Food was good and interesting, but IMO not quite worth the price. Textures needed improvement- the mushrooms were unevenly cooked and the pork chop was very overcooked (it was difficult to cut- I honestly should have sent it back). Service- not bad. I didn't love that the waiter kept touching my shoulder. They also seemed to forget about us after we ordered- our drinks didn't for almost half an hour, and our waiter had to come ask if we'd been served the amuse yet. read more

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Good food, good service... enjoyed the culinary journey. Amuse- some sort of pie - it was delicious! Mussels- very nice Mushrooms with egg- wonderful Bread- yes all day Trout - very good but could use a tad more flavor Steak- meat was tough Dessert apple cake - very good read more

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We had dinner for two people with two drinks each and with tip it came out to about $400. With that in mind, food needs to be excellent and service really needs to be spot on. Unfortunately, that's just not the experience we had. I will say the food was solid, but the only things that really jumped out as great was actually our amuse and my dessert. I had the s'mores dessert and it was unbelievable. All of our other dishes, the mushrooms, dumplings, chicken, and steak, were good but nothing that absolutely wowed us. For example, the chicken was beautiful and moist, but nothing that made me go "Oh my God this is memorable." Our server was nice, chatty, and very pleasant, but we had a few hiccups with service for this price point. Plates being dropped at the wrong seat and not being able to find him when we were trying to order a drink for quite a while. We ended up having to ask a hostess to go get him for us. I was able to overhear a neighboring server who was giving great explanations of the dishes, even why they delivered the check in a book and about the meal highlighted inside. We didn't get any of that. That was disappointing and took away from our overall experience. Again, he was very nice and for a normal meal out at a regular price point. I would've been more than happy. Overall though for this much money, we probably won't be back. I would've been thrilled with the meal for half the price but for a $400 dinner for two people it just didn't hit our expectations. If this had been a $200-250 meal, it would have been five stars. read more

Nadair - Steak dish, supplemental cost - Scottish Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Second visit to Nadair and it was for a special reason- to celebrate the first heavenly birthday of our sweet friend. We had an early reservation and it was empty but as time went by it filled up. Our server Aaron was helpful with suggestions and every person we encountered there was so kind and helpful. We did the three course menu. We each got a cocktail and small onion tart as the amuse that we had caviar added on to begin. We got the cheese dumplings and fried oysters for the appetizer course. Next we had a small bread service with smoked butter. For the entrees we gad the chicken thighs and rainbow trout. For dessert we had the early season peach dessert and the blueberry trifle. We ended with a small trio of treats and a small box with a bite sized little bite. All so delicious. We had a lovely evening in a lovely space with a variety music. The menu changes based on the season so you never know what you're gonna get. Well, you know one thing- a fantastic meal! read more

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Came here for a birthday dinner and absolutely loved the service and ambiance, but overall felt the dishes were a little bit hit or miss. Nadair is tucked away in a shopping center. They do a 3 course tasting menu with wine pairings, but I just opted for a cocktail. I had the local mushrooms for my app and I LOVE mushrooms but thought the dish was a little bit too salty. I then had the peach duck for dinner which was phenomenal with all of the sides and extras. My fiance had the banger which was pretty good, but was the worse one of the two options. Like most restaurants you can't mess up dessert, so we enjoyed the banoffee pie! Overall the meal was pretty good, but for the price I'm not sure if I'll return. read more

Chef Gillespie is my hubby's fave celebrity chef. We have dined here a couple of times and every experience has been unforgettable. The staff are exceptional, the food is exceptional, the cocktails are exceptional, and the sommelier's wine pairings are ... exceptional. The dining room is beautiful but best of all comfortable - you are made to feel like you are having dinner at a friend's house. We love the dining experience Chef Gillespie and his amazing team have created at Nadair. read more

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The service, ranging from the hostess to the waiter, was phenomenal. Our waiter/bartender was extremely knowledgeable about the food options and amicable in terms of getting to know our preferences. Really enjoyed them in that regard. The bar itself was pretty cool. Several demarcated sections focusing on certain spirits...so it was well organized and aesthetically pleasing as well. The food was quite unique. After all, I don't think I've ever had Scottish cuisine, though my understanding is that the menu can deviate from purebred Scottish. The vegetarian flatbread was not at all what I had imagined...instead of a pizza, it was more like a deconstructed bread with dip and beets that we'd assemble together. The cheese dumpling was awesome, as was the cheese/onion tart (note: small portion given the price). We also really liked the strawberry salad. Mushrooms are not my favorite, so I didn't love that dish, but to each his own. read more

Love at first bite!! @nadairatl , a Michelin Guide Scottish Cuisine, was recognized as Top 50 Best Restaurants in America in 2024. Brought to us by @chefkevingillespie, who is @bravotopchef "Fan Favorite" & Founder of @gunshowatl, @nadairatl is now one of my fav. Restaurants in ATL, 10/10 in my books! They offer a 3-course ($89) or 6-course ($175) prix fixe menu which change frequently & I love all the pleasant surprises. We opt'd for the 3-course tasting menu & everything was crafted to perfection. Costeel took great care of us & our whole experience was immaculate! We left feeling satisfied but still wanting so much more!!! Can't wait to come back to try the 6-course menu. read more

The food was excellent, with the poached halibut being the best I've had in my life. The service was also very good. That said, I found the portions to be somewhat small. Additionally, the cuisine felt more broadly European than distinctly Scottish. read more

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Scottish-Southern (American) fusion? My curiosity was piqued, and I'll try anything once. But let me tell you, I was floored by the incredible flavor combinations and the elegantly presented courses. We ordered the three-course dinner followed by a couple of courses of dessert ... every single bite was memorable. For instance, I had the Fried Oysters "Tikka Masala" for the appetizer. I have had tikka masala gravy in many places, and I love fried oysters. What made this special was that each oyster was perfectly seasoned and lightly fried, the small cucumber pieces in the salad were packed full of flavor, and tikka masala sauce, outstandingly creamy with just the right spiciness. Our server not only described the chef's inspiration behind each dish but also shared the fascinating sources of its primary ingredients. We dined with friends who've been raving about Nadair, and now we completely understand why they couldn't wait to share it with us. My wife and I are already planning our next visit, eager to bring more friends to experience this. Atlanta is incredibly fortunate to have gems like Nadair and chefs like Chef Gillespie. Do yourself a favor take advantage of these gems while it is still relatively easy to get a reservation. read more

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Good meal! Honestly a huge fan of the chef's work years ago on Top Chef-respected the chef's onscreen personality and food from the show. Visited both Revival and Gunshow a few times when they opened but was not a fan of either places. Nadair however, is worth it. First of all- the tasting menu is appropriately priced. You won't feel like you got scammed...unlike some ATL tasting menus. And the food is good...seriously. The amuse is an onion cheese tart that hits the spot. Warm, cozy, onion-y welcome to the start of the meal. The vegetarian Haggis is good. Husband said the lamb was fine. The sorbet/ice cream flight was ok individually, but weird to eat as a flight. The watermelon sorbet is a good palate cleanser but odd with the fall-ish pumpkin ice cream... I really like the menu because there were other items I want to return to try, and also since the menu changes, look very forward to other dishes from this kitchen. Love when restaurants change menus because it means it won't be boring on return visits. Nadair is a good neighborhood restaurant, I would totally come weekly to check out the menu. Oh and I have been complaining about bread baskets in restaurants lately...I wish Nadair had a bread basket! Their bread/roll is sooooo good (ordered a second piece of bread because it was so good! But the banana part of the butter is odd for dinner, maybe for brunch...but too sweet for dinner). Bar makes a lovely cocktail with tomato oil...very strong. Bar is cute, but the layout with the front entrance feels a bit awkward. Staff is very knowledgeable of spirits. Was having a cocktail before dinner and discussing whiskey with a service team member. He was very knowledgeable about whiskeys. Totally recommend for the food and service. Service team is nice and friendly, although I think the table service needs to be a bit tighter. This is a good spot to celebrate something, but I think it's just a good place to get dinner/food. Pre-fixe menu is great value and good quality food! read more

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Let me tell you this If you would have told me 3 years ago when I first moved to Atlanta that a fine dining Scottish restaurant opened up and it WILL blow your mind. I would have likely kicked you in the nuts because I'd be under the assumption that after a statement as crazy as that - that you'd try to rob me Nadair is one of the best dining experiences I've had in Atlanta or any other major US city in that regard. The food is incredibly innovative yet deeply nostalgic. Flavors are hearty yet light - in a state of perpetual harmony. I was absolutely blown away by the Scottish cheese dumplings, pork shoulder, and lamb tenderloin tartare. To be quite frank, I'd have a meal here with Chef Gillespie over just about any place I've been to in the past 3 years of my fine dining addiction. I like to give high praise whenever I have a good experience. Nadair exceeded ALL expectations and I fully believe that it is the new high water mark for fine dining in Atlanta. Come to Nadair and come hungry. Get the basil cocktail and indulge on the prix fixe or the tasting menu. You cannot go wrong with any option you pick here. It's seriously all amazing read more

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One of the top dining experiences we've had in a long time and we will return! The meal totaled to almost $200 pp so not an everyday restaurant, note we ordered items with an upcharge and had three drinks. The creative flair to the food was excellent and all the flavors melded together beautifully. For starters e had the mushrooms and the white Gazpacho. The gazpacho was outstanding. Loved the mushrooms very much altho they were a bit salty. Bread service was delicious dinner roll served with house-made butter with a banana butter on top, really added a special touch. The table next to us had the gazpacho for dessert and said it was a perfect palate cleanser. Entrees were Smoked Lobster and Pork Shoulder, both excellent although I think the lobster had a bit too much sauce (but it was delicious). Desserts, yummy. Good sommelier. Loved that the restaurant was not overwhelmingly loud, not loud at all. The booth was very comfortable. Definitely not for children. read more

Nadair - Dessert menu - Scottish Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I was here for my anniversary with my wife, had 3 course dinner. Fine dining, Scottish root, and Southern flavor intrigued my curiosity. The place is very low profile, I like that, we were trying to find the front door after parking since it was dark. We had beer when we were waiting at the bar. The service was courteous. In between the courses there were delicious scone or bread. Wood Oven Roasted Georgia Mushrooms - The caramel aroma was obvious, and oyster mushroom was thick and bite on the texture was quite satisfying, crunchy torn bread was used to enrich the taste. It's little salty to me, so as wife's starter - smoked rock shrimp, the waiter kindly offered to switch to another starter, that's fine, but that's where I knock down one star rating. Wood Grilled Wagyu Beef Culotte - the quality of Wagyu beef was definitely better than the regular USDA Prime beef, but it was not up to signature marbled beef and doesn't melt in your mouth. Anyway the wagyu beef was tender and its meatiness was satisfying. Apple Cider Donut - there are different levels of taste: the crispness of the donut and the creaminess from the Ice Cream. Overall we had very nice experience and enjoyed the meal. I can sense and appreciate that every course was designed with details and thoughts to enhance our taste. The place is great for dating or small group parties. read more

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The food, drinks and service were top notch. We enjoyed all of the delicious and creative dishes. We particularly loved the Scottish Style Cheese Dumplings and the Florida Rock Shrimp. From beginning to end, everything was delicious! We were celebrating our 41st wedding anniversary and the staff and the incredible Chef Kevin went out of their way to make it extra special for us! Every moment spent there was a pleasure! We truly love this restaurant! read more

Nadair - Scottish Style Cheese Dumplings - Scottish Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

My sister and I visited Atlanta for the first time because of a concert at the State Farm Arena. Since we had limited time and it was a Saturday, we joined the waitlist as a backup and booked Gunshow. Luckily, a 6 pm slot opened, and we canceled Gunshow (we'll visit another time). Make sure you double-check whether you have the tasting menu or 3-course option selected, we made that mistake, however, weekends fill up quickly. Our waiter told us we could add on another starter. As big fans of Top Chef, we were excited to visit Kevin Gillespie's newest restaurant, I loved seeing his modern take on Scottish food, all with a Southern flair. We loved the details like using the flatware from his home, the local-made ingredients, and the Shaker furniture, which our waiter enjoyed telling us all about. The candle up front and in the restroom was specially made in Scotland for his restaurant. As for the food, some standouts included: Grilled Watermelon and Small Tomato Salad, Grilled Scallop & Peach Glazed Pork Belly, and the Dornoch Dreams. The peaches were so delicious and a must-try when in Georgia. We also really enjoyed the bread course which was a scone/biscuit, so buttery and flaky! We loved how the ingredients were locally sourced and fresh. My only criticism was that the sole could have used a touch more salt, but maybe that's because it was described as a take on fish and chips and I was expecting it to be saltier. Overall, our waiter was clearly enthusiastic about his job and passionate about the food. As a special treat, the manager came over and chatted with us about some must-visit places in Atlanta. She also invited us to tour the kitchen and take a photo with the chef. Chef Gillespie was very kind and took the time to talk about his Scottish roots and the little details he put into the restaurant. This was a night to remember! Tip: The restaurant is pretty difficult to find. Skip over the first parking lot and go to the second one, you'll see a hair salon labeled on the side of the building. It's part of a suite, so you need to go up the stairs and down the stone pathway. It should be on the end on your left. read more

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We loved the whole experience and tasting menu. The server was attentive and conversational without being overbearing. The ambience was pleasant, a touch dimly lit, but very enjoyable. read more

I took my fiancée for his birthday. The staff were so lovely from our server Rell and sommelier to the Chef himself. Every course was just beyond delicious. Obsessed and now want to attempt the biscuits, cornbread purée and potato pave at home. We even had a little rabbit visitor outside we gave a good Scottish name to. Rona the Rabbit. Kilts and plaids encouraged!! My only nitpick is we needed a basket of those biscuits to mop up any last bits on the plates. God they were good and I shall dream of them tonight. Thanks for a great experience Nadair! read more

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Loved this place. Great ambiance. Tons of parking. Amazing bar and bartender. The food was so good and well thought out and prepared. Kevin was there and served us the bread course. Loved it. Highly recco for a fun tasting menu!! read more

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Nadair is the best meal I've had in Atlanta, which is a pretty high bar. I don't often write reviews, but from start to finish this place was incredible. read more

Great place for a date night or larger group! We did the 3 course menu, which included a few "bonus" bites that were just as delicious! Everything was delicious, but the scone/biscuit offered as one of those bonus bites was amazing. Yum! Of the courses I had, the Georgia mushrooms were a highlight. Service was impeccable - parking is easy. We would definitely return! read more

Great date night spot. I loved the atmosphere in the restaurant, very on point with the concept. The food was well thought out and had great flavor. The service was amazing with all of the courses thoroughly explained. I thought maybe three courses would not be enough food, but with the amuse it was plenty. It is slightly hard to find the building from the road. But I definitely want to go back and do the tasting menu next time. read more

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Unbelievable gem of a new place in morningside. Chef Kevin is absolutely brilliant. I highly recommend the full tasting menu if you can book it ahead of time on Resy. We will be back! read more

Loved the ambience, good food and great service. We enjoyed their cocktails too. Will be coming back for more

Service was subpar. The wine server was rude, she was more concerned about her technical wine knowledge than finding a wine we would enjoy. Nadair offers neither Macallan nor Johnnie Walker (other than King George for $153 per drink), two of the most renowned scotches on the world ... so much for a Scottish restaurant. Finally, the waiter interrupted us multiple times as we were trying to enjoy each other's company. While the food was good, Nadair has a long way to before becoming a nice dinning spot. a good start might be getting a better sommelier. read more

Since we love Scotland and have some heritage there, we wanted to try Nadair. Our dining experience was amazing with every bite full of new flavor combinations. The fixed price meal was perfect in food portions. We will go back! read more

The location is hard to find - which can be fun if cool and mysterious, but this was just a crap location. Interior is just a boring room. Craft cocktails were fine but nothing special. A wine "glass" is about 4 oz which is a real ripoff. They are very careful about not pouring "too much" wine. The Tom&Jerry eggnog was quite good. Appetizers were good. Mushrooms are both too much volume and not enough flavor. Entrees were tiny and tasteless. Only three options, two with meat. Beef "medallions" were three thin slices of beef - Quality and Quantity were poor. Tuna is OK but if you really like tuna go elsewhere. This is supposed to be Scottish! Desserts were "fancy" but not "yummy" if you know what I mean. The service varies from smothering you and disappearing from you. Won't be back read more

Unfortunately the service here precludes us even getting to try it. We made a reservation some weeks ago, which we were then reminded of via an automatic text message the day before, which also allowed us to cancel. We went ahead and did so, only to find out days later that this option cost $150 (which the text message did not indicate in any way). Now, it's perfectly acceptable (albeit pretty hostile and atypical) to have such a cancellation policy. And it's also perfectly understandable that what happened here is they outsourced their reservation booking (including reminders and charging) to Resy, which automatically sends a reminder the day before and apparently knows nothing of the cancellation fee that will be incurred by doing so. This could all be forgiven easily. It can also be easily corrected, if you're going to have the policy simply make that clear at the time of cancellation, for instance add it to the verbiage of the automated text. It is however totally unacceptable to not acknowledge this is a technological user experience failing of the (newish) restaurant and for management to more or less shrug and say patronizingly "That's our policy" (as though the policy itself was somehow unclear at this point). This a rather egregious example of a company implementing technology quite poorly and not having the customer experience care to accommodate for it. That may fly in some industries (though it shouldn't), not in the service industry. It's contemptuous and self-important, and with service that bad before even stepping in the restaurant I'm not eager to visit any time soon. read more

Absolutely incredible experience! We tried the tasting menu (I opted for a pescatarian offering) and everything tasted divine. The "vegetarian haggis" was inspired and delicious! read more

This was our third time dining at Nadair. Amazing food, service and ambiance! The detail on every dish is perfection. Also their bar has a large Scotch collection and fun cocktails - love the basil gimlet. Looking forward to our next visit to Nadair! read more

Delicious and perfectly portioned, service was on point with great descriptions of entrees. Solid cocktail program - looking forward to dining again. read more

This place was fantastic. Service was top notch. We did the three course menu (89.00), and everything was great. We loved that they brought out a couple additional snacks. Fun experience! read more

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Loved so many things about our experience. The concept is so unexpected. The food was absolutely delicious. The portion sizes were great on the six course menu. And the service was absolutely killer. Nicole took great care of us. Definitely will be back. read more

Winner all around. Only wish you could order some a la carte items on top of the tasting menu - even had a chat with good old Kevin G which was quite enjoyable. We were celebrating a birthday and they definitely made it a delightful experience start to finish! read more

The quality of this Resturant kicks Atlanta up a notch. The food is perfectly spiced, proportioned and prepared . The wait staff is on point. Decor warm and fresh for Atlanta. What a great addition. Thanks Chef Kevin!!!! Definitely should be a contender for a Michelin star or two! read more

The flavor profiles were delicious. The combinations of locally sourced, Scottish, and southern dishes were inspired, and creative. However, the portions are more like an amuse bouche than a course. You will leave hungry after getting lots and lots of points on your American Express Card. And, the second reservation is right behind you so don't linger over your meal. You will be politely asked to leave when your allotted time is up. It was less like dining than complying with institutional efficiency. Tasty though and liked the plaid. read more