Only ok. Went here before a concert at State Farm Arena, which is walking distance. The food was completely typical bar food. We sat at the bar and the bartender was nice, but overwhelmed and service was slow. Won't hurry back. Expensive for what it is. read more

The whole keg tap at the table is a huge gimmick, I think there are at most 4 tables in the whole place with these. The person who made the reservation insisted we had reserved one of these reserved, the staff disagreed... and they only kept pointing to the 2 empty keg tables "those are already reserved, see???" ... as if the fact that we told them *we* had reserved one went in one ear and out the other... Went here for a business dinner... which in it of itself was meh since we could have gone anywhere! Aesthetic wise, the place is nice to look at, for a sports bar. There are TVs everywhere. I don't really buy into the whole "upscale sports bar" ... a sports bar is a sports bar, and this one is no different than the next.... it has newer tvs, sure. The look reminds me of Rockit here in Chicago, though the food at Rockit is better.. If you think it doesn't look like a sports bar, maybe you were in a different restaurant than I was. There was no shortage of TVs, they even bought an expensive Crestron control system to control them all. The service was sub-par if you ask me...Our group arrived... we had a reservation and we were waiting on 2 or 3 people. We would have been more than happy to be seated at our table, yet they told us we had to wait... It's a sports bar, not a 15 course tasting menu. There's no need for everyone to be started off on the same page, and we were OK with sitting down and getting a few drinks. And there were plenty of open tables, including the one we would eventually be seated at. Sure we could have gone to the bar and bought drinks, but on a business dinner many would be reluctant to do this since it's a pain to have so many transactions, one is just easier and sometimes even necessary. Nobody offered to take our coats or check any of our bags or anything, despite the fact that I saw them doing this for others (there was a coat stand next to the hostess). Once seated, the waitress took away our menus despite the fact that that's where the drinks / wine were listed. I started out with a cocktail but then switched to wine, I had to ask for a menu since they insisted on collecting them before (despite me asking to keep one for later). Then after ordering my wine from the menu I put the menu next to a pile of bags that was on the floor (since leaving the piece of paper on the table was obviously out of the question for our waitress). She actually came while she thought I wasn't looking and took the menu out of that pile. The menus are printed on newspaper (made to look like a newspaper in fact), nothing too fancy, it's not like they were needing to protect something expensive. Is it too hard to leave a table of 13 people one single menu? I don't get it, menu nazis. The place was loud, and being seated at an actual table was counter intuitive to having any sort of group discussion...we couldn't have heard anyone across the table if we wanted to. A keg table would have been more group-friendly and social. When we were done eating the waitress brought our check despite nobody actually telling her we wanted it (trying to turn a table on a business dinner where 13 or 14 people would've had a few extra rounds of drinks?? someone needs to buy this waitress a clue)... she didn't even ask if we wanted dessert! Foodwise... it was upscale pub food. Not all that cheap, there were $30+ entrees even. An order of wings was $11. I asked the waitress for an entree recommendation... she said the beef pot pie ($22) was great... that sounded good so I tried. It wasn't very good. The broth was REAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLY salty. Disgustingly salty in fact. I ate the meat and later went out for more food. For a place trying to be upscale, the bathrooms were not as clean as they should have been. The same owner just opened a copycat place of this in Chicago (Bull & Bear). read more

Food was delicious and quick!! Came on a playoff Sunday quickly seated and appetizer was the crispy ribs they were so damn tasty!! You have to try em. The Stone Mt Doublecheese burger absolutely bomb!!! Waitress was attentive kept our drinks flowing while we watched the Texans keep giving the Chiefs an easy route to the Superbowl. Highly recommend this place read more

Holy nachos, Batman. Seriously, these suckers were a sight. A HUGE plate, absolutely smothered with guacamole, black beans, cheese, chicken, the lost city of Atlantis... um, yeah, everything. I made my dinner off of them, and 5 or 6 people easily could have done the same. From the same plate. In addition to the mindboggling nachos, what's not to love about SUPER friendly service, local beer taps AT YOUR TABLE, and discounted parking in a safe, clean deck across the street? Nothing, friends. Absolutely nothing. read more

We went here late on a Friday night, so late they weren't serving food anymore :( When I first walked in I was like.. Wow.. this is a sports bar? There are really nice tv's everywhere, some little loungish areas, and you can pour your own beer.. The bathrooms are like a huge baseball dugout hall, which each one customized for the decades. With facts throughout the years and also a radio in each one. I really liked the atmosphere here. They played great music, tons of stuff that I haven't heard in forever, I love that. I'll go back at an earlier time to really check it out. Side note--with the storm that just came through a lot of the roads are closed over there, so its kinda tricky to get to right now... hopefully they will have that cleaned up soon. read more

My vacation in ATL was a short one. Before I left I wanted to experience the nightlife in downtown. Driving around to see if anything catches my eyes and I saw a bunch chocolate eye candies outside in line. I knew my Filipino ass would stand out in the crowd but maybe that can be an advantage if these southern honeys wanted to try a new flavah....damn I got no love haha. But inside it was a diverse crowd of Caucasians and Blacks with one Filipino. Back to the subject, the inside of this place is chill. Its a combination of a sports bar, lounge, and restaurant. Didn't get a chance to eat because the wait for any tables for 2 on a Thursday night was ridiculous. The second floor was the chill roof lounge where it was more easier to socialize with people which seems to be the purpose it was set up for. The first floor was more of a place to sit down, eat, and watch sports from the many flat screens available. I'm only rating this place on the set up and social scenario. I didn't want to wait to find a table to open up and just decided to eat at the restaurant next door with a friend. PS: ATL has the flyest black honeys on earth! read more

If you want good beer, no. I tried several beers and they were hard to finish. Food and service was decent though.

We came here the other night after attending a concert at Philips. Our car was in the parking deck across the street. I was hungry. Max's Coal Oven Pizza had just closed for the night. The process of elimination and the sound of some soulful acoustic music led us to Stats. The hostess was really friendly and led us to a giant, comfy, circular, booth. It would have been big enough to easily seat 6, but since the place wasn't jammed packed, I was happy that we got the booth! Everybody loves booths! Yay booths! The server came buy quickly to take our drink orders, but it took a while for him to come back and deliver the goods. We love fish. We love tacos. We decided to split a plate of fish tacos. There was a choice of three sides: fries, sweet potato fries, or a garden salad. I was gonna get the salad, but Jang was in the mood for sweet potato fries. Seeing the skeptical look on my face, the server said we could have half regular fries and half sweet potato fries. Compromise. I like that! The 3 nicely-portioned tacos were decent. Not great. Not bad. Decent. I've had a lot worse (Noche), and I've had a lot better (Marlow's); this one fell somewhere in the middle. I think if they used grouper instead of talapia (not 100% sure what it was, but it had a strong, "grassy" taste, if you know what I mean) I would have enjoyed it immensely. Besides fish, the tacos came with thick-cut cabbage and a savory sauce inside. Not bad! I, personally, could have used more cabbage, but that's just 'cause I can get greedy with the veggies sometimes. The server was really nice, but it seemed to take a while for our check. Still, it didn't really bother me because I enjoying myself. Jang, however, was getting antsy. If you come here, just relax and have a good time without being in a rush and you'll be fine! All in all, I wouldn't make a trip out of my way, but if I happened to be in the area after a concert, I wouldn't object to going back again! read more

Here is why I like Stats: a) The restaurant raises the game aesthetically for all sports bars. With top floor patio/balcony that is pretty huge, I have to admit its an impressive spot visually. b) I like the fact that you can pour your own damn beer if you want. Thats just cool and a different concept specifically if you are hosting a small group. c) Another note about the deck upstairs, they have these like mini fireplaces (thats the best i can describe them isnt it a shame?), but basically a group of you can go up on a colder atlanta evening and sit around your own mini fireplace over cocktails...thats hot! d) Parking is validated, so you can park in the building across the street, and its a good look. What I dont like about Stats: a) They have one of the most confusing menus that I have ever seen. Honestly, they try to make the menu look like a sports page, and my dumb azz couldnt find the food, and thought I was reading the damn sports page. Cool effect, but I think a lot of ppl are confused by the dumb azz menu. b) The food is average at best. Have had the burger, a salad and nachos at this spot, and they all were nothing to get excited over. c) The nachos: I like the concept, give em a pile of all the b.s.t hat you can throw on their, and try to make our "own spin" on the nachos by putting actual chicken wings in the damn nachos...and now we have made a name for ourselves by having the biggest, sloppiest, stupidest nachos in the city of Atlanta. And the kicker charge $15 dollars for the nachos, and watch how many greedy azzes take us up on our offer? Sigh...cmon Stats...cmon! Help a brother out! Visually, you have to respect this place. Has taken over Fox Sports reign as the "spot" to watch the game. During the finals I heard of 4 hour waits to get in this place. Try it out...just dont get the nachos if you dont have a party of 40. read more

Stats fills a much needed niche in the Atlanta sports bar world. It seems the choices are either dives that call themselves a sports bar or you have the corporate chains that are clones of all their other locations. It is multi-level with private rooms. They have a rooftop deck that will be wonderful in the spring. I met some fellow Yelpers on Thursday night. No matter where you sit, you can watch the game without turning away from your friends. As Eric S raved, the staff was terrific. Friendly, flirty and attractive waitresses are always a good thing! I had the fish tacos and they were terrific. They came with fries, which seemed strange. Next time I will ask what other side I can substitute. The other dishes that I saw all looked and smelled great. Definitely want to get the nachos when I am there next. The taps at the table sounds like a better idea than it really is. You only have the two choices (and since one was Budweiser - really only one choice. Luckily it was Harp). There was the foam problem and the counter that shuts it down when it reaches a certain amount poured. I feel this gimmick is just that - a gimmick that will get old. read more

Walked over to Stats following the Falcons game to continue the victory celebration. We went up to the rooftop bar to swill as it was a beautiful day. There was a nice size bar and plenty of seating - high tops, wooden benches, and decent size round tables. Ordered the bucket of Miller Lite - five 16 oz bottles for $18. Great deal! We didn't order food, so can't review the eats. However, looked like nachos were a big hit. Everywhere you looked it seemed people were chowing on nachos. The interior consists of brick walls, iron railings and TV's everywhere. A nice size bar with two dining rooms on either side. Also, thought the individual restrooms downstairs with a red light/green light system was a nice touch. Pardon the pun! Definitely liked the atmosphere and will go back to try the food. read more

Absolutely ridiculous. I came in this bar to watch Kobe play his final game with my jersey on and am absolutely disgusted by the customer service at this place. Yelp informed me that the bar closed at 11pm so I inquired with the hostess about whether the restaurant would stay open for the game. She informed me that they would. We then sat in the restaurant for over 20 minutes just to have the waitress to tell us that we wouldn't be able to watch the game because the restaurant was closing!!!! The manager comes over and WITHOUT apologizing confirms that the restaurant is closing. I explained that the hostess informed us that they were staying open for the late games. Still no apology. WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER. I won't be back. There is a Taco Mac and a Hudson Grill just blocks away. Don't waste your time or uber on this place. read more

Great service and good food! Went to watch college football with the family. It's a balanced atmosphere, families in the back room and everybody else near the bar. The food was good, fresh and arrived timely. The pace was nice and the atmosphere clean. The bathrooms were easy to find and clean too. THE BOILED PEANUTS ARE TO DIE FOR! read more

I decided to check this place out for the big Patriots game. I didn't really have a dog in the fight, and from the crowd there, neither did many others. In fact take away the TVs and it would have been just another trendy bar. The aesthetics of Stats are impressive, it has an "industrial loft" feel that's a far cry from the Hooters imitations most Sports Bars end up with. The beer taps on the tables seem to be more of a gimmick than a selling point. There only seemed to be 3 or 4 tables with them, and while watching over 2 hours, did not see anyone actually use them. The TV screens were a little small in the dining areas, almost like they were an afterthought. The massive ticker running across the bar probably looked really cool in the designer plans, but it's distracting. When we were there it was running headlines like "Young Female Singers hope for good 2008" and a bunch of hockey scores for games that were happening the next day. I think it would have been better to flip the ticker and the TV screens and then made the screens bigger. The waitstaff kept up with the packed house as best they could, though their uniforms of Adidas warm-up tops and Cargo pants were a little to "trendy" The food was better than most sports bars, the wings are decent. The french onion soup appetizer is a real surprise. The Chop Chop salad is unique, but ORDER THE SMALL. The regular would feed a table of 4 easily. The location leaves something to be desired, don't expect to go elsewhere for post game. It almost forces you to drive or cab anywhere else, unless you want to cross the park to downtown, or CNN center. Overall I got a very "trendy" vibe from Stats, it feels like the place where you go when you want people to know your "going to a bar to catch the game/fight". I don't see it as the place for my friends to catch a Sunday afternoon of NFL fun. It will be interesting to see what happens in 6 months when the vibe wears off. read more

Ok, so I just got off the phone with Dionne Warwick and her psychic friends, and lets just say, we predict this is going to be the newest hot spot in Atlanta! My date and I stopped here for a bite to eat, and at the moment I stepped inside- I was immediately wowed! This place is SCHWEET! My favorite part of this sports restaurant was the numerous flat screen TVs, and the streaming ticker. Not to mention there are private party rooms that are good for group parties. The self serve on demand draft tables are definitely cutting edge! You can best believe your blood alcohol levels will be kept at a constant here! The coolest part of this restaurant was the bathrooms- the futuristic unisex light up door lock when emptied are super cool! Beware- you might just see Senator Craig looming down there because they're so cool. I recommend trying the Sweat Potato Fries! They're a perfect blend of sweet, salty, and spicy (like myself). Be careful if you try the Crab Cake BLT though, it gave me a grumbly in my tumbly. I definitely want my birthday party to be held here! And I'm not a sports fan!! read more

So, I've been to the spot one too many times. I think it's time I do my review...Stats was a hangout spot for me when I worked across the street at an hotel. My coworkers known as the Night Cap Crew, would walk over for a drink or two after work. B/c we almost, always worked together on the 2nd shift, it was the only time we could hangout. The place has 3 levels to it with the roof too being the best!!! It's a great spot to watch sport games and the food there is good. The bartenders are the seller for me. If you make good drinks, I'll defiantly come back. Stats also holds private events for large conventions in town. I remember when Microsoft was in town. They shut Stats down!!! It was only open to Microsoft attendees. I mean dang, can I get it!!! They had the joint looking like a club. Stats has become my favorite spot to take visitors to b4 we get the real party started. Very great atmosphere. read more

Horrible if you go durning a major sports even. GOD FORBID going during SUPER BOWL The services is poor. The waiters and staff are apathetic and could give a flying F#%^$ about giving good service. This place needs organization and a willing staff. I'd let them all go and get a new staff. I was highly unsatisfied as a customer! We waited an hour for our food to arrive. It took so long that we just left and went to another BAR. Perhap the judge people on race or its a money thing. I dont know but I expect to be treated the same as a top dollar customer when I walk into an establishment. This is nuts read more

Attended an alumni function here recently on a mid-week evening and was very impressed with the cool and comfortable surroundings. This place makes a particularly good impression for small private events with its upstairs lounge area containing a private bar offering a good selection of beers on tap (if you want to be inside) and a rooftop deck (if you want to be outside). The overall flow is very nice. As the name implies, this is a sports bar, but unlike most I have seen in Atlanta, the owners spent what must have cost a small fortune converting this older building into a modern, hip bar complete with high definition flat screen televisions, leather furniture and interesting architectural features. The designers left the brick exposed for a neat contrast of old and new which flows very nicely. Nice attention to detail. At the function I attended, hors d'oeuvres provided by Stats included chicken wings and a selection of dips such as guacamole for tortilla chips. The food was delicious, fresh and the presentation was well done. The chicken wings were great because they weren't too saucy. In the private room, friendly staff greeted the guests and provided prompt service. Music was not too loud, so you could actually talk to people without screaming (cheers to that!). All in all, it made for a very nice vibe. If you are planning a networking event or other similar-type meeting, I'd recommend that you check this place out. Given the cool ambiance, I'd definitely return with friends just to hang out and watch some sports. Park directly across the street in the deck attached to the Hilton Garden Inn and Stats will provide validation. Phillips Arena is within walking distance if you happen to be attending a sporting event there (not close, but not too far away either. We didn't walk from the CNN Center, but I'd estimate that it's about three or four city blocks away on Marietta Street, on the far edge of Centennial Olympic Park). Disclaimer: The evening I visited Stats there was no sporting event going on at Phillips Arena or at the Georgia Dome, so I cannot comment as to what crowd or parking conditions might be like then. Also, since I attended a private event here, I also can't comment on the rest of the menu, so please refer to the other reviews for information on these points. read more

STATS is seriously the sports bars of all sports bars, here in ATL. Well, that's just my opinion but I think others would definitely agree. Was able to watch both Duke games last Saturday and Monday night and each experience was as good as it gets. The wait staff was tremendous, the food was delish, and we got a chance to meet the GM, who was equally hospitable! Be sure to check it out peeps! read more

NOTE: THIS REVIEW IS BASED ON PRIVATE ROOM RENTAL ONLY. I was in search of a downtown spot for my 30th birthday that: 1) Close to hotels, eateries and sites for my out of town guests 2) Offered both private space, bar and food catering all in one 3) Wouldn't break my pockets since every ATL location feels they are "special" for some reason 4) Had my preferred date availability After an intense search, many $5k tab minimums, Stats it was! I was very pleased with the service and availability of the event coordinators (Kelsie & Tim) from providing me with a tour of all available rooms, understanding my requirements and making suggestions, and putting up with all of my thorough planning (multiple emails/calls). Hey, if you're going to plan an event, you gotta be thorough, right? For the day of event, I dropped off decorations (and cake) with explicit instructions on how to setup the Adidas room....and they did it perfectly and then some! The bartenders were quick, friendly and heavy handed. The wait staff was attentive and sweet. The food stayed warm even though I was at the bar more than the food. The A/V setup for my slideshows using the flat screens were almost perfect. I would definitely recommend Stats for private parties if you have the budget! read more

The food wasn't very good at all. The spinach dip appetizer was topped with cheese that wasn't fully melted, the fish tacos were soggy and topped with a load of creamy sauce and soggy vegetables. The cocktails weren't nearly as finely crafted as the descriptions led me to believe. I would argue that my cocktail was nothing more than a vodka cranberry . The server was a really nice guy. Not nice enough to lure me back though. read more

Good beer selection, average food (I had the Texas Burger with fries) and inattentive service. Lots and lots of TVs - your game WILL be on. My medium cooked burger was a little undercooked. It was good, but not I-can't-wait-to-get-back-here good. Fries were very good and so was the pickle. Yes, the pickle - it was different and very tasty. The server spent too much time chatting with a coworker/boyfriend at the table in front of me. read more

Wanted to try them out, big mistake. Place was empty, hostess at door was too busy talking to a friend to bother to speak with us. Were told to just sit at bar, tables were for food (again, place was empty). Bartender was no help, just threw menus out and walked away. We decided to leave without ordering anything told bartender and hostess that we were disappointed in the lack of service to which the response was "that is how they are." Avoid this place. read more

Based on reading the reviews, Stats is not as good as it used to be. However, we still found it to be a four-star experience. Great layout with three floors, and an awesome rooftop, lots of TVs, and friendly service. Our food was OK/mediocre, but what I would have expected from a typical sports bar. The rooftop is an awesome place to go hang out after a game at either the Phillips or the Dome, soon to be Mercedes. This is a very unique design for a sports bar and worth bringing friends before, or after, or to watch a game. read more

We ate at STATS Saturday night, not realizing that the Jonas Brothers concert was the very same night at Philips. (NIGHTMARE) The restaurant was filled with a ton of kids to begin with. Not exactly my "scene", but after 1 1/2 hours in traffic due to an accident, construction, and concert goers - we were all ready for a stiff drink by the time we arrived, and I barely paid attention. We all ordered at once, but one person in our party got their cocktail about 15 minutes after everyone else which was a bit aggravating. It just so happens he chose the $5 mojito special that day. Coincidence? Maybe. They do have a relatively large selection of food - all with VERY healthy portions. I ordered the crab cake BLT with sweet potato fries for my entree. The food was fantastic...and while we were all satisfied with our choices from the menu - the service was very slow and the atmosphere was lacking. (Well that is, unless you like seeing children under the age of 12 occupying all of the coveted beer tap tables!). Overall, I love all of the Concentrics restaurants and this sports bar theme is great for exactly what it is...a more "upscale" version of your standard bar food menu. Next time, I'll be sure to check the schedule at Philips before I make my trek from the burbs.... read more

Heftier, more robustier review to come - ok i lied. This will suffice... This is to replace my very unsatisfactory review i had posted earlier. We revisited and had a very informative tour courtesy of their event director Debbie Golden. My fiance and I were able to tour most of their spaces and both agreed this would make for a very unique and social rehearsal party. We also stayed for dinner to try the food. I had the rueben (mouthwatering!) with sweet potato fries (cold but still tasty). Kelly had the sliders and regular fries - she seemed very pleased with all of it. The advantage to choosing Stats is that you can personally design your menu with items that Stats serves as well as items from any other Concentrics restaurant (price will fluctuate obviously but it's a nice option to have). The rooftop bar has TVs that can run separate games or one source (slide show, video, etc) and you can use a microphone as well to be sure you're heard over the street noise outside. Probably not necessary if you're in the Adidas room. All in all i'd define STATS as an upper-end sports bar. Our waitress suggested "sports restaurant" which is also fair. Nicer entrees are available on the menu and beer prices are fair considering it's Down Town and this place has got to pay the rent somehow. 4 Stars is better than 1! read more

Went to Stats to get a quick bite to eat while in Atlanta. It's not your typical sports bar. It has tons of Televisions to watch your favorite game but it's not too loud where you can't have a conversation. We decided to go with wings to gauge the food. The wings came out fast, hot and crispy. Also ordered a Moscow Mule and a Stella which was on point. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a place to hang out or watch a game in Atlanta! read more

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The food here isn't anything special, but that's not the point of coming here. It is all about the sports here, even the staff wears Adidas gear as their uniform. If you sit inside, there are a lot of tvs on with all kinds of sports. I've also been here with a group that rented out a room in the upstairs. It was great to have our own space, but we could walk out the room onto the roof patio and mingle with others drinking and listening to fun music. My only gripe as that even though I got there early in the night when not many people were there, the bartenders were pretty slow and seemed to enjoy ignoring us. read more

This might be one of the lamest places I have ever been... Ok, cool, there's a freakin tap in the middle of my table... hooray! My day's of waiting for beer are over! WROONNNGGG. After every 48 or 60 ounces poured, the waiter has to reset it. We had about 6 people at our table so everyone couldnt even get a full beer out of it. Which brings me to... The Service: Now i' ve worked in a few restaurants, so I know how much being a server can suck. I also know that when you have a section with about 6 6-tops, all completely full, you ask for some help. I'm being dead serious when I say this might be the worst service I have had in my life. Literally, he turned our tap on, we all poured *part* of a glass of beer and we didnt see him again for another 30 minutes. Its one thing to sit at a table with an empty glass, but its just downright depressing when there's a tap staring you right in the face. Food was ok, nothing special. Overpriced (but hey, welcome to downtown). Service was so bad i'll never go back. On top of that, the waiter was a complete d-bag and manager didnt seem to care. read more

Great place to watch the game in a nice upcoming area with the college football hall of fame coming up the street but like many high end sports bars the food is just average. read more

We partied here on Friday night with Ambrosi and Friends. It was an especially important night, since our girl Kelly is leaving Ambrosi and working with David! Kelly know a lot of people and was able to reserve a table with the cool beer taps as well as score all of us a free round of drinks! Definitely a good start towards a fantastic evening We were a pretty rowdy bunch and it was nice that they sat us over in the back where we can cause some ruckus. Our waitress was awesome and she was fun as well as laughed at our jokes. We decided to order some appetizers...Chicken Nachos, Hummus and Pimiento Cheese Dip and Chips with Blue Cheese. Everything was very good, especially the nachos! It was huge as well...could serve up to 4 or more! I've been here before and had the Sliders which were good but noticed the other food could be on the small portion side, which is weird for a sports bar! For dessert, I ordered the sorbet which was refreshing! I always have a good time when I am here and I would definitely come back although I am not a huge sports watcher. At one point, we even tried to get our waitress to change our television to Oprah, Food Network or HGTV! read more

The first thing that I would like to recognize about STATS is the service. Will was our server and he was on point, all the way. I tried several of their specialty Martini's...all themed on Atlanta and was very pleased that I ventured out. They have a great selection of draft beers as well. We went for the typical bar fare - spinach and artichoke dip and their hummus platter. Everything was delicious and way above average from your local bar. They have specialty booths as well that you can reserve with a group to watch a game and have your own keg tapped right there at your table...AMAZING!!! While it was a little chilly while we were there, they do have a fantastic rooftop patio with TV's, cigar smoking, the works... Note: STATS, Rise Sushi and Der Biergarten are all owned by the same restaurant group AND they are all right next to each other. I highly recommend trying all three. Not too mention they are all accepting Scoutmob at the moment. Park across the street in the parking deck, all three restaurants validate up to 3 hours. Or if you are heading into an event, park there, have dinner and walk over to Philips / Georgia Dome. read more

My husband and I came here for the first time on a Saturday night and boy were they busy! This place was absolutely INSANE!! Luckily we had an AWESOME waitress who took great care of us. Even though it was busy, she was very attentive, outgoing, and very knowledgeable . She made everything on the menu sound so delicious that we had a hard time deciding until she sold us with the Brisket Burger and the Fried Chicken. Both were Amazing, although the kitchen was stingy with the brisket. We asked if she knew of any good local beers, and she suggested the beers that they brew themselves so don't forget to try the Shooter Mcgavin or the Amber Ale if you ever have the chance to visit. Those were definitely our favorites ! Overall, my husband and I had a GREAT experience. We chose the perfect place to come watch the March Madness games. We will definitely be back with hopes of Oshianna being our waitress again. That girl is good at what she does so if I were you, I would ask for her! read more

Great sports bar, and I am not even into sports. This place (and their delicious sweet potato fries) was recommended to us by our amazing concierge at the Ellis Hotel, and did not disappoint! Luckily, after mentioning our referral, they opened up a 'community table' at a big tap table (two taps of beer to be purchased by the ounce) with just the two of us there, later joined by other very friendly guests who did not have a large enough party of their own to get a tap table. Energetic and friendly atmosphere, perfect for conversation and watching everyone cheer for LeBron James. Pints of Sweetwater 420, a local Atlanta brew, for $5 and definitely get your hands on a bowl of sweet potato fries. They are delicious! read more

Jasmine is the server that you want! She gives dope service and is always making sure that you are taken care of. Great wings and great place to watch the game! read more

Stats has to be one of the most nicely decorated sports "bars" in the city. However, I was corrected by one of the bartenders and told they were not a sports "bar", but rather a sports "restaurant". Um...sure...okay. The decor and concept is great. Quality TV's every where for your viewing pleasure, a nice rooftop seating area, and the lounge-like seating in the upstairs bar area is pleasant. The swivel lounge chairs are uber-comfortable. The food is enjoyable. Nothing fancy, just your typical sports bar fare. the sweet potato fries were sweeter than I had expected. The Stats burger can be a tad messy. For a sports bar, the menu is slightly over-priced. I get the impression that they're trying to be something more than they really are. I have to give this place a low rating simply because of the service. The staff did not seem to care to be there; and seemed to prefer if I had not come there. A shot of whiskey no more than a teaspoon serving. I was not informed that I had choices to choose for a side with my food until my food was already out of the kitchen. I understand that people have their off days, but for that many people to have such a careless attitude makes me wonder. I wouldn't object to going back, but it wouldn't be my first choice, either. My personal preference, but I like my Taco Mac better. read more

I have extremely mixed feelings about this establishment because it has a good number of negatives and positives, but I feel that my bad experience weighs a little bit heavier in my mind. So the good is that they have alot of moniters. No matter where you turn, you can get a great view of the games going on. I ordered a shot of whiskey that was under 5 dollars, and much more than a single shot. I can always appreciate things like that. They have a decent selection of drinks, and nothing thats too overpriced. The food was also quite tasty (I had the chicken quesadillas). Now I must say that the service is what destroyed this place for me. First of all, they cannot accomodate large groups very well, keep that in mind for a busy night with 6+ people. Our food took at least 30 minutes to get to us, and by the time it did, our orders were all messed up, and two in our group didnt get their food at all. It took another 30 minutes to be able to speak to a manager and get the situation handled. I cannot say that I would re-visit this place again unless they increased the size of their staff so they arent straining to get to everyone in a timlely fashion. read more

Very poor service. Asked the server to change the tv to a football game, took a little over 30 minutes for her to do it . Drinks barely had alcohol and the cocktails were at the most 4oz for $10 each. Definitely not worth it. read more

I should have turned around and left when hostess disappeared after she asked for the number in our party. It was a sign of things to come this past Friday night. The night began fairly early (think 5:45) in order that we could see a hockey game. One would never think we would miss the start of the game at 7:30 but we did! Good grief is all I have to say about this place. After waiting another 10 minutes for our waiter to come by and introduce himself and then excuse himself for another 10 minutes, we should have left. Red flags everywhere. Let me keep this short and sweet (or should I say - rather salty). Service - below poor. Our waiter touched all of the females at the table inappropriately and was condescending in tone. When I hunted down the manager to ask about our food, he was indifferent and never bothered to come back to check on us. The food was cold and the beer was warm. And don't get me started on the bathrooms. I think it had been a month since the garbage cans were emptied and everything cleaned. Disgusting. After a half-hearted apology, the waiter left the bill and never bothered to come back for payment. He certainly came running when all 8 of us were at the front door. That was the fastest he moved in the last 2 hours. I sweeetly gave him payment and an appropriate tip. Never again! And that is too bad because it is a cool environment. Oh well, another one bites the dust .... read more

We went at about 7:30 on a Saturday night, and even though we were only a party of four, we managed to snag the last tap table in the place. It happened to be the Sam Adams/Stella table, and we were pretty happy with that (hey, it could have been Miller Lite). The server checked our IDs and turned the taps on, and minus some initial problems with the Stella line, the whole system worked really smoothly--the carbonation was good, and the beers were cold and tasted fresh. I was so fascinated by the whole shebang that I served beers all night, which my friends seemed to appreciate. I do what I can. I'm a giver, ya know? We ordered a sampler platter with shrimp quesadillas, queso dip with tortilla chips, and barbeque short ribs. The short ribs were meaty and falling-off-the-bone tender, but they could have used a bit more flavor. The shrimp quesadillas were outstanding--filled with HUGE shrimp that were perfectly cooked, with just enough cheese and a crunchy tortilla. The salsa was very good as well, so it made for a tasty treat. The four of us each got tastes of everything on the $19, so I feel like it was a fair amount of food for the price. For entrees, three of us ordered burgers, and they were decent. Mine was cooked medium rare as requested, and it came with jack cheese, sour cream, poblano peppers, and red bell peppers. It was juicy, but it wasn't anything special, especially for $13. Service was really quite good, and the atmosphere was swanky and hip (TONS of high-end televisions, low lights, a digital sports ticker-tape going around the bar). There's a rooftop deck, and the restaurant has a short list of cigars for sale. The wine list looked pretty respectable and reasonably priced, but seriously, at a sports bar? Probably not gonna happen, at least not at my table. So, the verdict? STATS is a nifty concept, and would probably be a TON of fun for a large group that wanted to snack on apps, drink loads of beer, watch the game, and not have to wait for a busy server for a refill (again, wouldn't have been a problem for us, since it was a slow night and our server was excellent). Otherwise, I'll probably only return with out of town guests or for the occasional beer binge. read more