Definitely worth a trip to see these mounds. We had less than an hour before the gates closed and we saw two mounds and the museum. I'm glad I made time to go here and see some of our Georgia history. Plus it is free that is another reason to go.

Visited while on the way from Hilton Head to Atlanta. Was looking for a quick attraction on the way and Google showed it on top. There is. Visitor center with a decent size museum and then mounds as main attraction. There were not many visitors as we reached quite close to the closing time. There were quite a few trails people were trekking. Nice place to visit one time, but avoid going during peak summer as there are not much shade around mounds.

Made an impromptu stop here and had a lovely time. The trails and visitors center were closing at 5 and we had about an hour to explore before the gates shut but we were able to walk around and climb to the top of the temple mound (there's also parking at the bottom of the steps but we opted to walk from the visitors center). I wish we had more time to explore the rest of the trails, but now we know we want to come back! The visitors center is clean and has a nice exhibit and the rangers were super friendly and helpful. We came with our three young children and it was manageable. Highly recommend!

I've been wanting to go here for years and my visit did not disappoint. Between the natural beauty and the cultural significance of the area, it's a must visit. The visitor center has very informative displays and a large amount of artifacts to view. I suggest starting off there to give yourself a good background before viewing the mounds. If you're a gift shop fan like me, the one here is small but mighty. I was happy to see they had items from local artisans for sale as well as the usual shirts/books/ magnets. The folks working in the visitor center were lovely as well. The mounds and trails were spectacular. Trails were well maintained and easy to follow. If you're limited on how much walking you can do, many mounds are visible from multiple parking areas along the road through the site. There is a staircase that takes you to the top of the largest mound which provides spectacular views and lets you immerse yourself in the significance of the site. Hiking trails are available around the area, and are all fairly short but pleasant hikes. There are many seating areas throughout if you need to rest or just want to sit and appreciate the area. Definitely bring of water and sunscreen because it's Georgia and the areas around the mounds are mostly in direct sun. There was a large amount of wildlife around as the park was not very crowded. The thing I was most surprised by was the amount of native wildflowers and other flora through the area. If you're a native plant lover, you'll find an unexpected treat here. I spent about 4 hours at the park and didn't make it through everything, so if you're a real history buff or like to meander, you could easily spend a whole day.

An oasis of history and nature just outside Macon! The park is beautifully maintained, with easy parking and a peaceful atmosphere. The small museum and gift shop are great, and the Park Rangers are friendly and knowledgeable. A wonderful place to explore—can’t wait to see it become a full National Park!

The shade is delightful! It was a great family experience. Building happy memories together makes your family stronger. ITS FREE! It was very educational and you won't regret going.

A great combination of history and hiking. I loved the fact we were allowed to go into the Ceremonial Mound. The exhibits were wonderful. We saw an alligator and a deer during our hike.

Beautiful. It was great to see the detail and work put into building the home and restoring it. The tour guide was wonderful. So knowledgeable. She could answer every question with ease and made us feel comfortable. It was also nice to learn the history of the city. Definitely worth experiencing

We took a tour of the Hay House with the fabulous guide Deborah. The house is gorgeous with many ingenious features such as running water (before the White House had that) and a cooling and warming system. The way Deborah spoke about the house and everything it made the tour more special. In the summer I do recommend to take the tour as early as possible (first ions is at 10AM) due to the heat.

My friends and I attended the Christmas luncheon in December. It was a lovely event with live music. Afterward, we took a tour of the home. It's magnificent and beautiful restored. We enjoyed hearing all the stories about the home, and the owners from the staff. This place is definitely worth a visit.

This is a beautiful place to visit, amazing architecture, gorgeous details. GPS gave terrible directions, but we figured it out. The tour guide was very good, extremely happy we went.

Lovely at Christmas time. It was a great date night. A blast from the past as if visiting my great grandparents again.

An unforgettable visit — especially thanks to Deborah! Our visit to Hay House was absolutely wonderful, and a big part of that was thanks to Deborah, our tour guide. She led the tour in such an engaging way that even my six-year-old children were fully captivated — and that’s no easy task! Her storytelling, warmth, and energy truly brought the house to life. And the house itself… it’s breathtaking. The moment you step inside, it literally takes your breath away. A true architectural and historical gem. We’ll definitely be back in the winter when all the floors are open and the house is decorated for Christmas — we’re sure it will be magical!

One of the absolute best tours we have ever had. The extremely knowledgeable lady that took us through the house was a gifted storyteller. She had stories for every room that were funny and informative. The house was fantastic as well, very amazing rooms throughout the home that will definitely wow you. But without the tour guide it would have been no where near as impactful! We went on the 1pm tour 5/13/23 highly recommended the visit

This is generally a clean park although there were a couple places where other people were smoking marijuana, which was not enjoyable to walk through. There are pavilions and overlooks here and plenty of space to hang out or walk or jog. There are a lot of memorials here where people drowned in the river so be super careful of the water here

Great off trail hiking with beautiful river views. Pavement trails available for those who prefer to walk, cycle, run & etc. They also provide an exercise circuit available free for those interested in working out & kids play ground. Safe & clean. Recommend for all ages

Very nice park, it’s clean, quiet and relaxing. They also have a park gym and area for tubing. My walk around was 30mins they also have small trails that’s connected to the big trail. I went in the morning, and it’s shaded and paved!

It was my first time visiting Amerson River Park with our CHOSEN life group, and I will personally be back . This park is a little hidden gem tucked away in North Macon. Gorgeous. Most of the trails are shaded by overlapping trees and It is filled with beautiful views of the river. There is a park for the children to play and pavilions for gatherings. At every turn there is picture worthy scenery for a morning walk, golfing, or a special event. A must see.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel compelled to speak up today because I truly care about our city. My husband and I have lived in Macon for nearly 10 years, and one of our favorite places has always been Amerson Park. We've enjoyed many peaceful walks along the river and have always admired how beautiful and well-maintained the park has been—until now. Today, we took our one-year-old grandson to the playground and were heartbroken to see how neglected this part of the park has become. The slide was broken in a way that could easily cause serious injury, and there was a hole in the flooring large enough for a child to trip or fall through. There were no baby swings available, and the existing swings were not only old and noisy but seemed unsafe. Worse, the playground itself was dirty, and mold was visibly growing on the shade structures. I’m not writing this to complain, but to raise awareness. This park is a gem in our community, and it deserves attention—especially the areas meant for our youngest citizens. Our children deserve a safe, clean, and fun place to play. I sincerely hope someone in the parks department sees this and takes action. We love Amerson Park and want to continue visiting it with our children and grandchildren, knowing they are safe and cared for. Thank you for listening

I planned on going rock hounding unfortunately this place was not what I was looking for. However, it was a beautiful place for a good walk with friendly people.

A true oasis in the city! Such a lovely, peaceful, large park with so many different amenities and options for activities!

This was my first time visiting. Wonderful place of history. Free parking on the side of the building. I purchased a membership, so I will definitely be back.

Tuman Museum is a great place to visit while in Macon and get a good glimpse into the art, history and culture of African Americans. Well organized (curated) and very educational. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Every piece of art has a message.

Nice day trip experience. There was an event taking place on the main floor so we only explored upstairs. Was surprised to see the Tyler Perry exhibit.

Incredible experience into black culture. History, and art. Highly recommend.

She's a hero! She should have her own dollar bill! Makes me tear up thinking about her sacrifices. Every human should learn and strive to be like her! CLOSED ON MONDAYS

Absolute amazing museum! So glad we decided to visit! Harriet Tubman, a true American Hero!

The whole museum is breathtakingly beautiful. My granddaughter and I spent over 2 hours there. The Tyler Perry exhibit is well worth the trip! The "Black art wall" is a wonderful representation of Black royalty and other roads that led us to become a strong tribe that will keep up the fight as long as the struggle presents itself! Kudos to Father Keil, founder of this amazing museum. Very well done!

2nd time taking my granddaughter. We love it. The staff is amazing. And I'm proud to say that my brother built the displays on the bottom floor. She loves to tell others that her Uncle Ray built it. The archeological dig is her favorite.

We decided to make this our final stop before leaving Macon. We were not disappointed! It was wonderful! We got to watch an animal show and the employee was very well informed and very knowledgeable. We learned alot about the animals she spoke on that day! We got a kick out of the small zoo and the bat cave! The Sweet gum trail was awesome and we loved the cabin. There was an amazing selection of art to view from sculptures and pottery to statues and paintings. We had a blast in the weather room and getting to go upstairs to the tree top and getting a closer look at one of the lemurs that joined us!I would definetly go back especially since I don't feel like we got to see everything.

Really enjoyed our visit to the Museum of Arts and Sciences! Lots of interactive displays -- the projector sphere was exceptionally cool! My only complaint is the "mini zoo" has small containments for the animals they house, and they smelled.

This is a decent museum. The wildlife - particularly the lemurs - is really neat. The planetarium show was also great. The exhibits are also fun and somewhat interactive for the kids. My only complaint is that several of them were in disrepair and not functional. But still, worth the price of admission and a great way to spend two or three hours.

Be Prepared for a all day affair.. bird show then planetarium then the animals and bat cave.. pack a cooler with snacks and drinks they don’t have food or drinks available

This was my first time here on a field trip with my son, liked some of it but there were some disappointments. First they definitely overbooked because they tried to fit 2 schools with several classes in and it’s only so big. It takes several hours to go through everything but we didn’t get to enjoy everything because we would have to wait each time in the commons area. Our class never got to go into the planetarium which was unfair to the kids who were excited about it. Apparently something had to be cleaned before we could go into a room so that was more waiting. The nature trail was nice and the young tour guide was very sweet and informative. The outside bathrooms were locked when there was a sign posted on the door that they were available no one ever unlocked them. I went into the gift shop no one greeted me or even smiled for that matter and they were talking as I came in but then stopped as I was shopping around and just stared at me while I was shopping around which made me feel very uncomfortable and unwelcoming, I almost didn’t want to buy anything but I only did it for my son or I would have left, I also thought some of the items were overpriced. If they didn’t overbook and seem so frantic at times it may have been more enjoyable.

Awesome Museum. Tons of things for the kids to look at and learn about. The gentleman running the planetarium was awesome. Very friendly and helpful. The costs to get in are inexpensive. Worth going out of the way and stopping here for a day! Family fun and adventure.

Not as good as the Texas Sports Hall of Fame. All the kids interactive equipment seems outdated and worn out. Not too big and not many one of a kind pieces. The Texas one was also free for military, this one is not.

Great addition to our city with so much history and tributes that fill a lifetime of memories

This is a great place! We were treated by Janet, she was so amazing. You could tell she really enjoys her job, and she even gave the kids scavenger hunts to earn a prize, and suggested other places to go after our visit ( which we did! Thank you Janet!). I definitely want to return with my husband to this hall of fame. It’s very family friendly and has the upmost exceptional staff.

I learned so much about athletes who played high school, collegiate and professional sports in Georgia. I am from Georgia and was surprised to find out so much. The museum is amazing and the staff is super friendly. I am looking forward to returning soon!

Loved the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame. You see everything from a football to a tennis outfit. Super fun. It even has an area for basketball. Worth the trip to Macon. My nephew and I enjoyed it. Right across from Tubman Museum

Dangerous area. Daily car break in’s happening for the last month in the parking lot. Would NOT leave your car here. Last night 6 cars were hit.

I went on a whim with my grandparents and loved every minute of it! The staff was friendly and I learned so much about the sports scene in Georgia. There were also plenty of interactive things to do within.

Yesterday was my first time attending a play/musical at the Grand Opera House Macon and I was absolutely blown away! The building has a vintage style with an amazing sound system! The musical ‘Pretty Woman’ was phenomenal from the costumes to the singing to the casting! Alcoholic beverages were available for purchase and the parking situation was trouble-free! I highly recommend supporting the arts and attending a show at this establishment! You won’t be disappointed!

I recently rented one of the larger conference rooms at the Piedmont Grand Opera House to host a birthday party for my mother and I must say it was grand indeed. It was classically beautiful inside. Chas made sure everything was handled efficiently & Bea was so kind and accommodating. I would definitely recommend contacting them for corporate and personal events or even just going for an experience hosted by them. You won’t regret it.

Lovely venue, small enough to feel intimate. There ARE some bad seats - be sure to check if your view will be obstructed. Acoustics are good, seats comfortable. Volunteer staff is very pleasant and hard-working! Enjoyed the evening with one exception: if you purchase a beverage from the concession other than water to take into the auditorium, you must also purchase a $10 "insulated" cup to put it in. I would not have selected a souvenir for myself with Piedmont on it. Pro tip: hydrate before you go.

Went to see a show called The Golden Girls. The Piedmont grand opera house facility offered clean restrooms and a bar which served alcoholic and non-alcoholic. Parking was only a short walk to get into the building. Great place to go watch a show

Attended a one-day business meeting conducted in the auditorium for approximately 500 people. The seating and acoustics were great. Parking could be an issue depending upon the event attended at this venue.

Nice venue. Old and out dated. The seating is the worst. Especially for a BIG FELLA like me. I attended a graduation here. There were no assigned seats. I had to climb several flights of stairs to get to a seat. Shockingly the view was great from my location. It's a great historic venue that's in need of a major over haul.

We saw the Nutcracker in this theater last weekend and had a heavenly time. We actually booked tickets in September for a Saturday in December. But I completely forgot to go!! I was devastated. The next morning, I raced up to the box office. The only tickets left were third floor box seats. We were told that they weren’t wonderful seats, but we took them anyway. It’s true, they weren’t great, but my kids loved them. At intermission, we spotted some front row seats which also weren’t great, but were better for our backs. Our kids LOVED the show. We have since been entertained with toddler Nutcracker performances. I appreciated how friendly the box office workers and ushers were. There’s no mistaking how beautiful this theater is. It’s clean and well kept and has been preserved beautifully. Thank you!

Beautiful cemetery. We went to see the resting place of Greg, Duane, Butch and Berry and saw a lot more. Found the Bond Tomb and Little Martha too. Amazing place filled with history.

Very tight driving spaces and hard to maneuver this place, but this cemetery is my second favorite after Bonaventure. Beautiful marbled statues and mausoleums. The place was so large and hot that I could barely see a fraction of it. The best plan is to park outside and walk in, but if you come to see Duane Allman grave drive down and park by the train tracks. Also, humans make good food for plants and wildflowers

Wanted to walk around Macon today after work and decided first on The River Walk Park with accompanying Heritage Trail. I don’t really recommend that walk, interesting but decided to check out this cemetery. Very peaceful, tranquil, beautiful, and historical here. Many gorgeous plots Of people from the 19th and 20th centuries laid to rest here. Many paths to walk along and admire the stone and marble headstones, pillars, and obelisks. Much attention to detail in these carvings as well as the iron works surrounding the plots. If you do choose to come here, please be mindful and quiet in respect to people there, both in this world and the other world.

The best peaceful place to understand the importance of the history of Macon County. Since 1840 the cemetery looks in great condition and clean. Excellent place to walk around and see how important these people are to the city.

Beautiful cemetery. So much history. Gregg Allman, his brother and another band member are buried here. Worth the trip if you're passing through Macon. They hung out here by the railroad tracks and wrote many of their songs.

Beautiful cemetery. The lady I spoke with at the office was very sweet. The paths are narrow but you can drive around if you don't want to fight the hills. Beautiful scenery all around. I especially Iove the layers to it and all of the little steps to get from one level to the next. Be careful though, some are loose. There's a lot of history here like the Allman brothers and band member. The Hebrew burial ground was interesting and my favorite spot in Rose Hill. I can't read or speak Hebrew but it makes me want to learn. My little girl is very sensitive, she particularly feels for the children's grave. She laid dandelions on the children's graves when she spotted them and would tell me what she thinks they would be doing if they were alive today. So sweet. I recommend it to anyone who has a little extra time for a stroll. There's also flag that you can go towards to get to the soldiers area. It's a nice memorial with some informative plaques. I think there's something for everyone wether your a history buff, photographer or just needing to get in a few extra steps for the day. Family friendly, even my kids love walking around and imagining who the people were or could be today. ❤️

Beautiful and full of history. Many, many historically local, state, and nation figures and families are here. Well maintained. Great walking areas especially if you like hills! Great architecture and really transports you back in time!

I cannot recommend this enough! Absolutely beautiful inside and our, cared for and loved by all the people involved. Interesting story as to why it's called the Cannonball house that I will let you go find the answer for. They have a great museum, furniture and original to Macon items including the cannon in the front yard! PLEASE visit and support this home!

Beautiful house to visit from the antebellum period. The staff were extremely friendly, knowledgeable and had a good grasp of the area history.

Absolute pleasure from start to finish. Both Brenda and husband Wayne delivered very informative and insightful details on the home and family. Wayne has a tremendous knowledge of the Civil War and it’s impact on Macon. Both were very receptive to answering questions in a very friendly manner. We wound up spending well over an hour with these delightful hosts and in the gift shop. For some reason we didn’t get to the kitchen ( which is ALWAYS of great interest to me ) or the Servants quarters. We’d definitely return for another tour tho. Fascinating- and odd that there are NO artists renderings or photos of Judge Holt.

Great tour conducted by two separate docents. Interesting history of this historic home.

Such an amazing house! I got lucky and was the only person on the tour and it really did feel like a private tour. I believe my guide's name was Lizzie and she was super knowledgeable. The kitchen house is still intact and was included in the tour. Definitely a must-see!

Such an absolute beautiful experience! Thank you for your hospitality and sharing such amazing history! This is definitely a must see and experience!

The docent was very knowledgeable. The home has been well maintained and has a long history. Civil War buffs will enjoy museum. There is an actual Griswold revolver and facts about Samuel Griswold.

Found this funky little spot in the Macon historic district. Because this is a music town, there’s lots of memorabilia on the walls. They are known for their hamburgers and milkshakes, which as you can see in the photos we did not get. However, the Rookery salad was just what I was looking for and my fellow diner was very happy with her patty melt - the beef was cooked perfectly. I ordered a local craft beer that was very cold and a solid choice.

Large party service was spot on, highly suggest. The fried food was excellent and clearly hand battered, mushrooms and onion rings were the stand outs. Don't sleep on that pimento cheese, it was excellent. The turkey sandwich was also quite tasty.

The Rookery in Macon, GA, is a true local gem that delivers on every front — food, atmosphere, and service. The burgers are absolutely amazing — juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, with creative toppings that set them apart from your average burger joint. The atmosphere is warm and lively, blending a classic Southern charm with a laid-back, welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. The staff is friendly, attentive, and clearly take pride in what they do, adding to the overall great experience. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, The Rookery is a must-visit spot in downtown Macon.

First visit to the Rookery was a success! The portions are beyond generous! We had to get to-go boxes. The chips were delicious, the tea super sweet, and the service on point. We'd definitely visit again!

My coworker went to lunch with her husband and, since I couldn’t take a break today due to my daughter’s open house, I asked her to bring me back something to eat. I requested chicken tenders with fries and ranch — nothing fancy, just something quick. When I started eating, I noticed the chicken seemed undercooked — borderline raw. Concerned, I called the restaurant, not even to get a refund, but simply to let them know what happened. Unfortunately, I was met with a disappointing response from the manager, Greg. He told me that unless I physically brought the food back in, they couldn’t offer a replacement or even acknowledge the issue. I explained again that I hadn’t gone out for lunch because I didn’t have time — that’s why someone else picked it up for me. When I asked if that meant I just had to go without lunch until tomorrow, he confirmed I’d need to return with the food resolve anything. My receipt with the date and matching 4 to my debit card with not suffice! There was zero empathy. I understand it’s tough in the food industry with people trying to get free meals, but that wasn’t the case here. I value quality and consistency — I eat in the downtown area often and don’t mind paying for good food. But service like that? It’s enough to lose a regular customer. Check your chicken — and maybe show a little more care next time. The way you treat people matters.

A rustic and local hamburger pub. I was in the area for work and went with a relatively large group do people for lunch. The menu was fairly diverse in terms of burgers. I ordered the Burger of the Month which they called The Vampire. Basically it's two grilled cheese sandwiches as the top and bottom bun and then a 1/2 burger with queso and Sriracha sauce. Phenomenal! The pimento cheese and chips were also top notch as an appetizer for the table. The stand out, for me, though, was the service. One member of our party has a nut allergy. They ordered the chicken salad sandwich. Bear in mind that there were no warnings anywhere on the menu that the Chicken salad contain nuts. Upon biting into the sandwich, my coworker immediately noticed and spit the food out into a napkin. Our waiter could not have been more apologetic. The manager even came over to check on us. They comped the meal and couldn't have been more gracious. If we are ever in the area, we will be back!

5 stars for the food. Jimmy Carter burger was SO good. Cooked perfectly and an interesting combo. Skipped the side for a milk shape to top it off. So many options. Well worth your time and prices are reasonable as well.

Had a fantastic dinner here! Service was friendly and attentive. I ordered the scallops with risotto—perfectly cooked—and the peach salad was a fresh, flavorful combo. But the real star was the crack pie… absolutely unforgettable. Great spot for a date night. Highly recommend!

My husband and I had a wonderful experience here! We were driving thru from Florida and we stopped for dinner. We sat at the bar, which was quaint and welcoming. They had a fabulous array of seasonal autumn cocktails. I ordered the Mrs Rogers and was properly balanced. We also decided on the deviled eggs, the farm salad, and we split the ginger pumpkin bisque pork chop. Everything was incredible, even all the attentive staff who always checked in on us. This is our second time stopping here for dinner and it hasn’t disappointed yet ❤️

If I could vote 10 stars I would ! The food was definitely delicious, on the pricey side but absolutely amazing!!!! Atmosphere was definitely nice, a bit upscale but not super over the top upscale. Now on to the service !!!!!!!! We did have a reservation set for our anniversary. From the moment we entered, we were greeted with the warmest welcome! They asked our name, and actually read the comments that I put online regarding our anniversary. I thought that was super thoughtful to actually acknowledge our anniversary. I’ve done that at other restaurants in the past and we weren’t acknowledged. From the hostess, to our wonder waitress Trinity, to the waiter that helped bring out the food, to the gentleman that I believe was the manager, literally EVERYONE ON STAFF WAS AMAZING !!! We are beyond thankful for a wonderful experience and we will be back!

Everything was amazing. Food, Magnificent. Drinks, Tasty. Atmosphere, Pleasant. Bartender was cool, servers were attentive. The only thing I can possibly think to say negative, the booth seating could use a little cushion, it was pretty hard to sit comfortably on for awhile.. wouldn't stop me from coming back and just choosing a table or bar seating instead! Loved it there.

This restaurant left me speechless after eating! I mean it’s almost impossible to describe how great this restaurant was. The bread we had was very light and fluffy and the jam preserve that went with it was awesome! The pork bites appetizer was also excellent and the onions and sauce parred well with it. We ordered the ribeye as our main course and wow, absolutely wow! Seasoned to perfection, the sides were perfection, and it was the perfect temperature we requested. To end this night we ordered the chocolate brookie with the ice cream. Best brookie I’ve ever eaten! Everything was delicious and Will our server described the menu so well that our mouth was watering as he was talking! We also met the GM and just felt welcomed by the whole team! Absolutely give them a try!

Extraordinary Restaurant Establishment In The Revitalization Era Of Downtown Macon, Ga—The Menu Entree Items Including The Appetizers Selection With Amazingly Delicious Desserts Was Surprisingly Outstanding—The Final Vote Has Been Made To Be Included In My New Unreleased Top Twenty List Of 5-Star Restaurants Overall (Our Server (Will) Made Our Late Evening Experience Memorable For Me And My Son (Manhood Celebration A Worthwhile Destination).

Another feather in Macon’s growing culinary cap. A little sweet overall but love the effort of focusing on local ingredients.

Found this funky little spot in the Macon historic district. Because this is a music town, there’s lots of memorabilia on the walls. They are known for their hamburgers and milkshakes, which as you can see in the photos we did not get. However, the Rookery salad was just what I was looking for and my fellow diner was very happy with her patty melt - the beef was cooked perfectly. I ordered a local craft beer that was very cold and a solid choice.

Large party service was spot on, highly suggest. The fried food was excellent and clearly hand battered, mushrooms and onion rings were the stand outs. Don't sleep on that pimento cheese, it was excellent. The turkey sandwich was also quite tasty.

The Rookery in Macon, GA, is a true local gem that delivers on every front — food, atmosphere, and service. The burgers are absolutely amazing — juicy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, with creative toppings that set them apart from your average burger joint. The atmosphere is warm and lively, blending a classic Southern charm with a laid-back, welcoming vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. The staff is friendly, attentive, and clearly take pride in what they do, adding to the overall great experience. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, The Rookery is a must-visit spot in downtown Macon.

First visit to the Rookery was a success! The portions are beyond generous! We had to get to-go boxes. The chips were delicious, the tea super sweet, and the service on point. We'd definitely visit again!

My coworker went to lunch with her husband and, since I couldn’t take a break today due to my daughter’s open house, I asked her to bring me back something to eat. I requested chicken tenders with fries and ranch — nothing fancy, just something quick. When I started eating, I noticed the chicken seemed undercooked — borderline raw. Concerned, I called the restaurant, not even to get a refund, but simply to let them know what happened. Unfortunately, I was met with a disappointing response from the manager, Greg. He told me that unless I physically brought the food back in, they couldn’t offer a replacement or even acknowledge the issue. I explained again that I hadn’t gone out for lunch because I didn’t have time — that’s why someone else picked it up for me. When I asked if that meant I just had to go without lunch until tomorrow, he confirmed I’d need to return with the food resolve anything. My receipt with the date and matching 4 to my debit card with not suffice! There was zero empathy. I understand it’s tough in the food industry with people trying to get free meals, but that wasn’t the case here. I value quality and consistency — I eat in the downtown area often and don’t mind paying for good food. But service like that? It’s enough to lose a regular customer. Check your chicken — and maybe show a little more care next time. The way you treat people matters.

A rustic and local hamburger pub. I was in the area for work and went with a relatively large group do people for lunch. The menu was fairly diverse in terms of burgers. I ordered the Burger of the Month which they called The Vampire. Basically it's two grilled cheese sandwiches as the top and bottom bun and then a 1/2 burger with queso and Sriracha sauce. Phenomenal! The pimento cheese and chips were also top notch as an appetizer for the table. The stand out, for me, though, was the service. One member of our party has a nut allergy. They ordered the chicken salad sandwich. Bear in mind that there were no warnings anywhere on the menu that the Chicken salad contain nuts. Upon biting into the sandwich, my coworker immediately noticed and spit the food out into a napkin. Our waiter could not have been more apologetic. The manager even came over to check on us. They comped the meal and couldn't have been more gracious. If we are ever in the area, we will be back!

5 stars for the food. Jimmy Carter burger was SO good. Cooked perfectly and an interesting combo. Skipped the side for a milk shape to top it off. So many options. Well worth your time and prices are reasonable as well.

“Let's Eat” Review of Oliver's! Wednesday's are a special Drinks Menu night with 50% off select wines and whiskeys. This is a perfect excuse to head downtown Midweek! We were greeted by our Bartender, Jordan. Full disclosure, he had responded to a previous post and told me about the Wednesday Happy Hour from 5PM to 9PM. When I went to the Facebook Page and the Website, I was instantly intrigued. So here we are! Cucumber Basil Martini $12 Being a Martini fan, I saw this on the specials menu and immediately ordered it. It's got this perfect summer fresh vibe to it with a fun twist of Fresh Cracked Pepper and Fresh Basil. Sidenote, the 2nd one was as good as the first. Anyone's guess how much better they get lol Tempura Cauliflower $13 This appetizer is deep fried to an entirely different level of everything your mind is imagining. It's crispy, but lite. The sauce is sweet and spicy. But it also has fresh elements. I cannot wrap my head around the way I want to describe this dish. All I can say is, ya'all need to order this dish with absolutely NO expectations because it will blow you away. One of my fav Appetizers I've ever had. Hands down. New Strip with Mashed Potatoes and Gouda Mac and Cheese $28 We ordered the steak Medium Rare and that's exactly how it came out. Cooked to perfection with some sort of in-house seasoning concoction that we can't figure out what's in it but after a few bites, we stopped caring because it was just so good. The Mac and Cheese is thick, creamy and tastes like the smoked gouda should. Filet Mignon with Mashed Potatoes and Green Beans which was the veggie of the Day $40.00 I asked for Medium Well and that's exactly how it came. Grilled and seasoned to absolute perfection. Whatever seasoning they're using is clearly homemade and should be copyrighted. It's THAT good. We tried all different sauces including Garlic Butter, Bleu Cheese Cream and Au Poivre. One of the fun parts about ordering all 3 is judging your eating mates on which sauce is the best. (For me, the Bleu Cheese Cream was the clear winner despite my opponent being the Au Poivre) They were all amazing! Summing It Up… Let's face it. Wednesday's aren't a night that everyone looks forward to but making Oliver's part of your hump day ritual is definitely something to look forward to! The food, the drinks and the staff are guaranteed to make your Midweek a lot better. The Bottom Line… I feel that Oliver's is one of those Downtown Gems that should NOT be missed. Do yourself a solid… go to Oliver's on a Wednesday night and take advantage of this awesome mid week special night!

I love this bistro. Trendy, casual, comforting and delicious. The atmosphere is very quaint and inviting. Several Megan was amazing. She was very informative and kind. The food was scrumptious. I ended up with the best Chicken Pesto in Macon Ga. The flavors just melts in your mouth. So if you want to enjoy a delightful meal in a comfortable environment with with southern hospitality. You should give Oliver's Corner Bistro a visit. You will not regret it.

I had an absolutely splendid experience. The tempura cauliflower is a must have. The cheese pesto bread was quite the treat and my ribeye steak was cooked to perfection. I will definitely be returning in the near future. I have passed this place for years and I am mad at myself for just going. Definitely in my rotation of dinner venues now.

We came to Macon for a blues festival and picked this place months ago and made a reservation based on the menu, prices, and reviews. We arrived and were seated quickly. The service was great. Ethan was our server, and he was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. The food tasted amazing. My fiancé is a chef, and he was very, VERY pleased with the food. We purchased a bottle of wine, an appetizer, and salmon dinners. We will definitely return and recommend this place to anyone looking for a place to eat. Would 100% encourage you to make reservations before stopping in, though!

The only reason that I didn't give them 5 stars was because the food was room temperature instead of hot. The manager was very nice as well as the greater, Rain and our server Tiara. Nice spot for a date or for a small group of girlfriends to get together.

We had a great time! We got the unlimited mimosa's the food was delicious! The service was wonderful! Sheena was great! Once we for those unlimited mimosa's flowing everything else was on point! The pancakes were the best pancakes I've ever had. Literally! I never had pancakes that taste so good! Pancakes is usually not my goto, so i'm glad to ordered those🥞 #Olivers The weather was awesome, and the company of #cousins was filled with❤️8/14/22

The Honey Glazed Bourbon Salmon almost melts in your mouth, very tender, moist and delicious. The other dish was a Caesar salad with shrimp added just for the heck of it. You can choose to eat outside, at the bar with a TV, or in the back. Seems to be very popular so I would recommend getting a reservation.

Super cool local pizza place I. Macon GA. The inside decor is awesome, the people that work there are super nice and the pizza is a 10 out of 10!! We also had the breadsticks and a small salad ❤️

I wish I could give it 10 stars, this place was amazing! We will never forget this experience, the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful! The food was amazing. The atmosphere is out of this world!

Really good pizza, but the wait times during their busier hours are pretty long for a single slice of pizza. Their beer choices are seasonal and delicious. The inside is a lot to look at, and keeps you entertained during a long wait time. Great place for small groups of friends or couples.

Simply great pizza and a great atmosphere. We were just passing through but if we passed through again we would definitely stop by again. Pizza is seriously about the crust and these guys nailed it!!!

Staff was so cool, vibes were immaculate. Highly recommend their subs!

The pizza hear is sooooo good. My Daughter took me here when I went to visit her one day and let me tell you, I am so glad she did, their pizza is the absolute best.

Outstanding Pizza!!! Staff is attentive and kind, service is great. It can get busy, be patient. Pep-pineapple-mushroom-onions-black olives Lrg- is my fave (add Italian sausage & feta if you like) you will have a pizza for all!

Only small issue i had was right after Zudan, the server, took our drink order; he stood within view speaking w Mgr(?) for near 5 mins before he went to pour our drinks to bring to us. And also he didn't ask about an appetizer at the same time, but we ordered that and salad when he came back with the drinks. It's good we had water to sip on until he brought the drinks we ordered. Make reservation! And we arrived at 5pm before the larger crowd started coming in. Great food, people, and atmosphere. Not for everyday dining: 2 ppl, total cost $100.xx, 2 sodas, 1 bar drink, 1 app, 1 salad, 2 entrees. It was delicious! Lobster Ravioli and Spanish Paella and we brought some home to eat tomorrow! Great place for date night or special occasions.

We had such an amazing experience from start to finish! Melanie was attentive, friendly and very knowledgeable about the menu and all her recommendations were spot on. The food was delicious and the portions were generous. It's worth every penny if you haven't been to this restaurant you should go!

Justin was an excellent host/waiter. He knows his stuff. I was a lil disappointed because i actually went for the lobster dinner but that is only on Thursday. We had crab cakes, which wasn't that good. A bit too fishy for me. They also lacked seasoning. The lobster ravioli was good. Chris had the lamb chop dinner which was okay. Overall it was a nice spot for date night. I'll be returning to try the lobster dinner.

You need a reservation but we arrived almost an hour early and we were sat immediately on a Saturday. We sat in a private corner and enjoyed this place so much we will be back. It's a little pricy but the food is excellent! We decided to get a special for an appetizer and the prime rib for dinner as it's their special on Friday and Saturday night.

What an incredible discovery! My wife and I had hoped to dine at Natalia's, but they were crowded. Instead, I looked for another mom-and-pop style restaurant in Macon, and to my surprise, we found this gem. I'm so glad we didn't go to Natalia's. This restaurant is phenomenal, from the service to the food, and the bartender, Brandy, was excellent! I was a bit surprised to see some patrons wearing ball caps and shorts, but that's okay. We will definitely be back!

The atmosphere was lovely, food was delicious and the service was awesome!!

We were traveling through Macon and found this quaint little restaurant on line. it was located on a back street. The server was nice & polite. We both ordered the NY strip steaks. These steaks had to be one the toughest gristled meats that I’ve ever eaten. I told the server. She said she would tell the Chef. There were no offers to discount the check or visit from the Manager, or even an offer to comp the desserts. I Honestly don’t know restaurants like this stay in business.

Found this place on the way for a weekend trip to Savannah. After driving looking a little we settled on this place from Yelp reviews. Even though landlocked, wife had better seafood than some of the places we at at in Savannah. She said the shrimp and lobster bisque ranked up there as her all time favorite. Great historic location, easily accessible to I-16. Located in a great area for food, it was a nice stop with great service (thanks Stephanie) and atmosphere. Crowd was steady so they must be consistent. If we were local this would be a regular spot for sure.

The food was delicious and served with high quality ingredients. The customer service was outstanding and the atmosphere was great. I had the fried grouper Poboy sandwich, and my wife had the shrimp tacos and jam pups. Both were amazing! Highly recommend!

Came here for the first time this past weekend and it was pretty good. If I had to have one critique it would be to ensure all individuals within the party receive their food at the same time or roughly close to it. Some members in my group didnt received parts of their meal til near the end of our dining experience.

Pleasantly surprised by Kudzu Seafood! We stopped in around 8 and grabbed seats at the bar to share one of their seafood plates. While we don’t typically go for fried food, we decided to give it a try—and it did not disappoint. The plate came loaded with catfish, grouper, shrimp, and fries—crispy, flavorful, and definitely shareable. Next time, I’m looking forward to trying their grilled options. The vibe was quiet and family-friendly, with two distinct sides—one for seated dining and one for the bar. The décor is charming and cozy, and they even have an upstairs patio that serves a smaller menu on the weekends. A great spot to unwind and enjoy some Southern seafood comfort!

I recently dined at Kudzu Seafood Company in downtown Macon, and it was an absolute standout experience—authentic Gulf Coast flavors right in the heart of Georgia! From the moment I stepped in, the vibe was welcoming, with that perfect mix of casual Southern charm and lively energy, especially in the bar area. A huge shoutout to our waitress in the bar—she was phenomenal! Attentive without being overbearing, super knowledgeable about the menu, and just had this infectious enthusiasm that made the whole meal feel like catching up with an old friend. She nailed our recommendations and kept the drinks flowing seamlessly. If you’re lucky enough to get her section, you’re in for a treat. Now, onto the food, which lived up to the hype. We started with the gumbo, and oh man, it was delicious—rich, perfectly spiced, loaded with shrimp and andouille sausage, and not a hint of being overly salty. It transported me straight to the bayou. For the main, the jambalaya was a generous portion that was hearty, flavorful, and packed with all the right Cajun kicks. But the real MVP? The garlic toast that came with it. Buttery, garlicky perfection—crispy on the outside, soft inside, and it soaked up every last bit of that jambalaya goodness without falling apart. Seriously, I could make a meal out of just that toast. Pricing was reasonable—great value for the quality and portions, especially in a spot this polished. And as a fun bonus, they hooked us up with a free sticker on the way out, which is now proudly on my laptop. Kudzu isn’t just a meal; it’s a vibe. Highly recommend for anyone craving legit seafood in Macon—I’ll be back soon! (Visited September 2025)

Stopped here for quick lunch. Friendly staff. Restaurant was clean and decorated. The fried grouper was very good. My husband loved the oysters. They have several interesting seafood and non seafood items to choose from.

This place never disappoints! The food is delicious. We always start out with the Jezebel sausage and Rockefeller oysters as our appetizers. We tried today's special which was the Jezebel shrimp taco. The combination of sauce, cilantro, lime, and mango was superb. I can't wait for our next visit.

We took my Dad here for his birthday and had a great experience. The atmosphere is speak easy type vibe, the old fashioned was delicious, and our filets were cooked to perfection. They have amazing daily specials. Chase was our server and he was the absolute best - service was top notch. Highly recommend

My brother and I both ordered the elk and it was very good. They have a great whiskey and wine selection and there is good separation between the smoking and nonsmoking sections of the restaurant. The complimentary valet parking wad also great -i drive a manual transmission and they had no issue with it. My seat was exactly where I had it also, which is nice.

People rave about their steaks but it was ok. However, I loved the cheese grits souffle and their button mushrooms. Both of those were outstanding. Reservations required for fast seating.

**ROACHES** I recently visited Downtown Grill a high-end establishment with a reputation for fine dining, expecting an exceptional culinary experience. Unfortunately, what should have been a memorable evening for the right reasons was overshadowed by serious cleanliness and maintenance issues. From the moment we walked in, there was an unmistakable odor of mildew—like damp carpet left too long without proper care. It’s not the kind of scent you expect in a luxury dining space, and it immediately set a concerning tone for the evening. The most disturbing moment came when a roach casually walked across our table during the meal. For a restaurant of this caliber, that’s not just disappointing—it’s absolutely unacceptable. Cleanliness and hygiene are non-negotiable in any dining setting, let alone one charging premium prices. Even more frustrating: the restaurant made no effort to address or compensate for the incident. No apology beyond a vague expression of surprise, no adjustment to the bill, and not even a token gesture of concern. It left us feeling not only uncomfortable, but disregarded. Given the visible conditions in the dining area, I can't imagine how dirty and disgusting the kitchen must be. If roaches are bold enough to crawl on tables in front of guests, it raises serious questions about what’s going on behind closed doors. This restaurant may carry the look and price tag of fine dining, but it fails where it matters most. Until they seriously address hygiene, maintenance, and customer care, I cannot recommend dining here.

My New Favorite Spot! I absolutely love this place! I'm so glad we found it, and I can't wait to go back. The atmosphere here is wonderful—it feels both quiet and private, making it a perfect escape. And the food? It has to be the best in central Georgia! The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and attentive, too, which makes the whole experience even better. Plus, you can enjoy a smoke if you like while you're dining, which is a nice touch. And the bar is truly impressive, to say the least!

Very nice, lowkey and intimate place. Loved the service and food ! Definitely recommend and we’ll be back soon

Absolutely love the ambience. You walk in and it’s a different world. Food is delicious. Been here twice and have no complaints. We had Jordan as our server both times. She is super sweet, awesome and very knowledgeable about the menu. Would eat here twice a week if i could.

This used to be one of my favorite restaurants. I visited a couple of days, ago. Customer service was excellent. Food was horrible. The vegetables tasted, as if it came straight out of a can. With no seasonings and boiling meat flavor added. The chicken was fried too hard. Sweet tea was bitter.

First time here as we're only in Macon for a long weekend. Best meal we've had in months. Everyone working is super nice & sweet. I got lucky it was Friday so I got the fish filet, hush puppies, collards & mac n cheese. Everything was so tasty. My husband got fried chicken, mashed potatoes & green beans. We were both stuffed about 60% way thru. Lucky us later! I highly recommend. It is cafeteria style & then you go into a dining room. Exceptionally good meal. Thank y'all!

Oh my goodness!!! This food reminds me of Sundays around my grandmas table. It’s truly yummy! I can’t believe I waited this long to try it. So worth every penny! I’m so picky and the squash casserole is delicious, tender fried chicken, buttery cornbread, crispy okra, sooooo yummy 😋

Someone told us to try this place, and I’m glad we listened. I ordered the fried chicken, mac and cheese, rice with gravy, and collard greens. Every dish was excellent. The chicken was perfectly fried, and the service was great. Everyone was friendly and welcoming.

A great little down to earth mom and pop restaurant. The food was great, hot, and fresh!!! There were 5 of us and we ALL enjoyed our meals. The fried Chicken was great and the Beef tips and rice were just like my grandmother's.

Wonderful iconic Macon spot for classic meat and three. Rotating menu of made from scratch southern favourites. Served up with sincere smiles and as much banter as you wish from the ladies behind the counter. A small and packed dining area that somehow manages to feel cozy, not crowded. They also have delicious desserts made in house, and take out. The only issue you might have is finding a parking place. Do not miss it!

Friendly local spot, classic quality and generous southern food!

The food had good flavor, but most things were fried light, so some pieces of food were just right and the other was slightly under cooked. The inside of the restaurant was dark (so was the kitchen, missing lights or sections with not enough lighting, kind of scary) the lighting was strange for my eyes, I felt like I was eating with a bunch of desk lamps working to light up the room. But it was those soft white kind. The service was good, the staff was really sweet, and my server was kind of whispering, so it was hard to hear her, but she was attentive. I would recommend a visit, but they have some updating they should plan.

Heard a lot about this place so was excited to finally try it. I get the feeling it's one of those places that's always been around and hasn't seen a need to update anything. Which, isn't bad but it does make the atmosphere look a little generic, the menu bland. That said, the service was great. Friendly and hospitable. My biggest issue was with the fried food. Which was everything. The batter isn't seasoned, so everything you order is one step away from tasting like everything else. This is especially true for the battered fries. Don't do it. The batter to fry ratio is about 1:1 and you have to chew through bland, fried batter just to barely taste the potato. But the hushpuppies are great, the slaw is good and the in-house made Key Lime Pie is delicious. So get that! And if you get dessert, you will: it's the only thing on the menu.

Boo and I took a trip to see my parents. We had a date night to ourselves. So found this place on Google and off we went. Convenient to where we were staying. Right off the interstate. We found it easy to park in the lot on the right side. We went it it was busy. That's always a great sign. Looked at plates as we were seated. We spoke to our neighboring table. They told us what they recommended. We ordered alligator as an appetizer fried. It was so good. Boo got flounder and hushpuppies. I got shrimp tacos. They were delicious. I can't eat fish I am allergic to it. I am lucky enough that I can eat shrimp. Boo loves seafood and I love to make him happy. We will go back. If just not for the alligator. The restaurant was extremely clean the staff was so nice. We had the nicest table buddies. It was a perfect date!

Great food & service! Loved the whole catfish, blackened shrimp and cheese grits the best. Our waitress, Sarah was a pleasure. We will definitely be back.

Food and service was excellent! Julia was very sweet and gave exceptional service. Shrimp was wonderful and we will definitely be back!

First time here and the food was amazing. There was alittle wait for Saturday evening but it was worth it. We had catfish filets and claim strips they were both amazing. Cheese grits ,fries corn on the cob. Will be back

It was ok. Worth trying once. Oysters were fresh but there were no interesting vinegar options if you don’t want horseradish and ketchup. The specials menu had no prices and the bartender said, “tell me what you want and I’ll tell you what it cost.” Crab soup was fine but there were no oyster crackers. I ordered the grouper blackened. It was fine but was like a meal you would get in a diner. I’m sure the regulars love it, but your money would be better spent downtown at the seafood restaurants trying to do something more interesting.

My first time at this location for lunch with friends. They raved on and on about the food and beer. I’m not a beer drinker but definitely love food. So I came for the experience. Ordering is done at a counter and then delivered to your perch. The dining area is filled with brewing equipment and has high ceilings. As you can imagine, the acoustics help the sound resonate, and it has a cafeteria roar. The food has nice presentation but the flavor was lacking. Basic average burgers and limp natural cut fries. The cheese curds wanted to be good but the beer batter was too light and it lacked the texture to complement the gooey cheese. I don’t drink, so I did not have a beer delivered to the table. I missed out on even getting a beverage, because I found the drink fountain just before we left. It’s not anywhere near the ordering counter but down a hallway on the way to the restroom. The manager did show concern about the uneaten food, offered to buy me a beer, but I don’t drink. There is other great reviews of this place and my friends love it. So I don’t want to discourage others. However a six dollar burger and fries shouldn’t cost fifteen dollars. In my opinion the menu is overpriced. I’m quite sure it has to do with the locations overhead. I would eat here again to support local businesses but it’s not my first choice.

Used to really love this place. We still frequent but sad they use frozen burgers instead of fresh ground beef on site - website is misleading because it says they still grind their burgers fresh daily ; I’m sure it’s due to food costs, a staff member confirmed they switched to frozen burgers. Still like the vibe and a nice location

I just love this place. This was my second time visiting them. The staff are always friendly, they have unique beer selections and delicious food. I ordered the Salmon BLT with Tater Tots. The salmon was grilled to perfection! Definite must try. The parking can be a bit tricky because it's downtown so be prepared to pay to park.

First time visiting here and I must say, "I will be back!" Even though there was a nice crowd, we had no wait time to be seated. Our beers came out quick and the appetizer took no time at all. The service was also an A+!

THIS PLACE IS AMAZING! Some of the best pub style food I’ve ever had. Amazing sides truffle fries, onion rings, and fried pickles. Delicious and fresh homemade sauces. The burgers and chicken are also incredible. I got a kids chicken tender meal and it was a great value for the price and the chicken was seasoned and cooked perfectly. Their burgers are juicy, and I actually really like their patty melt. #supportlocal

Awesome place. Great selection of local beer with options to test before ordering. The food options are excellent. We love the fried cheese curds and their river monster sandwich with a side salad. The cheese curds are cooked to perfection with just the right amount of season. They are stringy and flavorful. The river monster is sweet and tangy with little seafood flavor. I wish it was seared slightly more to give it a little crunch. The spring salad is awesome. It has a delicious vinaigrette paired with it.

I enjoyed my visit here. The place was neat and clean, but there are minor issues to knock it off a 5 star. The bathroom was kind of rough, and despite advising the staff, the diet Coke was out of syrup.... nothing was done. My burger was enjoyable, and the fries were more soggy than crisp. The service was very fast, and the employees were pleasant. The salad instead of French fries was surprisingly large. The beer was good. I would return here.

One of the busiest airports in the world, and it definitely feels that way. The airport is very large but surprisingly easy to navigate thanks to the airport train that connects the terminals quickly. Security lines can get long, so it’s best to arrive early, but the process is usually efficient. There are many dining and shopping options spread across the terminals, which makes layovers more comfortable. Everything was clean and well-organized during my visit, and staff were helpful when I needed directions. The downside is the crowding during peak hours, but overall it’s a well-managed airport and one of the smoothest big hubs I’ve used.

Very impressive airport! I was shocked with the cleanliness in any bathroom I used on two different layovers. There was always at least one restroom attendant wiping counters, checking supplies, directing to open stalls, etc. While the airport is large, we had no problem getting around. Everything is labeled well and easy to find what you’re looking for. When we were confused, we asked an employee who was kind and more than happy to help us. Plenty of food options to choose from, although we felt Concourse A had the best selection. The different displays of art, photos, and cultural information were really enjoyable to take in as we walked from one location to another. Trams are available if needing to move quickly or travel far, but we found walking to be no problem. I’ll definitely choose this as a layover if given the chance again!

I don’t know much about the city of Atlantis. I do, however, know that this is one of the worlds major international transport hubs, being the home of SkyTeam’s codeshare partner Delta Airlines. The US airlines do not have a particularly good reputation, but this is not the place to report that. Atlantis is an epicentre of national and international travel. With 5 runways and 2 terminals consisting of 7 concourses. It is no laughing matter. We did not have a long visit here, and I believe it is certainly possible we may have encountered exciting planes like the B747, though on this visit I did not encounter such planes. The airport shuttle (underground train type vehicle) was fast and efficient, with clear signage (both audio and visual) to direct you to your required terminal. I believe the baggage handling operations are efficient, as the 1h 50 stopover was more than enough time for my bag to safely make the 6 concourse journey with no issues to my knowledge. I would like to know more about baggage handling operations but not enough to look it up, but will eagerly listen if somebody is telling me at some point. I was not detained here so no stars deducted.

The busiest airport in whole of USA and for a reason. This airport is so gigantic, the 7-8 concourses are like separate terminals themselves. There are trains that runs between the concourses every few minutes. Each concourse has bunch of restaurants and shops. But sadly all of their passengers go through a single security checkpoint, so I saw humungous lines at security, probably wait time of up to 2 hours. For TSA Pre-check, it was little shorter, about half an hour. The airport is mostly clean and has good directions. The baggage claim for all concourses is in a single area that has about 8 belts. The rental car building is separate from main building. I had to take the sky train to the rental cars building. Thankfully all train riders are free. Being one of the biggest airports in the country, they have several lounges in this airport, including Delta, United and Amex Centurion. Since Atlanta is home of Cocacola, they have several vending machines throughout the airport. My most favorite part of the airport was, seeing multiple planes take-off and land side by side, since the airport has parallel runways.

My layaway was here before I flew out to Rio De Janiero. This is a nice airport and I had some time to walk around for a bit. The first thing I did at the airport is as walk to my connecting gate. I was lucky to have a food court nearby with a McDonald. But since there was a line, I decided to go to TGIF that was nearby. I also stopped by a shop to get some bottle water.

Very family friendly for an airport. Clean, lots of food choices and extremely helpful staff. Lots of staff in general too. I would give it 5 stars but our first plane was delayed because they let another plane stay parked at our gate for an hour and it made us miss other flights.

I recently had a great experience and was genuinely impressed by the facilities and overall atmosphere. The check-in process was quick, and the security staff were professional and courteous. The airport was clean, modern, and had plenty of comfortable seating areas. I appreciated the availability of charging stations at almost every gate, It's definitely one of the better airports I’ve traveled through—efficient, welcoming, and traveler-friendly!