wildcard round in NBC's America's Got Talent, performed in a reality TV show called Chak Dhoom Dhoom in India on Colors TV, and paraded through the streets of New York City during the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. So it was only natural for me to fulfil a lifelong dream -- to not just watch such amazing dances but also learn and become part of the dance family. That's why I decided at the age of 39, I would enroll in Kruti Dance Academy just as we were on the tail end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the past few years, I feel much more confident, energized, motivated and comfortable as a dancer on stage -- a skill I never had! The school puts on Broadway quality dance shows every year with finesse, vibrance and flawless execution. I share my own story to inspire other people to never use age as a number to pause your dreams. Kruti Dance Academy has classes in person in Atlanta, GA and also virtual zoom classes where students can join from all over the world. You can also learn just to learn and not worry about performing at a recital. And most importantly, our Adult Bollywood dance class has helped me create some great friends who share a united passion for dance! This past year, I also added Bharatnatyam (classical Indian dance) to the repertoire. If I can juggle a demanding job and a crazy schedule and make time for movement, so can you - cheers to the academy for 30 years of excellence and to many decades more! A huge thanks to Dina Aunty (founder) and Shemoni for the brilliance and artistry -- a wonderful creation (Kruti means to create).