This is a really nice spot. Cozy atmosphere, with good reasonably priced drinks, and great service.read more

Amazing atmosphere, great appetizers and exceptional cocktails! Friendly bartenders. Can't wait…read moreto go back...

Block & Drum is an incredible space with lots of events throughout the week. They have a classy…read moreinside part which usually has chairs and seating, then they have a giant outdoor space with a huge screen, green turf space, and more seating. They set up multiple bars for bigger events so you don't have to wait on line for long, and they typically already include tax and gratuity automatically. They've switched to valet parking only, or at least for the event I went to. It was $15 but they say you can park for free at the Walmart down the road.

Block & Drum on a Friday night was giving real chill vibes! The DJ was playing all the hits, and…read morethe ambiance was just cool and laid-back. It's definitely an adult setting with a good mix of ages, so there's something for everyone. One thing I really appreciated is that this is a smoke-free establishment, so we can breathe easy! Now, the mocktails... Save your $12. We ordered all three, and unfortunately, none of them really stood out. The food truck also wasn't out on this particular night, so I didn't get to try the food. Overall, though, I had a great experience and would definitely return. I may have to come back for Salsa Night because I'm curious to see how those vibes are!

This hidden gem on Dresden Dr in Brookhaven is one of the best Brunches in ATL! The food has a…read morevariety of dishes that appeal to every palate! Try the Strawberry Waffle for a starter joined by the-best Mimosa! Bring your NY Times & enjoy a great experience with fab service by Avni!!!

I had a nice, quite, light dinner here on a weeknight. There was parking on the street so I loved…read morethat. I walked right in and grabbed a bar seat. It wasn't crowded at all. The bartender was friendly without going over the top. He checked on me periodically but allowed me to enjoy my dinner, prosecco, and book (Harvest Season). I ordered the chicken empanadas which had a beautiful presentation. I loved the sour cream on the side and the green sauce (not sure what it's called) but the chicken was not very flavorful. The glazed brussel sprouts were crispy, sweet, and tasty. I enjoyed the meal but next time I might try the potato skins. Loved the upscale minimalist decor. I wonder if they turn the tv's on for soccer? We shall see! I'll be back.

I wholeheartedly wish I could give this place 10 stars! I discovered Piraye Kitchen because my…read morefiancée sent me a Facebook video of their massive meat pie. The second I saw it, I didn't care about the price -- I knew I wanted it, so I planned us a date night. When we arrived, there was a birthday party going on, and I asked the maître d' if they were limiting seating because of the event. He didn't quite understand me, so my fiancée just asked for a table for two, and we were seated quickly. The setup was nice, although I'm personally not a fan of pre-set plates and glasses on tables (you never know how long they've been sitting there). Still, our server was fantastic -- attentive, helpful, and made the night smooth. We came for the famous Piraye Kebab Tray. At first, we were looking at the $165 option (Chef Tray + 1 Meze Board + Shepherd Salad + 4 Orders of Piraye Kebab with rice, all baked inside the dough). When we mentioned the price, our server kindly told us about the smaller 2-order option for $85 -- perfect! And let me tell you, Lord above, when I say I would do some things to eat this food again... words cannot describe how incredible it was. It has been three days since, and I'm still thinking about it. I even posted it on my stories, and over 10 people have messaged me asking about it. Chef Tray: Overflowing with juicy, flavorful meat, perfectly seasoned rice with chickpeas (I swear it was made with veal stock), and that roasted pepper and cheese-stuffed dough on top -- divine. Meze Board: The hummus was creamy and rich, paired perfectly with fresh pita. Shepherd Salad: Fresh, crisp, and balanced. My only small regret was that our server misunderstood when we asked for the dough crust to-go -- I realized the next day it wasn't packed up. Honestly though, I couldn't even be upset, because the food was just that good. For drinks and dessert: Turkish Coffee - small but strong, beautifully presented with a piece of Turkish delight on the side that was everything I had ever imagined a Turkish sweet to be: chewy, fragrant, and delicately sweet. Künefe - a dream come true! A warm, crunchy pastry with gooey melted cheese inside, topped with sweet syrup and pistachios. It was rich, nutty, and sweet without being overwhelming -- the perfect ending. Turkish Martini - decent, but not nearly as memorable as the food. All together, including tip, it was about $140. For the amount and quality of food, the attentive service, and the one-of-a-kind experience, it was absolutely worth every single cent. Piraye Kitchen isn't just dinner -- it's an experience. This is a must-try-before-you-die type of place. Oh, and happy birthday, Amy!

Honestly one of the best restaurants I've been to in a while. Stumbled upon Piraye on accident and…read moreI'm so glad I did. My friends and I went here for dinner and it was wonderful. Wait staff was extremely attentive and kind. My friend spilled some sauce on her dress and our waiter immediately offered some club soda to try and fix it. We had an endless supply of bread which was delicious and our entrees were even better! The restaurant is in a great location and there was plenty of room inside. Whether you're looking for a chill dinner or a fancy dinner this is the place!!

What a very cool concept: some spirits and some art! There is available parking on site. The…read moredistillery has a full bar with seating and several rooms displaying local artworks. We went on a weekend when there was live music. They offer a very creative cocktail list utilizing their craft spirits. They also offer unique and varied public events such as caviar tasting, pasta making, comedy shows and art shows. I tried their peach vodka which made for a yummy ingredient in a creative cocktail. This is not your average distillery- it's a cultural experience with art to explore and cocktails to enjoy along with a calendar filled with events.

We've visited Atlanta many times over the years when our son was younger and we had already done…read moremost of the typical tourist activities. This trip was actually our first time visiting without him so we were a little lost about what to do next. LOL. We had gone to a cafe earlier in the day but it was still too early for dinner so we kept searching for something interesting to do. That's when my husband found Distillery of Modern Art. I wasn't really in the mood for drinking during the day so I wasn't sure at first but I'm so glad we went! We had never heard of a combination of a distillery and an art gallery before which immediately caught our attention. It looked like the space is used for a variety of events as well. Since we visited during Mother's Day weekend, there was a flower arrangement workshop happening in one of the rooms when we arrived. The bar area was very spacious with plenty of seating and since it was our first visit, we decided to sit at the bar. The bartender was incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to explain the different liquors they produce. My husband sampled their rye whiskey, gin, and Amaro Peach. I'm usually not much of a gin fan but theirs was exceptionally smooth and I actually enjoyed it. Amaro tends to be quite bitter but their Amaro Peach had a really nice balance of bitterness and sweetness. I ordered the Ocean Eyes cocktail which features their Amaro Peach and it was excellent. The bartender also made his own special version of a classic cocktail for my husband (I forgot the name!) and he really enjoyed it. What stood out most was how friendly and passionate the bartender was. You could tell he genuinely loves what he does and honestly, he made the experience even more enjoyable for us. We had such a great visit that my husband ended up bringing home bottles of their gin and Amaro Peach. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Atlanta!

Amazing customer service, the food is great and the atmosphere is electrifying! I loved that fact…read morethat happy hour is from 5p-9p on Mondays! What a great way to unwind, watch a game or play a game.

It was a cute little vibe in Euphoria. I went on a Sunday evening, and the staff was friendly and…read moreconsistent. She gave great recommendations.

I want to start by saying inside is absolutely beautiful. The decor on the outside doesn't know…read morejustice what's inside? We were greeted instantly by a young lady named Fatima, who was very pleasant and courteous. She made me a drink called the pink passion that was very good as well as pretty the obvious matched everything aesthetically wise if you love pink, this would be something that you would definitely enjoy coming to a girls day. I decided to get the creamy occasion, salmon pasta that was absolutely amazing and the bread that came with it as well was toasted perfectly. I def would come back again so I can do a photoshoot an try more things! Def found this on yelp an was not disappointed

This place is only for the instagram and TikTok cute photos. It's very cute inside and photo…read moreworthy...they got that part right. It is aesthetically pleasing. Service is slow. We had reservations and was steated timely; however the food takes a good 30-45mins to make it to the table after order. Speaking of said food, it was not worth the wait. I ordered a simple chicken sandwich. The chicken itself was actually pretty good. However the fries were not piping hot for as long as it took. Nobody wants lukewarm fries. The bottom of the brioche bun was Harder than the bottom Of my shoe. What did y'all do to the bread?? I heard the drinks are to sweet so I opted not to try those because I do not like super sweet drinks. As far as soft drinks, you can get bottled water or canned soda. There is a limit of one refill on tea. Tre Songs must have stock in this business because they wear his song out. Every time it's some's birthday they will play that song. Outside of that...the music is a vibe. Next time I'm in the A, I'll skip this spot.

Really happy with Southbound. Great service, friendly staff, and the prices are hard to beat…read more Definitely a solid spot in Chamblee and I'll be back.

Very cool place. The exterior was cool and how many place do you fin that have a fireplace in the…read moremen's bathroom. Our server was excellent. She knew the menu and was able to make great recommendations. Great reviews on the flavor of the food all around. The salmon dish was said to be excellent. Looked like the Chicken Fried Chicken was very good as well. My wife really liked her salad and the sauce for the Grilled Spanish Octopus had a great taste, but the Octopus was a bit overcooked. I had the Shrimp and Grits, which were excellent. The fresh off the cob corn was a twist I hadn't experienced before and it was a great addition. The shrimp was fully shelled, so I wasn't digging around and pulling off tails. The sauce, chipotle butter was insane, I could have had a cup of it and wanted more. I also got a side of the fried Brussels, great move by me. Great place!

This place is a little hidden, having the entrance down a driveway and behind a bunch of building…read more I enjoyed the actual spot though, with a DJ, indoor and outdoor space, and great service from the bartenders. I like that this is close to a bunch of other bars but doesn't feel too packed, so you can easily bring a little group and not have to worry about getting your drink knocked out of your hand or anything. There is very moody lighting with a dark interior and purple lights. Definitely a place I'll be going back to.

Absolutely not worth the $15 for men/$10 for women cover charge on a Friday night. The cocktails…read moreare rough, the couches have rips in them, and the ambiance is like a college bar. The photos on the Google page make it seem vibey, but it definitely is not.

Great speakeasy in the heart of Atlanta!…read more Location and Parking Located downtown, paid parking is available right next door. You can obtain the entry code by signing up on their website. Proceed to the (actual!) phone booth, dial, and enjoy a sultry night out in ATL's premier cigar lounge. Venue and Atmosphere As you sink into the plush leather couches, get comfortable with the mood lighting and peruse the extensive drink menu. There is a strong smell of smoke but the ventilation is decent and you will get used to it. The aesthetic is sultry, the vibes are immaculate, and the whispers of conversation linger. Service Our server and bartender were amazing. There was a mix up with our bill but they handled it swiftly and professionally. Food and Beverages The charcuterie board and two old fashions were wonderful; the perfect nightcap. They had an extensive range of bourbon to choose from which is no surprise, and the bartender is very skilled at her job. The Verdict I'll be back for another night cap!

The woman who answered the door was breathtakingly rude--apparently hospitality is not part of the…read moreestablishment's dress code. And clearly, her mother did not teach her manners, I can't imagine being so disrespectful as she was. I had no idea there was a dress code, and I have no issue with being turned away if one exists. What I object to is being greeted with a shouted, "Oh no, no, no," as though we had wandered in barefoot and carrying a cooler. A simple, civilized "I'm sorry, but we have a dress code" would have done the job. Instead, she chose theatrical inhospitality and condescension. For the record, I was wearing Prada platform sneakers, a Cartier watch, Chanel earrings, Fendi, baguette, and a French-terry top. So while I may not have met whatever arbitrary standard she was enforcing, I was hardly dressed in a way that justified being treated like an intrusion. Frankly, it was clear my top alone was worth more than her entire outfit that looked like it came from Filene's Bargain Basement for tor a funeral director. In the end though, manners, as they say, cannot be purchased. Southern hospitality is a joke. This was absolutely the rudest person I've ever I encounter in 47 years at an establishment. She may have been dressed up, but she clearly had no style,