Categories:
Performing Arts,
Landmarks & Historical Buildings,
Libraries
How cool is this place? Stuck in two tiny towns and split by an international border, this special little spot was a real treat to stumble upon on my road trip through the North East and Canada.
The Haskell is not unique because it's a library and an…More »
I'm a lover of the hard to find on my trips across the states, and this was something I'd read about in my art history classes but never dreamed I'm stumble across on my journey up to Canada. It's quite a sight to see - two giant whale's tails…More »
The Spiral Jetty isn't your typical piece of art. First off, there is no real street address, just a series of directions that include "turn right at the rusted Ford truck." Not even kidding. In fact, you should gas up before you come here and don't…More »
I accidentally wound up in Gatineau around the time of the Gatineau Hot Air Balloon Festival. I remembered reading a quick blurb about it being one of the largest hot air balloon festivals in the world (if not THE largest) so my boyfriend and I…More »
Categories:
Parks,
Venues & Event Spaces
Neighbourhood: Balboa Park
This is everything a park should be.
Amphitheater with ample seating and fun shows? Check.
Beautiful paths full of various flowers and plants? Check.
Great restaurants with equally great atmospheres? Check.
Plenty of museums, architecture, and history to…More »
This is an amazing place. It certainly sticks out in the middle of the suburbs and strip malls off the street, but it's far from being an eyesore.
I came here with a group on a Sunday for the prayer ritual and then a short guided tour including an…More »
Took me a while to find this - I've always known it as "Seal Rock" and not Children's Pool!
Every year I come to California, I make it a point to come here. It's such a beautiful place and the beach is covered in seals! If there's a space on the shore…More »
Category:
Museums
Neighbourhood: West End
I cannot believe I forgot about this place. I spent every summer here as a child, going on field trip after field trip and never getting enough of the stories and history. It's engaging for children and there's plenty for adults to learn as well.…More »
Oh Pearl, you never cease to amaze me with how awesome you are for people-watching. You really can make an entire day of doing nothing but setting up camp near a musician you enjoy and watch people stroll along the brick. In the summer, you're…More »
Categories:
Parks,
Landmarks & Historical Buildings
I begged my friend to take me here the first time I came to visit, but some things happened and we weren't able to come. On my second trip to Buffalo, it's one of the first things we did... while it was pouring down snow and super chilly. Yet it was…More »
Like the other reviews, I thought my grandparents were bonkers asking me to go to this museum with them. Westerns? Me? All I know about Clint Eastwood is what I learned from watching the Bird Cage, and trust me, that ain't much.
I piled in the car…More »
City girl, born and raised. Never really experienced a vast open drive of nothingness until my road trip from Atlanta to San Diego. I don't care if Clines Corners is a tourist trap, it was like a breath of fresh air in a sea of sand! My friend and I…More »
Categories:
Restaurants,
Hiking,
Local Flavor,
Parks
This place was incredible. I'm surprised there are so few reviews!
The park is called Grand Canyon of the East. It's certainly not arid, red, or big in terms of the gorge, but is it ever impressive. A giant waterfall typically yields spectacular…More »
I went in July of 2009 and wow, incredible ride. We were on the verge of disappointment but our boat captain was determined to find more than a few small dolphin pods for us. Extending our ride by nearly half an hour, he finally struck gold. A mother…More »
I've been doing this since I've been living in Georgia. In other words, all my life. Never realized that made me a partial red neck and that tubing only happens in the South... hey, at least we're having fun!
If you've never been tubing before or…More »
Wow. This is what I wish we had in Atlanta. A giant market featuring anything you can imagine, including all sorts of arts, baked goodies, fresh fruits and veggies, all kinds of meats, and even a section for freshly made lunches. While we have a…More »
This place is truly magical. It's a real community-driven effort to bring a little bit of nature back to the life of the city. It's not a park; it's a place for gardens, picnics, and drum circles. In fact, the drum circle is probably one of the most…More »
Such an incredible place. Close friends have mine have a grandparent buried here, so there was already a sense of connection for me (I'm like an adopted sister to them), but it was amazing to see how quiet and peaceful it was. The Tomb of the Unknown…More »
After walking all through Arlington, my mom and I thought we'd see this monument as well since we were in the area. It looks so small from far away, but it's actually VERY large! It's not too far of a hike, but if you've already walked through much…More »
An absolute must.
Sure, it's not $5 paintings sold on the street or jewelry crafted by your best friend. Those have their places, but not here. Here is where some of the best of the best compete for a spot to show their work. Every piece that hangs in…More »
Categories:
Performing Arts,
Music Venues
Neighbourhood: Midtown
What can I say about the Fox that probably hasn't been said already?
This is a great spot to catch a traveling broadway play, host a party/prom, or watch a current movie with stars twinkling overhead. From yearly performances of the Nutcracker ballet…More »
History? Check. Volunteer full of information at the door? Check. Haunted? ... Check...
My friends thought it would be nice to give us a sliver of history in the area so we headed over to the old jail. The volunteer inside gave my boyfriend and I the…More »
Categories:
Diners,
Vegetarian
Neighbourhood: Main Street
This place was delicious, oh my gosh! It doesn't matter if you eat meat or don't, there's something here for everyone. Best of all, it's dirt cheap! I ate here twice for $12 TOTAL. And I had to-go boxes both times. Yuuuum.
I can highly recommend the…More »
I love all national parks for their beauty and lack of suburbs, but damn, Death Valley... you hot!
Seriously. I thought Georgia humid summers were bad and I could handle the dry summer heat of the west. Well, I was right up until my road trip cut…More »
I had no idea this was even here, but my art-loving grandparents - and former New Yorkers - told me I had to find this place. As an art major, it felt like my pilgrimage and a must do lest I disappoint the family.
The outside alone was large and…More »
The Copper is my new lover. No really, there's proof in an incriminating photo of me kissing a bottle of the stuff. It's delicious, so much so that the boy got a bottle to take back home with us. I also tried another "very hoppy" version, which…More »
Categories:
Bike Rentals,
Rafting/Kayaking,
Hiking
Hold on a second. You mean for $49 I can go white water rafting, kayaking, mountain biking, zip lining, attempt a ropes course suspended in the air, hike, and rock climb?
Talk about amazing value for a full day of fun!
This place is pretty amazing, and…More »
I love visiting this museum! It's funky, it's new, it's unique. They get in some fun traveling exhibits as well as providing patrons with some famous pieces owned by the MOMA. Starry Night is the highlight here for me, though it seems to be released…More »
Assuming I have the ability and strength to battle the crowds here, this is one of my absolute favorite places to shop for groceries. I've been coming here for years with my family, and it's always a treat to get to go - just don't forget your helmet…More »
Why do we not have something like this in Atlanta?!
This place is nothing short of amazing. Rows and rows of all kinds of books, DVDs, CDs, and records (even VHS/cassette tapes). I wound up purchasing quite a few... so many I had to buy an extra bag…More »
I had to come here the moment I heard about it. I think my trip to NYC revolved partially around seeing this place with my own eyes. Beer AND arcade games? The socialite in me died a little and that inner geek came flying out. I played so many rounds…More »
Wait, it's a 5 minute walk from my friend's house? +1. Holy crap, it's FREE?! +5000. ............ I get three full pitchers of beer to be divided among four people (aka 3 full glasses of FREE beer)? +Infinity.
In other words, this place is not only…More »
I loooooooooved this. Did not walk the entire thing, but did 3/4 mile of it (I guess 1.5 miles total if you count walking in and walking back). It was a nice cool day and I loved the views, the flora, the backsides of the mansions (I may not be able…More »
Friends of mine take a yearly trip with Capt Bill's, and when the opportunity came up to take the boy and his mom on a trip to see the whales, I gave my friends' glowing review of this company and hoped I wouldn't be eating my words.
Lucky for me -…More »
Categories:
Used, Vintage & Consignment,
Thrift Stores
Neighbourhood: Pasadena
I've helped work this one a number of times when I visit California and it's by far my favorite swap. There is SO MUCH STUFF. Tons of stuff and tons of people (and often tons of heat), but it's so worth it! You could spend hours digging through…More »
Gorgeous, gorgeous place. The setting up in the Berkshires is beautiful, and I can only imagine how spring and autumn concerts here must look! Speaking of concerts, that amphitheater is incredible on the acoustics and seating. I was fortunate enough…More »
It's a little expensive at $13 (or $24 if you pay to do this and the tramway up the road) but very well worth the cash. And normally I don't like expensive things that should be relatively free. You can tell that every dollar goes back into…More »
This maze was pretty incredible. It changes not only every year with the theme, but can "change" over the course of the day (for the daily changes, they use "do not enter" signs). If you actually spend time doing the various challenges or trying to…More »
I was very impressed with this tour, though I'm sad to say that the home keeps getting caught up in bitter battles with the city over the land. Once again, Atlanta keeps trying to tear down the history and hide under a growing number of condos... So…More »
Every summer, when school was out and the air was getting to be muggy and hot, my daycare would load up the vans with us kids and take us to the Cyclorama. It was a fun day out in Grant Park, a chance for us to run around freely without the…More »
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Let's Get Thrifty! (24)The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of thrifting around the country. |
Domo Arigato Gozaimasu (32)Call me crazy, but the more "weird symbols" there are on a menu, the happier I get. These are all the Asian spots I've tried in town so far for better or for worse - from Americanized fusion to nearly the real deal. |
Table for 20, Please! (20)These are the places I have taken a group of 8+ who handled the crowd with grace and dignity. Oh, who am I kidding. They did it LIKE A BOSS. |
Fun Outside Atlanta (20)You're probably asking yourself if you'd melt if you left the safety of the womb that is 285. Well my friends, suffice to say you won't turn into mush any more than a square peg fits into a round hole. Yup, there is life outside the perimeter! These are some of my favorite places to go when I still have Georgia on my mind but don't want to stay in Atlanta. |
Historical Atlanta (10)Atlanta may be known for tearing down most of it's past quicker than Sherman burning it to the ground, but there's still a number of spots you can check out to learn about Atlanta's history, including company history. |
Fun Things to Do in Atlanta (53)First timers and natives alike often try to bypass the touristy route, but sometimes it takes a tourist trap to show you a little heart of the city you're in. This list is my compilation of some great spots to check out in Atlanta whether it your first day here or your 1000th. Some things won't be as touristy as others, but if it's Atlanta staples you're searching for, look no further, y'all! |
ROTD (9)The best of the best... or so the Yelp algorithm says. |
Join the Festivities (21)When the weather is warm, it seems like there's a festival going on every weekend in Atlanta. Here's a list of the ones I've been to so far both in Atlanta and around the globe. |
So Your Car is Dead... (1)Car troubles. We all get them (assuming one owns a car). These are places I've been, for better or for worse, to get those issues resolved. |
Bridal Frenzy (7)Never fancied myself a bride and never dreamed about a wedding... ever. Yet here I am on this crazy little adventure looking for dresses and gifts and venues. Thank goodness for Yelp! |
"Music opens your soul and makes you ready." "Ready for what?" "Exactly."
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Yelping SinceJuly 2009
Things I LoveRyan R., art, astronomy, cooking, being awesome, rolling down hills, eating, traveling the world, life, being barefoot, chopsticks, beaches, tree climbing, taking crazy photos, love, weirdos, oddities, food, intellectual nourishment, crossfit
Find Me InAtlanta, GA
My HometownJonesboro, GA
My Blog Or Website When I'm Not Yelping...I'm traveling. Barring that, I'm working out or making art.
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI'm always honest and as informative as I can be!
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My Favourite MovieThe Bird Cage
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Don't Tell Anyone Else But...I may run off to live with the penguins...
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