A new favorite bar of ours. The outside seating is so nice, they have individual lamps for each…read morecurbside table! The views of historic Marietta are wonderful and their servers are amazing. We didn't get any food but they have chips available if you're feeling snacky. Definitely a return spot for us.

I've seen this place all over social media and was excited to try it out. It's located in Marietta…read moresquare so there is free street parking and paid lots around. They don't serve food outside of light apps so it's mainly a good spot for crafted cocktails. The drinks were made well and our server gave us great suggestions. This is a very cute spot and would be great for date night and girls night out. They offer indoor and outdoor seating with live music on the weekends. Can't wait to return and enjoy another tasty cocktail.

This location is in the heart of the downtown of Smyrna in a plaza with other restaurants and cafés…read more. The first time I went to this place it red for a drink going drying the day is a diffent vibe. They have a karaoke stage bar area and a side for a restaurant with seats booths and I think I saw high tops outside and inside. We weren't great right away this visit to eat at the restaurant but the service was great and quick. The food came out right away. I ordered very slow so my friend got their food first and really quickly. They knew what they wanted right away. I just did not. . Food was hot fresh and good

Came in expecting an oyster fest after prepaying for our tickets online only to realize we could…read morehave just walked in for free and order the oysters. lol! Soon as we arrived the energy was weird and the staff was overwhelmed and gave us conflicting answers and information regarding the oyster fest. Ordered our food before getting our table because there was 45 minutes wait. An hour later our table was ready and then they couldn't find our orders. Once we finally got our food most of it we had to send back because either it was cold or undercooked. Atkins Park Tavern clearly leans toward a European palate. If you're expecting big Southern seasoning or layered spice, this isn't that lane. The wings were really fleshy and had an odd texture. Not terrible, just not enjoyable. The bigger issue was the she-crab soup. It tasted spoiled, like it had been sitting longer than it should have, and I couldn't finish it. Service and atmosphere were ok, which is why this stays at three stars. Hopefully this was just an off night because of the event, but as it stands 4 out of 10 I do NOT recommend.

Drinks are amazing and the staff is so kind. TVs everywhere and they play big games with sound. A…read moregreat place to watch a game or hang out with friends after work/on the weekend! Shoutout to Joe!

Great little bar with great food. They share the menu with Zucca next door so you get bar food and…read moreItalian. We started with the trout dip, and it was great. Then I had the Atlantic Salmon. I felt the salmon could use a little more seasoning, but overall a good, very filling dish. You'll have leftovers.

Y they have free poker, Christina rocks. Golden Tee for those who care, pool tables and food. Great…read moreplace

Chill atmosphere, bartender really friendly. They have Keno…read more Smoking inside so as long as you don't mind that then it's a cool spot.

This is my second time visiting Dixie Tavern. Today Ms. Delaney B was a great bartender. I had a…read moregrilled cheese +bacon sandwich, fried mushrooms and a Old Fashion all which was very good. The Tavern has live music they also have a couple pool tables. Dixie Tavern is a cool dive bar to come and just chill, have conversation with the bar mates. Or just sit and enjoy the band.

The fried pickles were awesome. They are made in-house. They were seasoned and battered perfectly…read more Not too salty and the batter was not too much. I had a couple of Michelob Ultra's to wash down the pickles. Pleasantly surprised with this neighborhood spot. Our waitress was very attentive and told us to make sure we stayed for the love entertainment that was about to perform. This is your classic no frills dive bar experience with a long wooden bar and mirrors behind the bar. Three pool tables are in the rear behind the stage along with outdoor seating to accommodate smokers and those that vape.

Food... 9/10 Service... 10/10…read morePrice... 9/10 This was an excellent dinner stop right in the heart of Marietta. On a Saturday night around 8:00, we did experience about a 30 minute wait, but there was space to wait outside. Our server, Liz, was top notch. She knew we had a wait, and she made sure menus were in our hands as we walked in. The food came out quick, and smelled amazing! The food was outstanding. The Huli huli chicken bowl will fill you up, and the sauce that comes with it was great. The Philly was hot and fresh. The cut of steak was particularly nice.

I'm a bit late with this review but so bare with me…read more WINE WEDNESDAYS. What an amazing innovation. They've got a robust list of wines to choose from and great menu items to pair them with. Ample space for seating inside or out, service is quick and friendly. 5 stars! For food we wanted to try the Deviled Eggs. Wasn't quite our cup of tea but the Portofino Bowls definitely made up for it! Our server sold it to us when describing it and advising it was going away for the season. Definitely recommend this place if you're in the area.

This theater retains a lot of its history both in its architecture and in little quirks such as $3…read morepopcorn and other budget friendly snacks/drinks (the popcorn is DELICIOUS, by the way!) I love that they have a large variety of comedy shows, movies, tribute bands, etc. and that it is located right at Marietta square. There's a bar upstairs to hang out prior to the show, and the bathrooms, though modestly small, are generally well kept and clean. Inside the theater (I've only ever been in the room on the first floor) is clean and fairly standard in terms of seating (not tiny/cramped, but also not la-z-boys like a movie theater). I wish they had cup holders, but I find that most older/classic theaters do not. Chairs are not the most comfortable for me (my lower back hurt a bit after an hour), but my husband seemed to find it all right. Volume is on the louder end if you're up in the front (first 8 rows or so), so you might want to bring ear plugs. I found that during the beginning of the production, the lighting was still being tested/doing weird things as it was getting incredibly bright then dim on one of the singers, even when it wasn't her part. They seemed to have figured it out in the end though. Overall, we had a great time, and like I said, prices seemed about right. We are looking forward to attending more shows/events here!

The lumiere lounge on the second floor of the Strand is a gem! The perfect little piano bar, we…read morelove coming for the jazz sessions they host or even just a Saturday night cap. A must see!

I got the chance to visit the Coca-Cola Roxy to see Miguel in concert for his Caos Tour earlier…read morethis month, and I was not disappointed. It is located in The Battery and is surrounded by various other bars and eateries. So, it's a great spot to make a whole night of. The overall venue was quite spacious, despite the massive crowd that attended the concert that evening. The security check process was efficient and, honestly, pretty quick considering the LONG line. This event was not seated, so it was standing room in the main open (ground) floor area. Seats were available for purchase at the upper level (or for VIP, but do not quote me on this). Even though it was standing room, I still had a solid view of the artist(s) once they came on stage to perform. The acoustics were GREAT! All performers were clear of sound, and there were very minimal audio issues. My friend and I were near one of the bars near the venue entry and bathroom area, so we had easy access to all points. Price points for food, snacks, and drinks were a bit high, but that is to be expected in these types of venues. I typically try to eat prior to avoid spending extra money on snacks that are upcharged. The specialty cocktails were also on the pricer side, but the upside is that they came in a cute container that you could keep and take home as a souvenir (or at least that is what I did). As far as parking goes, it looked like it was a challenge. However, I cannot speak fully to it as my friend, and I got dropped off and picked up by another friend. Traffic in and out of the area was a challenge, but again, it's to be expected when there are games or other concerts / major events occurring. All in all, for my first concert experience at this venue, I truly enjoyed myself. I would definitely go back, and I'd like to see how the experience is when it is a seated event.

This is a small music hall or concert venue. But I like it because there are no bad seats, unless…read moreyou're on the right facing the stage behind a large square pillar. Every year for 8 years I've said whenever Miguel goes on tour, I'm going to see him. The crowd for this was 3 times the size of the venue so I'm not so sure where they all went. I don't like the idea of standing room only. The concert got interrupted twice for ppl passing out. My boyfriend paid too much money for last minute tickets to be seated up top to deal with interruptions. Miguel is so good he recovered fine, but it still was annoying. It's also a scam because even though you pay for seated tickets, they claim you still have to wait in the "general standing population line" which is insane. I kid you not, the line! Length of a football field or as far as I could see. So guess what, he paid another $80! for fast pass entry on top of already paying $300+ each for tickets. Come on now! Plus! $35 to park? This is why I stop going to Cobb. Insane price gouging. And I love going to braves games in the summer. And I really like The Battery, but this was a lot. We sat in row "A" directly in the center of the venue facing the stage which was nice. There was no one in front of us. They have no projectors, so if you can't see, you'll need to be on the right or left closest to the stage up top, or standing room only on the floor. Overall, any other act I would probably be mad, but the show was so good Miguel's performance made the great. Only other gripe is the show was short to me. Lastly, I have no clue what happened with gps or if CCR was ever associated with downtown Atlanta, but I've never noticed the Coca Cola Roxy at Truist Park. I've never been to this venue until now, so it didn't occur that it was in the Battery on Cobb pkwy. The map took us to 65 Trinity Ave SW. I was so annoyed. Luckily it was early enough before the show to account for all this error like parking, driving another 30mins from downtown, and figuring out the bogus line. I was not going to be late. If someone you want to see is performing here, get the tickets early and do pay over $150. That's about the value this was worth for me.

Timbers Taven is a local dive bar with a mixed crowd. A coworker had their birthday celebration…read morethere so I stopped by. It happened to be karaoke night. Karaoke night was fun. There were some people who could really sing and some just having a good time. I enjoyed the entertainment. The drinks were okay. I had a Margarita with little too much mix. I didnt try the food. I had already ate. The crowd seemed to be having a good time. A few smokers but not overbearing. I didn't leave smelling like smoke so thats a win.

Friendly service and good music. Smoking is also allowed inside. The food was pretty good too.read more

We came here with a group of 12 to celebrate a 60th birthday, and overall the dinner experience was…read moregreat. The food was excellent, the drinks were on point, and our waitress did an awesome job handling such a large party. She stayed on top of everything and made sure we were taken care of all night. After dinner, we decided to check out the speakeasy through the freezer door--Eleanor's--and unfortunately, that's where the experience took a turn. The atmosphere itself was nice--semi-dark with a cool concept--but it could definitely lean more into a darker, more immersive speakeasy vibe. The bigger issue, though, was the service. It was night and day compared to upstairs. The waitress came across as rude and unwelcoming from the start. A few of us sat down in a small corner area with an L-shaped bench and some extra chairs we had to pull over ourselves. Obviously, with 12 people, there was no way we were all fitting there, yet she insisted she wouldn't take any drink orders until everyone was seated. That made no sense, especially since there was standing room and even a bar-height table available. To make matters worse, there was zero acknowledgment of the birthday--not even a simple "happy birthday," which felt like a missed opportunity given the occasion. When we asked about Fireball shots, the response was a blunt "um, no," followed by "you can have water," as she started filling glasses. That pretty much summed up the vibe we got. Not sure if this is typical service down there or just an off night, but it was enough to make us decide we wouldn't come back to the speakeasy. Bottom line: If you're in the area, definitely check out Muss & Turner's for dinner--it's worth it. But I'd skip Eleanor's and save your time and money.

Went there for lunch with my coworkers. We enjoyed each meal. I had The Burger and it was…read moredelicious. The fries were crispy and delicious, as well. The speakeasy in the back is neat. Highly recommend it as well!