My favorite local spot Always delicious and everyone is so kind. The murals on the walls are…read moregorgeous and worth the visit alone.

This venue is in a very small strip mall. I would not have noticed it if I did not have it in the…read moreGPS. They have a private parking lot with plenty of parking. The inside is uncomfortably hot. My plan was to eat inside but the heat made me choose take-out. Also, the cashier explained that they had lunch specials but the lunch specials were significantly smaller than the regular meals. I went with the regular meals. I went with the Beef and lamb Shwarm. It looks like striped meat over yellow rice. The sauce is amazing. The hummus is good. Plenty of food. The salad was top tier. Natural food tastes great. Not too appealing to look at. Not bad but not photogentic.

Phenomenal food and portions. When I need some comfort food this is where I want to eat.read more

We happen to stumble upon this establishment while were staying overnight at the nearby Hampton…read moreInn. We had just driven for several hours and were looking for a good place for dinner. This establishment was within walking distance of our hotel which made it an easy choice. We were both able to order a couple of middle eastern sandwiches along with soup or salad. Both of our sandwiches were delicious as were the lentil soup and the fattoush salad. If you like authentic middle eastern pastries or cookies, the attached bakery is the real deal.

We ate here Friday night for our anniversary. The food was excellent as always, as good as Rumi's…read more(which I also love) but quiet for a romantic evening. My husband never remembers the name of this restaurant so simply calls it "the one with the really good bread". Their bread and kashk bademjan are the best in Atlanta. The service is warm and attentive. The dining room is attractive in a calm and dignified way and you can have a lovely conversation without raising your voice. Rumi's is a great place for date night or an outing with friends. Their bar is fantastic. This is excellent food and different vibe. And, again, fabulous eggplant dip. I have a serious weakness for kashk bademjan.

My coworkers and I eat here probably once a week. The lunch buffet is out of this world good. Small…read moresalad bar with some delicious hummus, and then the hot food is just amazing. Rice, grilled vegetables, chicken some beef skewers and then a couple other dishes are there every time. It's not very big, but the flavors are huge. The place is super nice inside and the service is outstanding. Definitely a small family run place, but you feel like you're stepping into their home to eat. I truly cannot express how much this place is a diamond in the roof. The outside there's not much signage, I did not know it was there until a coworker brought me. But it is now my favorite place to eat.

This place really lived up to the hype. I saw this come up when searching online, ChatGPT, and also…read morefrom a friend who lives in Atlanta and it definitely lived up to the hype. Don't leave Atlanta without trying this place. Overall - 5/5 Food - 5/5 Adana Kebab - 5/5 - this was the first time I had something like this. It was honestly delicious and really stood out. Sooo good, juicy, and flavourful. Labneh - 4.2/5 - Really liked this: it's like a whipped yogurt. The dill one was nice too and probably ordered that one a bit. Bandia Olivieh - 4/5 - this is another type of dip ish dish... really good but I liked the labneh more I'd say. Chicken Kofta - 4.2/5 - so flavourful and tasty. As a chicken lover, this was my next favourite after the Adana. So good. Service - 5/5 - We came here back in July (catching up on reviews). Our server, Max, was so great. Very positive, happy, and just an awesome server overall. Truly one of the best service I've ever had. Ambiance - 5/5 - Very busy, but a beautiful ambiance. Dim lighting with a cultural middle eastern feel. Honestly was so great and we're to the stellar dining experience.

This place is amazing. Luckily I went before the crowds showed up because it gets very busy after…read more6pm. Everything from the food to the drinks were amazing with great service from the staff. I recommended this place to a friend and they enjoyed it as well. Keep up the good work

recently started horseback riding lessons, and the experience has gone far beyond my expectations…read more The trainer was incredibly patient, friendly, and attentive--offering clear guidance on horse care, history, and how to build a true connection with the horses. I felt supported every step of the way, especially when choosing the horse that suited me best. Raven, the horse I connected with, completely stole my heart. The bond felt instant, like we'd known each other for a long time. I initially thought the stable was more for kids, but I was so wrong--this place is perfect for adults too. The owner is absolutely amazing--warm, personal, and genuinely passionate about what they do. I've found not just a new hobby, but a healing space that's truly helping me through my grief. I'm so grateful for this experience.

Tasha is so patient and loving with my 4 year old horse loving girl. She knows just when to…read morechallenge her to keep her improving. She lets her express independence by preparing the horse herself (after being properly taught of course), and my daughter recognizes that as mutual respect. My daughter is a tough nut to crack, but she warmed up to Tasha in no time. That alone speaks volumes. We love the folks here at Trinity Stables and would definitely recommend them to anyone interested in learning more about horses!

I am the proud mother of one of Mark's students Nichole Mesik. She's been with him for many years…read morenow. She is there pretty much every Saturday and even though she's an accomplished rider she continues to learn from his knowledge And all the people there are knowledgable, willing to share and just fun to be around I'm embarrassed to say that I've never been to the stables but plan to go soon. I just met Mark a few weeks ago at the Arabian Horse Show in Perry Ga! And it was such a pleasure to finally meet him and all the rest of the horse crazy people from his school. Just such a great adventure! if you're looking for a quality trainer, knowledgeable man who cares deeply for the horses and the students he is definitely your guy!

I have been riding here for the last 3 years. Mark and Pennie are fabulous owners and so attentive…read moreto the horses' care. They have turnout, training and otherwise great facilities. Mark specializes in Arabian and Half-Arabian training, so most of the horses here (including mine) are Arabians. Mark is a well-known and very respected trainer in the Arabian community. However, I have a friend who boards her warmblood mare here because Mark is so great at foaling out, and another person keeps their Friesian in training with Mark. Hey, a well behaved horse is a well-behaved horse! Mark is meticulous about cleaning and maintaining the property. You will NEVER find any unsafe footing, downed boards, broken fences, etc.- everything built here was well-planned out. For example, the barn has dirt floors, which Mark maintains very well, to help the horses walk (sometimes they slip on concrete). I was skeptical at first but it really is less nerve-wracking to handle a nervous horse on dirt than concrete. There are trails and an indoor arena with three round pens, but no outdoor arena.

We had a great time at Equus Mountain Meadow Riding Stables, just remember to ask for the new…read moreaddress (same street, just a little down the road). I rode Tripoli, he was super friendly and wanted scratches and snuggles after the ride. My mom rode Rocket, he was slow and stable (good for her). This is very informal, and you can tell that these horses do not have to do the same thing over and over. Very customizable, and you will be the only group riding. Very Nice!

This was one of the most amazing and memorable trail rides I ever had. I was so sad to see them…read moregone from the Tampa Bay location. But when they moved to Georgia, I was so elated that I had to go and do another trail ride with them. The drive to Clayton was quite scenic, with lush greens and beautiful mountains to look at. It is about a 2 hour drive from Atlanta, but definitely worth it! Their new barn is in a residential area, with some beautiful trails heading to the mountains. The ride to the mountains was so peaceful and relaxing, and ability to trot and canter the horses was amazing, giving some added thrill to the ride. I was so happy to ride Tripoli again, who is a very beautiful and sweet white Arabian gelding. He was responsive to my commands, and was quite forgiving when making a mistake. While Tripoli's trots are a little bouncy (though, can be posted pretty easily), his canters are as smooth as a rocking horse. Ken is such a friendly and amazing guide. He really helps you learn how to control the horses correctly and helps the timid riders gain their confidence on the horses. While he makes safety of the horses and riders his highest priority, as long as the horses are up for it, and he find it safe to do so, he lets you trot and canter almost anytime you want (the only time when he suggested against it was going downhill for obvious reasons ;) ). The horses here very sweet, friendly, and well taken care of. They get fed twice per day, and get plenty of breaks during and in between the rides. They all love having treats, so be sure to bring carrots and peppermints. They will treat you even extra nice if you bring those. :) The cost of the ride is $50 for a 1.5 hour ride if only a single person is riding, or $40 per person if 2 - 4 people are riding. The ride is indeed private, with no other strangers riding with you. It is worth every penny and I can't wait to go back to Georgia and ride with them again soon!

I love this Farm! Great for all ages. It is a very clean and organised horse facility. Their number…read moreone priority is safety and establishing an environment for everyone to enjoy. Enroll into their horse show seasons or any of their summer camps because you'll learn so much, you'll create a ton of friends (who share the common love for horses), and plus they are extremely fun to be a part of! P.S. The Halloween horse shows are my favourite. :-) You dress up, do fun games, compete, and enjoy the festives. I like how the barn decorates and creates an exciting show for spectators, coaches, judges, and riders!!! Keely Ryan is a great instructor and patient with children. Keely will teach you how to be safe and a good horseback rider for MULTIPLE riding disciplines! The barn has a plethora of amazing horses to ride and In Your Dreams Farm will put you on a horse they think will suit you and gradually you will be able to ride them all!!! Oh, their trail rides are so beautiful. They have a huge piece of land with a Woods, Rivers, and a large Lake! I like taking a slow ride across their Dam because of the spectacular view! I promise the view from the Dam will give you a joyous perspective on life. :-D :-D

Perfect place to enjoy horses with seasoned staff. They have gone above and beyond to keep their…read moreclients safe during the COVID pandemic. Love being with their horses, maintaining social distancing while learning to art of riding. I cannot rave enough about the head trainer Keely. Shes a gifted trainer and has an unyielding passion for horses that radiates onto her students. Love this barn

Absolutely love Maven and all of the amenities that it includes! Such a great barn with amazing…read morepastures and indoor/ outdoor arenas. My horse is happy and healthy and my mind can rest easy knowing that my horse is being looked after with the utmost care! This place has such a positive atmosphere with a great barn family dynamic where you know you can relax and just have fun with your horse and barn mates! Hannah, the head trainer and barn manager, is AMAZING! She works hard to make sure your horse is content and sound! So glad to be apart of this facility!

If you want the peace of mind I have been enjoying for almost a year now, Maven Sport Horses is for…read moreyou. I came to Maven one year ago, having just moved down from Long Island. While it was under different management at the time, which was still great, my mare Vada instantly calmed and settled. This says a great deal as she is a severely abused OTTB who came into my care three years ago. I looked at her for the first time and made a seemingly impossible promise that she would never, ever have to feel that way again. When a horse isn't in your direct care you can't guarantee this, right? Well, with excellent trainer Hannah Rickles and amazing owner, Corrie Tabb, you can more than bank on it, you can guarantee it. Vada is not easy to handle and will react out of fear. She quickly gets higher strung the less daily touch and care she has, and it will immediately show in the form of intense anxiety, dangerous behavioral problems, pacing, mild colics, whole nine yards. She was truly happy at Maven because these things rarely happened. She was at her best version of peace. I had many problems over the summer and fall and could barely make it out to the barn. Throughout that time, (then assistant) trainer worked with Vada every day, putting hands on her, even pulling her mane and keeping her completely groomed for me. She held her for the farrier as Vada tried to put more than one farrier's assistant through the wall. Not easy tasks. No questions asked. In December, Hannah took over as trainer/manager full time for Maven. I could have moved like half of the barn did to follow the previous trainer, but I chose to stay on because Hannah had proven to me that she cared with a fierce heart for the equines in her program, including my little poor confirmation and slightly insane OTTB amongst a sea of gorgeous (and not crazy) warmbloods. She was no less important than any other Grand Prix horse in that barn. I had then acquired a second horse, Logan and was living the life. Then, the government shut down and as a contracted defense contract writer, it ruined me financially. Corrie not only worked with me but showed compassion and cared through the months-long ordeal of me scraping together the board money. Most barn owners would put a lien on your horses and make a bad situation worse. Never did that occur, and never did my horses care decline because I wasn't able to pay. Bottom line is if you are a helicopter horse mom or dad, or if you are an owner that can't make it out very often, or have changing life circumstances and need a safe spot you can trust, THIS IS THE BARN FOR YOU. We all know how crazy the people of the horse world are, you have to be I guess, right? Well, being at a barn with zero drama and nothing but kind and compassionate people who are simply there to be with the animals that make our lives go round is a breath of fresh air. Did I mention Hannah is a kick-ass trainer and incredibly knowledgeable horse person? So, yeah, if you don't have a 7-year-old high stress and formerly abused chestnut OTTB mare, you may even enjoy her training! If you've been on the fence about going to see Maven, go. I urge you. And be sure to say "Hi" to Vada. Please bring butterscotches for her full attention.