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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Outstanding guide.
"The Insiders' Guide to Atlanta" is an outstanding guide to an exciting city. Written by Atlanta authors Helen M. Couley and Karen E Wantuck, this 3rd edtition covers everything from sites and shopping to restaurants and accommodations. Couley and Wantuck give in-depth information in a helpful and accessible manner. When, for instance, they discuss...
Published on October 17, 1998
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9 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
not that good
this book is not that good. it has a lot of infomation but its organzation is poor and it leaves out some neccsary items. there is not a good map! they list all of the restuarants, in every location, and price range, but give no information about which ones are the good ones. there are very few diagrams. they do not give a good idea which entertainment is worth...
Published on March 31, 2000
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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Outstanding guide., October 17, 1998
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This review is from: The Insiders' Guide to Atlanta (Paperback)
"The Insiders' Guide to Atlanta" is an outstanding guide to an exciting city. Written by Atlanta authors Helen M. Couley and Karen E Wantuck, this 3rd edtition covers everything from sites and shopping to restaurants and accommodations. Couley and Wantuck give in-depth information in a helpful and accessible manner. When, for instance, they discuss Atlanta's marvelous mass transit system, MARTA, they not only give you background material and schedules, they describe an actual ride on MARTA, and tell where the various routes go. They even clue you in on how to take the MARTA from the airport to the city. Fine coverage is also given to the wonderful CNN Center, with its shops, CNN activities, and laudable Italian restaurant, Bugatti, inside the Omni Hotel (which is a part of the Center). You'll also learn lots of neat little facts that only true Atlantans know, e.g., where exactly Buckhead is, what's the difference between Five Points and Little Five Points, and why it's not consider proper to honk your horn in stalled traffic. "The Insiders' Guide to Atlanta" is another winner from one of our finest publishers of travel books.
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9 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
not that good, March 31, 2000
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This review is from: The Insiders' Guide to Atlanta (Paperback)
this book is not that good. it has a lot of infomation but its organzation is poor and it leaves out some neccsary items. there is not a good map! they list all of the restuarants, in every location, and price range, but give no information about which ones are the good ones. there are very few diagrams. they do not give a good idea which entertainment is worth seeing. the sections on stuff like real estate and moving to atlanta are not that helpful. this would be a good second book to have, but as the only guide to atlanta you will be disappointed
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True and wondeful, May 23, 1998
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This review is from: The Insiders' Guide to Atlanta (Paperback)
This book tells from the true women of Atlanta's point of View what's up in the city. A great coffee table book! It's worth it!!
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