Had their taco catering bar from this place and was very impressed with the quality of the food!…read more Highlights were really all the food! Everything was fresh and tasty! The chicken was flavorful and loved that they had a Spanish rice and a green rice. Tortillas were fresh and the tortilla chips and salsa were delicious. Loved that they had onions and limes to add a little authentic flair to your tacos! Can't comment on the service or ambience of the restaurant since it was catered but the food I enjoyed was great!

Great service and the trio chips and dip was pretty good. Not much in the ipa department. Our…read moreserver recommended a 420 beer as an option to ipa and I liked it. The 3 margarita trio was way too sweet. Fun atmosphere, but 24 hour paid parking is ridiculous. After 6 pm street parking is free.

Food and service were above average and I will go back. They have a really nice patio for when the…read moreweather cooperates and the whole vibe here was set to "chill"...lots of people come out to this little intersection for the different businesses nearby so parking is a bit of a challenge but patience will eventually be rewarded.

The cantina is small shop with adjacent outdoor seating. The shop is filled with all memorabilia…read morefrom Mexico and other countries. Music is loud enough to carry our conversations. Seating is cozy and limited. Service is great. The drinks are unique and strong. The food is a hit and miss. The Yuka fries and sauce are very few for a side. The fries are cripsy and tasty. The sauce is a nice compliment The veggie torda is adequate and super tasty. Th chips and the 4 sauces(?) Is a good deal. The chips are crispy and tasty. The gauc is fresh, the salsas are fresh, tasty and unique. The cheese is tasty. The tacos are a miss- the fish tacos are ok. The chicken taco is raw with bland chicken .The tofu taco is different but nothing to boast about. Some of the tacos are topped with raw red onions, which are pungent and raw. This takes away the taste and a bad after taste.

I am going to have to come back to this place multiple times. It was a wonderful experience…read more They have complimentary valet service. The lot is terrible. It is a small lot and I wasn't sure where to park but it did look safe. You have to drive down a hill to get to the parking lot. The inside of the place is decorate to the max. There are vines and party decorations all over the place. I love the murals. Chairs are some what awkward. I came for the Wednesday special. I had the steak fajitas $13 and mojito $5. They gave me a free small app that was filled with cheese. The chips are dark blue and the 3 salsas they give you are great. The steak was chewy but good. Beans were a miss. Mojito was tasty. I want to come back when they have music and try other items.

I recently visited Las Margaritas for their Sunday unlimited brunch, and it was a great experience…read morefrom start to finish. The brunch buffet offers a wide variety of options, including a made-to-order omelet station, steak, paella, bacon, sausage, and more. There was something for everyone, and the food was fresh and flavorful. The atmosphere was one of the highlights. The music, energy, and overall vibe made it feel like more than just brunch--it felt like an event. The drinks were also excellent: strong, well-made, and fun. What really stood out was the service. From the moment we walked in, Papi and the staff were incredibly welcoming and made us feel right at home. The restaurant has recently been renovated, and the updated space looks fantastic. If you're looking for a lively brunch spot with good food, drinks, and entertainment, Las Margaritas is definitely worth checking out. Their unlimited brunch is offered every Sunday from 2-6 p.m

We had JBros Food Truck come to our neighborhood for the 4th of July…read more Thomas set up a computer pay station inside our clubhouse so we could put our orders in from a touch screen with pictures of the food and prices. When our order was ready, we were texted and we could pick it up from the truck parked outside our clubhouse instead of standing in the heat. ( it was 92°) It was very convenient & efficient. The selection of food varies, large portions and delicious! Menu can be found on JBros website. Thank you Thomas! We look forward to seeing you in the future for another event.

Parking- Private lot and plenty of parking. I've heard they charge but my party had a 5:30pm…read morereservations and they open @5pm. Ambiance- Really lovely space. It is spacious and the color scheme is dark hues, really sexy blue velvet. The seating was comfortable. The music was a vibe, not excessively loud. Service- Our young lady did her best, not to say Service was bad, we just didn't get much personality. She was attentive to our party in the beginning, which was easy... it was only us. Not putting the blame on her because she wasn't making the drinks or preparing the food. We couldn't understand why it was such a long wait to get our drinks... but if I think about it, everyone had different drinks....so that would put time on getting them out. We could tell she was getting a little frustrated with us because of some of my partys frustrations. We all order there Oyster special and one ordered raw. Everyones loaded oysters came out before raw so there was questions as to why. Another party never got part of her order during our time eating and chatting, but they did do there best to make up by discounting the delayed raw oysters and comped the order that never came. Drinks/Food- I had a Kentucky Mule, though thr wait long, it was worth it and everyone was pleased with there drinks. Oysters all around and I can really say delicious! Loaded and raw. I had Elote was just tolerable, I've definitely had better. The portion size was good though, a shareable size. This was a drive for me, so do I need to go back again.... No! Now, if someone invited me out I could go again. I've heard they have a dance performance, that would be worth seeing.

BATSI has a great location off Buford Highway and a sexy, spacious vibe with plush booths that are…read moreperfect for groups. The food was good -- the lobster mac & cheese and salmon bites were tasty and came out on time. That said, there are some important things to know. Parking isn't cheap ($10 self-park, $20 valet). Drinks are pricey, and both the bar and table checks were not itemized -- just totals. Because of that, we didn't realize gratuity was already included and ended up over-tipping twice. This happened more than once, which felt intentional.Also, no tap water -- only bottled water for $5. Overall: Nice vibes, but watch your bill very carefully. The pricing is shady so buyer beware.

I have used Tex's Tacos twice now for my husband's memorial service in 2017, and for my daughter's…read more18th birthday party this month. Both times have been exceptional experiences that made my event (and planning for them) so easy, stress-free, and delicious. Communication is strong and the process was clear - the truck team delivered beyond expectation and our guests were impressed and satisfied. These were 'splurge' purchases for me, but absolutely 100% worth every $.

Thank you soooo much to Nick for making my tacos with love. He made them quickly after being…read moreinformed that my breaktime was only 20 minutes, and they were delicious! Today was my first time trying Tex Tacos, and I would recommend everyone to try them. Thank you again Nick! Love, Isis

A new speakeasy on the rear of Monroe Plaza & brought by the same owners of El Valle, Dixeebe…read moredidn't disappoint! I arrived for a 9:30 reservation. You can't really tell where it is immediately, but if you're familiar with the plaza, it's where Tapa Tapa was previously. We had a bit of a snafu because when I told the hostess I had a 9:30 reservation, she somehow heard "party of 30" and began to setup a huge table! but once we fixed that, everything was great. Our server Briana had great recommendations and was just attentive enough. We started with the Salmon Roll & the mussels. The salmon roll was tasty but the mussels were amazing. Very bright & fresh with a good amount of spice and acid. I'll definitely be back for that. I don't remember the names of the first round of cocktails we had but the second round was so good! The Beu cocktail was (don't judge me LOL) a delicious yet subtle mix between a cereal-and-milk bar and a.. Jolly Rancher? Hard to explain but unbelievably delicious. & the Dixeebe Marg was a classic margarita until you get to the cucumber foam that sits on top of it.. so refreshing! They're brand new, so be patient if you decide to indulge, but I'm sure you'll enjoy it!

We went here for some hookah and drinks. The drinks are good and utilize Mezcal, so you get a very…read moreprominent/ smoky taste to your drinks if you select one of those! The hookah was normal, 3/5. They used a lot of water and not enough shisha from the third-party rep. Service was doing the best they could, but we enjoyed it! Also, Saturday seems to be a nice house music vibe!

Like many, I usually check the Yelp reviews of a place I'm about to visit. Mostly to scope out the…read moreparking situation, and also to see if there are any must-try dishes. I have to say I was shocked at seeing a 2.5 star average for Communion. Kevin Gillespie's other ventures have been very well-received so why is the rating so low here? As you can see from the reviews, the complaint is pretty universal: The prices suck. Do you ever go somewhere kinda pricey and wonder, at what point would people just refuse to pay what the place is charging? I definitely wondered that here. For beer, there are three options: 1 token ($5) will get you the smallest glass, which looks like it's maybe 10 oz. 2 tokens ($10) will get you a half liter glass, which is 16.9 oz. (a regular pint glass is 16 oz.) 3 tokens ($15) will get you a one liter glass, which is 33.8 oz (so about two regular pints) There are a couple of German beers on tap and when I was there, a craft beer from a NC brewery, and a local craft (Wild Heaven White Blackbird) as well. There is also a small selection of cans/bottles. Token prices vary but I do know the Founders All Day IPA was 1 token. The half liter is an absolute ripoff. They let you know that the tokens include tax and tip but the typical bar bill for one pint with tax and tip doesn't come anywhere near $10. The full liter is better. You're coming in at about the equivalent of $7.50 per pint. With tax and tip, this is much more reasonable. I've seen the comparisons to Der Biergarten downtown and they have their beer prices and selections right on the online menu, if you want to compare yourself. If you can't be bothered to open a new tab, their half liters are $6 (with a couple coming in at $7) and the full liters are $11-12 (again, with a couple priced at $14). Quite the price difference, especially at the half liter level. So my SO and I purchased $50 worth of tokens and this is what it got us: 2 full liter beers (roughly four regular pints) 1 bratwurst plate with a side of beef fat fries (two sausages and a decent portion of fries) 1 Founders All Day IPA can Moving on to the food, still pricey but I'm much more willing to pay more for food. I just tell myself that the ingredients are high quality, locally sourced, prepared by professionals. And the food was pretty good. My friends ordered the currywurst plate, which was the clearly the standout dish. The sauce with the beef fat fries was fantastic. The pretzel was kind of whatever. So overall, I'd come back here. I would definitely not suggest it myself, as there are way too many Decatur spots with good, properly-priced beer and outdoor space. Not to mention the two Decatur breweries (three if you count WH in neighboring Avondale Estates) that also have lawn games like cornhole. But if a friend had their heart set on it, I wouldn't say no. I would just stick to the one liter glasses.

I visited Communion as a part of Michelle T. and Kwame O.'s beer series UYE. I'm not a beer…read moredrinker, but I wanted to experience the German beer garden concept and the UYE was a great way to do it. The garden is a great space. It's not very large but the space is more than adequate for medium sized groups - 6-8 people. There are a few lawn games placed surrounding the picnic table areas, but most people seemed content to drink, eat and communion. (Corny but fitting.) As a non-beer drinker, I was prepared to drink one beer but lucky me, Communion serves both cocktails and punches. The punch I had was a basil lemonade vodka concoction that was a bit sweet for me but better than beer, so I'm not complaining. It was also only 1 ticket for a full glass compared to 2 tickets for a regular sized beer so liquor drinkers are winning in this instance. As my food snack, I had the pretzel. The pretzel itself was delicious and perfect, crisp and thin outside and fluffy inside. The cheese that accompanied the pretzel was bland but did have a wonderful creamy, almost whipped consistency that I liked. The dish that blew my mind were the beer fries with wieners/sausages that were covered with dark sauce. I have no idea what I was eating because someone else ordered it but it tasted so, so good and the wieners/sausages had a firm texture that I was oh-so-very-happy with. If you get nothing else, get this, and I'm sorry that I can't be more clear about what it was. A lot of other reviewers complained about the prices, but I can tell that the food is quality and it also makes sure that your wait staff is well-compensated. That being said, it's a pricey place to have a beer and a snack, so I can see the customer turnover being high after a few people drop $20 and only get 1 beer and a basket of fries. This could lead to Communion not having regular customers, and I don't know how long a business can stay open without people supporting it after the new-ness of it wears off. Yelp 100 #33