I had been following Kurt's Bistro on Instagram since the Covid years, but hadn't had a chance to…read morecome out until recently. My initial impression was very poor. We arrived 15 minutes before our reservation, but were told our table was already ready, so we were seated. (The restaurant tables are very close together, so be aware that if anyone in your party is wheelchair bound, it may be difficult for them to maneuver around.) The restaurant is kept very warm inside, and I'm usually someone who feels cold easily, but even I was rather hot. A woman brought water glasses and a water carafe to our table and said, "If you want something besides water, just let me know," and then walked off. So, in my mind, that woman was a food assistant or a food runner. Turned out, she was our waitress! She later stopped by, didn't introduce herself and didn't ask if we'd ever been there before, but did ask if we wanted an appetizer. We ordered Potato Pancakes. She also asked if we wanted bread service, so we said yes. We did notice from other conversations at the very close tables near ours, that many of the customers are regulars and have their favorite waitstaff. The manager had stopped by a table to regrettably inform a couple that their favorite waiter was out for 2 weeks. So, that did give us hope that if they have regulars, it must be good. The Potato Pancakes were delicious! (I didn't even stop to snap a picture because we were very hungry!) My husband ordered the "Bier" + Cheese Burger ($16.95), and I ordered the Pork Shank "Schwweinehaxe" ($34). The waitress said she had to check the availability of the Pork Shank, so I told her that if it wasn't available, to put in Chicken Wienerschnitzel. Then she didn't come back to let us know what the kitchen said. My husband flagged her down to find out if the pork shank was available, and she said she'd forgotten to come back, but that it was. He also told her that it was my birthday, so she brought out a cute birthday tea light for the table. The food was absolutely delicious, and for the price point, you can easily see why people are regulars there! The pork shank was enormous! (We ate off of it 2 more times after we took it home. The restaurant gave us extra gravy at no charge, too.) The rosemary mashed potatoes were very good! The presentation was lovely! My husband really enjoyed his burger. Then for dessert, our waitress brought out a slice of tiramisu with a wedge of chocolate cake over it, berries, whipped cream, and a little birthday candle in it. Turned out really wonderful! Will definitely go back to this unique spot!

This is such a cozy and authentic German restaurant in greater Atlanta! The restaurant is pretty…read moresmall, so you feel really cozy when you are inside. The menu has lots of different German specialties. We shared the pretzel as a starter and it was very delicious, especially with the beer cheese. As a main, we shared the Bavarian feast, which was more than enough food for two people - I would say it can feed three no problem. I really liked the pork chop, bratwursts, and red cabbage. I also got a side of spatzle because I really enjoy it and it did not disappoint. To end the evening, we got the bananas foster, which came with a table side show to make the dish right in front of you. It was a very nice finish to an incredible meal. I would highly recommend this restaurant for a nicer dinner and to try German cuisine, which is not very common in the Atlanta area.

Great "rainy day" vibes, but the food was a game of two halves…read more If you're looking for a cozy, intimate spot to hide from the rain, the atmosphere here is 10/10. It's a small, "tucked away" bistro with low lights and chalkboard menus that give it a really warm, authentic feel. The service was also impressively fast. The Good: The soup! We ordered the Broccoli Cheddar and the Mushroom Soup. Both were fantastic, but the Mushroom Soup was the star--deep, rich umami flavor that hit the spot perfectly. The Bad: The main courses really fell short. Fettuccine Bernadette: Very creamy, but seemingly no salt was used at all. It was quite a disappointment. Spicy Chicken Panini: Pretty bland. It lacked seasoning and the peppers felt under-grilled. The Verdict: While the server was great and the soup was memorable, the rest of the meal didn't justify the struggle to find parking. We've flagged this as a place we likely won't return to, unless we're just stopping in for a quick bowl of soup.

Great food and nice ambiance. Parking is a little weird though. Highly Recommend I'm usually here…read moreat least once per week. Everything has been consistent every timed I dine here.

I will never go to this store again and they are extremely local to me - basically around the…read morecorner. We have shopped there before. We asked for the wrong kind of sausage (a European sausage) and the owner or manager started shouting at us. Couldn't tell us simply "no" - I think it was some kind of European ethnic tension I stepped into. Nothing we deserved. They are in the neighborhood, but they are not neighbors. Not no more. I will actively tell others not to shop here. Memorial Day, 2026.

Don't like the smell of cigarettes so I took my food to go (had to wait 30 min for a to go order)…read more I ordered the weiner schnitzel w/ mashed potatoes & mixed veggies. The potatoes were good, but the veggies were extremely bland, and the schnitzel lacked flavor & was extremely dry. The menu says it comes with a lemon butter sauce, but there was no sauce on mine & kind of made it hard to want to eat.

Yum Yum Yum! I mean what more can I say?! I was very impressed with my experience here. From…read morethe food to the service, everything was amazing. The bartenders were very attentive; even with the busyness of the bar because of happy hour. I didn't order any food items from the HH menu but I did order a cocktail which was the limoncello spritz. It was good. A little tart for my palette. I tend to venture more on the sweet side but decided to order the spritz since it's springtime. The star of my visit was the Caesar salad which they call the grilled gems. There's 3 whole wedges of lettuce, grilled and drizzled with Caesar dressing and a hemp of Parmesan cheese. And they did not skimp on the cheese. And honestly that's how you're a Caesar salad is supposed to be. I would've LOVED to have croutons or maybe almonds just for the crunch but it was still good. I'd definitely come back just for that. I didn't order a full on entree but I did get dessert. The Crème Fraiche gelato to be exact. The olive oil drizzle sold me. While I don't think this is gelato, it was still good. To me, the texture gave regular vanilla ice cream. The olive oil gelato at Iberian pig is still number one in my book. I definitely want to try their garden menu which is exclusive to the patio area and the bread pudding. I hear it doesn't have raisins.

Decided on this spot for a last minute birthday dinner. It is a great place for date night. Just…read morehate they ran out of most of the fish dishes that I wanted. So I opted for the salmon, the duck was also good. The staff was very friendly and the drinks were top notch, we will be back!

I went to Ecco Midtown to celebrate a birthday and honestly it was a 10 out of 10 experience. From…read morethe moment we arrived, everything felt welcoming and warm. The service was amazing, especially María, who truly went above and beyond. She was incredibly kind and made us feel at home the entire time. It felt like no matter what we needed, she was genuinely happy to help, and that's something you really appreciate when dining out. The restaurant itself is beautiful and has a great atmosphere, especially at night. It's perfect for celebrating a birthday or going with a group because they have a QR code system where everyone can pay for their own items. No splitting checks, no awkward math, just super easy and convenient, especially for larger parties. Food wise, everything we ordered was delicious. I shared a charcuterie board with three friends and it was really good. We also ordered the tuna carpaccio, which was amazing and came with natural potato chips that were honestly a 10 out of 10. We ordered a pizza as well, I don't remember the name but it had mushrooms and it was so good. For drinks, my go to cocktail is an espresso martini and even though it wasn't on the menu, they were able to make it for me. It was perfect, with a strong coffee flavor, which I personally love in an espresso martini. Overall, Ecco Midtown was an incredible experience. Amazing food, amazing service, and a great atmosphere. If you're looking for a great place to celebrate with friends and enjoy good food and cocktails, this is definitely a great option.

My team and I wanted to go to dinner to celebrate me and my teammates bday…read more Location: The restaurant is beautiful, modern decor and the entry way is my favorite. Parking: We walked from or office, but noticed there is a parking lot right next door. Service: We had a party of 4 and made reservations, there was no wait. Our server was ok, food and drink service were great. Ambience/Crowd: it's a mixed crowd mainly ppl after work but it def had a date night vibe Food/drink: 7/10 I had the Mayan medicine it was delicious... we had the goat cheese balls got starter and it was delicious and for dinner I had hearth burger with patatas bravas my teammates had the same with brassica which is just broccolini. Everyone enjoyed their meals. Favorite thing: The patatas bravas Least favorite thing: I can't think of anything Will I be back? Yes!

Everything is amazing. Great service but slow. Best place for Italian in N. Georgia. I would…read morehighly recommend if you are in the mood for great food and atmosphere and have plenty of time.

Thursday at 7:44PM and waited at entrance to be greeted at 7:50PM-ish to only be told that chef…read moresaid they were closed. They should change their close time to 7:50PM. They are in the wrong business!

After my neighbor and I received massages at Spa at Serenbe, we decided to grab a bite to eat. The…read morestaff were superb! They were extremely friendly and nice. They assisted with making decisions on what we wanted to eat. The restaurant was clean and the food came out extremely fast. When in the area again, I'd absolutely dine here again!

I really like Halsa!!…read more At first, I was tempted to pass up on this place because of the overall mid-ranged yelp ratings, but Im so glad my friend insisted on us trying it out. Customer service was engaging and friendly, and offered excellent recommendations. And our food took a bit longer than usually expected to come to our table, but I didn't mind because it seems like almost everything is made to order. Also, they describe their food as "clean". Both the krispy kale and Brussel sprouts tacos (w/ salmon instead of tofu) and the build a burger were tasty with both flavors being on point. The outdoor seating is a nice modern wooden set up with the cutest table fans that kinda resemble windmill architecture. The drinks were good..and strong, so beware. I had the cucumber bliss (gin, cucumber, lime soda, lime juice, agave, and elderflower). My friend had the house margarita (tequila, triple sec, lime juice, and agave). Overall, we enjoyed dining at Halsa..and highly recommend! don't let the older reviews discourage you.

The Vietnamese stall inside Super H Mart in Johns Creek closed 2 months ago. A new European stall…read morehas opened in its place. My curiosity got piqued when I was walking by and saw gulasch on the menu board. I mean, gulasch in a food court? I'm so there. But what really won me over was the picture of the bread dumplings next to the gulasch. When I was in Prague last year, I ate bread dumplings 3-4 times a day. The entire week! Bread, in an form, is my absolute weakness. So I ordered a couple of things -- the gulasch and the frikadellen. I should have known it wasn't gonna be authentic after I found out that the Korean grandmother hostess was none other than the cook. She is the nicest, sweetest grandmother, though, and fed me like a starving granddaughther who hasn't eaten in days. The gulasch, as expected, tasted more Korean than Czechoslovakian. It was really Korean stew, if anything else. It did taste bold and flavorful, and the meat pieces were very tender. Unfortunately, the bread dumplings are only for photography purposes as I learned they'll never have it available. The frikadellen (German meat patties) were as delicious as the German version -- meaty with spinach, carrots, and a bit of cilantro in the filling. All meals come with a side of salad (and soup if requested; she gave me both). This is a good place to eat homecooked European meals with a touch of Korean. Meals start at $5.95 and portions are huge. Other menu items include pasta bolognese, schnitzel, Asian noodles, fried rice, fish, chicken tenders. Where else can you order gulasch with fried rice?