Seriously a hidden gem! Old school spot and great family environment. Highly recommend!read more

I walked into this bowling alley simply asking for a business card so I could come back and bowl…read morehere. Before I could even finish my sentence, the guy at the front desk cut me off with "not interested." No explanation, no professionalism, nothing. It got worse. He immediately escalated, threatened to call the police for absolutely no reason, and then started using racial slurs. Completely unprovoked, completely unacceptable. This is hands‑down the most hostile and unprofessional experience I've ever had at any business. If this is how they treat people who walk through the door, I can't imagine how they treat paying customers. I will never return, and I strongly recommend avoiding this place altogether.

Visited our favorite local trampoline park today! My family loves jumping here it's well…read moremaintained and provides a good hour of fun for my kiddo. Make sure you fill out the waiver ahead to save time. After, a quick safety video you're off to jump! She loves the obstacle course and the basketball run. Even at 6'5, my husband always has a blast jumping and running around too lol. The staff is friendly there is one staff member for each area and they always seem to be watching to make sure rules are followed. Non jumpers can sit in the lounge area, on benches or bleachers to see their jumpers have fun which is great! We had one of my kiddos birthday parties here and I had a whole room I was able to decorate (which I love! I'm the party queen after all!!) and the kids had an absolute blast with pizza and drinks after their jumping time definitely a fun party worth looking into! The party attendant we had was awesome he got me in ASAP to start decorating, helped with serving food/drinks and carried all gifts to the car afterwards. So nice check it out for sure!!!

We haven't been here in a while but visited another local-ish trampoline park recently and had a…read morehorrible experience so wanted to give a good shout out to Rush. We've always had a great experience here, it's clean, everything in working order and great customer service. We look forward to visiting again soon!

What a fun time. Had a group of 7, they were very accommodating. Everyone had an absolute blast…read morefrom the teens to the adults. Really cool atmosphere! Lots of variety of games to play, Bull riding, Or just hanging out on the couches while others play.... Definitely recommend for a fun night out.

Had an amazing time! Went with a party of five, from the interaction projection to the drinks it…read morewas perfect!! The bull is a fun touch also. Highly recommend

This is about my 20th escape - all but this one has been so enjoyable…read more There are some positives but mostly negatives - staff, lazy setup, inflexible games, some of the policies (oopsie fees seem more like "gotcha!" fees), primarily staff though - someone else running this could've been so much better.

Four of us came here on this Sunday afternoon. The facility was very well organized, very clean and…read morethey thought of everything. The escape room had great props and was challenging.

We attended a wedding here. The outdoor setting was very nice and they were prepared for the heat…read moreand humidity with fans and ice water for the guests while awaiting the ceremony. Cocktail hour a bit less successful. They had one bar outside at top of stairs to the hall. Everything out there, including wines, had gotten very warm to almost hot sitting in the sun. Bar area needs to be shielded from the sun, or better yet have both bars inside with the heat. There was an event cocktail in dispensers. It would have made sense to have one bar focus on that, wine and beer to keep the lines moving as tremendous wait, again at outside bar, standing in the sun and heat. If they had had the event cocktail a s all distance inside then it might have deterred allot of folks from sitting on bar lines. Not well planned. The hall itself is relatively sterile, similar to that of a hotel offering with a tad more character. The room was at a very reasonable temperature throughout the event. The appetizers - mini beef wellingtons, fried shrimp very good. The bruschetta ok. The main course - ok, but certainly disappointing. Old school menu of pot roast, mashed potatoes, squash, if and chicken with caper sauce. First, pork was so hard and overcooked that it was largely inedible. The sauce so thin that it didn't cling the the meat and veggies. The mashed potatoes cold. The squash so limp it was not appealing. The chicken decent but some of the sections still had blood inside and the breasts pretty dry, Also, no spoon for service to get some of the sauce on the meat to help with dryness. The best thing on the buffet was the rolls in y opinion. The place just seemed dated in terms of offering.

i love the Georgia Club so much!! their food is so so yummy, my favorite is the marinated chicken…read moresandwich! everyone here including the staff and members are more than kind. i feel so lucky to be part of it!

This was so sad, most animals are by themselves. Water for the all animals were filthy. There…read morewasn't a worker in sight. So heartbreaking to see.

Very cute place in Memorial Park of Athens. The zoo itself is off a parking lot in a residential…read morearea. The park is free, but throughout the walk around you can scan a QR code for donations. We came the day after Christmas 2020 and the bears were already in hibernation. But we saw a fox, turkeys, bald eagles and vultures. They have everything roped and chained off to accommodate for one way feet traffic. During the Christmas season they have tons of blow ups for the kids and great for photo ops. This was a nice 15 min walk around the paved walkway.

For those of us born in the 70s or very early 80s, this place will blow your mind. It seems not a…read morething has changed since Skate Around's glory days more than twenty years ago. Creepy carpeted, furry, stumpy seats; disgusting concession stand food you might only eat on a dare; young toughs in the parking lot passing around a bottle of hooch (if you look carefully). I'm going tomorrow night, and I can't wait!

Atlanta Safari Park is a great place to spend couple of hours with family, kids, a date or even…read moresolo as you drive on their 2-mile paved road through 156 acres of open land. While I wouldn't say they are on the same level as Wild Animal Safari south of Atlanta, they do have a decent offering of animals at a fairly reasonable admission price. Included with the drive-thru safari admission is a small walking zoo with farm animals, a few giraffes, and a parakeet enclosure. The giraffes just got a few new arrivals, but they were not yet on display. You may also encounter a free roaming peacock, to whom we did not see this visit. For a small fee you can purchase lettuce for the giraffes and seed sticks for the parakeets. But be forewarned, these tiny birds are a real joy, but they have absolutely no sense of personal boundaries! When I ran out of seed they landed on my head and shoulders, nibbled on my ear and tried to go inside my jacket pockets! You can also ride on the open wagon instead of driving your own vehicle when it is available (currently only on weekends). Cost for this is $10, but it also comes with a bucket of feed. During this past visit, one of the camels was being very ornery and bit my car door (causing some slight damage) and also tried to chew on my mirror until I drove away. He also tore the feed bucket right out of my sister's hands and tossed it on the ground! LOL It was a chilly day in February (around 45 degrees), so the animals were not very active, unlike our first visit last spring. We drove several football field stretches without seeing any animals, nor was the volume of animals the same. Still, when we did find them in groups here and there, it was a fun experience. Beware of the llamas and their fondness for spitting! If they are annoyed for ANY reason, you will surely have a fun story to tell. So keep your camera ready! FAVORITE THINGS: * The Highland Cows * Any of the baby animals * Feeding the Parakeets * Feeding the giraffes * DODGING llama spit * Riding with people who are uncomfortable with how in-your-face some of the animals can get! [ FINAL THOUGHTS ] In my opinion, warmer is a better time to visit than cooler and earlier in the day when the animals are hungrier is better than later when several cars have already offered them feed. ENJOY!!! NOTE: Kangaroos are expected to arrive by late spring of 2026 and a little birdie also told me there are several other surprises on the way!

Nice day beautiful day blue sky's and a slight breeze animals were out and would walk up to car…read moreduring the drive which was a couple of miles of bison highland and cows lamas and ostriches emus etc they had at the general parking lots parakeet aviary last kangaroos and a giraffe. Great afternoon and not crowded at all