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I got into town and had a few hours to kill. I had lunch next door and was walking around when I…read morefound this gem. Such a cute place with so many incredible options! I did a tasting, browsed and read my book for bit. Everyone was very friendly and helpful and it is definitely a place I would visit again.

I always walk by this place on the beltline but had never been inside and I absolutely love it here…read morecame in when they opened. Happy hour from 4 to 6. Teki was behind the bar and made me an espresso martini. Gems salad was awesome. Also had the Zeppole. Awesome. "Soft" And the swirl with the butter cookie crumble. The view was amazing, the lighting was awesome. I Love the ambience. Definitely coming back!

Came to Indaco for a birthday brunch. It's a really nice space with great ambiance, though it was…read moresurprisingly slow for brunch. The food was a bit mixed. The zeppole were really good and probably my favorite thing we ordered. The pepperoni pizza was also good, and I enjoyed the Tramonto cocktail. I could have done without the ricotta toast--it was very ricotta-heavy and needed something sweeter or brighter to balance it out. I liked the concept of the crispy chicken biscuit, but the biscuit itself was just too much dough and overwhelmed the chicken. Service was the biggest disappointment. We had to mention the same things to our waitress multiple times before they actually got done, which was frustrating, especially given how quiet the restaurant was. They did end the meal with a nice sweet birthday surprise, which was a thoughtful touch. Overall, a beautiful spot with some good dishes, but the food and service were uneven during our visit.

Everything about this venue was amazing: from the welcoming entrance, the vibe, the service, the…read morewine and the fact that there is no bad seat in the place! I have been wanting to go to a City Winery concert and ATL did not disappoint.

City Winery finally listened and got rid of the two-item mandatory food/drink minimum. It's now…read more"strongly encouraged." One could argue the additional cost is factored into the ticket price. Musiq Soulchild starts at $96 for the cheap seats. Rufus Wainwright ($96), Daley ($60). Shows average $78 and parking has increased to $3.50 per hour, thanks ATL City Council! Comedy shows are slightly more affordable. Chico Bean starts at $36, TK Kirkland ($48), DL Hughley ($66). Lady Gaga Drag Brunch ($24-$36), Southern Soul Line Dance brunch ($30-$42) excluding food. Since I'm a music lover, CW isn't my first choice because it's too expensive for a hit or miss short set. I prefer Center Stage, Roxy, Fox, Smith's Olde Bar etc. for at least a two-hour concert. But for my favorite artists who don't perform anywhere else, I'll occasionally splurge. I'll likely eat elsewhere and leave the servers a small gratuity.

WINE DOWN WITH VIN | I'm not sure how Vin ATL doesn't have more attention, at least on Yelp. We…read morestumbled upon it and we have never felt more lucky. The shop is small but cozy - but we loved the outdoor seating the most, especially on a warm fall day in Atlanta, since it's dog friendly. They offer full pours or various wine flight options found on their educational tasting flights menu. I decided to try the Pet Nat What, which offers 3 3oz pours for $15. The flight comes in branded Vin ATL glasses and a cute wooden flight board that makes it easy to carry yourself. And if you like any of the 3, you can also opt for a full pour, which has the pricing listed next to it. My favorite was the Heaps Offshoot, a Blaufränkisch, which I've never tried before. Nearly all their wines are organically or sustainably farmed. I love that the menu also provides recommendations for how you can enjoy the wine - with what dish, chilled or room temp, etc. We will definitely be back, although maybe once the weather heats up a little bit, because this impending snowy weather in Atlanta is no joke! Although maybe it would be an even better idea to pick up a bottle of wine ASAP before the snowstorm hits!

If you're looking for a chill place to enjoy a glass of wine, this is a great place to start…read more Service was great, the gentleman suggested a great wine for me as I love a sweeter wine.. I enjoyed my time here.

We've been meaning to get here for awhile. Heard great things and was not disappointed…read more My love is a lover of rieslings. Unfortunately, the menu option by the glass was out. Without asking, the tatted up dude bartender (I'm horrible with names) went and asked if he could pop open another option. Owners agreed and boom, we were tasting this glorious option. Wifey loved it. My choice of drink at a wine bar was an old fashion. The other bartender (super chill chica) whipped up a great citrus tasting version. Loved it. Loved the design of this place. Super cool use of mirrors to make it feel more grand than the size (which was already very open). Very cool overall feel here. I can't say enough about the people and drink choices. Already planning on a round two soon.

Lovely spot with farm to table fresh vibes. Waiters were chatty and funny, and atmosphere was…read morebright and cheery. We got a beef tartare, salad, and steak dish, and all were delightful. Menu rotates around, so I'm definitely interested in going back to check out what they have in a different season. Parking is a little trickier in the area, but there are usually street parking spots in the nearby neighborhood.

I've been wanting to try this bar out, and I finally had a chance to do so on Tuesday for jazz…read morenight! They hold a jazz night every Tuesday with live music for a nice chill, yet fun, vibe. Just a warning, the space inside is pretty small--typically there's optional seating outside, but it's really chilly at the moment (although they have heaters)--but there's more seating downstairs in The Victorian Atlanta plant shop. I didn't realize that the two were connected! FYI, if you sit downstairs, you'll be seated next to where the live music performers will be playing, so it will be louder there. As for the drinks, I tried the Zombie. I loved it so much, I ordered a second one instead of trying a different one! It tasted sweet and slightly tropical with the rum and spiced liqueur. It also had some absinthe, which I was worried about when I first ordered it since I hate the taste of it (not a big fan of black licorice flavors), but I didn't taste it at all! Overall, this place had such a great vibe to it!

Burle's is a great cocktail bar right off the beltline. The inside part is small and intimate but…read morethey have a lot of outdoor seating. The indoor seating is hit or miss as they have one couch that is really low to the ground and uncomfortable to sit on but the other couches are comfy. The cocktails here are delicious. I got the white witch and wow, what a great drink! The bartenders are all super kind too and make the drinks quickly. I can't wait to come back and try some of their other cocktails!

DRINK BEER HERE! After lunch this place caught my eye as…read moretheir beer and alcohol selection on tap looked expansive (56 to be exact--44 beers and 14 wines), especially for a location in the food hall. Aside from what's on tap they carry a selection of bottled and canned beers and wines too. From their website their initial vision was to be a growler shop, and they've been able to do that here at this location since it opened in 2016. This means offering refillable containers of varying sizes making it possible to offer independent brewers that may not have their own bottling/canning capabilities. Their staff is very knowledgeable and willing to offer recommendations based on your preferences. I tried a few things: - New Realm Oaxaca Chocolate (Mexican chocolate stout) $8.99 for 16.9oz thermos: I loved this dark beer with a deep malty chocolate note that leaves a hint of chili spice on your tongue. - Meridian Hive Apple Pie Mead $7.99 for a 8oz pour. On the sweeter side for a mead though not overly so. I liked the honey flavor lingering in the background. - Atlanta Hard Cider Co Cranberry craft cider $6.95 this local seasonal cider hails from Marietta, I enjoyed the balance of sweet and tart, not a flavor you usually see for ciders and I appreciate the creativity! Seating for The Tap is plentiful in the area directly across from the counter, both high tables with stools and regular lower tables with chairs.

Beer is beer. This…read moreplace is clean and the bar has lots of elbow room. Bartenders are quick and the vibe here is chill. Three beers for less than $30 in Midtown, you can't go wrong. Ne back soon.

So so good. Chicken…read moreswarma served on amazing hummus. Chicken was so tender. It's not a ton of chicken for those of us in America used to huge portions of meat. It's the amount we're told is what we should eat. Fresh veggies & warm pita. 2 slices of yummy warm, baklava, and I am overstaffed. I couldn't eat all the hummus.

LOVED this. for outdoor seating, order at the patio. we got there around 7pm after walking the…read morebeltline, rreal tacos line out the A**. my friend and i love mediterranean so we tried renas for the first time. wait staff was lovely. we both got the chicken shawarma pita. 10/10. we got margs bc we were craving them but i've heard their signature cocktails are great! great people watching of the beltline on patio.

Love this spot ! The food are tapas but delicious. I've been a handful of times now. I love the bar…read moreteam and the manager Noel is super dope ! Given that man a raise. Casual ambiance but nice setup and decor.

LIKED- LIKED - LIKED Validated 2 hr parking…read more Food was nice. I think they have an unlimited mimosa brunch DISLIKED- DISLIKED- DISLIKED Not good internet, so not a place to work and eat, unfortunately. My waitress DID NOT care about me. The place was empty, and boy, I never saw her. At some point, I just kind of gave up. I'd wanted more, but there was no one to get my order so when I saw her next, I. just cashed out.

Super cute retro spot our local friends brought us to in Atlanta! I loved the atmosphere and could…read moresee myself working on my laptop with a coffee in hand. We went during the morning so it was a bit busy and hard to find seating but we enjoyed it nonetheless. My latte was strong just the way I like it. The music was great. If I ever go back to Atlanta, I'd love to check it out at night.

Stereo is the new vinyl bar open on the early side of the day for people who need somewhere to take…read morea meeting, work, or just take a break. They also open back up later in the evening closer to the weekend for the night crowd. Service is always cool and helpful although you might feel like it's the epitome of a hipster neighborhood hangout. Excited to see how this place continues growing into itself. I would love to hear some more range of music selections and the volume can be a little bit loud on the early side of the day. All in all it's a great place to check out!