This little establishment sits along side Finca along the SE beltline. You can see it when on the…read morepath. It is closer to Boulevard Se than it is to United Ave. Most tables are outside, great for a fall or spring day but might be too hot for the height of summer despite the fans and shade provided by umbrellas or tarps. Overall, nice ambience/atmosphere. The day we went, it was busy at about 10-ish but there were still a lot of tables available. We found our table facing the path to people watch. Loved the vibe. The menu isn't big, which was good cos I rather they focus on those and be good at it than be half-half about every item on their menus. I had the Shrimp & Grits and my husband ordered The Fulton which was a lightly toasted focaccia sandwich. The table behind us ordered the same before us plus another sandwich. FYI, food orders come out of the Finca kitchen. Our server was friendly and quick. He soon brought us our coffees and my cappuccino was good, not too hot and strong. My husband's was meh. Had that sour after-taste of air-dried beans. Everything was fine except.... We waited about 20mins and 2 plates of grits were served, one for the table behind us and one was for me. I waited for my husband's sandwich to come, I must have waited for about another 15mins when the table behind us asked their server to check on their outstanding orders as it was taking quite a long time. She too was waiting for her friends' sandwiches to arrive so she could start on her grits. The wait continues. Meanwhile I had by this time, waited for about 30mins now and my grits were getting a little cooler and decided to start. Our server came to check on us and I too asked him about the sandwich and he went in to check. What I saw in the next 5mins were all the sandwiches being brought out of the kitchen all at the same time. The table behind us could finally start on their breakfast and we finally did get our sandwich when my grits were all done. That's ridiculous! Why the kitchen churn out orders by similarities instead of by table baffles me. Isn't table turnaround key to a business? The longer one holds a table, the lesser that table makes money throughout the day. Plus it just pisses off their customers for staggering their food. Should every table just order the same sandwich so that they can all eat together? Please fix this issue. Slow table turnaround means fewer times that same table makes money for the establishment. And if customers have to wait 20-30minutes for their friends' orders before they can start on their cold food, then, they might not want to go there anymore.

4 stars, but honestly this is a generous 3.5 rounded up because the service was particularly…read morelovely. Side Saddle plays to its strengths and coasts on the rest: inventive, genuinely fun drinks (some land, some don't) and food that's perfectly serviceable but not why you'd come. My friend and I stopped in on a Monday night for a quick drink and bite before a concert. My friend lives nearby, but I had never been. It's a newer spot close to the zoo, right on the Beltline and attached to an apartment complex (you can even order food to the pool). Seating is primarily outdoor with a limited indoor section that's mostly high tops, so better suited to a pair or small group than a big crew. It was a hot day, so we grabbed seats at the bar inside. Service was so, so kind, and I really can't say enough about how warm and attentive our bartender was. The bathroom was also spotless, and there's a play area next to outdoor seating, so this would actually be a solid hangout spot if you're bringing kids along. The drink menu is where this place really shines. My friend ordered the Smoke Show, which uses something called corn milk (totally dairy-free) and turns into a smoky mezcal drink that was easily our favorite of the night. I got the GB Garden, a martini-style pour with a mignonette gin and tomato-water. The punchiness of the mignonette gin came through very strongly and kind of steamrolled the tomato water, but it was still fun, savory, and unique. My friend also vouched for the wine list from previous visits, though we didn't drink any this time. Pricing feels really reasonable for Atlanta: classic cocktails are $10 during the (very generous) happy hour, and neither of our signature cocktails was more than $16. For food we split two of the dips on the bartender's recommendation: the herby goat cheese and the eggplant, both served with crudité, a lavash-style cracker, and thinly sliced focaccia. Dips are around $7 each with a discount if you get a trio. My friend had tried a few other things on other visits and said they were serviceable but not memorable. Fine as a light snacky meal, but nothing I'd cross town for. Parking is free in the attached lot, though there isn't a ton of it. Great neighborhood spot for locals. I wouldn't drive across the city for it, but I'd absolutely come back if I'm in the area.

Love this place. Bingo is so much fun, the beer is good and cheap, and the food is above average…read more The service is consistently amazing. Byron, the bar tender/server is so friendly and kind. He really makes it feel like a family place

We were here to watch the US play Bosnia. The atmosphere was fantastic, large screens all around,…read morestanding room only and more standing than sitting. Almost all white. The bar told us on the phone how early to arrive to be sure to sit and the advice was right on the money. The food was pedestrian and the beer list disappointing. But the very sweet waiter seemed hurt when, apparently she sensed that I was not impressed by what I was consuming. She went out of her way to try to make me satisfied. But it's a sports bar and we had what was to be expected.

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.

Came here on a local recommendation and it is everything I love... good food, not bouzhie af, good…read moreold school soul music and punk rock, and Sunday mimosas to nurse the hangover from a Saturday night show lol! My go-to spot anytime I return to the ATL...

If you're looking for a laid-back dive bar vibe, Moe's and Joe's is a solid go-to in the Highlands…read more It's the kind of place you go to just chill, grab a few drinks, and not feel pressured to spend a ton of money. Been coming here for a few years now, and it's always felt the same, which I love. They also have some surprisingly good bar food, which is always a plus. Think wings and fries kinda vibe. It definitely gets pretty packed on the weekends, so keep that in mind if you're going during peak hours. Parking can be a bit tricky too since it's mostly street parking or nearby paid lots. Overall, a great spot for casual drinks, hanging with friends, and keeping things low-key.

Awesome spot in the Virginia Highlands area! Dive-bar feel, but friendly service and good food…read more We came here on a recommendation for good wings-- the criteria is crispy, fresh, well seasoned, and with real blue cheese. Moes and Joe's ticked all of the boxes. The wings were huge, crispy, flavorful, and the blue cheese was great. I only wish they had more sauce flavors! We had hot and lemon pepper, both were great and up to standard. Wings pro tip, order them extra crispy. We also had the cheese curds and mojos fries, everything was unhealthy and delicious. Can't forget a PBR of you're here. We look forward to returning to this location, it definitely scratched the itch for good wings.

We've been coming to Poor Hendrix reliably for the past few years when we want more than quick…read moreservice but don't want to spend an arm and a leg. We can walk in before a night out, or after hitting the park in gym shorts and we're always feeling welcome and part of the neighborhood. Their rotating menu is always exciting to see what's new, but the sticky sesame wings and fries will always have my heart. When in season, their house made ricotta with strawberries is so good I could take just that for my entire meal! 10/10 recommend!

Love this place. It's a great local. The food and drinks are awesome. You can't go wrong here.read more

Looking for a punk rock bar with a lot of personality? Flat Iron is the spot. I went to grab a…read morecouple drinks and a bite to eat. The menu has the typical bar food but was surprised that it included some items such as a fried green tomato BLT & caprese salad. I being a lover of fried green tomatoes had to order the BLT, it was absolutely delicious. As an appetizer I got the hummus plate and it's filled with pita bread and a variety of veggies as well as an olive paste to go along with the hummus. Definitely worth ordering! They have two bars, one downstairs which includes the dining area & then there is one upstairs that is more for socializing. The upstairs has a pool table for your enjoyment and a beer claw machine! First time seeing one! They have drink specials and I indulged in the blackberry margarita. The staff was very nice and knowledgeable on the items they offered. There is complimentary street parking but if you can't find any there is paid parking lots as well. I don't know the cost as I was lucky enough to find street parking. I definitely will be coming out to check it out for a night out with friends!

Food is so honestly slept on! Look at the hummus plate. My plate runith over right like I'm gonna…read moreadd more pics

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.

Brewhouse Cafe is known as one of the best bars in Atlanta to watch soccer matches. I went here…read morewith a group of friends to watch the USA World Cup game and it was a great spot. There's TVs everywhere that are all in-sync - which can be rare to find - and the sound was on throughout the place. The place gets very crowded to the point that they stop letting people in so you have to get there early. I've heard that service can be slow on major game days but our server was very attentive. The food was decent. It's classic bar food. I wouldn't come here specifically for the food, but it serves its purpose when you're hanging out there for long matches. The Bavarian pretzel was out of this world though! I would go back just for that alone.

Shite!! With capital S…read more Smelly and the bar staff only give you good service if they know/like you. Otherwise you are person non grata. Avoid if you can, if you can't see your expectations extremely low so that at least you will not be dissatisfied