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Sooo

can I go ahead and ask the typical move to a new town q's?

Best restaurants?

Best places to shop for clothes, gifts, furniture? (new house yay!)

Best healthcare/hospital/ob/etc?

Best of things to do on weekends? (Date night or family)

Best churches?

Anything else I should know about this great state?

Re: Sooo

  • and duh, I forgot one of the most important, salon/hairdresser recs! I'll be needing some very blonde highlights in exactly six weeks oh yeah
  • what areas are you looking for recs? all-over atlanta?
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    what areas are you looking for recs? all-over atlanta?

    Ditto this.  I live on the SE side so I may not be able to give good recs on some things, but the one thing I will say that I dislike very much about this state/area is the lack of hospitals nearby.  They are few and far between and when you have to go in, you wait hours upon hours.  There have been times when we've gone in (my FI gets chronic kidney stones so we've had our fair share of trips to the ER) and there were waiting times of 7-9 hours!  CRAZY!  Others may be able to speak a little better about them, but from what we've heard/experienced, Emory is really good and has 2 locations (I've heard Midtown is the better of the 2 but I could be wrong).  Piedmont in Fayetville is also nice and that's where we go (if we can't get into Henry County).

  • Best restaurants? What part of town are you in? I have restaurant reviews in my bio. 

    Best places to shop for clothes, gifts, furniture? (new house yay!) Ethan Allen, lots of cute shops in VA HI and bigger shops over off of Chattahoochee, Huff, and Ellsworth Industrial for furniture. My favorite gift shops are Limetree in Vinings and Love Street in Smyrna.

    Best healthcare/hospital/ob/etc? One close to where you live (this is not sarcastic; it's a recurring theme for Atlanta since traffic is bad.)

    Best of things to do on weekends? (Date night or family) Martinis and IMAX at Fernbank for date night. Zoo Atlanta or the Aquarium for kiddos and/or visiting relatives

    Best churches? Depends on your religion.

    Anything else I should know about this great state? Summer is really hot with lots of bugs.

  • Yep, ditto everyone else. Do you know where you'll be living?  (Just the general area is fine)  Then we could provide some better suggestions, cause there are nesties all over the city.
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  • imagemartinilove:

    imagechampagnedreams:
    what areas are you looking for recs? all-over atlanta?

    Ditto this.  I live on the SE side so I may not be able to give good recs on some things, but the one thing I will say that I dislike very much about this state/area is the lack of hospitals nearby.  They are few and far between and when you have to go in, you wait hours upon hours.  There have been times when we've gone in (my FI gets chronic kidney stones so we've had our fair share of trips to the ER) and there were waiting times of 7-9 hours!  CRAZY!  Others may be able to speak a little better about them, but from what we've heard/experienced, Emory is really good and has 2 locations (I've heard Midtown is the better of the 2 but I could be wrong).  Piedmont in Fayetville is also nice and that's where we go (if we can't get into Henry County).

     Hey Martini since you live in Henry County if you haven't tried out Pasta Max you should give it a try. They are really good. It's in downtown McDonough off the square.

     

  • Sorry, would be Marietta/Roswell. But of course Atlanta's so big I figure it will be a drive to get anywhere, so if there's something special it's worth it right?
  • can I go ahead and ask the typical move to a new town q's?

    Best restaurants? some of my favorites: sugo, nuevo laredo, two urban licks, one midtown kitchen, antica napoletana, the vortex, ormsbys, goldfish, houstons, st angelos, wildfire, swallow at the hollow, sam and daves bbq (they are two separate places now i think), nan thai, panita thai, bombay grille

    Best places to shop for clothes, gifts, furniture? (new house yay!)perimeter mall, lenox mall, va highlands, ikea, pottery barn, crate and barrel, pier one, cost plus world market, home goods

    Best healthcare/hospital/ob/etc? northside hospitals

    Best of things to do on weekends? (Date night or family) martinis and imax at fernbank, various hiking trails, farmers markets when it's warm

    Best churches? i wouldn't know but there are some other nesties who go to church

    Anything else I should know about this great state? i think southern hospitality is a myth but that's not to say that people here aren't nice!

  • I'm sorry it took me so long to get back on here and respond. We've been busy with house searching again, we called the last one off when the seller literally went crazy. Thanks so much for the recs, I can't wait to get there and try them out!
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