For the past few months, I've been traveling through Southeast Asia. While the food and experience…read morewas amazing coming back to the states I was certainly ready for some food that reminded me of Home for me. That includes some amazing home-cooked Polish food. Baltic deli did not disappoint in the slightest. Everything was so fresh and delicious, the pierogies were perfectly pillowy. The service there is truly amazing as they were out of some of the cheese and potato pierogies when I arrived, but they quickly made a fresh batch to order for me. Outside of the counter service, Baltic deli also has a great market where you can purchase goods to prepare your own meals at home. This place feels so authentic and brings a new meaning to comfort food.

Baltic Deli is a cute Polish deli selling fresh food, meats, and snacks from Poland. It is like an…read moreEastern European grocery store combined into a deli. After going to the Atlanta Christkindl Market and trying pierogis for the first time and falling in love with them, I wanted to find a spot that actually sold them in store. The lady behind the counter explained all the food available to us so service was very friendly. There are a small number of tables for seating, so the ambiance inside is not loud. We got the Pierogis (Meat & Potato + Cheese) and Cucumber Salad. I loved the potato and cheese pierogis! I got them with caramelized onions and a cucumber salad on the side (there were other salad options), which had a nice dill dressing on it that paired well with pierogis. The pierogis were really soft and chewy, which I think is how they are meant to be made, but I wish the pierogis were a bit less doughy for my taste bud preference. My friend really liked the pierogis with meat, although I am not sure what kind of meat was used. This is a really quaint eatery! I think if you have not tried Polish food, then this is the place to go. I will say it was a bit pricey? Almost $16 for five pierogis (albeit they were large and filling) and a side of salad. Overall, I would probably rate this place a 4.5/5 stars if I could.

My mom and I went here for the Schlagerparty that was being hosted by the Goethe-zentrum Atlanta…read more We typically don't venture out here due to how far away it is from our town but we make exceptions now and then. The location was a little odd due to the restaurant being on top of another restaurant but we were pleasantly surprised. I ordered two potato pancakes with apple sauce, one sausage, and a apfelstrudel. I thoroughly enjoyed everything. The service was a little slow but accommodating. We'll be returning this Saturday for the next schlagerparty.

Came here craving some authentic and strong beer after a day of doing touristy stuff in Atlanta…read more This place definitely stood out with its big open air second floor and German theming. Once I saw the menu chock full of premium German beer served in massive steins of 1 liter I knew I was going to hang out here for a bit. I had the Paulaner Salvator, it was intense, strong, and after a liter... yep I had a very good and relaxing night.

Still a classic. One of Buckhead Life group's success stories…read more Its vibe is classic French bistro. Maybe sharp casual is the best way to describe the dress. Service is white glove style. Attentive but rarely overbearing. Most of the servers I have met have been jovial and helpful. The menu is a varied list of classic dishes. Over the years, I've eaten many of the foods on offer. They are all variations of delicious. My only suggestion is to avoid the steak frites. They have a salon for quieter seating but make reservations for the room, especially if you are a larger group. Caritas

Went out for a very extravagant Holiday decorated dinner with my husband before heading over to…read moreenjoy the Atlanta Botanical Garden Christmas lights | Thursday, December 14, 2023 | Highly recommend as they pulled out ALL the stops on the decor! Fun and festive!

Best Reuben ever! I'm so glad they are back! Always a special treat! We had Schnitzel sandwiches &…read moreof course, potato pancakes!

Before I provide my full review, I travel Germany more than dozen times, and my husband's families…read moreare from Hamburg, Germany. So I know what authentic good German food is. This place was acquainted, clean, nicely decorated(for German theme), food was good and service was friendly. As far as I know there wasn't much restaurant choices around the Stone Mountain hike trail. And this was super nice restaurant to have well-prepared meals. I highly recommend this place.

They are open Sunday! We looked on yelp and it said they were closed...untrue, and so happy it was…read moreopen, we had the combo platter and the Jaeger schnitzel with potato dumplings, Let's start with the service, 10/10 we were the only ones in as we arrived around 4:30 on a Sunday, was told everything is made fresh so there might be a little wait, food came within 10 minutes of order, Combo plate hade 4 different pierogies, 1 large piece of kielbasa and 1 large cabbage roll, all were amazing, the pierogi had such a delicate shell that I am surprised it didnt break when cooking, the kielbasa had great flavor and a nice snap for the casing and the stuffed cabbage was delicious, the Jaeger Schnitzel was delicious , crisp and flavorful and the potato dumplings were a nice light side that paired well. We tend to seek out Polish food when on vacation and were pleasantly surprised and will return when we return to the Helen area!

I went here because the food pictures outside the restaurant drew me in. We ordered the headline…read morepierogi platter and it was just ok -- not something I'd come back for. I was hoping for something a little more special and almost turned around after walking in because the ambience was just ordinary.

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!

We decided we had to try one of the many marginally scored German restaurants while in Helen…read more Finally selected The Heidelberg and we are so glad we did! They seated us quickly and served us equally as fast! We started with a soft pretzel. It was perfectly warm and soft on the inside. Well, but not overly, salted. Served with a warm ramekin of melted butter as well as a warm ramekin of cheese sauce. Both were delicious options. Additionally, they have 3 mustard options on the table. Perfect start! We then decided to split the Jaegerschnitzel with German potato salad and spatzel. Coincidentally, I specifically wanted spatzel then preferred every other thing we ate to that. It wasn't bad. It was just fairly plain. The schnitzel itself was flawlessly breaded and exquisitely fried. Crispy, tender, delicious! Wow! The German potato salad--warm and yet another WOW! I do not understand the marginal reviews. Yum! Would definitely come back!

Fantastic location, sadly the food is only soso. The first…read moreissue is that there are only the massive dinner portions unless you want a sandwich. If you and a friend are in the mood for the same thing then share a meal for sure. It would be nice if they had a lunch portion available. I ended up with a schnitzel sandwich which is basically just a friend chicken sandwich. It was fine for what it was. My friend got a Bauernwutsteller and it was not good. We had to send it back. The Kartoffelsalat was not very good either. Beer was good. Had high hopes, but alas not to be.

It was 22 degrees out today and we were so ecstatic to try the Old Bavaria Inn when we found out…read morethey had a dog friendly indoor section of the restaurant. I feel the food and beer were all very reasonably priced. This restaurant will be the first place we go to on our next trip here because of how friendly the service and restaurant were to us and our pup. Food arrived hot, beer ice cold, and all without too much of a hit to the wallet. What else can you ask for?

This little eatery is hidden down an alley with several other stores. You have to really be on the…read morelookout for it. Right next to copper kettle fudge factory. The poor waiter seemed bored to tears as it was 2pm when I stopped in for lunch and only 2 other tables occupied. From what i could see, it's a very small place. I had the sausage plate with sauerkraut, German potato salad (this was a bit bland and cold, I prefer it warm), and red cabbage. I loved the two mustards provided. This was a decent size lunch portion. I added a glass of draft beer and ordered a slice of Black Forest cake. The cake was okay but I'd skip it if I came back. The beer was cold and delicious. Bit more than I care to pay for lunch ($43.64) but from everything I've read on Yelp about other restaurants in the area, you are paying for being a tourist.