Great speakeasy in the heart of Atlanta!…read more Location and Parking Located downtown, paid parking is available right next door. You can obtain the entry code by signing up on their website. Proceed to the (actual!) phone booth, dial, and enjoy a sultry night out in ATL's premier cigar lounge. Venue and Atmosphere As you sink into the plush leather couches, get comfortable with the mood lighting and peruse the extensive drink menu. There is a strong smell of smoke but the ventilation is decent and you will get used to it. The aesthetic is sultry, the vibes are immaculate, and the whispers of conversation linger. Service Our server and bartender were amazing. There was a mix up with our bill but they handled it swiftly and professionally. Food and Beverages The charcuterie board and two old fashions were wonderful; the perfect nightcap. They had an extensive range of bourbon to choose from which is no surprise, and the bartender is very skilled at her job. The Verdict I'll be back for another night cap!

Everything was top notch, love the ambience. Food was great…read more Love the speakeasy style decor.

First impression visit on a saturday night. Located in a…read morebuilding along with a restaurant called Chido Padres. The is no blind pig sign. Find the doors on the side of Chido Padres with a picture of two animals on the door windows. (Check pictures) Free parking lot! We got two drinks: Silent Night Margarita and Hung by the Fireside. Our total was $71.60 with tax for 4 drinks. Each drink was about $16. Pros Loved the decor and the drinks were great! Not too much juice and just enough alcohol. Cons $16 a drink can rack up pretty quickly if you're a heavy drinker. Would I Recommend: Yes! Based on the drinks I would definitely recommend this place. Great service and great drinks with free parking! Follow me here on Yelp and @jessreviewss on Tik Tok/Instagram for more.

Blind Pig Parlour is such a fun spot -- equal parts creative cocktails and unforgettable vibes…read more The drinks here are top-notch, crafted with attention to detail and packed with flavor. We tried a few cocktails and some shots, and everything was smooth, balanced, and honestly way too easy to sip. You can tell they take pride in their bar program. On top of that, the cowboy theme makes the whole experience even better. From the décor to the music, the space feels playful and immersive without being over the top -- like stepping into a Western saloon but with a modern, classy twist. Perfect for a night out with friends when you want great drinks and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile.

What a beautiful interior with a great vibe...it also has some large mahogany booths that can…read moreaccommodate groups. Our server was Michael and he was very knowledgeable about the menu and also checking on us. Next time, I will ask for him personally as the service was so spot on! The owner and chef are from New Jersey. The menu is so diverse.. pasta fish chicken steaks. We split the rigatoni vodka sauce as an appetizer..... out of this world!!! Next I had haddock in beurre blanc sauce with asparagus and we split au gratin potatoes that come prepared in its own au gratin pan... scrumptious! My boyfriend had chicken picatta... he really enjoyed it! The drinks were soooo delicious and very cold. We were on our way to Chastain for a concert. There was a mix up at the end that my leftovers were thrown away in error... once mentioned Brad the owner came over with a gift certificate! Actually it was such a classy move and much appreciated. I give them 5 stars on every level... Annie

Great martinis and pasta dishes. Loved their signature salt & vinegar martini. The dirty money…read moremartini was also delicious. We tried a few of their pasta dishes and enjoyed the eggplant, vodka, and short rib pappardelle. The restaurant is beautiful.

Overall: 3 stars There's clearly potential in the kitchen,…read morebut the service and overall experience really missed the mark - esp on a night when they had every opportunity to shine. Unfortunately, not a place we'd return to. Came here for the first time on a Saturday at 6pm with my husband, and surprisingly, we were the only people in the restaurant until about the time we left. Service: 1 star There was plenty of staff, so it was confusing how things still felt so off. Drinks were wrong (I ordered prosecco and was brought white wine), and overall attentiveness just wasn't there. Another disappointment was at the end - my husband paid while I was in the restroom, and when I checked the receipt, I noticed I'd been charged $3 more for the wine. I calmly pointed it out, not even asking for a refund, just to flag it, and the waitress argued with me about it instead of simply acknowledging the mistake. Not a great way to end the night. Drinks: My prosecco mix-up aside, the drinks were just okay. My husband's gin & tonic was fine, but noticeably better ones can be found nearby. (Like our night cap at Yeppa after) Apps: 2 stars * shishito peppers were soggy and overly fried * Caesar salad was heavily dressed and tasted like something you'd get at a diner Entrees: 4 stars * chicken was excellent - well cooked & flavorful. Slaw on the side was a bit random * trout was slightly salty but still very good and cooked perfectly. Skin perfectly crispy & enjoyed the grilled green onion on top. I substituted grilled veggies for the slaw (due to dairy)

We stayed at the Kimpton hotel and decided to eat at The Betty, which is located inside the hotel,…read morefor Easter brunch. The brunch was a 3 course meal of dinner food. I would've like to have at least 1 option that was a traditional breakfast option. The food was pretty good, not great. The service was fine. The menu listed crème brûlée but it was a cheesecake. The restaurant has a nice ambiance and atmosphere. I would return to try their regular menu but the Easter brunch was disappointing.

The setup seems to be the same as the previous restaurant which was a little disappointing but my…read moreseafood pasta was delicious and the chef was really nice. I like that you can see what's going on in the kitchen. The day I went the Dj was shuffling through songs I believe and it seemed like we were having a good time. However I wish the music was better because it was so extremely loud for the 6 people that were there. My bread was very salty so I couldn't eat it most likely just over salted the bread butter. My assumption is that my review will improve on the next visit!! Again the pasta was really good!

Hey Atlanta Foodies! Craving fire pits, floral decor, & delicious food? CAVO Kitchen & Cocktail…read moredelivers! This Buckhead gem isn't just a meal, it's a full vibe check. Think: open kitchen magic, & a downstairs bar oozing boss vibes at 3186 Roswell Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305. With friendly service to match! But the food is the real star! We devoured decadent Cheesesteak Egg Rolls & briny Oysters Rockefeller at CAVO Buckhead. Their 12" Lobster Pizza is a party in every bite! Entrees like Jerk Lamb Chops & Whole Fried Red Snapper are delicious too. I love to wash it down with their lychee martini - perfection!

Moonlight has been one of Atlanta's tougher to get rooftop bars since its opening. Booked up nearly…read moreall the time and for some good reasons. There probably isn't a bar in the city that offers as breathtaking of a view as does Moonlight. The panorama of all three of Atlanta's skyscraper centers is clearly visible, along with the historical architecture of Ponce City Market. The crowd is mix of tourists and locals in their 20s and 30s. The cocktails are solid. Food is decent, nothing to rave about, but again, hopefully nobody is here for the food. The lobster roll was very bread heavy and the useless dab of caviar was just a wasteful decoration. Yet, the atmosphere of the place, situated in the beautiful Forth hotel makes Moonlight an incredible spot for drinks.

A genuinely terrible experience, from start to finish. Firstly, we were guests at the hotel looking…read morefor dining options around 8pm. Having dined at Elektra already this weekend, we wanted to try something different. Hostess started with some type of unposted dress coded nonsense because my son was in a hoodie (which he agreed to remove) before we were granted access. Arrive inside and it's standing room only at the bar - all seating areas are clearly designed for large groups and they're all occupied, as were the handful of actual seats at the bar. Proceed to order numerous dishes from the menu to-go. Bar tenders, in fairness, were very pleasant btw. Nowhere to wait except standing there like idiots until bartender says we can sit in a reserved section for a bit. Nasty waitress comes by soon after to usher us away, despite conflicting instructions from the bar. Anyway, insult to injury when it appears I've been charged a service charge and a gratuity charge and the dishes were small and mostly not great. The wings were ok, but the grilled cheese was gross, the flatbread was minuscule, the cheese plate was meh. Overall, between the mostly rude to indifferent staff attitude, lack of seating, and poor quality of food this place deserves a pass. ,

I had a staycation at The Waldorf Astoria and decided to be lazy and just book dinner at the…read moreinhouse restaurant. BEST decision I made. From the moment I entered the restaurant until the time I left the staff truly made me feel special( It was my birthday) ! The staff even took the time to sign a birthday note for me! I have previously dinners at Brassica for breakfast but this was my first dinner experience. I started out with a mocktail called Hummingbird. The ingredients included matcha, coconut and lime. It was as refreshing as it sounds. As starters I had the cornbread and the yellow corn bisque. For my entree I had the flounder and ice cream for dessert! I loved everything, with the exception of the flounder. I am a seafood lover, but was not impressed with this flounder dish. Brassica is worth checking out. The service is top tier, ambience is classic, and the food is solid!

Stopped in on a Thursday morning and the stars are for our servers, they were so sweet and helpful!…read moreThere weren't a lot of ppl there just maybe 1 or 2 other stragglers. Our table had 5 ppl. This was the first day they put this new menu out. I'll be honest we weren't really fans of the food. The shrimp and grits had a full layer of a sharp cheese on top, which was just way too much we all thought. I love me some cheese in my grits too but that was just overkill because it's also cheese throughout the grits. Also the ribeye? Both my friend and I didn't like ours and we love us a ribeye. It didn't even taste like a ribeye, more like top sirloin or NY strip. The Juice? Yuck. I make my juices at home and no additives and it still doesn't taste nasty like this one lol Shrimp & Grits (it's the cheese, remove some and we have a deal, I enjoyed the shrimp and I hate shrimp) Ribeye? Hated it. Give me a good quality ribeye and we'll talk. This gave sirloin from Waffle House or something, no shade.

Yes it was fun last night. The food is okay. I jst order some appetizers. Good for the night to…read morehangout. Our bar tender upstairs is really good. She was very. The ambience are perfect.

Went to Whisky Mistress and left with mixed feelings. Let's start with the good. The live music and…read moredrinks are the real draw. The vibe is fun once things get going, but be prepared to wait. Live music started over an hour late, and there's not much standing room, so I'd recommend reserving a table. Now, onto the food. I ordered the Boom Boom Shrimp Tacos (three to a plate), which were supposed to be fried shrimp topped with Asian slaw and boom boom sauce. What I got instead? Iceberg lettuce, shredded cheese, and a light drizzle of sauce. Not what was described or expected, or worth $20. Only bottled water available - small bottles for $5+. I declined. The price point overall didn't make much sense throughout the entire menu. To top it off, my friend ordered a Moscato and was given the wrong wine - Chardonnay, if I remember correctly. The waitress initially pushed back, but as the wine aficionado of the group, I could confidently say it wasn't Moscato. She eventually took it back to the bar, apologized, and swapped it. Would we go back? Yes--for the drinks and live music, once the night hits its stride. But for food? Not so much.

We came here with the family after not being able to find any other late night food and we were…read morehighly impressed!! Fantastic service, delicious little bites that were more than enough food, and a great seating area for the family to eat together! I highly recommend giving them a try!

Postino has a nice vibe and an extensive menu of Italian/American food. I thought the food was all…read morefine, and my group really enjoyed the Bruschetta/Bottle deal. My favorites were the mushroom bruschetta, the grilled cheese, and the pear/brie bruschetta. The service was not great for us. We weren't able to get a hold of a server for about 45 minutes, so we couldn't order our next bruschetta board. We weren't even tucked away in a corner, we were pretty out in the open... our server just never came back. Eventually, we were able to flag down someone, and then service got better.

This place is wonderful. Love the food options (they had so many that it was hard to decide on a…read morefinal selection). The grouper plate was so delicious and I felt healthy when leaving. The service was good. Not amazing but good. The atmosphere is a loud bar scene, so if you want somewhere to sit and talk softly to the each other, this is not your place. But if you're good with a bar style, this is a great choice

Best part is how late it's open. Noise level is high so not a bad option if you're bringing kids…read more Overall the food was just okay. Extra emphasis on the okay part. The food presentation actually looked better than it tasted.