I finally made it to Bon Ton after having it on my list for a long time. I'm super sad that it was…read moremy first time and probably last time having them since they're closing their doors in a few days. I went on a Friday night and it was pretty busy. I ordered a couple of items so I could taste a little bit of everything. I started out with the roula-mula cocktail which was their take on a mule with vodka and rum in it. I was really surprised it wasn't served in a copper mug. For food we had the crab claws, a half shrimp poboy and sweet potato fries. Other entrees at my table was the fried catfish basket and the Etoufee. Everything was very flavorful and really good.

It sucks that this place is closing cause this could have easily been my favorite little spot in…read morethe city . First of all, their playlist is fire. And those hush puppies were absolutely delicious. I'd literally come back for those. I came here on a whim and there was no wait. Parking was easy to find since there's a private parking lot specifically for the restaurant in the back. To start, I got the Bayou Fog Cutter as my drink. The waitress really hyped it up and I was excited to try but it ended up not being my cup of tea so I opted for the Roula Mule Ah which she said was a version of a Moscow Mule and those I like. She said she had to keep the drink at the original price although it was cheaper which was fine cause I want something I can enjoy. It probably had more to do with her tip which FYI, is already included in your bill. An automatic 20 percent. There was so much on the menu I wanted to try and she suggested a few items like the shrimp po boy, broccoli, chicken bites and étouffée. After reading a few reviews, I got the blackened catfish bang mi. It was good. Just a regular fish sandwich. The star of the show was the hush puppies. People raved about them in their reviews and they did not disappoint. They give a good serving of em too; like 10-12. And they're bite sized. If they were staying open, I'd definitely come back.

Our first time here and they did not disappoint. The steak was cooked to perfection, fire grilled…read moreand very tender and tasty. The mashed potatoes were also very delicious. The grits are very good as well. Nice and pleasant flavor profile of jalapeño and gouda. I didn't care for the red beans and rice. The catfish needed to be fried a little harder but the flavor was good. The shrimp was perfectly cooked and well seasoned. The green beans were also tender and flavorful. Overall everything went great. Our server v was amazing. She didn't even need to write our orders down. She really knew what she was doing!

The food is always good here . It never disappoints. However it'sALWAYS busy and you can expect to…read morewait a bit even during the week. But the staff is so kind they will always be sure to apologize and do what they can to make sure you leave satisfied. The last time we waited almost 20 minutes with no server after we sat. Eventually when someone came he offered us a free dessert for our wait . It was unexpected and kind One of my favorite spots for a meal

I've been to Louisiana Bistreaux several times over the years, but it had been a while since my…read morelast visit. I was staying at a hotel in Buckhead and noticed they were right next door, so I decided to stop in for happy hour. The service was excellent, and everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Their happy hour is one of the best in the city, especially if you're an oyster lover! Monday through Friday from 3-5 p.m., they offer $1 raw oysters, $2 Oysters Rockefeller, and $1 peel-and-eat shrimp, which is such a good deal. While their regular menu is really good as well, this visit was all about happy hour, and it definitely did not disappoint. I'll absolutely be back for the oysters!

It is exciting to find a restaurant serving great Cajun food (probably my favorite cuisine)…read more They have all the dishes you'd expect from a serious Cajun restaurant. Multiple stuffed and topped redfish options, lots of crawfish, and plenty of dishes that require a roux (all things that lesser restaurants are clearly afraid, or unable, to offer on their menus). For me, most importantly, they have crawfish etouffee. Any other dinner items will have to wait till a future visit. It was terrific, made from a hearty roux, with lots of crawfish flavor. It was a more tomato-y variety of etouffee than I make for myself, but it was excellent in a different way (the tomato presence was good -- neither sour nor bland). Service is great, attentive but not obtrusive. Plus, they have live jazz music -- even though I was there too early for the live music, it's important to support restaurants that make the effort to have real musicians. Nearly everywhere in Atlanta has very kind people and very good food, but I will still try to stop by the Louisiana Bistreaux next time I'm visiting the friendly sweltering inferno that is Atlanta.

My wife and I ate at D'Juan's New Orleans bistro yesterday and we had an absolute amazing…read moreexperience. The new chef Kenneth greets us at our table. He did an incredible job. Every dish was seasoned perfectly and cooked too perfection. You could really taste the care and attention put into the food. Also have to give a shout out to Lonnie who made me the fallen angel cocktail. It was amazing. The drink was perfectly crafted and definitely the highlight of the visit. We truly enjoyed our meal the drinks and the overall experience. We will definitely be back.

Food was divine. I had the Catfish dish 12/10. Food came out promptly. Our waiter Lonnie was…read moreamazing. It was my first time dining there. I mentioned to him that I didn't eat meat. He brought out my dish and immediately said, "Wait, you don't eat meat, let me take this back and have them make it without meat." I was so appreciative that Lonnie really paid attention to detail in that way! I'll be back for sure!!!

Flatlands is one of those places we've been back to multiple times. The catfish nuggets are a MUST…read morefor me every time! The sauce on them is so good and honestly one of the main reasons I keep ordering them. We also had the oysters this time and really enjoyed those as well. I ordered the Catfish Pontchartrain to go and it was good too. Their drinks are always great, and I love that you can get cocktails to go. Service was amazing during this visit. The atmosphere is pretty casual and works just as well for date night as it does for girls night or grabbing some good food and drinks. Definitely a spot we'll continue coming back to!

The food and ambiance were amazing and delicious. I would eat here ever day. Highly recommend !!!read more

I started coming to the Po'boy shop in 2020 they opened during Covid and at first it was takeout…read moreonly so when they finally opened the inside for dining, everyone was really excited. I remember back in 2020 the owner telling me that they had the LEIDENHEIMER bread flown in from New Orleans weekly. I do believe the bread on a Po'boy makes all the difference. I've tried quite a few Po'boys from here. I've had the grouper, chicken tender and the shrimp, but my absolute favorite is the cheeseburger Po'boy. The burger blend that they use is so good. The remoulade sauce definitely takes it up a notch, but I prefer my Poboy with mayonnaise and they can make it that way. I've never eaten upstairs but downstairs is huge. There's a really big bar. There's a lot of high top table seating. They have arcade games. It's just a great space to enjoy time with your friends. There's plenty of TVs to watch any of the sports games that are on. The bartenders are nice and they really take care of you. Honestly, I think there's something for everyone on the menu. They also have desserts, but I'm not a big fan of the ones that they have. I think the bread pudding is too sweet. Now, if they added a brownie with praline sauce and pecans and bourbon ice cream that would be amazing. Some of my photos are from 2020 to the present.

WHO DAT in Atlanta!…read more As a lifelong New Orleans Saints fan living in the Atlanta area, I genuinely appreciate finding an official Saints bar that actually pairs the game-day atmosphere with New Orleans-style food. The Po'Boy Shop in Decatur does exactly that. I had visited before and tried a few different po'boys to go, and they were great, but this time I decided to stay and watch the Saints game. That completely changed the experience for me. The atmosphere was exactly what I was looking for--Saints fans, good energy, football on the TVs, New Orleans food, and a crowd that was actually invested in the game. It felt like a legitimate gathering spot for the Who Dat Nation rather than simply a restaurant that happens to show football. The staff was friendly and welcoming, the restaurant was clean and comfortable, and once again, the po'boys delivered. It's hard to beat watching the Saints with other fans while eating a good New Orleans-style po'boy hundreds of miles away from Louisiana. What I appreciate most is that The Po'Boy Shop gives Saints fans around Atlanta a place that actually feels like our spot on game day. Win or lose, that kind of atmosphere makes watching the game more enjoyable. Good food. Great staff. Great atmosphere. And plenty of Saints energy. I'll absolutely be back--especially on game days--and highly recommend The Po'Boy Shop to anyone looking for New Orleans-style food or fellow Saints fans searching for a home away from the Dome in the Atlanta area. WHO DAT!

My friend and I stopped by late Saturday afternoon to grab a solid meal before heading to the World…read moreCup match. The space is a comfortable small-to-medium setup with decent indoor seating and a few tables outside if you want to people-watch. I ordered the Jambalaya - NOLA-style mixed rice loaded with chicken, sausage, and shrimp. As a Nigerian, my standards for seasoned rice are naturally sky-high, but this was flawless. Everything was delicious, absolutely no notes. But the real cheat code here is Angie's Bread Pudding. I never leave this place without grabbing some to go. It's the undisputed star of the show and honestly one of the best desserts you'll find in Atlanta. Hands down a must-visit downtown spot.

I went to The Food Shoppe for breakfast and this was easily one of the better breakfasts I had…read morewhile in Atlanta. The only reason I can't give them the full 5 stars is because they were out of bacon when I went. I ended up getting the egg, ham, and cheese croissant with potatoes, and it was SO good. The croissant had a slight sweetness to it that tasted like there may have been a little syrup added, and I loved it. The sweet and savory combination with the ham, egg, and cheese worked really well. The potatoes were good too, and between those and the croissant, the meal was surprisingly filling. I ate breakfast and stayed full for basically the rest of the day, which almost never happens for me. I would absolutely come back, especially if I can get my hands on the bacon next time!

I'm not going to take this personal being I've come here a few times. This particular visit was…read moreextremely disappointing. I actually feel robbed. Let's just say this is the last time I come to this location. The cook felt okay with what was served. I actually want my money back.

The food do not taste the same as it did in 2021, the price is to high.. for the portion size of…read more what you receive.. I used to frequent this spot but not anymore.

Eat here at least once a week for lunch. Always fantastic. Usually sit at the bar, Julie has to be…read moreone of the best bartenders I've ever been served by. Always on point, remembers everyone's drinks and food preferences and name. I normally have the catch of the day. Always delicious!!! The menu is full of treasures. Scott Mc

Was passing through Acworth and meeting a friend for dinner. She gave 3 recommendations and I…read morepicked Henry's (based on reviews). It was a Saturday night but we were a little on the earlier side for dinner so the wait was less than 30 minutes. WELL worth the wait! The atmosphere is fun and casual. Many people were celebrating birthdays with large parties. We ordered the seafood fondeaux based on my friend's recommendation and it was excellent. I ate way too much for sure but it was hard to stop! I ordered the Chicken Ooh La La with angel hair pasta and added on a side salad. I tried the ginger citrus (house) dressing and wasn't sure what to expect but I was very pleased. Not overpowering ... perfect mix of ginger and citrus. The Chicken Ooh La La was excellent as well and needless to say I took most of it with me. My husband ordered the Poo Boy (half portion) with fries. He said it was excellent as well and the half portion was just enough. Service was excellent as well. The young lady that waited on us was super friendly and accommodating. The staff also comes around in NOLA fashion and throws beads on you which was a fun experience. I would definitely return to Henry's but for now I look forward to my leftovers tomorrow!

Just Loaf'n in East Atlanta Village has been on my radar for a while, especially after noticing how…read moremuch they have stepped up their social media presence along with their weekly food and drink specials. When I saw they now offer an oyster night on Wednesdays, I decided to give it a try. As a South Louisiana girlie, hearing zydeco music playing as I walked up instantly set the tone. It added a touch of home and fit perfectly with the Louisiana aesthetic they are going for. It was a welcoming start. I have visited before and was previously let down by their Boulevard location, so I walked in hopeful but realistic. The oysters were a dozen for fifteen dollars, which is a great price. Once they arrived, I understood the cost. The seasoning and flavor were truly good, but the oysters themselves were extremely small and a bit tough. The meat was tiny and often stuck to the adductor muscle, which took away from the experience. I also ordered a side of corn. Unfortunately, it was a zero out of ten for me. The cobs had no flavor and were served with only a bit of fake butter and crab boil pooling at the bottom of the plate. I did not finish them. On a brighter note, I tried the Zulu Punch from the happy hour menu. For five dollars, it was a solid drink and definitely worth the price. I will probably return because there are menu items I do enjoy. I just know that the next time I come here specifically for oysters, I will need to lower my expectations.

Lovely spot with authentic NOLO style frozen drinks and fare. The po boys are popping, the wings…read moreare fresh and drinks are festive. Order your food from the electronic kiosk, and the server will deliver it to your table. I enjoyed the live dj and karaoke on Saturday night. A little pricey, but comparable to other nearby restaurants.