came here for the first time this past weekend and it quickly rose to my favorite restaurant in…read moreAtlanta OMG. So dark and cozy inside the restaurant everything was sooooo delicious. To start, they brought me a freshly baked loaf of GF bread and my own plate of salted butter when everyone else was eating bread. THEN I received a special marked up menu with the options that would be safe for me to eat. Had the scallops and they were divine. Also had a side of strawberries with creme and wowwwww. I could've eaten 5 of those bowls My husband got the mezzaluna which the staff described as little raviolis in Parmesan broth and he loved it. Everything 10/10, spectacular, no notes

While visiting Atlanta, we thought we would experience some great meals. Unfortunately this place…read morewas a disappointment and a waste of our hard earned dollars. I have never been to a higher end French Restaurant that only offered three white wines by the glass. Pushing bottles perhaps? The only white that even sounded half way decent was a boring Chardonnay at $17 for a 4-5 ounce pour. Insanity. The room we were seated in was fine, drapery everywhere which I'm sure was used to create a cozy intimate atmosphere - but the result missed the mark. Our server was gracious and attentive to start, but then became a bit absent once more guests arrived. My husband started with the much touted onion soup. No French chef would incorporate such a mass of cheese and salt to this classic preparation. There was nothing epic or outstanding about it. (even after our server said something like "the NY Times said it was the best in the country.") Yeah, right. For the mains I went with the duck confit accompanied by potatoes sarladasies. The spuds, if correctly prepared, are supposed to be garlicky and crisp after being pan fried in duck or goose fat. Mine were limp and bland. I have no idea what was in their sauce verte - as it added nothing flavor wise, and sadly just soaked the potatoes. The duck was OK. Again, nothing memorable. My husband ordered the $34 burger after hearing the $70 plus price tag for the Dover Sole Meunière. Lunacy. I mean the beef patty was tasty, but nothing better than an old fashioned cook-out one grilled in your own backyard. The frites were just weird. We have been to France on several occasions and never encountered such a preparation. Would we ever go back? Nope.

Food was amazing and came out so quickly. We paid for 2 hrs of street parking but got and finished…read moreall of our food within the first hour. Very flavorful, fresh, and just what I was looking for. We were seated almost immediately and our order was taken shortly after. Our first appetizer came out within 15 minutes and the entrees were not long behind. Enough food to share or take home as leftovers. It was nice to have more authentic Chinese flavors instead of more Americanized dishes. We tried different appetizers and the beef and cauliflower entrees and all of them were great. Would definitely come back again next time I come into Atlanta.

Second time stopping by this establishment. It was very busy on a Friday night, and we decided to…read moresit at the bar--bad idea. Service was slow, and I had to ask just to get a drink and place our order. The guy behind the bar spent the majority of his time handling to-go orders. The food, however, was just as I remembered--great tasting. Soup dumplings are always a must. The duck buns were the star of the show this time; I need those again! My boyfriend also loved the spicy noodles. I wouldn't mind going back, but I would definitely choose a table next time.

Amazing noodles and very polite staff!…read more Came to this great little restaurant at the recommendation of a local Atlanta resident, and was not disappointed! The noodles are very tasty and seem homemade, the soup base is rich and delicious and the menu offers vegetarian options, which is always a plus for me! We did have to wait a little for our order, but the staff was very busy with multiple take-out orders and they were very gracious and apologized to my party for the wait. Definitely recommend coming here!!

This food is not good…read more I ordered ahead, and it said the order would be ready at 807p. When I got there, the food was not ready and I didn't end up leaving until 845p with the food. To make matters worse, they got the order wrong, and the noodles were very soft and lacking of taste. I do not recommend this place at all.

If you're a soup lover- this is your spot. It's a small soup chain local to Atlanta with a daily…read morerotating menu. This is one of the five locations, and everyday their menu changes slightly so make sure to check that something you like is being served that day. I typically get the Chicken Noodle Soup (my favorite!) but since it wasn't on the menu today I went with the Tomato Basil. This was very good, but nowhere near as satisfying as the chicken noodle. Personally I like my tomato soups extra thick and creamy, which isn't how I would describe this one. However if that's not your style, this may be for you. I got it with a multi grain roll and chocolate chip cookie and when the roll was dipped in the soup, it was exceptional. And the cookie tasted nice and fresh. There's a free, private lot for parking, and lots of seating indoors and outdoors. The interior is adorable, drenched in yellows and reds, and the staff is very friendly and happy to give a recommendation. A great lunch option if you're over by Blandtown.

For a rainy Saturday on the Westside, comfort food from Jenny like warm turkey chili and a gooey…read morehit grilled cheese is perfect! Lots of parking, inside seating, dog friendly patio, accessible entrance and bathroom, delicious soups, sandwiches, salads, and pasta. And friendly folks! There was a nearly packed house today with a great vibe.

Servers are as sweet and accommodating as can be. Dad's…read morechili was most enjoyed item. No cold soups, only hot. Salads were fresh. Would have liked a choice of home made salad dressings for a little more punch (could have asked). Cookies too sweet - wish there were other dessert offerings. Rolls - no gluten-free offering. Bananas were the fruit of the day. Would have relished a fruit salad. Drinks - would have enjoyed a juice or juice blend. Place is noisy with cement walls, especially if there are kids around. Overall 5-star just for the existence of a place like Jenny's!

What a wonderful surprise inside Atlanta History Center! Food is mostly lighter fare of…read moresoups/salads, which is perfect snack while visiting the museum. My choice was the turkey chili which was wonderful, also had refreshing iced tea. Others in my group had the salads which they enjoyed. Service is simple where you order from the counter, get your order, grab a table to eat. Line at the counter can be long, but it moves quickly. Free WiFi here too. Nice decor and great location near the front of the museum. Additional recommendations: About 10 of us did 4 mile urban walk around this area with its immaculate homes/gardens. Also see my review of the Atlanta History Center for other tips. Our go to place when visiting the museum. Enjoy!

The food was amazing! Best pho I've had since moving here. The staff was very friendly too.read more

I've ordered here from Uber Eats several times but this was my first time sitting down and eating…read more Small location but very homey! The service was amazing and everyone there was super nice. They validate parking for 2 hours in the parking garage right next to it but street parking is $2 an hour so not too bad. Pho was super flavorful! I got the house special and my mom got the bon bue (probably spelled it so wrong but something similar). It was well spiced and she loved it--she's a hard critic. The dumplings were also a really good starter. Great portion sizes, I will be back!

I came in interested in some of the apps, however on Saturday and Sunday mornings they only serve…read morethe brunch menu. I waited to sit outside since such a beautiful day. Orders the pick me up Martini which was amazing. I opted for the lazzagna & birrata pizza. True to the menu notes, pizzas take longer which was fine. Beautiful day!! Pizza crust was not fully cooked in center which the manager promptly corrected. The staff was very nice. Bringing home the blueberry waffle bread pudding for hubby. Hope he likes it!!

Flavor was sensational! Who knew Mongolian Beef and Miso…read morewould be so amazing! Grab yourself a side of egg rolls too!

Tender crispy pig ears. Anchovies give pan mee crunchy texture twist. Super soft Hainanese chicken.read more

Amazing! Amazing! Amazing! The food here is so good, there is nothing left to say…read more.. I met a friend here for a weekday lunch and everything was great. Parking was easy and free. The menu has pictures to help you decide what to order. Our food was ready quickly (we were in and out in under an hour!) and SO delicious. Service was friendly and came around to check in and refill our water glasses during the meal. They also decorated very nicely for Christmas, which made the restaurant feel welcoming and cozy. Can't wait to go back. Definitely eat here!

Great atmosphere and great cool vibes The food was 10/10…read more The drinks was full of flavor Shout out to our server Justin for the good menu options

Tiki Thai was soooo good! We had the brussel sprouts, fried calamarI, crab rice, turkey leg and…read moreshrimp thai noodles. Our host Stewart was exceptional!

Oh my goodness. Five stars is not high enough for now one of my Atlanta top 5 best restaurants…read moreespecially for breakfast or brunch. First time here. Anything Pastrami was awesome! One of us ordered "The General" simple dish but the flavors of a simple egg just wonderful Matzoh Ball Soup....yummy Service was excellent. We will be back!!! Thank you General Muir!

This place is busy busy busy. I'm not sure what the consensus in the area is (because I am not a…read morelocal) but I think it could be a bit overhyped. While the food was good, it wasn't great and I do think it is a tad overpriced. Although comparative to other options in the area, I think it's probably one of the better spots. I did appreciate that the fries seemed fresh and not frozen (who knows if that's true or not). I had a tuna melt and it was good but didn't blow me away. The sandwich was cold overall, and cold toasted bread just isn't my favorite (Maybe that's how a tuna melt is supposed to be? I don't know but I didn't like it).