We had such a fun time at Flight Club this past weekend. The vibe is so cute in there, so many…read morevintage decorations and nice ambiance with the music and lights. Service was absolutely amazing! Jaz, Crystal, RJ and Cierra took care of our large party, and they did a fantastic job! The food was so delicious, we chose the one of the platters. The Barada flatbread was especially amazing, guacamole, pepperoni/sausage flatbread too. Drinks were so amazing too, 10/10 experience!

This just doesn't seem like the place for me. Nothing bad just not that exciting…read more This venue is in the middle of Midtown. They validate parking. There are electronic dart boards upstairs. The venue serves some pretty tasty yet small food like poke tacos, sliders, and fries. The cocktails look very artesian. I can understand why people love this place. I hate having to pay for parking and this place only validates for 2 hours. There is not a bathroom upstairs so you have to go downstairs. You have to rent the dartboards upstairs. It takes a while to get drinks, even when they are not busy. The food is tasty but small.

Such a unique and memorable place to visit. Entering through the classic London‑style red phone…read morebooth sets the tone immediately, leading you into a dark, warm, and beautifully maintained speakeasy. The atmosphere is classy without trying too hard, and the cocktails are truly top‑tier -- crafted by some of the most skilled bartenders you'll ever see. If you enjoy cigars, this is the perfect spot to relax, sip, and take in the experience. Whether you're there for the drinks, the vibe, or just something different, Red Phone Booth delivers. A great night and an experience I highly recommend.

My friend and I walked in during FIFA and immediately felt unwelcome…read more Bartenders were extremely rude. Asked how long they've been opened to be told "what is it to you" twice. Asked if I could smoke- being polite although a smoking bar- to be told the 2nd bartenders doesn't like it. Rude and weird experience. $50 for 2 drinks I don't leave reviews often Spend your money elsewhere in a city that provides better hospitality. Without snikering waitstaff and going out of their way rude bar staff

Visited Blackjack Bar in Atlanta for the first time. It was suggested as a perfect date night or…read more"girls night" spot on TikTok, which was great because I was in town celebrating my birthday with my best-friend. When you walk in the mood is instantly set with by the low ambient lighting and decor. Being that the theme & cuisine is Asian fusion, they really put a lot of effort into transporting to visually to an Asian oasis. We were seated at a table in the main dining area, but there's also a full bar with ample seating and very nice view. The seats were very comfortable and the tables are spaced in a way for intimacy. They also have music playing the background & the playlist was diverse with music ranging from K-Pop to R&B. Now on to our meal! The menu is pretty straight forward and broken down into apps/small plates, mains/big dishes, and a separate menu for cocktails. To start off we got drinks: lychee martini 10/10 & "cucumber salad" 8/10. Both were very good. The ingredients used make the drinks very intriguing and definitely something you've probably never tasted. It's suggested to keep an open mind when trying their cocktails. For food we had the shrimp wontons 10/10 (sauce was so good ... a little spice to it), the salt and pepper shrimp 8/10 (a little salty but fried well), the Thai basil fried rice 10/10 (the fried egg on top and the pickled cabbage was a great touch), and last the lobster pot 10/10 (presentation alone would make me go back to visit ... this dish was so good and flavor full). Overall my experience was great and I would definitely make it a priority to visit when I come back.

Unique speakeasy-ish concept in midtown Atlanta with a Thai-focused menu. I stopped here for happy…read morehour before heading to dinner. The food was pretty tasty and the drinks did their job. I sat at the bar and the bartender was attentive and gave good suggestions on drinks. The ambiance of the restaurant reminds me of a movie that is escaping me right now. However it is unique and can imagine this space being sexy at night.

Moonlight has been one of Atlanta's tougher to get rooftop bars since its opening. Booked up nearly…read moreall the time and for some good reasons. There probably isn't a bar in the city that offers as breathtaking of a view as does Moonlight. The panorama of all three of Atlanta's skyscraper centers is clearly visible, along with the historical architecture of Ponce City Market. The crowd is mix of tourists and locals in their 20s and 30s. The cocktails are solid. Food is decent, nothing to rave about, but again, hopefully nobody is here for the food. The lobster roll was very bread heavy and the useless dab of caviar was just a wasteful decoration. Yet, the atmosphere of the place, situated in the beautiful Forth hotel makes Moonlight an incredible spot for drinks.

A genuinely terrible experience, from start to finish. Firstly, we were guests at the hotel looking…read morefor dining options around 8pm. Having dined at Elektra already this weekend, we wanted to try something different. Hostess started with some type of unposted dress coded nonsense because my son was in a hoodie (which he agreed to remove) before we were granted access. Arrive inside and it's standing room only at the bar - all seating areas are clearly designed for large groups and they're all occupied, as were the handful of actual seats at the bar. Proceed to order numerous dishes from the menu to-go. Bar tenders, in fairness, were very pleasant btw. Nowhere to wait except standing there like idiots until bartender says we can sit in a reserved section for a bit. Nasty waitress comes by soon after to usher us away, despite conflicting instructions from the bar. Anyway, insult to injury when it appears I've been charged a service charge and a gratuity charge and the dishes were small and mostly not great. The wings were ok, but the grilled cheese was gross, the flatbread was minuscule, the cheese plate was meh. Overall, between the mostly rude to indifferent staff attitude, lack of seating, and poor quality of food this place deserves a pass. ,

Came here after dinner one evening and it was pretty slow . The bar was chic and dimly lit, where I…read morehad to pull out my phone to read the menu. I'm old but dang I didn't think I was that old where I'd be that person pulling out my phone's flashlight to read the menu. The bartender was talkative and nice. He sounded like he was knowledgeable with the different nice liquors when we asked him about different brands. Overall, a good experience. Drinks were good. Bartender was friendly.

I have been to Sushi Eight countless times and who knew right next door was a speakeasy! This is my…read morenew favorite spot hands down, and I don't think too many people know about it. If you're not careful, you will walk right past it! It's got a dark sultry, dimly lit, lounge aesthetic. Perfect for date night or game night with a few friends! Me and my date arrived here shortly after dinner and I was not disappointed. I chose to stay a little longer because the ambience was nice and the drinks were strong but well made. You've got to try this place. Only downside is they closed early. For a holiday weekend, on a Sunday they closed around 11:30. So if they were open later, which maybe they are on other nights it would be a huge plus!

I read they had live music and I loved the idea of having a drink and relaxing to music…read more Unfortunately this is a lobby bar and is extremely noisy. We found a nice table and ordered a glass of wine. We had every intent of staying and eating, but this atmosphere is not what we had in mind. I felt bad for the musician because nobody was paying attention. Our server disappeared so even if we wanted to stay for more drinks it was a hassle. The bartender finally tracked down our bill and we decided to go elsewhere.

A few colleagues and I decided to stop at the bar in the lobby before heading up to our rooms…read more Although it wasn't in the menu, someone asked if they could make a decaf espresso martini and the server said he'd find out. Rather than just finding out, he went ahead and made it and brought it out with the group's drinks. When I saw how good it looked, I decided to order one too. The presentation of the drink was very nice and it had a good creamy flavor to it. This drink was a nice way to wind down the evening. As someone from TX, I did think the drinks were a bit on the pricey side but it's not surprising with it being the ritz. I liked that the bar had a fun yet casual ambiance and there were plenty of people around. We did ask what time last call was and were told midnight so we didn't hurry to order a second drink. Unfortunately, when we ordered another at 10:40... we were told they had closed which was frustrating.

We recently attended the Auburn/Baylor game and had already planned to park in the lot next door…read more We decided ahead of time to try Wild Leap Atlanta since it was close by and had great reviews. I'm not a beer drinker, but it looked like they have a variety of beverages in addition to a couple of meal choices. We entered, and everyone was so friendly. After placing our orders, we received a text that let us know to go nearby to the food truck to pick them up. The double burgers were tasty and the fries delicious. Our slushie drinks were exceptional. We enjoyed our meal before walking over to the game. As the ballgame ended, there was a notification that there was a severe thunderstorm and we should shelter in place by staying in the stadium. Since we had a bit of a drive home, we decided to get ahead of the weather and traffic and leave early. Well, we had only walked one block when the bottom fell out. We were drenched. We decided to run back into Wild Leap before we got our car next door. As we got to the front door, a young man (Manager? Shift manager?) whom we had seen working there earlier opened the door and welcomed us in. He immediately grabbed hand towels that were clean and dry for us to wipe off with and offered any assistance he could give us. We went to the restroom and tried to clean up a little, then came back out, handed over the towels and walked outside. It was still pouring out. The same man then insisted on running to his car to get his personal umbrella for us. He returned with the umbrella. My daughter used it as she got our car, then returned it to him. We were so impressed with Wild Leap for many reasons: the food was delicious, the drinks were excellent, and the service was superb. Thank you, Wild Leap, for playing an integral role in giving us a wonderful day in Atlanta!

This was my first time at Wild Leap. I came with my wife for a friend's birthday, as she was…read morecelebrating here. Parking can be a little confusing at first, but there's a huge parking lot basically right behind (or in front) of the place. They have quite a few beers on tap, so if you like beer, you will definitely find something you like. They also have slushie drinks and then you can make your own well drink if you want too. They don't serve food, but they do occasionally have food trucks on site. Wild Leap has two levels, but the lower level is where the party is. The TVs are all down there, and they have some nice outdoor seating. The staff is all super friendly too. Happy to help! While Wild Leap is quite nice, it's super far from my home in Chamblee. I probably won't come back anytime soon, unless someone is having an event here.

LOVE. Ranger station is the best. Perfect for a hang out & a vibe. Absolutely love Alessandro and…read moreReaghan. So kind, and make lovely drinks. LOVEEEE

I got the pinecone spritz and and pineapple & green tea shot, shoutout to Alessandro and Reaghanread more

Good vibes. Low key weekday spot. Walkable. Friendly staff. Great tapas. Highly recommend.read more

Fun family night at Sebastian Pintxos. Our second visit and the second time we had fun, and ate…read morewell. One big change from our previous visit was the size of the pitchers. We ordered 2 of them (based off our previous experience) and it was tooooo much! Sangria was great though! Sesame chicken bites were a big hit - the sauce ! The ceviche was delicious. Service was good on a busy Saturday Night.

I've been wanting to try this bar out, and I finally had a chance to do so on Tuesday for jazz…read morenight! They hold a jazz night every Tuesday with live music for a nice chill, yet fun, vibe. Just a warning, the space inside is pretty small--typically there's optional seating outside, but it's really chilly at the moment (although they have heaters)--but there's more seating downstairs in The Victorian Atlanta plant shop. I didn't realize that the two were connected! FYI, if you sit downstairs, you'll be seated next to where the live music performers will be playing, so it will be louder there. As for the drinks, I tried the Zombie. I loved it so much, I ordered a second one instead of trying a different one! It tasted sweet and slightly tropical with the rum and spiced liqueur. It also had some absinthe, which I was worried about when I first ordered it since I hate the taste of it (not a big fan of black licorice flavors), but I didn't taste it at all! Overall, this place had such a great vibe to it!

Burle's is a great cocktail bar right off the beltline. The inside part is small and intimate but…read morethey have a lot of outdoor seating. The indoor seating is hit or miss as they have one couch that is really low to the ground and uncomfortable to sit on but the other couches are comfy. The cocktails here are delicious. I got the white witch and wow, what a great drink! The bartenders are all super kind too and make the drinks quickly. I can't wait to come back and try some of their other cocktails!