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Red Phone Booth

4.2 (752 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
Updated 1 month ago

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Upscale
Moderate noise

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Renee A.

The Red Phone Booth in Atlanta delivers on atmosphere with a smoky, sultry flair that absolutely fits the speakeasy playbook. We first spotted it on Yelp and couldn't resist the promise of a hidden entrance and a little mystery. And to be fair, they've nailed the "adventure of getting in" concept without overplaying it -- it's fun, discreet, and sets the tone the moment you step inside. That said, our entry came with a surprise we didn't love. The doorman told us there was a membership fee, so we paid it on the spot. Only later did our hotel inform us that guests can get free access codes -- no fee required. That discrepancy knocked the experience down a notch right out of the gate. It's one thing to play into the speakeasy mystique; it's another to feel misled. Once inside, the ambiance is the star. The low ceilings, dim lighting, and deep wooden bar created that moody, old-world vibe where you half expect someone to croon jazz standards from the corner. Bottles lined the back bar like a quiet promise of a good night ahead. The cocktails were good, and our bartender, Sidney, made the evening shine. Watching those massive ice slabs come out to create big-rock cocktails felt like a performance. And for me, spotting Yellow Chartreuse behind the bar was an instant win. Sidney mixed a Last Word, a Cloister, and The Green Eye -- all perfectly balanced and exactly my style. The crowd was a blend of everything -- locals, travelers, cigar enthusiasts -- and the ventilation system did its job well. I could appreciate the aroma of cigars without leaving feeling like I'd rolled around in an ashtray. We actually returned for a second night, which says a lot. The space delivers enough charm, enough swagger, and enough atmosphere to pull you back in. Still, a few bumps in the experience kept it from being a top-tier standout compared to other cigar bars we've visited on our travels. Is it worth a visit? Absolutely. Just do yourself a favor and ask your hotel for the access code before you go.

Joseph R.

Such a cute speak easy. Really unique and hits a niche in Atlanta. So you know it's cigar friendly so if they bothers you, maybe it's not the place for you. But the staff was so so friendly and welcoming. The spritzers were very tasty. And cocktails strong and on vibe. Definitely worth a stop if this is your vibe.

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Richard L.

What a cool place. Discovered it incidentally while in downtown Atlanta. Upscale with a dress code thankfully. The entrance code can be obtained from their website or local hotel concierges. Dial the number on the antique phone and the door magically opens. The staff super friendly and helpful. The bartenders are the best, clearly passionate about their work. I highly encourage you to try one or several of their signature cocktails. I sampled the Left Bank Martini and Vesper. As expected they are fully stocked with Pappy Bourbon, hard to find Amaro Noni. Ask a bartender about the ice block. The place is spacious unlike other speakeasys I've been to. Lots of niche areas with couch reservations, pool table available. No time for a cigar but that is on my list when I return. Food available from their upstairs sister restaurant.

Joy S.

My friends and I wanted to celebrate our birthday month together. It was easy to secure a semi private area that included a reasonable spend for shared food and at least 2 cocktails per person on their website. The red phone booth was easily spotted and we were escorted inside by the doorman and our server was amazing. We enjoyed learning about cigars in the humidor and the vibe was grown and sexy.

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Robyn F.

Nice speakeasy. They offer food from the restaurant above them. They have an extensive cocktail menu. If you're a beer drinker, there's only about 4/5 they offer. Bartender was welcoming, interesting guy. Nice space, location wasn't hard to find.

Anthony A.

Collared shirts and sports jackets are mandatory. No problem, it's good to have class. The bartenders are super cool, the waitresses are nice however the service is slow. MM at the door will shake you down for money so be aware. Ask your hotel for the code to get in and avoid the nonsense. The drinks are poured directly from the shot glass. No extras here. The bar was out of Woodford and Uncle Nearest. WEIRD. The ambiance is cool and laid back, the speaker system is fuzzy and needs replaced.

Leana A.

Neat speakeasy with cool vibes. We sat at the bar & got served our cocktails with a nice presentation. Open until late. Servers are all nice.

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Mr. T.

Wonderful drinks and wonderful service. The staff is so kind, shout out to Molly. The experience is so much fun, definitely look online and read before you go. 10/10 definitely check it out and follow dress code.

Michael S.

This is the first "speakeasy" I've been to that legitimately doesn't look like an obvious bar. Walking inside is like stepping into the past. Dark wood, leather couches, and the smell of cigar smoke sets the tone as you settle in for something special. I normally do not drink liquor, but made an exception because I was with friends. The brandy cobbler was absolutely amazing! It's a shame we don't have anything like this in Jacksonville, I would be a member. I only get to Atlanta once a year, and I will be back.

The Red Phone booth you enter through... with a code.
Peter I.

So I hadn't had a cigar for this entire trip and had dinner across the street and remembered the fun vibe from 2 years ago. It's a speakeasy type cigar lounge with rules and dress and so forth. And you need a code to get it. I love that kind of old school stuff. So, I got the code and in we went and smoked, drank and laughed all night. That's called living!!!! In the end I was invited to take pictures with the staff behind the bar. An honor. Best night.... so far. Ha!!

1964 with a lemon water
Aaron W.

The VIBES here are the best I found in ATL. Put a collar on, check in with your bartender (as one should in a proper establishment) and get yourself setup for an old school cocktail experience. I wouldn't say the humidor was world class but it's certainly sufficient if you know what you're looking for. You say: 'it's too smoky' I say: 'The air filtration was on point and running heavy.'

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Jackie Z.

What a secret in downtown ATL! Had to have a friend call us in (I don't profess to know how this works), but a glorious speakeasy close to the Peachtree center. Come and relax for old timey cigars and a menu of descriptive drinks.

Lou G.

"The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind." Humphrey Bogart Red Phone Booth. Problem solved. Cocktails here flow like secrets among the crowd, and the flair of high end cocktails combined with the intoxicating environment of this liiteral hidden gem in Atlanta's make for a great night. It's easy to get caught up in the fun of this speakeasy as you make your way into the crowded bar. You can't help but have a good time as you watch the bartenders tend to their craft, and it's not lost on the patrons. Service is excellent, and I would highly recommend seats at the bar to watch the magic. In the spirit of prohibition, speakeasies, and fight club, I won't talk about The Red Telephone Booth. What happens in the Red Phone Booth stays in The Red Phone Booth. Shhhhhh

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Stayed at a nearby hotel and was intigued by the front desk to go. Only went for the phone booth number trick It's absolutely terrible

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Are there many non-alcoholic drink options?

They can certainly make a mocktail version of many things. They are very skilled mixologists. Asking for something off menu is not uncommon

I am coming down from Woodstock for the Tedeschi truck's concert at the fox. Can I request a code?

Check with the concierge at the hotel you are staying. They will get you a code.

Is there a reservation fee or minimum spend requirement?

Membership is not required to visit, however you will need to get the secret code from a hotel concierge or a member. Dress code is on our website, and is enforced. Private event space for groups of 15 or more, please go to our website to complete… 

Are there any outdoor seating options?

We only have indoor seating available.

I just finished a 90 day no alcohol. And I think this is the perfect place to go for to break my 90 day fast. But I don't know the code or phone number. Can anybody help me? What's the phone number and code to get in?

How do I get the secret number for tonight? I have a guest from out of town and this would be perfect for him

Get the code from the concierge of the hotels nearby.

Do you need to make reservations?

No, but you need the secret number from your hotel or local business/restaurant to enter. Call ahead to get info before going. It's like speakeasy.

Is there any nonsmoking space? I'm allergic

It's a cigar bar so there is smoking everywhere. They have great filters but probably wouldn't be good for someone who has allergies to smoke.

Does the code change per day?

Hello Scott, the code doesn't change daily, but it does change quarterly. My Best,… 

Do they play music? If so, what kind?

Only on special occasions like New Year's Eve.

How gross do you smell when you leave here (smoke)?

That depends on how you smelled before you came in.

How can I get the access code?

You need to either be a member or be invited by a member. You can also get a code from a concierge if you stay in the area.

Is there live music?

No, it's not a very big space. They do play music on some sort of speakers.

I'm a member. How do I book a reservation?

Members (like myself) have an app that gives access to reservations AND the coveted code

What's the dress code?

Borderline casual but there are some rules to keep in mind. No sneakers.… 

Is this 18+ or 21+?

21+

What is the actual dress code? Is a jacket required? Can ladies wear slacks?! How strict is it?

Jacket is preferred but men are required to wear collared shirts and slacks. It's to keep up the ambiance. Ladies can wear slacks. It's all about making sure we all want to be there.

How do I get the code for June 15th?

If you are staying at a local hotel ask the concierge for the number. They will give you a card with the number.

Does anyone know the code for tonight?

The bar across the street will.

Anyone have the current code?

I don't but if you are staying at a hotel, they usually can get it for you.

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4.3(238 reviews)
0.9 mi•Castleberry Hill
•$$

Ambiance: The decor was eye catching and all so welcoming! Music is mixed with hip hop & R&B, the…read morekind you can vibe to! Comfortable seating areas on both sides. Upstairs has a private area for events or celebrations. Food: Ordered a Caesar Salad with chicken, lettuce was fresh and chicken was seasoned & cooked well. For an entree, I ordered Creamy Tuscan Salmon with steamed broccoli and mashed potatoes. Everything was a 10 out of 10. Service: Our server was very sweet however, the service was a little bit slow. However, expected due to the heavy crowd. In addition, the drinks were perfect not too strong, not too light! FYI, this is a cigar lounge so if you don't wanna smell like smoke, find another spot. Fellaship ATL, thank you for a great experience! I'll be back!

Fellaship was the perfect place to celebrate my friend's birthday. We arrived around 6 p.m. to grab…read moreseats before the Appetite & Ashes Thursday night event, and I'm glad we did because this place fills up quickly. The atmosphere was lively from the start with DJ Naturale setting the tone before the live band took over. It was easy to see why so many people there seemed to be regulars. We took advantage of Corporate Hour, and it was definitely worth it. The lychee martinis were my drink of choice all evening, and the chili shrimp was an excellent starter. The shrimp were lightly fried and paired perfectly with the sweet chili sauce. I also tried the 404 wings, which were much larger than expected. I was already full from the drinks and shrimp, but they were still flavorful and a great value from the happy hour menu. The only hiccup came when we were asked to move from our seats at the downstairs bar to make room for what I believe was the DJ setup. After being told to move "anywhere," it quickly became clear there really wasn't anywhere to go. Thankfully, after speaking with the appropriate staff, my friend and I were able to be seated upstairs. It ended up working out because we had a wonderful experience with our bartender, Zoya. Her lychee martinis were even better than the ones I had downstairs, although Ebony also provided great service. Overall, we had an amazing evening. My biggest recommendation is to RSVP or reserve a table if you're planning to attend one of their themed nights, especially if you hope to sit upstairs. Seating is limited, and they are particular about access during events. Even with the small seating issue, I'll definitely be back.

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Red Phone Booth

4.3(165 reviews)
5.9 mi•Buckhead
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Luxury
Private events

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!

The woman who answered the door was breathtakingly rude--apparently hospitality is not part of the…read moreestablishment's dress code. And clearly, her mother did not teach her manners, I can't imagine being so disrespectful as she was. I had no idea there was a dress code, and I have no issue with being turned away if one exists. What I object to is being greeted with a shouted, "Oh no, no, no," as though we had wandered in barefoot and carrying a cooler. A simple, civilized "I'm sorry, but we have a dress code" would have done the job. Instead, she chose theatrical inhospitality and condescension. For the record, I was wearing Prada platform sneakers, a Cartier watch, Chanel earrings, Fendi, baguette, and a French-terry top. So while I may not have met whatever arbitrary standard she was enforcing, I was hardly dressed in a way that justified being treated like an intrusion. Frankly, it was clear my top alone was worth more than her entire outfit that looked like it came from Filene's Bargain Basement for tor a funeral director. In the end though, manners, as they say, cannot be purchased. Southern hospitality is a joke. This was absolutely the rudest person I've ever I encounter in 47 years at an establishment. She may have been dressed up, but she clearly had no style,

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3.2(169 reviews)
1.2 mi•Midtown
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This was my first time checking out this spot. We came just for a late-night hookah session since…read morewe had dinner elsewhere. The vibe gives off a luxe sports bar meets upscale steakhouse feel. From what I could tell, it seems like the place might've originally been a solid steakhouse but is now leaning into a more casual crowd with a wider range of menu options. There's still a strong focus on bone-in steaks and classic sides, but you'll also find dishes like fried chicken, pasta, salmon, and lamb chops. Now, the hookah lounge is a hidden gem. It's downstairs and gives speakeasy energy with super cool decor. Honestly, I hope this review doesn't draw too much attention to it because it still feels low-key and exclusive lol. They even offer a $70 hookah served in a block of ice--that alone is worth the experience.

On August 8th 2026, approximately 10:45 PM, myself and a friend entered the restaurant. I was…read morehighly disappointed with this establishment. The service was terrible. Myself and a friend opted to go down to the speakeasy because the kitchen was closed. We were told be a staff member who did not greet us in a professional way. After being seated, NO ONE came to greet us nor take an order. The server looked directly at us and never addressed the table. After waiting for more than 30 minutes we opted to leave. We also found the hookah a overpriced and drinks. But was willing to give a new establishment a try. The only person who greeted us professionally was a young man with locs at Valet. I was excited to try this restaurant as I am a foodie and try new spots frequently. I will not be returning.

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