My fiancée and I stopped in late. They would typically be closed but one of the owners was having a…read morebirthday party and they welcomed us in. It was our first time in Atlanta and due to the holiday weekend - most food spots were closed. With nowhere to go we heard music and decided to head in. The waitress was super nice and we felt right at home. The birthday guy even shared a slice of his cake with us! The food was amazing. I'm picky with my sandwiches but it reminded me of a pork sandwich from back home in PR. Amazing drinks, food, service, and atmosphere. Thank you for a wonderful time.

We LOVE finding new neighborhood spots, and while exploring East Lake in Atlanta, we stumbled upon…read moreGene's BBQ. Let me tell you... this place is officially a new ATL favorite! The vibe, the food, the drinks... all on another level. And I will absolutely be dreaming about those sticky ribs until we can go back. We started the night with some frozen beverages, and my favorite was the Watermelon Crawl -- tequila, fresh cantaloupe and watermelon, lime and salt. So refreshing and absolutely perfect for a hot Atlanta night! We shared the 3-meat BBQ plate, and the sides were every bit as delicious as the mains. The brisket practically melted in your mouth, and the cheddarwurst was smoky, cheesy goodness. The smashed potato salad tossed in Alabama white sauce was the perfect mix of tangy, creamy and vinegar-y. Everyone was so kind and the service was excellent! We will definitely be back to try more delicious menu items

I was on this side of town and was looking for something good to eat. Glad this restaurant was in…read moremy proximity. I haven't had good Jamaican food since I left SC. The oxtails and rice is my go to and it was amazing. The women in there were so friendly.

I stopped here because I was craving oxtails and my brother wanted to get their wings. There is a…read morelot of loitering outside of the business so if that bothers you, don't come here. I ordered the oxtails, rice and peas, and it came with cabbage and plantains. I also ordered a side of Mac and cheese. The oxtails were good but not good enough to go back. The rice and peas were not fresh, like they just reheated it up from yesterday. The plantains were cut too thick and tasted like cardboard. . The mac and cheese was good. I don't see myself coming back here but if I do, I would probably order the wings and call it a day.

We've been coming to Poor Hendrix reliably for the past few years when we want more than quick…read moreservice but don't want to spend an arm and a leg. We can walk in before a night out, or after hitting the park in gym shorts and we're always feeling welcome and part of the neighborhood. Their rotating menu is always exciting to see what's new, but the sticky sesame wings and fries will always have my heart. When in season, their house made ricotta with strawberries is so good I could take just that for my entire meal! 10/10 recommend!

Love this place. It's a great local. The food and drinks are awesome. You can't go wrong here.read more

I've been here twice now, and I have loved it both times. I've been able to get a resy week-of for…read moreweekend nights both times I've been, which is so nice. The service has been great, and the waitstaff is super knowledgeable about their drinks and food. It's such a cool vibe inside, but it is very dark. It's kinda hard to see the menu - I wish they put small handheld flashlights on the tables. Multiple tables around us were using iPhone flashlights to see the menu which were so bright. The food is always incredible, and I'm partial to their seafood options. I've had both the snapper and the trout, and they were exceptional. Their cocktail menu is 10/10. Such unique combos of ingredients, but I've never had one I didn't love.

My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary here over the past week and we were both…read morepleasantly surprised with the food, service and ambiance of the restaurant! We snagged an early dinner reservation at 5:15 pm and surprisingly, people were already dining and they just got busier as time went on. We were greeted right away by our wonderful server (forgot her name though) and she asked if it was our first time there and if we were celebrating something. We answered yes to both and they actually brought us complimentary champagne, a sparkling non-alcoholic cider for me because I ordered a zero proof drink. Kimball House is known for their amazing bar program, so my husband ordered a Kimball House served with a side of olives and lemon twist on ice, like what?! I ordered a ginger & honey lime fizz to enjoy. For starters, we also enjoyed Hawaiian rolls, green salad and some oysters for my husband. The rolls and salad came out super fast, but there was quite a wait for our drinks and oysters that I didn't think they were going to come out. The rolls are a must-get here - they're huge and the strawberry preserve it was served with was delicious! The salad was actually split in half, which was a super nice touch and was plenty of serving between two people. We loved the dressing - it was nice and fresh. For our entree, I ordered a trout and my husband ordered the duck breast. I was a bit underwhelmed when I saw my plate because I was thinking it would be a plate full of grits, but what was served was the perfect amount because it was quite heavy. The trout by itself was too salty for my taste, but was best eaten with a bite of collards and grits. My husband enjoyed his meal, but wished the duck was cooked a bit more. For dessert, we both enjoyed a Paris Brest. Our server actually put it in twice so we each got one when she meant to only punch in one, but she ended up taking one off from our bill. I was quite shocked that our whole dinner was only around $190, not including tip, which I thought was quite reasonable. We definitely recommend this place for date night or simply for delicious food.

Scout is a cute homey spot perfect for brunch. It doesn't look like a restaurant from the street so…read moreit's easy to miss. I had a reservation for 6 at 1pm on a Saturday. They weren't busy at that time so we would have been okay without a reservation. We sat out front at the picnic style table. I ordered a Bellini and the berry French toast. The French toast was delicious! I didn't realize it came stuffed with some sort of cream cheese like filling. Note it doesn't come with anything else like a meat or eggs. Everyone else at the table enjoyed their meals too, the egg white omelette smelled delectable! Parking: street spots

We had a great dinner at Scout with our young kids! The patio was a perfect spot to sit and the…read morestaff were so patient and attentive. The kids' menu had good options and our dinner was excellent. The front lawn was also a great spot for families to sit and eat so that kids can get up and get their wiggles out when needed. We will definitely be back regularly!

We went to White Bull for their happy hour. I believe it's from 4-6pm…read moreWe sat on the patio, and it was a beautiful day outside The host, server and bartender were all so friendly and helpful We got drinks, oysters and the carbonara off the happy hour Rosemary focaccia off of the regular menu It was all great! We can't wait to come back and try their regular dinner menu

I've been meaning to check out this restaurant and finally had a chance to get dinner there today…read more There are a lot of people because of the World Cup, but I was able to get sat at the bar without a wait. The bartenders were very welcoming and answered all of my questions. To my surprise, they had a happy hour that went until 6pm even on a Saturday and I was able to order oysters for two dollars each and get a glass of wine for $12 so of course I ordered a dozen oysters For my entrée, I ordered the trout with black rice and succotash. The skin was crispy. It was a decent sized fillet and the sauce was a good pairing. Overall, lovely experience. I'm giving it four stars instead of five stars because there are multiple shells in a couple of the oysters.

This restaurant is such a gem! My family and I had nothing negative to say about this food. The…read moreshrimp and grits were definitely a stand out - it was packed with flavor. We also ordered the buttermilk pancakes, fried chicken wings, and the lobster and shrimp omelette that were also really delicious! Since I like to try multiple things, I really appreciated the fact that their menu allowed à la carte options so I was able to get a side of shrimp and grits instead of a full sized entree. The chef came out multiple times to ensure customers were satisfied with the meals so the service was excellent. The only call out to note is that it's an outdoor restaurant so in the middle of the summer it can be hot. However, it was a covered patio and enough fans to keep the air circulating so it didn't bother us much. This won't be our last visit to say the least.

I'm going into withdrawal writing this review. Huskey's isn't cheap ($13 - $21) but it's real food…read moreand worth it! The husband and wife team catered before launching in 2020. Open Wednesday - Sunday. We welcomed the calm, family-friendly vibe and free parking. Even with the rain, we were dry and toasty. Other than breathing fresh air, you wouldn't know you're outside. Seat yourself and scan a QR code with your phone to order and prepay. Being old school I think you get better tips by greeting the table and giving recommendations. But there was only one server, she was friendly and hustling. I love the grown up music - neo soul and pop (Selena, Ed Sheeran), with enough volume to hear each other, clean restrooms and comfy seating. Food came out quick, hot and fresh. The amiable owner greeted us after to inquire about our meals. We had a party of 7 (4 adults, 2 teens, 1 kid). I loved my pancake breakfast! The filling, not too sweet hot cakes were promptly drenched in warmed Mrs. Butterworths. Applewood smoked bacon? Blissful. Scrambled eggs with cheese? Dreamy. I devoured it all and left full and content. My Dad said the Blueberry Pancakes were the best breakfast he ever had! Ms. Chicken and Waffles thought the poultry was a bit salty yet "well-seasoned with the perfect crunch." Waffle? Delicious. On a scale of 1-5, Mr. Cream Cheese French Toast and Grits Bowl ranked it 10! "Grits were magical, better than Milk and Honey." Teen's Simple Breakfast (potatoes, eggs and bacon) and French Toast "blew IHOP out of the water!" Preteen ranked his Simple Breakfast and side of French Toast "5 quintillion!" The bacon was a bit tough but the bread blew him away! Kiddo - ranked her kids breakfast (large fruit-topped pancake with eggs and bacon) 6 out of 5! Would we return and recommend? A resounding yes! This quaint, low-key family owned business with amazing food gets our vote every time.

OH My GOODNESS!! One…read moreof the best farm to table eateries ive had the pleasure of eating a "Stone Mountain Village Gem" I walked up to this amazing eaterie sitting on the corner across from the theatre. Fresh grown gardens surround the eatery where you can witness where your veggies are coming from :) Absolutely organic and the flavor says it all. I entered and the cozy old school music playing faintly in the background made me feel at home in "Ma Mas" kitchen and the place was OCD clean. Staff of older experts warmly greeted me which one turned out to be "Chef K" herself from the food network #Surprised me :) We went over the well prepared Menu as the place filled instantly as I sat down. I was finally a happy camper in "Stone Mountain Village" food scene I had the fried green tomatoes and Salmon Crockets Made from scratch (OMG) NO canned salmon either culinary prepared from whole salmon Those flavors fermented in my mouth and I was a happy camper ate good Great to be totally be pleased with spending your money for great food prepared with LOVE! HANDS DOWN !! Sweet Potato Cafe in Stone Mountain is your best choice

Showed up at 6:10 PM on a Wednesday with an 8 top. At first they said they could accommodate us and…read morewe asked to be seated outside. There were 8 of us; 4 adults, 4 children (it's a small place and we wouldn't fit well inside, knowing this I asked to be outside.) About 6 minutes later the waitress came out and said they were closing the kitchen and we would have to find somewhere else to go. I'm a little confused about their hours of operation and when they serve food or not. Looks like a really quaint, lovely place, we are from out of town and would have loved to try it. Today, after reading some Google Reviews it is apparent that other customers have complained about this restaurant's treatment of families with children in the past. This makes me sad. Our children are well behaved and dine out often. Anyway, because we were turned away we took our 8 top to Cherokee Rose and dropped $400 plus tip. That money would have gone to Sweet Potato Cafe.