Stopped by Kelly's Market & Deli and this place is a gem. It has that perfect neighborhood feel but…read morewith way better quality than you'd expect from a small market. Everything is well curated, clean, and you can tell they actually care about what they're putting out. Had the Little Ricky sandwich and yeah... that alone is worth the visit. Super well balanced, fresh ingredients, and not overcomplicated--just done right. One of those sandwiches you keep thinking about after you leave. Also love the vibe--laid back, friendly, and easy to just stop in, grab something good, and go. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to.

Was very short on time looking for some olive oil I could bring to a housewarming party. Staff at…read moreKelly's Market were patient and kind in helping me find a very nice gift. The shop looks really nice too, so I'll definitely be back!

I must admit that I am not a beer connoisseur, but more of a beer apprentice. So unfortunately, I…read morecannot fake knowing what I am talking about when it comes to beer and the selection available at this location. I will say that I did a selection and price comparison to another growler store a couple of miles away, and The Beer Growler was not only cheaper, but it offered significantly more options. The store itself is a delightful hodgepodge of eclectic interior design - owls, interesting artwork, clearly labeled tap selection on a giant blackboard. But I must say the selling point of this particular location would have to be the service. It was serviced by an all-woman staff, and as a woman, this was a very attractive quality. These girls know about beer, and it was so refreshing to see women run the place because every other growler shop I have been to have been all-male staff. One thing I am not a huge fan of is the fact that we had to pay for samples. I haven't had to do that at other growler type shops. We ended up getting the Wild Heaven, which provided a lot for the money. One of my favorite beer is the KT Bourbon - excellent, rich, and so much substance to it. Will be stopping here again!

Beer in large jugs is not a new concept in Georgia really. in 1982 or so I lived in Albany GA and…read moreworked at Wendys. After a shift working with soul-crushing low-IQ managers we would go to the trailer across the street and buy a gallon of Meister Brau freshly tapped into a plastic jug. That beer jug got me through a bad time. Luckily we don't do that anymore. The Beer Growler is nothing like those dark days. Here you will find 35 or so of the best beers available in Georgia ready for you to take home in 32 or 64 ounce bottles. You can spend a little or a lot but you can surely get something really tasty. Go for it!

The menu has something for everyone (including pups). If you're real hungry, the Chopped Sloppy…read more[ground beef, bbq sauce, cheese curds, roasted tomatoes, banana peppers, shredded lettuce, dijonnaise, hero roll] is the way to go. You could just get by with a Brussels Sprout Salad or Pork & Peas.

I have great hope for this spot and am hoping to let it settle into its own. I was sad to not have…read moreaccess to the indoor food/wine/drinks now that they rebranded the beer garden. I totally get the move from a business standpoint and am hopeful for some of the more experimental things coming out of the kitchen, but felt like it was too expensive and too limited of a selection last time we went.

The tomato bisque came out looking simple and did exactly what it needed to do. Deep tomato energy…read more Rich without getting heavy. Smooth on the spoon with that soft creamy finish that makes soup feel a little luxurious instead of just warm. The feta on top cut through it nicely. Salty. Tangy. A little flash of brightness in every bite. It gave comfort with some polish. Like rainy day food that still has good posture. The almond croissant was the one. Golden edges. A soft shatter on the outside. Then that dense almond center that lands sweet, nutty, and almost plush. The powdered sugar on top made it feel a little extra in the best way. Not too precious. Not too sugary. Just enough to make it feel bakery serious. The kind of pastry that makes you pause after the first bite because now everybody else at the table wants some. The tea was better than good. Clean. Smooth. Calming in a way that made everything else settle into place. It felt intentional. Not an afterthought. Definitely the standout and the easiest thing to come back for. Forgot her name, but the woman helping me order was a lifesaver. Honest. Adorable. Knew how to guide without hovering. Gave the kind of recommendation you trust immediately. The room had that easy café buzz. Warm lighting. People lingering. Felt relaxed without losing its shape. it's giving... quiet luxury brunch energy due to the vibe she gave. Coming back.

This quaint little coffee and tea shop is very nice. It is so relaxing and quiet inside…read more I had a hot hibiscus tea that was amazing while my wife had a hot vanilla latte which she was excited about. They have some food items but we came here for the beverages and tranquil atmosphere.

As we walked in barely a hello as we didn't know if she was talking to us or on the phone with ear…read morebuds. Although one aisle, I was excited to see the variety of beers and grabbed a couple that I wanted. Service at the counter was quick. The ambiance was cozy. The actual rating from me is a 3.5 due to the collection of beers.

Great spot to pick up items. I like their craft beer and wine selection. There's definitely a lot…read moreof great local beers I saw in here. The guy with the glasses was really welcoming and friendly. He told me when to look out for new beers that arrive. For parking there's a private lot in the back of the store. I would definitely visit again.

Great package store - good, well rounded selection of booze and really good selection of wines…read more Staff is very knowledgeable and provide great service every time. Prices are reasonable as well. Great store!

Came here visiting from out of town and the craft beer and liquor selection was top notch..... but…read morewhat really made this beer girl happy is the guy working there had all of the beer knowledge to share with my husband and I! Love a great liquor and craft beer store with a knowledgeable guy to help choose the right things!!

Final stop of my Drinking Across East Atlanta, we were at Three Taverns for our last brewery beer…read more A calm vibe here with the kids playing outside but a nice spot in their mezzanine with comfortable chairs to enjoy the "Beeps" American Lager. Three Taverns is a bit more refined but still up for grownups to sit around and contemplate both the meaning of the universe and the meaning of an empty glass. [Review 239 of 2025 - 807 in Georgia - 23803 overall]

Great beer selection. Love the sours! Big tv. Lots of seating and parking. Friendly bartenders…read more Highly recommend. Will come back. My favorite was the La Martina and my husband loved the cream weaver.

This place is so underrated! The wings are unparalleled. Solid size, cooked to perfection. The…read moresauce and brine take them to another level. I only regret not coming back sooner. Even take out is solid.

Owner Sam is so nice and friendly. The fries are delicious my favorite wings are the curry because…read morethey're juicy but still very crispy amd the hot house. I tried the regular house on first visit and the owner recommended trying them hot. I believe they call them b&b. Definitely give this place a try. They have outdoor seating and I believe a den area for the men folks especially on the inside. Tvs so you can watch any games that are on. Youll enjoy it here for sure.