Small brewery in a cool location! I never heard of the Atlanta Utility Works or Arches Brewery but…read moreseems like a great place to hangout. The brewery is neatly tucked inside of this old rustic building with lots of character. Service was great and the beer was good! Plenty of parking and a lot of other cool places here as well.

I finally got the chance to visit the new Arches Brewing at Atlanta Utility Works. While the new…read morespace is more stylish and modern, I liked the old space a lot better. The old space had a lot more character...and more beer. The beer selection is now very limited compared to what it used to be. They say they partnered with Cultured South to sell both beer and kombucha, but it feels more like Cultured South bought Arches and just has a limited selection of the original Arches beer just so they can still legitimately use the name and draw people to the space. I'm not a kombucha drinker, so the new Arches doesn't really hit the mark for me.

If you are looking for a place to get wasted this may be the place to go but make sure that you…read morehave a lot of time on your hands. I ordered a water and chicken Caesar salad. Was told that the chicken was fried, given a water and sat down. After fifteen minutes I had the feeling this was going to take longer than I had time for, I asked for the salad to be to go. The bartender said oh ok , and then put my order in...15 mins AFTER I order it. There hasn't been anyone in the kitchen and the bartender kept getting reminders from patrons ab drinks that they had ordered that she had forgotten. She also kept pressuring patrons to order doubles even when they told her repeatedly that they only wanted a single. After ten minutes I saw someone walk into the kitchen and 5-10 minutes later my salad came out. I saw the bartender talk back and forth with the cook and could tell that something was wrong. The bartender brought over a small container and said "Um it's compacted". They gave me half the portion of the actual salad. And best part, no chicken at all. At this point I felt like trying to get the correct order was futile and I didn't have another 30 mins to waste. The salad itself was the quality of a fast food salad. What an absolute rip off.

All time bad service. I ordered food and they didn't tell me there was no chef. Chef shows up 20…read moreminutes later. Bartender forgets my food order and promises it will be up in 5 minutes. 15 minutes later two other people get served the same order I placed and my food isn't up yet. After a full hour, my food is not ready and it's last call for my flight to board. I had to leave, never got my food. The bartender was nice but totally inattentive and it was wrong to not speak up and say they didn't have a chef. I had plenty of time to get food somewhere else but ended up having to skip lunch.

I love the peach seltzer! This is such a great place to vibe and hang out! The service is great! I…read morelove the staff!!! Friendly and welcoming environment

Excellent atmosphere and good beer! Not much for a food menu but that's ok. Great place for an…read moreafter work beer or two.

Surprisingly amazing find in Atlantas airport (terminal D). everything was so delicious. I had the…read morechicken dinner with a side of rosemary tots and sweet potatoes. The chicken was super crispy and flavorful without being greasy at all. The service was also super fast and friendly. This place was located near the end of one side of terminal D so it wasn't as packed as the other restaurants closer to the train which made it an even better experience. They also played really great music. Ludacris also made an appearance (well at least a giant poster of him did). if you're in Atlanta airport, I would definitely put this on your list of restaurants to try, much better than all the other stuff jammed into that tiny food court at the head of all the terminals in Atlanta airport.

I deeply enjoyed my first experience at Ludacris' Chicken and Beer in the Atlanta Airport. I…read morestopped in here just before my flight out to Orlando with my homegirl for lunch, and we both really liked the food we ordered. The staff was kind and attentive. Service was quick, even though it was a little on the busier side. The overall vibe was chill but lively. The pricing was reasonable - on par for what you'd pay for airport cuisine, which tends to be a little on the over-priced side anyhow. However, the overall quality of the food did not disappoint (to my friend and me). I ordered the chicken salad wrap with a glass of champagne, and wow, oh WOW! The presentation of the wrap was very nice, but more importantly, the TASTE of the wrap was DELISH! I ate the entire thing and was left quite satisfied. The champagne was nice as well, but it was not the star of the show. So, special shout-out to the hands that prepared that chicken salad wrap that day. After paying our tab, we finished our drinks, and our gate was right next to the restaurant, so we finished just in time to board our flight back home. For my first experience, I'd give this an A. I'll definitely visit again should I be in Concourse D and flying in/out of Atlanta.

4/24/26 For Lunch Parking behind the restaurant is never an…read moreissue. BrassTap is always a good time for a quick lunch with coworkers or friends. I've been a few times and the service is always great. I had the chicken tenders as substituted out regular fries for garlic fries. The meal was delicious and I enjoyed myself

Great establishment. Stayed after an event and took shots with the remaining crew…read more Ambiance is typical bar decor. I'm not mad at it. Staff was attentive and responsive. Shots came out super quick.

It's an airport restaurant so expectations are significantly reduced compared to anything similar…read moreoutside. We dine here whenever we have a layover in Atlanta and the food has always been a hit. The service, however, leaves a lot to be desired. Some days service is excellent. Other days you're waving your arms like an inflatable at a used car lot to get someone's attention. We particularly enjoy their giant pretzel - the sauces are SO GOOD and the pretzel is MASSIVE. The entrance is pretty unique, too. There is a super narrow escalator that takes you from the terminal up to the restaurant right to the host station. It can get congested as there isn't a lot of room to move around. The host/ess is quick to find a table. The restaurant itself is pretty good at turning tables, but they definitely do not rush to get you out. I've spent 3 hours at a table here before. Make sure you tip well for your time spent!!

Connecting to SRQ in Atlanta at dinner time is challenging so we stopped here to sit. Ignored for…read morea number of minutes and then carded(lol) when I ordered a beer. Burger was good as were fries. Caution on ordering the garlic fries- my wife ordered them; I tried one and had garlic breath for 12 hours. She could ward off vampires for a week. Concourse A up an escalator.

5 stars for the service and the view…read more They are quick to get you settled in and your food arrives in a jiffy. Nothing stellar about the food, but, you will want to come back for the view, and also the service. If I had to eat at the airport, this would be my pick. You at least enjoy the view, and the service.

We were on a layover in Atlanta. We stopped in and the service was quick and friendly. It's what…read moreyou need in an airport restaurant I got the pretzel which was good but the spicy mustard made the dish. My hubby got the burger and was happy

Whet your whistle with water or something stronger. For me - it was sweet tea and water - but for…read moreyou? Great place to rest and have a refreshment while waiting for the next leg of a journey to wherever you may be going from Hartsfield's ATL Intl Airport! Clean and convenient - helpful and friendly folks and fast service with a smile. Welcome to ATL Concourse C!

Wow. Where do I start? I came to this bar, super early in the morning I might add, 9am. Waiting for…read moremy layover flight. Had an hour to kill. The bar is literally a truly based bar, I had no idea they existed. Anywho, I met Leoshun (she told me to call her Shun pronounced Sean/shawn). She was so great so inviting so bubbly and bright . I got a Bloody Mary. The drink on the bar must've enticed people bc shortly after I sat down, half way thru my first one, a pair of men arrived and ordered the same thing. Starting out on my second one, a single guy arrived and then another after him. They all ordered Bloody Marys . Heck ya. But above all of this influence talk is how delicious the bloody Mary's were . Heavily based on the acids they put in Bloody Marys such as pickle juice lime and even Worcestershire sauce. Soooo good. Came with back cucumbers and olives . I couldn't have chose a better spot to get a Bloody Mary or a drink in general bc Shun was so great. I will def be coming back the next time I come to ATL airport. Thanks Truly for letting me meet Shun !

This place peaked my interested while hanging out at the ATL airport. I have tried Terrapin beer…read morein the past and enjoyed it. I tried one of their seasonal ales and it was crisp, cold,and smooth. I wanted a quick bite to eat and tried their dip trio with chips. It was okay. The corn dip was the best of the 3 dips. Overall, it was not a terrible choice but I just needed something I knew would come out quickly. The server was quite busy since she was the bartender and server for the entire place. But she was friendly and as quick as she could be for the amount of customers she had to serve. I think their A/C might not have been working that day. Unfortunately that made for a little discomfort while eating/drinking. It's an airport and I don't ever expect much. The beer was worth it for me. And the server did the best she could.

Don't order the nachos, they're made with canned chili and nacho cheese…read more The older waitress with the pixie cut was nice and professional. The young waitress was on her phone the whole time with the AirPods in her ears, she's the one with the dyed hot pink hair & a nose ring Eat at Chick-fil-A first and then come here for a drink.

I had a solid experience at B-Dubs while trying to burn time until my plane started boarding. I…read moretried the Dunkin' cold brew with kahlua and Jameson whisky and vanilla. It was very good. I also got the ultimate sampler, which gives you 4 appetizer choices. I got boneless Buffalo wings and they were good but had more of a hot kick than I anticipated. The onion rings were good but two of them were burnt and that was disappointing. They two King Hawaiian cheeseburger sliders were delicious. Also the pretzels were solid but had too many spices sprinkled on them. They were like an everything (bagel) pretzel. Sometimes it is best to stick to tried and true salted only - everything was too much of everything! My waiter was friendly and professional, albeit slow. In an airport, it is imperative to be fast when doing things like cashing out customers, but he was too busy socializing with customers to pick up the pace on these other key tasks. Other than that, he was good and I appreciated his demeanor.

I stopped in Buffalo Wild Wings with a little layover in Concourse D. I was well seated by the…read morewindow with a great view by the hostess. Martise brought a tall glass of ice water to hit the spot and I ordered the ten wings, classic buffalo medium hot, extra crispy, with blue cheese and an order of fries. My order came out in about ten or fifteen minutes, but it was not as hot as I expected. I was hungry and devoured it all, but it could have been better hotter, particularly the fries. Fries should always be served hot off the press and these were not. The chicken wings were also not hot for an order I just placed. They were tangy, but nothing special. The blue cheese was also a bit lacking in blue cheese. I suspect they don't drop the orders fresh and have the fries and chicken under a heat lamp to keep up with orders and travelers who may be in a hurry. The wings were not hot and not extra crispy. They only come one way here and that's the compromise you may have to accept here at ATL. Interestingly, it took Martise a while come with the check. That could be aggravating to a hurried traveler. Fortunately, I was not. That total was around $24 before tip. 3.2 stars!