Wow! Tim and the whole staff are amazing! Got a boat that needed some love a few years back and…read morethey have done everything to help get it turn key. The boat runs like a dream, looks great and I feel as they want the best for the boat while making sure you're not throwing money away. (Which I can't say the same thing about our boat repair folks out here) Thanks Tim and Proboat... you got a life long customer right here!

Best boat mechanic around. Owner, Tim, and his staff are all knowledgeable. Reasonably priced…read more B-O-A-T...bring on another thousand!

We recently joined the Childrens Courtyard community and have been really happy with our…read moreexperience. There are so many practical benefits that make life easier for working parents. Diapers are included, all meals and snacks are provided, and they even wash the nap sheets. The live cameras are a huge plus and the app, which allows us to message the teachers directly and stay updated throughout the day. It's the combination of great care and these everyday conveniences that has made us really happy with our decision!

Love this daycare and the workers. always doing fun things with the kids. Ms. Emilie is the best…read moreand the kids love it there. They are on top of everything and that makes me feel comfortable.

I have said it before and I will say it again... THANK YOU DOJO! If you are looking for a safe and…read moreclean environment for your child to grow and be active, look no further. We are so happy to be part of the Dojo family. These guys lead by example. The classes are professional and kid focused. Discipline and focus is the theme and my children love their coaches and all staff at Dojo. We are also in the After Care program (ASK) They pick our kids up from school and offer a safe environment for them. The Summer Program is a problem, seeing how my kids don't want to come home!!! THEY LOVE IT!!! The field trips and activities are safe and fun and adds value to both us as working parents and our kids. DOJO, you are a positive influence in our lives, in our neighborhood and in the lives of our children. Thanks for all you do!

August 2018, enrolled my son to a trial class @Dojo, Sharon Springs. Since then my son has not…read morestopped going to Dojo. Thrice a week he wants to get in there and learn. Its just not karate that he learns. A lot of lessons around self discipline, self control and earning everything that the kids get on day to day. The lessons are very well formed and every kid in the class gets the attention that is needed. There is never a dull moment @Dojo. Every coach has a smile and different techniques to make the class more interesting and motivates every kid to enjoy and learn the techniques. Couple of months later, got my daughter enrolled and she enjoys her time there and very eager to be @Dojo just like her brother. Both my kids love Coach Josh & Coach Jared(Both are Great Motivators). They are just amazing. Always willing to talk to the parents and kids with constant feedback. I highly recommend @Dojo, Sharon Springs. Kudos to all the Coaches who give their best to get the better of the kids.

I have 3 kids and have used other facilities before especially with my first child. After coming…read morehere with my first child being in kindergarten I have sent my other kids here since birth and have referred other moms here. They have staff that have been there a while and I feel like even some of the staff that have not been there long have treated my kids with care. Its nice to not have to worry about how my kids are being treated while I have to work.

If you are looking for a quality daycare to send your child, RUN. Parents, the owner, TAMMY HART is…read morevile, rude, disgusting, has cursed me out, etc. Please note, I am not referring to the teachers as they were very kind. -My daughter would be left in wet underwear/pullups as the teachers leave around 4 and I'd pickup around 5:30. From around 4 they just sit in front of the TV like zombies -No one EVER answers the phone no matter the time of day -If I ask any staff a question, the answer is always "I don't know" and that is not acceptable for people caring for babies who can't speak for themselves.

If you told me that I'd be zipping through the streets of Atlanta after a two-hour lesson with…read moreGraham, I wouldn't have believed you. But I did...and it was awesome! Learning to drive a stick used to be way down on my bucket list--somewhere between visiting all 50 states and crushing grapes with my feet. That is, until my car was totaled. My dad offered up his extra car but the catch was that it had a manual transmission. The second catch was that I needed to drive it from Louisiana back to Atlanta. A quick Google search turned up Stick Shift Driver Training. I called and scheduled an appointment for the next day. Even though the school is based in Canton, they have the flexibility to do the lessons in various locations. We agreed to meet up in Roswell near 400. We spent much of the first hour in the parking lot of a local mall. Graham gave me a quick lecture on the mechanics of stick shift driving before I ever put key into ignition. He said it was important to understand the impact the clutch, accelerator and brake have on the engine. Then he taught me a variety of skills before I left the parking lot: Getting into first gear Shifting through each gear Stopping the car Parking the car Getting into reverse Once I mastered those concepts, Graham let me out on the road (Holcomb Bridge Road and nearby residential areas) where I learned more: Downshifting Driving hills (starting from 0 MPH on hills) Recovering from a stall Sure, maybe I could have saved $180 by watching YouTube videos or finding a friend to teach me. But online videos couldn't answer my questions and friends would only be so patient with me grinding their gears and bucking their car like a bronco. Graham went over each drill in painstaking detail and coached me along until I felt comfortable. His Chevy Cruze was specially equipped with dual controls. The fact that he had three pedals on his side of the car helped calm my anxiety about driving the local streets. It meant I couldn't crash the car even if I'd tried. In two hours, I didn't become an expert by any stretch but I was capable enough to safety drive the car to Atlanta. For that reason alone, I would highly recommend Stick Shift Driver Training to anyone who wants to quickly learn the basics of driving stick.

Im not sure what happened with these other two 1-star reviewers on here but either Graham was…read morehaving a bad day or these two are just trolls or were trying to get lessons for free. FYI: I was a past student of Graham, am not affiliated with Graham's classes or program in any way, nor am I being paid or asked to write a review for him. In fact, my classes with Graham were many years ago and I never bothered to write a review until I saw these very skewed reviews that painted a completely opposite experience of what I received with classes with Graham. Background I decided to finally learn how to drive a stick shift after years of watching all of the drivers on the road in their STis, Evos, and Mustangs ride up and down Peachtree Industrial enjoy their ride. Learning something new is always fun, and at any age, you can pick up learning a stick shift, so I thought I'd give it a shot. Maybe I can still relive a little bit of my youth and have some fun on the road, so with Google, I found Graham's driving school. The Instruction: 5/5 Graham's classes, while not cheap, are very personable and 1-on-1, as he works with you whether you're a complete beginner like I was or someone just needing a refresh on driving skills. If youre a beginner like I was, you'll start in a parking lot where you wont have to deal with other drivers, learn parking, turning, and how to drive smoothly. If you think driving a stick shift is like being in The Fast and Furious (and even Graham will tell you), you're living in a movie. Once your basics are done, you'll move onto the road, but you won't have to worry about safety as Graham has his own controls on the other side to make sure you dont get into mishaps. In total, I took 3x 1.5 hour sessions with Graham and found it to be enough to get on the road. After taking classes, the key is to practice as every car's clutch bite point is different. Finding your own car's bite and timing gives you the right to call your car "yours" (and maybe give it a special name) The Instructor: 5/5 I've thought Graham as friendly, professional, and considerate. Yes, like another reviewer said, he will take a call here and there as he does operate his own business, but you'll be practicing something during class so as long as you don't freak out and relax just keep on whatever you were being asked to train on during the class. Graham was very accommodating to rescheduling classes and he always called in advance to confirm. I didn't write this review until I saw these other lower ones because that is not the Graham that I took classes with. Bottom Line If you're starting out with driving a stick shift, whether it's for fun or because of your job (valet), know that you won't start your classes by mimicking what Dom or Brian does in the movies. If you want to do that, go buy a Logitech stick shift and pedlas and a copy of Need for Speed. If you are looking for a solid instructor who knows what he's talking about and can teach you to become a stick shift driver, Graham is the right guy for you. Good luck to you and keep stick shifts alive.

Ms. Arta is so wonderful. My son is well cared for here and loves all his teachers. They truly care!read more

Fantastic school! My daughter is in the Pre-k class. Ms Alaina and mrs Beth are truly outstanding !…read moreThey love what they do which makes a huge difference overall experience for my daughter. Clean and communication is great with the portal system . 2020 has been rough and tough so I give it up to them and and staff for making school even happen with us stressed out parents. Overall 5 stars with me :)

C.S. and Teddy B. reviews contain false information. My son has been taking lessons weekly from…read moreHowie for the past 3 years. He is the best in the business when it come to hit training. One of the most ethical guys I know. Howie is the father of Brian and Brad McCann and HE runs the facility and hasn't left to go anywhere. They haven't had teams in years but when they did they were very decorated. Howie even had one of his students make his debut and start three games pitching in the majors this month. My guess is that two of the reviews are from local competitors.

Just a point of clarification, Windward Baseball Academy has not had any team association for over…read moretwo years. Howie started WBA in 2000 and is one of the longest tenured baseball and softball trading facilities in the area.

Fantastic local escape room company! From an escape enthusiast who has played over 250 rooms, this…read moreplace is worth your time and money. Nice set design, fun puzzles, friendly game masters, and just generally a good time. Thanks for putting so much love into your rooms, Mission Escape!

My fiancè and I love our date nights that include escape room games. This is a wonderful one for…read moretwo people. The clues aren't overly complicated with nonsense. We've done 2 out of 3 rooms so far. We're looking forward to the 3rd one which should be a little bit more advanced, but we'll definitely figure it out on our next date! The staff members are super nice and welcoming. Would recommend this spot for your next fun date!