Parking: Free, its a parking strip shared by a few other restaurants with not many parking spots…read moreHours: Wednesay-Saturday, 11am-8pm Price Range: $5 & up I luv this place as they have the The Vitamin Lady Herb Shop located at 392 Auburn Ave, which is where I first started eating these meals and they have expanded to The Vitamin Lady Kitchen. After speaking to one of the owners Torrey they will be opening another location not to far from The Vitamin Lady Shop where they will sell some different food items as well as have demonstrations. That was very exciting to hear and I cant wait to see the new location & attend some of the demonstrations. The food is fresh, seasoned well and the food is made fresh to order. They really focus on food that are made for your specific blood type. They also make juiced juices/tonics that taste amazing, my only issue is one of the ingredients says 1 tsp of cane sugar. They have no beef, pork or chicken products on the menu. The meats they do carry are Salmon, Lamb & Turkey. They have soups, chilli, stews, tacos, pasta, stir frys, deserts, turkey lasanga & salads. They definitely have something for every one. The food they carry are foods to reduce inflammation in the body. They are all about letting the 'Food Be Your Medicine'. The place is small but big enough that they do have a communal table where you can sit down to eat your food. They alsk have a communal table out of the restaurant that is covered where you can eat. The staff is very friendly & customer service is top notch. This go round I had the Turkey Perlo which was made fresh and tasted amazing the bowl was full and I was able to eat on it for 3 meals, I had also got a vegetable stir-fry which is not on the menu & the Vegetable Stew. Which worked for me at that time because I could on eat veggies, they were both seasoned well & tasted great. You definitely should go by and try a couple of different items off of the menu and make sure to pick up Torrey's Tonics which are $5 each or 6/$25. Come back and thank me later. I will definitely be back again & again & again. 5

i got some tonic water it was so good..service and hospitality was phenomenal definitely if you…read morewanna keep up with your health...get here!!!

Something different here. We found this place just by driving past it. Cozy on the inside, but not…read moreyour usual looking restaurant. This place has nice size servings so we didn't leave hungry. Well seasoned and seemed more natural and not processed. Service was awesomely friendly. The dessert was not as filling and really small. I was able to pay from the receipt Q R code. Bathroom was clean but tight. That fig salad was really good and different. We will most definitely make a round trip. They take reservations. Super large groups may not be seated together but 4 will. Parking is limited. We parked across the street. Mixed crowds of all races. Save money if you cut the alcohol, desserts and drinks.

We were seated right away for our reservation after being greeted by the friendly hostess. The…read moredining room is beautiful and intimate while spacious. There is also patio seating which is also a special space where they have been known to host weddings. Vera our waitperson was fantastic from start to finish. She was welcoming, talked about the restaurant, made excellent suggestions on all facets of the menu, helped with the wine selection and food choices and checked on us often. She is the true definition of service!! We started with cocktails and appetizers along with a bread basket. Don't skip the house old fashioned if you like bourbon. I even tried a mocktail and that was also good. Our first try with black bread. It was dense but tasty. The pimento fritters were crispy outside, creamy inside and complemented by the tomatillo jam. Calamari was perfectly done. Nice and crispy. The Caesar salad was freshly made with homemade croutons. I could go on about all the entrees but I'll leave it at this. Perfection. Not a miss among them. From the perfectly seared scallops, the duck breast or the blackened grouper we were all members of the clean plate club. We ended the night was a couple of the desserts and again winner, winner. This restaurant has been in Decatur for over 20 years and deserves all the accolades.

Great service Friendly atmosphere…read more Great foods Delicious drinks Nice deserts too ! Great location! Smart people who can get the job done when it comes to FISH AND CHICKEN AND GREAT SERVICE! THANK YOU! JJ FISH CANDLER ROAD!

First time at this location and had to get a refund. Food was good .But after eating 3 shirmp and 2…read morecatfish , I found a piece of hair . I currently have long hair and I can tell the manager wanted to say something but did not . The cashiers have hair nets but the cooks do not AT ALL . I honestly can point out whose hair was in my food . But I did get the refund with no issues . Other than that I would say food was good , wait time short , good staff but I can't with hair in my food I wish I took a picture ,but I don't want to diminish the quality of this restaurant B/c of a mistake . Just want to make yall aware to look at your food before eating it , if this was night time I probably wouldn't have notice it

I usually stop by after Church some Sundays. Today I got there around 11:55 am they weren't open. I…read morewas told to wait about 10 mins. This isn't the 1st time I came and there they were closed or ran out of food. The food is pretty good for the price and seasoned well, but the customer service needs to improve which means updating your hours so customers won't waste their time coming when your online hours say open.

So this was my second time ordering from this establishment. The first time I ordered the turkey…read moreburger. I really could have saved the money and used it to make my own turkey burger at home. The customer service should have sent me out the door before I made the order. It seems like they nickel and dime you for the lettuce and tomato that should come with the burger. Should have learned my lesson. Giving this place the benefit of the doubt I tried it for the 7 dollar breakfast. There are very few breakfast places in the area that serve a good home style breakfast. I went in saw that there was a decent crowd and thought okay maybe breakfast is there thang... who can f!&@ up breakfast, so I ordered, customer service did not improve. Sadly it was worse. She was sweet, just could not focus. The food was not good at all. I feel insulted.

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

Service was great, the lady was nice and professional. Food looked and tasted very good. Ramen is…read morenestled under the shrimp but was still seasoned well. I really love that the food is seasoned and not just salty but appearing to be seasoned. I will be back to try other things on the menu. Ambiance is spacious, clean and they play soothing jazz-like music. A very calming experience with delicious food. Did I forget to mention that the food is reasonably priced! This is a plus seeing that most restaurants are over priced for the amount of food you get.

A hidden gem behind Krispy Kreme!…read more If you're riding down Snapfinger Road in Lithonia, don't let Krispy Kreme distract you--there's a whole seafood situation happening right behind it! Crab & Cluck is a fairly new spot, and this was already my second visit. First impressions: the restaurant is bright, spacious, and very clean. They also have a perfect 100 health score--because delicious food is great, but sanitation is the seasoning we should all care about! I ordered the Shrimp Noodle Plate for $13.99, which comes with ramen noodles, shrimp, broccoli, corn, and potatoes. I swapped the corn for extra potatoes and added the garlic eggs for $4.99. I chose the garlic butter sauce, but they also offer Cajun sauce. Baby...that garlic butter understood the assignment! The plate was loaded, flavorful, filling, and definitely worth the price. The noodles soaked up all that buttery goodness, and the seasoned eggs were the perfect add-on. My only complaint is that the shrimp still had the tails attached. Listen, I came to eat--not perform a tiny seafood undressing ceremony! Take those tails off and let me live! Even with the tails, the meal was still a solid 10 out of 10. This was my second visit, and I'll definitely be back to work my way through more of the menu. Crab & Cluck, you haven't seen the last of me! Located behind Krispy Kreme on Snapfinger Road in Lithonia Open Tuesday-Sunday, 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Closed Mondays

Me and my family love coming here! Great quality food and the servers are always really nice! I…read morelove how they are quick to bring hot food out and keep the counters clean!

This is deep within a strip mall so you will not be able to see it from the street. Plenty of…read moreparking. They have a sushi station but I would avoid this. They put random vegetables and fruit in the sushi to save on cost. Most of the sushi has some type of pickle in it. Seems like you are eating pickles with rice. You can tell that the sushi is low quality ingredients and hastily made. I put it below grocery store sushi. They have a Hibachi station to cook all your food to order. All the chicken dishes tasted great. Seafood dishes were hit or miss. I had too much food and I enjoyed it. Buffet and drink cost about $17 during the weekday lunch buffet.

SUPER CUYUTTTEEE!!!…read more This place is definitely a hidden gem ... or maybe just hidden from me . Easy to miss but a "glad I found it." Easy parking. Enough options. Smaller than some of the other food halls in Atlanta but again, just enough. Coffee. Sushi. Mediterranean. Ramen. Seafood. AND there were vendors available during our visit. I love that they have monthly calendar of events and ample indoor + outdoor seating! Definitely worth a visit. And stay a while .

GO TO NORA'S!!! I…read morewas walking in to order something else and the Executive Chef came behind me and introduced herself. She sold me! I tried the lemon kale Caesar and a hot honey pizza (no pepperoni).... I ended up ordering another pizza to go. I will be back. INCREDIBLE!! The pizza was saucy. It wasn't dry at ALL. The salad?? Incredible....