The food was amazing. The atmosphere was cozy. The servicing staff were quick and friendly…read more Looking forward to our next trip back!

I went to IPIC yesterday to see Spider-Man: Long Way From Home and was seated in Theater 6. Shortly…read moreafter getting settled, I noticed the auditorium was a bit warm. Once our server, Diamond, greeted us, we learned they were dealing with a few operational issues, including a limited food menu, a nonfunctioning call button, and unfortunately, no working AC in the theater. Despite the circumstances, Diamond was excellent. She was attentive, communicative, and kept us informed throughout the movie. Management also handled the situation well, coming into the theater to offer guests a full refund and a pass for another movie. We were also given the option to wait about 20 minutes and move to another auditorium showing the same film. I decided to stay and was still able to order a pepperoni pizza and some candy from the limited menu. The pizza was good, but that ranch deserves its own mention because it was surprisingly delicious. Technical issues happen, and I appreciated how both Diamond and management handled a less than ideal situation. iPic will definitely continue to be my theater of choice, and Diamond's service made a big difference in the overall experience.

I hadn't visited the High Museum of Art in nearly a decade and thoroughly enjoyed myself. We got…read morethere a little late so didn't have too much time but was still able to see the majority of the museum with a quick pace. Kind staff, great exhibits, architecture and art. I really enjoyed the various rooms and variety from impressionists to modern and everything in between. Would definitely add this museum to my Atlanta itinerary.

I spent about 2 hours exploring the High Museum. The museum is large enough to feel like a full…read moreouting but not so overwhelming that you're exhausted by the end. I especially enjoyed the mix of contemporary and classic works, and the building itself is beautiful with plenty of natural light. We visited on a weekend afternoon and found it busy but still comfortable to navigate. There were plenty of benches throughout for taking a break and really appreciating the artwork. I'd recommend this for a date, solo afternoon, or when you have visitors in town. My biggest tip would be to check the special exhibitions before your visit since they can be a major highlight. Definitely one of Atlanta's gems.

Virtue Rooftop is a whole mood on a Tuesday. I touched down for the "Jazz on the Rooftop" session,…read moreand the live saxophonist was definitely the highlight--sliding through covers and originals with the kind of ease that makes a date night feel effortless. The spot is huge with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, so you aren't cramped while trying to catch a vibe. The 1000 Masks cocktail was smooth and balanced, avoiding the sugar-trap I expected from the blueberry syrup. We started with the Yuca Parmesan Truffle Fries--solid crunch and the truffle wasn't aggressive--and the Togarashi Tempura Veggies, which were light and crispy. I went with the 5Church Lamb Burger Sliders for the main; the gorgonzola fondue and red onion marmalade combo was a heavy hitter, though the lemon-dressed arugula kept it grounded. The food was a solid, reliable choice--nothing that'll change your life, but definitely tasty enough to keep you satisfied while the music does its thing. If you want a laid-back, intentional atmosphere without the extra noise, this is the move.

Beautiful views, but the service and the food left much to be desired…read more I ordered chicken skewers, 2 mocktails, artichoke dip, and yucca fries. The chicken skewers took forever to come out. You only get two of them, and they are served over a bed of mixed greens. They lacked seasoning and flavor. The artichoke dip was extremely oily and had a very strange texture--it was thick and spreadable. The pita bread tasted old and stale. asked for a fork and the waitress forgot. When she brought my fries, she realized that she never brought the fork, and still didn't bring it. I ordered yucca fries, but she brought regular fries. The mocktails were served in these foggy old cups. Even the customer next to me commented on her own cup and said it looked like someone had drank from it. They add 20% gratuity to ALL bills--I was by myself and it was still added. 5 Church is pretty good, but this place was not at all. I paid 65 dollars for my meal, which was absolutely not worth it, given the quality and service of my experience. Looks good for IG but I won't be coming back to this rooftop.

A lively place of mainly 20s and 30's. Great music and the food was okay. Your usual wings and…read morefries type fares. You have to go up to the bar for all food and drink orders but the sales persons wee friendly and the drinks wee tasty and well balanced. It's dark inside but not too. The DJ knows what to play and her MC was lively and kept the crowd going! There is a $10 cover charge and $10 parking in the AC hotel lot.....see the MSR website. The walk from the garage to MSR is about 6 or 7 blocks if that many.

I wish I could love MSR, I really do. But sadly no matter how hard I try, they just mess up so…read morebadly it's impossible. I can't help but think the owners here just want suck money out of the LGBTQ community, not provide an actually decent experience. Let's start with the basics. When I was here around Halloween last year, I had to use the bathroom. That was a big mistake. There was a drag show that night... MSR's response? To close the women's restroom and make it a drag prep room and then force people of all identities to use ONE restroom with ONE stall and a urinal. There was easily over 100 people in the building. You mean to tell me a LESBIAN BAR is providing ONE TOILET TO A TON OF WOMEN? Be fr. I had to wait in line with the door to the bathroom open just to use a gross toilet while men are walking in and out freely to use the urinal. Why am I being subjected to that??? Another major gripe that I have with MSR- they (illegally?) deny free water here. Maybe that has changed, the last time I was here was over the summer. But out of the like 5-6 times I have been at MSR, they've denied me cups of water every single time and the bartender insisted I have to buy bottled water. Isn't it against state law to do that in Georgia? What a truly terrible way to treat your patrons. They don't care about you. At all lol. I'm sure if they didn't have to live up to health department guidelines that conditions would be even worse. My sisters room gets business and attention because it's the only lesbian bar in this area. If (hopefully WHEN) another lesbian bar shows up on the Atlanta scene, MSR better count it's days. It's really sad and frustrating to me because I want to come here and have a good time but I just can't. As a patron I've had a bad or neutral experience every single time I went. The only reason last time was neutral was because I held my pee the whole time. I shouldn't have to do that. Please do better. This bar has no right being recognized as one of the last standing lesbian bars. If you're an entrepreneur and you're reading this, please start another lesbian bar here.

Stumbled on this place after leaving Embr lounge. The decor was top notch and it looked like a fun…read morebar. The evening was winding down so it was pretty empty but I look forward to coming back so I can get the full experience.

This had been popping up on my instagram forever. i was not familiar with the lounge that it was…read morein, but it was lit for sure. I bought tickets and upon entering at the 11pm slot it was pretty dead, but I was able to get a drink and a hookah pretty quickly... Good thing because within about 30 minutes the entire spot was wall to wall with people. The decorations were LEGIT. Bodies hanging from the ceilings everywhere, halloween themed drinks and hookah. I will say that this satisfied my need for a haunted house with hookah and drinks. The dj was lit. Lets just say that halloween feels complete and it is still days away. I don't really know how to top this. I will say... UBER... Lord, Crecent parking sucks on any day or night with action. I will be back. The only thing that turned me off which would be a plus for some was that the place was full of flower smoke. Not sure if its 420 friendly, but it was definitely mixing w the hookah smoke. But, the drinks were strong, the hookah was good and the dj was a vibe. You need a wristband to get to the haunted midtown section, but you can easily cross into the standard nightclub that is connected, which is Embr Lounge.

My daughter and I attended the caviar tasting workshop a few weeks ago and it was WONDERFUL!…read more Morgan did an awesome job of breaking down the walls and educating us on the nuances of caviar so that it didn't seem so unapproachable. This is definitely a great activity for couples, small groups of friends, or even singles to attend (we had wonderful table mates to share the experience with)! Thanks, Taylor, for creating this workshop! 5

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Went with my friend for a little girls date. Sharon was amazing. She was so funny and attentive…read more Food was great...will be back.

Amazing Sunday Brunch! Our server Jaden was so knowledgeable! will definitely be back again.read more

They were out of curry goat so I tried the brown stew chicken. I had rice and peas and plantain.I…read morehave no less than 5 Jamaican girlfriends and have been thoroughly spoiled. This restaurant has AUTHENTIC Caribbean food! The sorrell is pricey but so so good. Service is always friendly and professional.

Excellent food. I tried the brown stew chicken with cabbage and rice (with peas ... that is red…read morekidney beans for people like me who happily know nothing. Husband tried the Rasta Pasta and loved it. Portions were huge. Service was FAST! Definitely a party spot.

This Hilton is in a great Midtown Atlanta location, within walking distance of numerous…read morerestaurants, neighborhoods, and Colony Square, where there is plenty to see and do. Atlanta traffic can be challenging, so one of the biggest advantages of staying here is being able to leave the car parked and explore much of the surrounding area on foot. The hotel itself is a large property with more than 20 floors. The staff was welcoming, and I especially want to recognize the valet attendants, who were awesome throughout my stay. My room was spacious and comfortable. Some updates would help modernize the rooms, but overall, the accommodations were nice. My biggest disappointment was housekeeping. Rooms are serviced every other day, and I specifically asked if mine could be cleaned daily. The response I received was, "Well, do you need it cleaned every day?" That was surprising. If a guest specifically requests daily housekeeping, the appropriate response should be whether the request can be accommodated--not questioning why the guest wants it. That interaction did not reflect the customer-focused service I normally associate with Hilton. I also requested an upgrade, but my upgraded view was primarily of trees, so I wasn't quite sure what actually made the room an upgrade. The hotel has an on-site restaurant, although the menu is fairly limited, as well as a spa, which adds to the convenience of the property. Overall, I would recommend this hotel. The Midtown location, spacious rooms, walkability, welcoming staff, and amenities make it a good Atlanta option. With some room updates and a more guest-focused approach to housekeeping requests, the experience could be even better.

Pretty mediocre hotel and I wouldn't not stay again…read more The staff is randomly not very helpful when asked for anything. One of the least hospitable hotels in recent memory. Gym is garbage. They charge $6 if you want to deliver something to a guests room The bed is just awful - comically soft and you have to climb your way out of it. Have never had so much back pain or missed my home bed so much. By far the worst part Aggressive about the bar and didn't let us sit in open seating after 1030 Elevators take forever and a day. Event layout on the second floor is very odd and doesn't allow for great socialization. Only good things to say are around the ambience and decor

Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) is a quaint art space /art gallery. It is within close-enough…read moreproximity to various places including High Museum of Art, SCAD Fashion Museum, Center of Puppetry Arts, Atlanta Symphony, etc. General Admission is $10. Students, Older Adults, Military & Veterans are $8. MODA Members & children up to 11 yrs. old receive free admission. The "Al Dente: The Design of Pasta" Exhibit was on display in 2024. As someone that claims Italian Cuisine as their favorite, this exhibit was a fascinating treat. Some of the highlights were the following: -.Learning about the History of Pasta, First Past Making Factories, Pasta Production, Production of Pasta Design, etc. - Italy's role in Pasta Creation / Development. - Introduction of Various Pasta Machines & Pasta Packaging. - Shapes, Ingredients & other tools used to make pasta. - Pasta Pictures & Pasta-Lover Quotes. -Videos of People Making Signature Pasta & Pasta Dishes Learning about Lasagna, Ravioli & tortellini was wonderful! The "icing on the cake" was walking though MODA's Shop to view items for sale. Pasta, Pasta tools, & other things pasta-related were there and available for purchase. MODA is a warm, welcoming, colorful museum to for indiividuals of all ages to visit. Website - museumofdesign.org Instagram - @modal MODA & Shop are open Wed. - Sun. - Noon - 6pm. Check website for updated information on upcoming exhibits, etc.

This is a beautiful place. It is small but full of interesting art work. On this visit the…read moreexhibition was called Thread of Change: Design and Data.