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Niecey: "Wow! What a great park. By far the best park I have ever been to in my life! So many things to do here and there is something here for everyone. Basketball, tennis,jogging, beautiful scenery.. Etc."
Josh Weiss: "Pretty much anything playing here, from film festivals to traveling Broadway shows, concerts & The Nutcracker, is great. The building itself is magnificent inside and out. See what's playing & go!"
Samir Gillani: "Hands down the best restaurant in Atlanta! Get the She Crab Soup, Peel and Eat GA Shrimp (messy but worth it!), the duck fat swordfish (holy it's good!), and fish & chips (huge!). Valet is only $3."
Djaniella D.: "See a line? Worth the wait. I can't even explain how delicious their ice cream is. Grab a Trio with dark chocolate, salted caramel, and intelligentsia black cat espresso."
nocturnics: "the flavors are unique and taste true to the name the whisky butter pecan, black cat espresso so tasty if you are in #atl check out this spot"
Kaitlin: "The coffee is great, but you come here for the sweet view. It's right on the river, and you can walk right down to it and sip your coffee while watching the rapids."
Josh Weiss: "Been coming here for 20+ years. A delightful urban oasis. Good restaurant and also snackbar. Check out the orchids. Children's garden has fountains to play in. Great summer concert lineup."
Atlanta: "Spring is the perfect season to visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden and experience its beautiful plant collection, as well as the canopy walk, edible garden and cascades garden."
💀 blood witch 💀: "kids park is open now with awesome splash pad perfect for picnics or just a nice walk, make sure to walk a little further down the road to the O4W SKATEPARK SHRED IT"
Wendy Darling: "If you walk around the pond, pay close attention to the wildlife along the edges. You'll find turtles, frogs, and often birds, like egrets."