I tried this place out for dinner since it was suggested by some folks. I ordered the cowboy burger…read morewith a side of fries. The burger was well cooked and seasoned. I wasn't that big of a fan of the BBQ sauce that came with it, but it didn't ruin the burger itself. Others with me stated that their food was really salty though. The staff were really sweet and personable. I recommend trying this place since it has a cute charm.

I've been a loyal customer of Vickery's since 2013. For over a decade, it was my go-to spot for…read morefood and drinks, both personally and professionally. I've visited countless times, often multiple times a week, with friends, family, and colleagues. We consistently ordered generously and tipped well. Unfortunately, a recent experience has led my husband and I to decide we will no longer spend another dollar here, personally or for business. While sitting on the bar side, minding my own business, I was repeatedly harassed by a visibly intoxicated woman who deliberately sat next to me to start trouble. She stared at me continuously, and made unsolicited, offensive assumptions about my marriage. My husband was sitting to my left, completely unaware of what was transpiring as he was listening to some music through his Meta glasses. I initially ignored the woman's behavior and tried to laugh it off because I simply came to eat in peace. However, the situation escalated when she began directing inappropriate questions toward my husband and attempting to provoke him. Despite her continued escalation, other patrons jumped in to defend her and one even threatened my husband, portraying her as the victim. When we attempted to explain the situation to Jason (who I believe is the bar manager), rather than hearing us out, we were told the police were being called on us. We were not the aggressors and did nothing wrong. It was deeply frustrating to be dismissed and treated as though we were at fault when we were only defending ourselves. What makes this experience especially upsetting is that we have always been respectful, trouble-free patrons for 13 years! The bar staff that evening was dismissive and, at times, rude. There was no apparent effort to address how this intoxicated individual was disrupting the environment, continuing to insult my husband, and repeatedly putting her hand in his face to provoke him. To my knowledge, she was never asked to leave nor threatened with police involvement. She left only when she chose to. Only the server who brought out our food showed any level of concern or professionalism. The bartenders and another staff member in the back (a bald person, don't know their role) made it clear we were not welcome and ultimately called the police. We are owed an apology. While I don't expect one, I'm leaving this review to warn other customers (especially people of color) to be mindful of how quickly a place you've supported for years can turn on you and how we're quickly seen as the problem just because we get loud when we've been disrespected. I would strongly advise going to another place in the neighborhood like The Beverly if you want to avoid situations like the one we experienced. After more than a decade of loyal support, we understand the value we bring as customers and as people. Respect should never be conditional or situational. When a business fails to protect that basic standard, it's our responsibility to set boundaries and take our patronage where it's valued.

Food is amazing!! I'm a vegetarian and I have a lot of good choices for dinner and for brunch…read more Amazing friendly and attentive servers. Sound in the venue is amazing. Bathroom floor could be dried somehow, I have almost fallen a handful of times.

Cool dive bar. Good drinks, good service & reasonable prices. Great place for late night eats. They…read morehave a good mix of food, perfect for anyone.

PLEASE come check these folks out if you are ever in the area. 10/10 def recommend coming to TJ. He…read moreis so nice and made our burgers to perfection. He told us what spice level to start with and was accommodating to our customizations as all burgers come with FNF sauce, grilled onions and cheese We did spice level 1 as we are beginners, but will come back and try level 2. This location is inside the Halidom Eatery which seems to be a vibe with several different cuisine options.

I visited FNF at Halidom eatery and it was very yummy. Although it took a little minute for the…read moreburger to come out it was worth the wait. I liked that they had spice levels for the burger although I didn't see myself getting a spicy burger. The FNF stand had two employees that appeared to be working very hard especially as the amount of orders increased. I grabbed their 1x1 burger with 0 spice. I was impressed with the freshness of the burger and the crispyness and well seasoned fries. I would definitely try this place again soon and maybe go up a spice level!

Do you like pizza not from the freezer? Do you like beer that's cold? Do you like living in…read moreAtlanta? Then you should come to Lloyd's. Lloyd's is popular to put it lightly so plan to either take it easy and grab a drink at the bar or just go to Tesoro if you luck out this time. Vibe is Mike Wheeler basement in Stranger Things, the music is Ramones-good and the staff are cool.

We had a great time at Lloyd's. I love the retro vibe of this place. It's like going to a pizza…read moreparlor in the 80s. The food and drink were delicious and service was good. This is a fun, unpretentious, neighborhood pizza joint. Lloyd's (stylized as LLoyd's with two capital Ls) opened on November 28, 2018. It was originally a throwback Southern diner and bar. During the COVID shutdowns in 2020, the restaurant converted into its current pizza parlor format. As of June 2025, they're still doing crab night every Monday -- a holdover from the old Lloyd's. This restaurant is part of Victory Brands (Vicbrands), which includes Victory Sandwich Bar, STEREO cafe and bar (next door, formerly Victory Coffee and Calamity), and the S.O.S. Tiki Bar (formerly Paper Plane). These businesses have a distinct hip style and are located in either Inman Park or Decatur. Vicbrands was also behind the late Little Trouble at Westside Provisions District. We showed up this past Saturday at opening time: 5pm. A small line to enter had already built up. We were seated quickly. When we arrived, there were plenty of parking spaces in the adjacent surface lot. Lloyd's shares parking with other businesses. By 6:30pm, the lot was full and people were circling to find open spots. Free street parking is available nearby on Waverly Way NE. The interior looks like a Pizza Hut or Sir Pizza from the 70s/80s (Sir Pizza is a chain with locations in/around my hometown of High Point, NC). The dining room has old-school button booths, vintage wood paneling, red textured glass, and traditional pizza parlor chandeliers with leaded glass. It's great. The takeout liner paper and boxes even have the red and white checker pattern that covered Pizza Hut's tables back in the day. I loved the song selection, which included "Notorious" (1986) by Duran Duran and "More than This" (1982) by Roxy Music. It added to the atmosphere. Also, from where I sat, I had a view of DeKalb Ave and the MARTA trains going by. It doesn't get more Atlanta than that. Speaking of which, my wife, who'd been here multiple times before me (this was my first time), recognized the inside of this place when we watched the TV show Atlanta. Specifically, it was during Season 4 (2022) on FX. Pizza and beer are the main items on the menu. The pizzas come in small (12 inches) and large (18 inches) sizes. Pizza by the slice is available beginning at 9pm for $3 per slice. They also offer a variety of amaro (Italian liqueurs), wine, cocktails, appetizers, and salads. Here's what three of us had: Starters * Fried Mozzarella ($12) - red sauce * Lasagna Fries ($13) - bolognese, ricotta, mozzarella, white sauce, red sauce Salad * Dinner Salad ($13) - fancy lettuces, cheese, tomato, onion, mushroom, artichoke, banana pepper, olive; we chose Italian for our dressing House Pies * Pie of the Month (June 2025): Margot Rita Robbie (Margherita) - red sauce, fresh mozzarella, basil (12 inches, $22) * Great White - white sauce, mozzarella, provolone, ricotta, basil (12 inches, $22) * Supreme - pepperoni, sausage, onion, pepper, mushroom (12 inches, $20) Drinks * Cosmopolitans x2 ($6.26 each at happy hour) * Gate City Brewing Co draft ale ($7.35) Everything was tasty. Nothing was bad. The main reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is because nothing blew me away. Nothing we had is something you *have* to go to Lloyd's for (i.e., iconic). This is simply a solid all-around pizza joint. I thought the Supreme pizza was terrific. It was easily my favorite of the three. I recommend it. It really had that classic supreme flavor with fresh toppings and in just the right amounts. The pizzas are thin crust and simple. No truffle oil on the menu here. I enjoyed the Margherita and Great White too. Well made. Our pizzas were served on plates with wire mesh to keep the crusts nice and crisp. I appreciated that detail. The apps and salad were yummy. I think both the Fried Mozzarella and Lasagna Fries are popular menu items. Both were delectably cheesy and came out piping hot for an ideal cheese pull. After eating here, a friend asked me about the Lasagna Fries. No pasta is involved. It's fries with lasagna-like toppings. I love salads and I thought the Dinner Salad was wonderful. It was fresh and flavorful. I particularly liked the artichokes, which were soft and tender. The drinks were fantastic. My wife loves the Cosmopolitans here. We were pleasantly surprised to see that we got them at the happy hour price on a Saturday. I think happy hour is 5-7pm Monday-Saturday. My Gate City lager (on tap) paired perfectly with the pizza. It was cold and refreshing. I was very happy. Gate City Brewing Co is local, from Roswell, Georgia. All the staff that I interacted with were nice. Lacy was our server. By around 6:30pm, the place was packed with a wait. We saw multiple families with kids in the early hour, including the King of Pops CEO with his family. My wife says it's not as packed on weeknights.

My friends and I were here for the world cup this weekend, and decided to stop in at the suggestion…read moreof another friend in our group. In short- we are very glad that we did. We placed a reservation online and arrived a little early to fight the ATL traffic, and our table was still ready for us. The standout at this location to us was the service. Our server, Erin was insanely knowledgeable about the menu. Her recommendations were catered to our taste perfectly. I had the chicken, which was seared beautifully while still remaining juicy. I also had a cocktail which tasted carefully crafted. We enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant as well, the decor was hip and right in our style. Overall a very positive experience- thanks to erin and everyone working that night for your attentiveness!

Friends invited us, and they're into the whole tiki aesthetic, so the cocktails and decor are right…read morein their wheelhouse. Meanwhile, we found the whole thing to be a chore. First, I tried to see the menu online but quickly found there are a lot of menus and they change, so you can't really know what they're serving. They had just five entrees to pick from, and none were very appetizing. Each was over-engineered, too. They were good about asking about allergies, but if you're traveling and careful about introducing new things to your diet, maybe this place isn't for you. They do have a steak. At $200, it's made for the entire table. You can't just get a steak, even though they clearly have steak. Frankly, a lot of the menu was just gross. Sweetbreads, steak tartare, veal. We picked a chicken plate with potatoes. The potatoes were fine. The chicken was very dry. I asked for iced tea. "We don't serve tea products" was the response. WTF? And while the cocktail and wine choices seemed numerous, the beer was extremely limited. We just stuck with water. Then there was the service. The staff were polite and prompt, but some of the habits were just deeply weird. They kept coming by and folding our napkins. Like, you get up, use the bathroom (an unmarked door adjacent to the kitchen), come back, and somebody has picked up your napkin, the one you've been touching your face with, folded it with their bare hands, and left it there. Look, servers roll silverware and I'm no germophobe, but we really don't need more people touching my napkin throughout the meal, do we? This carried over to other staff who would randomly stop by to clear plates and wipe the table down while we all had to stop talking, watch them replace perfectly clean silverware with new perfectly clean silverware, and then leave. Always with new people. None of this makes it a bad restaurant. It's probably exactly what some people are looking for. It just isn't for me.

After a busy day in town, lots of walking and heat, we popped into The Albert for a drink and a…read moresnack. It was exactly what we needed and I was impressed with the selection. Vibes were super cool and it's just a chill place with no fluff. Come hang for a good time and a simple drink. We had a pretzel and boiled peanuts and it hit the spot.

Was told about this place by a local and had a wonderful evening chatting and eating some great bar…read morefood: order wings and tots and the pretzel and thank me later.

The fries are definitely the star of the show here. Here's my 2 cents…read more 1. I think that a $3 up charge for some Parmesan shaved onto your fries with chives is a scam. Won't do that again 2. The bottled drinks are pricey, probably better to stick with a beer and water 3. The sandwiches are really good, not crazy priced 4. The "service charge" was criminal. Took our reasonable $60ish meal for 3 to almost $80 I get a tip, but $9???? Probably won't be a repeat spot but it was nice and the general vibe was okay

Not kid friendly, at all. They barely have any seating and it's all bar stools, no actual tables or…read morebooths. They also fail to mention they "sell out" of the chicken caesar wraps. Wouldn't recommend going here. Also the girl taking orders at the register has a horrible attitude and needs to find a job that doesn't involve customers. Don't waste your time going here.

Scout is a cute homey spot perfect for brunch. It doesn't look like a restaurant from the street so…read moreit's easy to miss. I had a reservation for 6 at 1pm on a Saturday. They weren't busy at that time so we would have been okay without a reservation. We sat out front at the picnic style table. I ordered a Bellini and the berry French toast. The French toast was delicious! I didn't realize it came stuffed with some sort of cream cheese like filling. Note it doesn't come with anything else like a meat or eggs. Everyone else at the table enjoyed their meals too, the egg white omelette smelled delectable! Parking: street spots

Came here for dinner on a Sunday night. It's all patronized, no need to make reservations unless…read moreyou're in a big group, do they can prep your table. We ordered an appetizer - fried cauliflower. It was lightly battered and not super oily, sprinkled with grated cheese, comes with a side of ranch dipping sauce. My salmon on farro was extra crispy as requested. The inside of my salmon was just cooked. Perfectly done. My husband's hot chicken burger with a side of onion rings was perfect and delicious, the side of onion was generous. Would come here again to try other items on their menu.