Just had the BEST chill happy hour at Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar and I totally get why people love…read morethis place. The vibe is cozy but still upscale -- like a mountain lodge right in the middle of the city. Perfect if you're coming from shopping around Perimeter or just want a laid-back spot with really good food. Everything we ordered was fresh and flavorful, but what really stood out was how welcoming the atmosphere is. It's one of those rare places where you can bring friends, kids, or even go for a casual date and it still feels like a great experience. Service was friendly, attentive, and made the whole meal even better. You can tell the staff actually cares about making sure guests enjoy themselves because I have two 1yr olds with me and still got to enjoy adult life. If you're in the Perimeter area Eli the waiter and Colby hooked a mom up and looking for a place that has great food, good energy, and a menu with tons of options, this spot is definitely worth trying. I'm always exploring great restaurants around Atlanta and sharing honest reviews. Follow me if you want to discover more hidden gems and family-friendly spots around the city!

Just a little update on my review from the Lazy Dog. I decided to host my Bookclub meeting there on…read moreMonday. They really accommodated us by putting two tables together in a different area of the restaurant and not as close to the front door because it was freezing outside. We really enjoyed our time there. The house bread was a hit! There was only one hiccup, though my food never came out, which I had ordered the Mediterranean chicken bowl and then when it came out, it really wasn't nothing there. I asked for my tomato cucumber salad to be on the side. It never showed up the chicken on there is maybe about four pieces very small nothing to really work with so I just enjoyed some dessert and called it a night. I'm glad that the manager did not charge me for the bowl because it really was not worth it. I'll give them another try but I really had high hopes. I'm glad the guests with me enjoyed their meal and of course brussels sprouts is always a plus thanks lazy dog. See you again Lazy Dog!

This was our first visit here; saw it a few times as we drove by…read more Decided to stop here and try out Happy Hour after my outpatient surgery (before the pain meds wore off!) ;-) We arrived at about 3:30 pm today (Friday). We were immediately welcomed by Jason and seated. He was also our server. Jason made some recommendations as he took our soda orders. We were early so was pretty quiet. However, it was picking up when we left around 4:45 pm. We decided to try several happy hour appetizers to test out the food. We got Maple Bacon (Oh My!), cheesy bread, lemon pepper tater tots and my spouse got the Happy Hour burger. The manager surprised us with some BBQ chips. D was very personable and engaging with us. The food came out quickly. It was very delicious...my spouse says the burger is amazing when you add the maple bacon to it. Happy hour portions and prices are very good. The only suggestion is to verify your check. They bring a pay device that shows your amount. I paid the bill and Jason asked if I wanted a printout. I said yes because I scan them into a rewards app. When looking at the bill, I noticed that the happy hour burger charged at full price. We were heading out to get me home but I mentioned it to Jason so they could fix the system. He offered to get manager to refund but I politely declined as I needed to get home; besides we had a great inexpensive meal. We will definitely be revisiting Lazy Dog many times in the future. Highly recommend the team, food and restaurant.

The service was extremely poor, the waitress was clearly very sick, coughing on her hands, and…read moreextremely unresponsive. We had to continuously ask for water/refills, had to flag her down when we were ready to order. When the food came out, a lot of it was very cold. I likely won't be back.

I've been to Lazy Dog locations in Nevada before, so I knew going in that this multi-location…read morebusiness knows what their doing when it comes to dealing with large groups. When I saw that there was a Lazy Dog location near the pickleball facility that we were hanging at all weekend, I suggested to the group that it may be a great place for dinner... (we were coming from nearby Life Time Fitness Peachtree Corners). We called ahead and they said they could seat us no problem. Our group of 7 went there on a Thursday night and had a good meal... there are plenty of options for kids, adults that want to eat healthy, and of course typical bar food too. We love how great the LD team is with splitting the bill up by family as well. During this visit, I went for a wedge salad to start along with the Mediterranean Chicken Bowl and I was happy with my selection. My son had a burger, fries and mac & cheese. Everyone else at the table was pleased with their selections too. It's worth mentioning that there is plenty of parking and the little shopping center where LD is located has plenty of other retail and restaurant options too. So, a couple of nights later, we returned... this time with a larger group of 18! Once again, we had a positive experience. I had a wedge salad and the salmon entree this time. Lazy Dog does offer a full bar, but our group didn't drink this time... we were having extremely long days of pickleball and needed to hydrate instead! If you find yourself in the area, Lazy Dog is a solid option. Enjoy!

Restaurant is closing permanently on 7/25. As of this post, other locations in the Atlanta area…read morewill remain open. Food is good and the service was always swift.

Great club, chill atmosphere, and very good food! The course is beautiful and well kept, and the…read moregeneral manager was very nice to my wife who is very new to golf and made her feel less nervous about being out on the course on a busy day.

I'm a fan of Bentwater Golf Club. My coworkers and I played several rounds at this course (mostly…read moretournament rounds) before it went private. Yes, it used to be public until it became part of Canongate. ClubCorp later acquired Bentwater in a large multi-course acquisition in 2014. ClubCorp packaged Bentwater, which is located in Acworth, with Eagle Watch Golf Club, which is located in Woodstock. The two courses are about 35 minutes apart (with no traffic), but you can play both under one membership. That way, ClubCorp can market Bentwater and Eagle Watch together as 36 holes. Bentwater is a good 35-45 minutes north of Atlanta, up I-75 (take exit 278). It's worth the drive. The course is challenging, but fun. I have several memories here. The course was always in good condition the times we played it. The fairways and rough were lush and the greens (bentgrass) rolled true. The course opened in 2000 and was designed by Georgia Tech grad Mike Dasher. To date, it's the only Dasher design I've played. This is the only course I've played where the red tees are the tips. From the tips, the course measures 6,869 yards with a 73.5/143 rating/slope. Par 72. We played from the blues and whites. The blues measure 6,517 yards (71.8/137) and the whites measure 5,991 yards (69.2/132). It's not PGA Tour long, but it's long for weekend hackers like me. I consider this course above average in difficulty and I enjoyed the challenge. I had some pretty solid rounds here (by my low standards). The course is built within a subdivision. It's hilly. Most of the fairways are lined with trees, but there are several holes with houses on them. Aside from creeks, there's no water to contend with except on holes 9 and 18, each of which features its own scenic pond. The 9th hole is a medium-length par-5 where the pond comes into play on your 2nd shot. The 18th is a par-4 that plays downhill off the tee and slightly back uphill to an elevated green guarded on its front and left sides. You can miss short and right there and still be OK. The most memorable hole for me is No. 10. It's a long par-5 with a dramatic elevation change off the tee. From tee to green, it's a 90+foot drop. You can gain some serious distance off the tee thanks to that downhill shot. It's the No. 1 handicap hole (toughest on the course). They like to start you off on some long holes as holes 1 and 10 are both par-5s and the two longest holes on the course. The 1st hole is fun as well. They are strict about pace of play, at least the times we played. The marshals got on to our groups more than once. Granted, we were playing tournament rounds and thus were probably taking more time than we would a casual round. One time, we were comped rounds after having to deal with pace of play issues. Along with the 18-hole course, Bentwater has a driving range, medium-size practice putting green, and practice short game area with two small bunkers. The clubhouse is fine. This is an adequate mid-tier private club. If you're familiar with metro Atlanta golf courses, Governors Towne Club, designed by Curtis Strange, is right next door. Governors is nicer, but more expensive and exclusive.

Ive never been so blown away by a burger. The owner, Venise, is a delight. Customer service is…read moreeasily a 12/10! My sister got a customized grilled cheese and they were happy to make it exactly how she wanted it. The Natty Dread was a burger everyone needs to experience. The cheese pull was phenomenal! The restaurant is cozy and they make you feel like you're in good hands. I will never stop recommending this place to anyone that wants to hear me talk. Thanks for existing!

The Burger Man with Best Burgers In America Association was invited to come and score a burger for…read morethem, and it was a good burger, meat a little dry and had the texture of a Preformed patty. The toppings were fresh,, and the customer service was awesome. I do recommend this restaurant.

What an incredible experience at The City Cellar and Loft in Cartersville. This spot was…read morerecommended to us earlier in the day by a waitress at another restaurant and we are so glad we took her suggestion. Our waiter Nathan was absolutely amazing. We let him know that our son has celiac disease and it turned out that Nathan also has celiac disease. Because of this he was incredibly knowledgeable and thoughtful in helping us navigate the menu and choose safe options for our son. Even better our son was able to connect with Nathan and swap stories about living gluten free which meant so much to us as parents. That personal connection truly made the experience special. The atmosphere is fantastic and feels like a true cellar tucked away in the basement giving it such a cool and unique vibe. It felt like a hidden gem and a really fun place to discover. I also had a gluten free apple cider that was made locally and it was hands down one of the best ciders I have ever had. Between the outstanding service the care shown for food allergies and the unique setting this was an unforgettable visit. We will absolutely be back and highly recommend The City Cellar and Loft to anyone especially families navigating celiac disease.

We came on a Friday night. The space is cute and cozy. However, the food is nothing to get excited…read moreover. I will say the pork belly bites were really good. I got the fish and chips and substituted fries for macaroni and cheese. The fish was very bland. The macaroni had potential. It came in a little cast iron skillet, but the macaroni tasted more like the skillet than cheese. My husband got the Buffalo chicken wrap and fries. A lot of food came on his plate, but the wrap was just ok. Overall disappointed, this place seemed promising. It was about $80 after tip, definitely not worth that!! True rating: 2.7/5

Was it delicious? What do you think? Harris was a dedicated server. I had the "Crabvocado". We…read morebrought our crew for Mother's Day. Everyone left making this establishment a place we will visit again. Great staff, food was fresh and delicious. All of the mothers had a smile.

It was packed on a Sunday afternoon for brunch. Wait was around 15 minutes, which wasn't too bad at…read moreall. The menu has lots of options for both breakfast and lunch. I looked at the selection of "Bubbles" and happily ordered their mimosa. I was so sad to be told that while it was on the menu, they don't have a liquor license. I was also confused because Biscuit Belly didn't seem to have this same problem. The donuts were nice, especially the Carmel one that was warm. The grits bowl had good flavor and was a great portion! My son liked the sauce that came with his chicken and waffles. They don't have hashbrowns. Like, the crispy outside/soft inside traditional breakfast potato isn't a thing here. I'll try again when I can actually order the mimosa they advertise.

Great retro styles place with the walls, ceilings, bar, any space you can think decorated with…read morerock, blues, southern rock memorabilia. My wife ordered the n appetizer nachos for her meal, she couldn't finish them. They were huge, they did need some sort of a "wet" topping (queso, salsa, something). I had the double gonzo burger with Parmesan chips. If I had known the burgers were sure'nuff hand patties and thick, I would have only ordered the regular burger. I couldn't take a bite, had to remove a patty and eat it separately. It was cooked to the right temp, but it could use some seasoning. It was good, but just plain meat, no seasoning mixed in. Our waitress was attentive and never let my tea glass get to the bottom before bringing me another one!

1-Star Review (and that's being generous)…read more My wife and I were visiting home from Arizona and decided to try Ate Track Bar after several locals recommended it. We walked in expecting a fun, nostalgic spot with good food. Instead, we were hit with some of the most bizarre, unprofessional, and politically-charged décor I've ever seen in a business. Right away, we noticed signs pushing extreme right-wing political views plastered around the bar. It was uncomfortable, but we tried to shrug it off and assume maybe it was satire, maybe equal-opportunity joking. Then we saw the signs by the restrooms: "Restrooms - Republicans Only" and "Restrooms - Democrats Only." At that point, we realized this wasn't humor. It was just tacky. In 2025, with the kind of division this country is already dealing with, why would any business choose to alienate customers like this? As a consumer, I don't need - or want - your political views shoved in my face. I came to eat, not join a rally. We immediately decided to leave. Ironically, the hostess told us a table had just opened up, but there was no way we were staying after feeling that uncomfortable and unwelcome. The saddest part? My wife is a well-known influencer who was literally excited to do a fun, positive post about this place. Instead, we walked out offended and disappointed. Why lose customers over politics? Why create an environment where people feel judged or divided before they even sit down? Thankfully, we walked about 100 yards down the street to Table 20, where we were greeted warmly and had one of the most delicious lunches we've had in a long time. Night and day difference. Ate Track Bar might be a "nostalgic" spot for some, but for us, it was a harsh reminder that not every business is interested in welcoming all customers. If you're looking for good food and a place where you don't have to decode someone's political agenda just to eat, keep walking. There are better options right down the street.

My first visit at Bobby's was a pleasant surprise. I was looking for some kind of salad but they…read moredid not offer that option. Instead of fries I chose onion rings. They were really tasty. But I'm glad I opted out of the fries. I do like slim fries but this time they looked like caramelized onions. My hamburger was good with two patties, and the bun was tasty too because it was grilled. My friend was happy to be able to order gluten free buns. Next time I know that they have a burger bar. That is a great option. You can choose how many pickles and how much lettuce or tomatoes you want on your burger. Bobby's signature sauce was tasty. They were busy during lunch time so we had to wait a bit for our orders. However, the cashier was friendly and we were not in a hurry.

The turkey burgers were tasty but the worker was outside and came running into wait on us. We…read moreordered fries and one set was great and fresh and the other set looked like it had been fried twice. It was dark and oily. It was a very disappointing meal.

Great chili cheese dogs and crisp fries that always taste fresh. Need to try the chili cheese…read moreburger next

The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because I reeeaaalllyyyy wanted wings, but they were out!…read moreI went with the grilled chicken sandwich instead, and it was actually really good. The fries and okra were tasty, too. My mom and grandma ordered cheeseburgers and said they were great--very homemade-tasting. My stepdad tried the fried fish but wasn't a fan, said it had more of a muddy taste. The kids were happy with their hotdogs and fries. The inside has a cozy, mom-and-pop feel with lots of fun things to look at on the walls. You order at the counter and then pick up your food when they call your name. The woman taking our order didn't seem very enthusiastic or friendly, but maybe she was just having an off day. Overall, it's definitely worth a try if you're in the area! Great prices!