Best food we had while in Macon for three days for a live music sojourn. Highly recommend---service…read morewas impeccable and the quality of the food on point. Cool vibes.

Great bistro restaurant by in Macon! Seated promptly with reservations. Wonderful and attentive…read moreservice through out the night. The caprese salad is amazing.

Wonderful people welcome us in from very hot temperatures outside. Excellent craft beers, good…read morefood!Service was perfect. Offered treats for our pups. Wish there had been more merch available. Definitely would recommend Ocmulgee Brewpub to everyone. We will stop again when in the area!!

I like Macon! Haven't been in town for a couple of years but had the opportunity to return and…read moredecided to explore a brewery. Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - I had 2 which were excellent. An English Mild Porter and Farmhouse ale. Both had a great refreshing flavor. Atmosphere: 5 - Relaxed, typical bar/restaurant. Great location in the city. Service: 5 - quick- sat at the bar and Beertender pricier samples and suggestions for beer and food. Food: had the burger with pimento cheese and bacon jam. Side of truffle fries. Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -Everyone is welcome. No preachy nonsense or virtue signaling, just beer, as it should be.

Absolutely fabulous experience. Love the atmosphere. It's…read morefull of Elvis memorabilia and random art and light fixtures. Upbeat music was playing and you couldn't help but smile. Simple process. Order your pizza at the window and take your table marker to an open table. I was in a wheelchair and they made sure there was a table open for us. The pizza was delicious! We left with two slices to go and ate them once we got home. Still delicious even as a leftover. It wasn't heavy or greasy. Will definitely return!

Disgusting! I used to love ingleside village pizza since a child being in Phill with my family…read morewe've always frequented this establishment but this visit was the most rushed rude and horrible customer service ever,and the pizza was disgusting. It gave me diarrhea I didn't eat all that day saving my appetite for this because I had just came back to town. Ughhh wish I didn't the sauce seemed creamy the pizza just wasn't right (just look at the picture)

I was traveling through Georgia and pulled off of I 75 to try to find some sushi and ended up here…read more The sushi was fantastic and the people were nice. I don't know how to describe the inside of it, it's like they're port holes everywhere like the place used to be a seafood restaurant, but then there are oddly painted walls and they played alternative music. Honestly, I'm not sure I would've put all these random things together, but the sushi was fantastic and very reasonably priced. I would come here again. I should also mention that I am celiac and called before I went in and they seemed fairly knowledgeable about what was gluten-free and what was not. They also had gluten-free soy sauce for me. So I give the place kudos for respecting that.

We were looking for sushi in Macon and this was one of the top places. It happened to be near our…read morehotel too so that was a bonus. It is right off the freeway and parking is easy in the shared lot. It wasn't that crowded on a Friday night and we were seated immediately at a corner booth. There was lots of good things on the menu, but no mention of an all you can eat option. We ordered the filet mignon carpaccio, which came out thicker than expected and not as rare as expected but still great! I didn't know how the mango would work with the dish, but it was a nice touch. We also got the tuna tartare, which was mostly avocado and chunkier than expected. I would skip this dish. For my entree, I had the Tiger roll. It was a generous portion and loaded with fish. It tasted pretty fresh and the combo on flavors worked for me. It was about when I was done with my roll, when I overheard that there was an all-you-can-eat option. It was about the same as we had spent and I wish I had known about it beforehand. It was not advertised and our server did not mention it. Maybe they are trying to keep it on the DL. Anyway, I would have done that if I had known.

The meal was simply amazing. Everything was well prepared and the waitress was very knowledgeable…read more This is a great space for a relaxing dinner a romantic evening or even just to unwind. I had the pork chop, button mushrooms, asparagus, a lavender martini and some amazing dessert that tasted like Cinnamon Toast Crunch! It was all delicious.

If you've ever heard the saying "don't judge a book by its cover," Downtown Grill is the restaurant…read moreversion of that. Tucked away in an unsuspecting corner of Downtown Macon, this fine dining English-style steakhouse established in 1997, offers an experience that unfolds slowly, from a puzzling entrance to a surprisingly polished dining room... and ultimately to some of the best food I've had in Middle Georgia. ARRIVAL + FIRST IMPRESSIONS Because Downtown Macon was buzzing on this particular Saturday night, my husband and I ended up parking a couple of blocks away and taking the alley the GPS insisted was our route. Let's just say the alley definitely had "first date horror movie" vibes--but the beautifully framed photos lining the walls helped cut the sketch factor a bit. Once inside, we were greeted by a friendly, outgoing staff... and immediately greeted by something else: the cigar smoke. Downtown Grill has a full bar with an impressive oak humidor and a selection of bourbons, wines, and scotches that could easily impress the most seasoned connoisseur. But that also means the bar area is smoky--very smoky. I actually questioned whether we'd wandered into the wrong place until the hostess whisked us to the back dining room, where the ambiance shifted entirely. The dining room is intimate, classic, and much more aligned with "fine dining." Cozy booths, dim lighting, soft background music, truly an escape. And once seated, I didn't smell the cigar smoke at all. Bonus points for the restrooms using cloth napkins for hand-drying, an eco-friendly and elegant touch. We had noted on our reservation that it was our anniversary, but there was no acknowledgment. Not a deal breaker, but definitely unexpected for a fine dining restaurant, especially one that's been around this long. Our server was polished, professional, and consistently attentive. No complaints there. I started with the Elderflower Refresher and my husband with an Old Fashioned, both solid. But the star of the cocktail lineup? The Lavender Margarita. An absolute hit and something I'd go back for alone. For an appetizer, we ordered the Lump Crab Cakes. As a Maryland native, my standards are sky-high. These weren't "lump" crab cakes, but for Middle Georgia they were acceptable. They were flavorful, well-seasoned, and paired perfectly with the aioli drizzled on top. Then came the French Onion Soup. I'd seen the rave reviews and they were absolutely justified, easily the best I've had in years. Rich, savory, cheesy perfection. We both opted for the special of the night, the Salmon. My husband's came with mashed potatoes and green beans. I chose broccoli and green beans. The verdict? 5 out of 5. The salmon was cooked with precision--flaky, flavorful, expertly seasoned. The veggies were fresh, vibrant, and seasoned beautifully. Truly, this was the best meal I've had in Middle Georgia, hands down. Downtown Grill may not be where I'd choose to celebrate a milestone (the lack of acknowledgment and smoky entrance made sure of that), but it is where I'll go when I want a reliably excellent, well-executed meal. The kitchen is clearly the star of the show, and they delivered an unforgettable dining experience. We'll absolutely be back, maybe not for the anniversary, but definitely for that food.