I had high hopes for 1910 Public House, especially after a trusted friend raved about their…read moreexperience there. Unfortunately, my recent Sunday visit for a takeout order left me thoroughly disappointed, and nearly $50 lighter with very little to show for it. The Food: I ordered two items: the pimento cheese fritters and the shrimp and grits. The pimento cheese fritters were, in a word, average. They looked and tasted like standard fried cheese balls--nothing visually impressive, nothing exciting about the flavor, and at $16 (or $4 a piece), I expected something with a little more creativity or punch especially at entree pricing for an appetizer. It was just pimento cheese, deep fried. That's it. Just as literal as could be. The shrimp and grits was the bigger disappointment. At $26, I expected a hearty, well-portioned dish. What I got was four average-sized shrimp and barely any andouille sausage--and I mean barely. It was just one thin slice of smoked sausage, cut in half, and placed in the entire dish. That was it. The portion felt light the moment I picked up the bag, and once I got to my friend'd and opened it, that feeling was confirmed. I will say, as an avid Yelp user I did my homework before ordering. I looked through photos on their page and noticed that their Shrimp & Grits looked completely different across three separate photos. When I asked the staff about it when I arrived, they mentioned the menu rotates every twelve weeks, which is fine, but the inconsistency made it hard to know what I was actually ordering. Atmosphere: I didn't dine in, but from what I could see, the space seemed nice. It's located in a charming, up-and-coming part of Lilburn, and the staff I interacted with were friendly and pleasant. So there's that. Final Thoughts: This meal was definitely not worth $50. It wasn't worth the drive, and honestly, it wasn't worth the effort. The food was underwhelming, the portions were stingy for the price, and the value just wasn't there. My friend loved the place, so maybe they caught a good day, but based on my experience, I don't know if I'll personally be returning. If I'm being honest, if I wasn't so tired then and it wasn't as far as it was, I would've just driven back, returned the food, and gotten a refund.

Public House is a staple restaurant in downtown Lilburn! I have not been back to dine in for a few…read moreyears, but the service was spectacular. My friend and I came in around lunch time on a Monday, little to no crowd. There is a back lot for parking or street parking in front. Our waiter Jessica (Shoutout!!) was so patient and gave 11/10 service. Thank you for the recommendations girl! We started with appetizers: Grit Fries & Crawfish Corn Chowder Soup -Fries were a very crispy outside, creamy inside and the dipping sauce was a slam dunk -Soup was very filling and had all the right flavors Main course: Breakfast Croissant (Gluten Free Bread) & Nashville Chicken Sandwich -Both very good and the fries were crispy, chicken was flavorful and not hot at all! Ended off with a berry cobbler that was so tasty! I left a new cobbler fan! Thank you Public House and I WILL be returning!

This is an absolutely incredible spot. I was surprised that I hadn't heard of it until now, but it…read moredefinitely deserves some more love. They have some menu staples, but a lot of their menu items change seasonally, and they offer weekly specials, so they have a wide range of good options. I loved the vibes, it is definitely a nice, sophisticated spot for dinner or brunch. The staff was also super nice. It took a minute to get a table, but it seemed like they might have been a little understaffed, and it wasn't a big deal. The food is the star of the show here, but they also have a great drink menu with seasonal options, as well as some excellent mocktail options. I tried the butternut squash risotto with salmon, and it was amazing! We also tried the shrimp and grits, which were really nice and comforting. You need to save room for dessert, though, because that sticky toffee pudding was on another level. The caramel sauce was so yummy. I highly suggest this spot for a great dinner, but I definitely need to stop by to check out their brunch.

Great food and service. We are regulars. Love it there! It's very much like apart of the town.read more

Out server was super, recommended the beef tips if I like mushrooms which I do. I also tried the…read morebaked potato soup per her recommendation which was delicious and like a meal by itself, the broccoli casserole which she recommended and an extra side of mac and cheese. It was all so good! I also brought home a banana pudding for my son as she said it was her favorite and both son and I love banana pudding. I had 1/2 of my husband's blackberry cobbler with ice cream which was a huge serving that definitely to be shared. My husband enjoyed his chicken pot pie, sweet potato soufflé and broccoli casserole. I like how the restaurant got a perfect score on their inspection report, something to be proud of! Food was out in a jiffy and it was not crowded on a Thursday at 5:30 pm so we got a parking spot out front, but front lot was full by the time we left. Our server filled my husband's drink at least twice and brought me a second lemonade and even offered me one to go. The restaurant has very subtle signage, so easy to overlook this gem if you do not know about it! Come hungry!

Parking was interesting but plenty in the back of the restaurant. Good thing there is an entrance…read morein the front and back of the restaurant. I ordered a Turkey melt and it was good. My friends ordered a blt sandwich and chicken salad on salad. They both said it was good as well. There are soups, salads, hamburgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, southern dishes, and desserts. There is a shelf with some goods for purchase like jams and dressings. Service was great. Food came out fast enough especially during lunch hours. I will definitely come back to try their southern dishes next time!

Standing ovation, y'all. It's hard to find beef ribs at all and I can't remember eating any this…read moregood. I like that you guys incorporated some halal flavors without it being overpowering. The BBQ with a hint of what I assume is curry was awesome, some of the best BBQ sauce I have had in a while with no caveats. I would have liked to see more sides, but the fries were awesome. Keep doing what you are doing.

I thought the food was ok, but I don't eat red meat. My other family members said it was great. I…read morehad wings. They had beef entrees. Macaroni and cheese was meh. Baked beans were good and very hot (temperature). Cornbread was good but it was like room temperature. I would go back for them but would go elsewhere for chicken.

Ny curated an Exemplary Excalibur Exquisite dining experience…read more Life Affirming 10 months post aortic surgery - turkey burger wholeness plus hand cut sweet potato fries Living 1/hour away is a drop for amazing farm to taste nourishment See you soon & bringing fam next 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

Very tasty, great service. But.... for $17.00+, the Gumbo Grits really should have at least a dozen…read moreshrimp and more than just a few chunks of kielbasa. Please add more.

We enjoyed our group visit to Huskers. Our party of 4 was seated immediately, and customer service…read morewas friendly. I opted for all sides: biscuit, cheese grits, and bacon. All were delicious, especially the biscuit. The other members of my party enjoyed their meals, but all said the waffles were lacking.

Very fresh bagels! Can sometimes get very busy and they don't have a drive through option, the…read moreparking is a bit "cramped" feeling. But overall if you want a great bagel try this place out.

The nova lox is amazing. The cold crew was average. The atmosphere is very clean. The staff is…read morefriendly. I'm so glad they opened a location by me. Looking forward to trying other items on the menu.

All of the meal was delicious! The waiter, Chris was friendly and efficient. The atmosphere was…read morepleasant and peaceful. We had the Salisbury Steak and the Meatloaf meals. It was all served with finesse. And, the Peanut Butter Pie was just right to share. We're looking forward to trying the shrimp and brunch. Even the ice tea was perfectly done. It's clear that the chef/ owner cares about the details.

Lobster Roll was on point! Great lunch spot in Peachtree Corners! Can't wait to try more of the…read moremenu! Hope Gumbo appears one of these days! If you enjoy scratch-prepared food that is incredibly fresh, then try this one out!

Imma be real. When I first tried the fried rice trash it had no flavor. So there's there's that…read morewith the rice. Imma be honest I have yet to try other stuff but the wings are pretty good if I say so myself. Other than that it's your typical wings spot !

This was my first time try the Korean dumplings. I will definitely be adding this to my order for…read morenow on

We had such a lovely dining experience at Cherokee Rose. Our party of eight; four adults and four…read morechildren arrived after being turned away from another restaurant that was closing early, and we couldn't be happier that we ended up here. Everyone was incredibly accommodating and welcoming. The food was absolutely amazing, truly 5-stars quality across the board. The smoked filet was phenomenal, and the craft cocktails, white sangria, and wine selection were all excellent. Even though there wasn't a children's menu, the staff went above and beyond to make sure our kids were taken care of. The chef even prepared special dishes just for them, which we truly appreciated. I can't say enough about how thoughtful and accommodating the entire team was. Our waitress, Liz, was such a professional she helped us navigate the drink menu and made suggestions and brought surprises and samples based on our likes. We will be returning!

This restaurant is also owned by the same owners as the "The Oak Bar" on main street Stone Mountain…read moreVillage . The owner has some other restaurants downtown Decature as well The "Cherokee Rose", very nice ambient atmosphere good looking restaurant. However it appears to be Family run with close friends and their kids. The Staff is not very attentive, one bartender so long waits or missed over waiting to place a drink and food order No one's really educated on the menu when asked a question about the food items. They just slide a menu in front of you as a gesture - you read it if you want to know. I can't see the small print on these menus to save my life lol I invited a industry colleague for a business dinner Ok, food review they offer an oxtail protein in the collard greens "Yummy" however I didn't find oxtail in the collard greens anywhere. My guest ordered some cwing dinner that looked like a contraption. As far as the presentation was delivered. I decided on a liquid diet after seeing the food delivery Next week I personally stopped in-for lunch wanted to give this place a chance to rebound and my full attention on a fair review. I wanted to also make sure management was there. An older caucasian woman greets me well we have a cordial conversation about my previous experience and my embarrassment at such a nice looking restaurant She was unable to believe this happened at her restaurant. Just plain disbelief and raved about the kitchen and pride that goes into her food to later having to eat those words Again, limited menu what is up with the 4-5 items to chose from. I donot eat steak fries So I just ordered the burger - medium well - not burned and it had no venison mixed or blended meat added The burger came out with old brown tarnished lettuce I sent it back for fresh lettuce . She brought it back they added thousand island dressing when I specially asked for mayo on the side which was also provided. What is going on in the kitchen I took a bittersweet bite anyways and spat it out. Took my utensils which looks like a switch blade in a fairly nice restaurant. bad esthetics decisions I knifed out The center of the uncooked raw meat of the burger and waited patiently for the nice lady to find her way back over to me I offered to just pay and leave. She ask what was the problem . I uncovered the burger and allowed her to witness fir herself Her face turned beet red and quickly said no charge and stormed off to her kitchen where I am sure like "The Oak" there was a Waffle House griller reject acting as a chef " Pictures attached : I can't make my Experiences UP! #SMH you just can't get what you pay for anywhere these days Me being a restaurant consultants. I've contacted a few franchises and alerted them to a decent food market thst can use some great affordable food options Let me help "Stone Mountain Village Grow"