Good location and venue. Huge TVs. I guess this was bad timing with March Madness and all, but they ran out of a lot of beers on tap and bottle. Beer selection was poor, considering it's a sports bar... probably about 12-15 for each (with overlaps). The draft came in a plastic cup. I thought I was going back to my college days. The service was great, but that was about it. I rather go to Taco Mac for the insane beer selection and good food. read more

We went to Stats after a visit to the aquarium. The food is meh. Typical bar fare. The beer selection is wholly uninspiring. The day we went our service was terrible. Our server was hardly ever present. She took our order, forgot water refills, and never checked on us. It took her about 20 minutes between the time she took the drink order for the table next to us and when she took their food order. I doubt I'd go back. read more

Bad from the start. Seated at 8:30 for a 7:30 reservation. Had to split up our group. Would not put tables together to seat us . Sat 15 min before anyone came to take drink order. 10 min to get drinks. Placed 2nd round when we ordered food we got 2 of the 6 drinks.20 min later food came still no beer yes I said beer. Oh did I mention I did not get my chilli until after I got my entree and no spoon to eat it with had to wait for someone to walk by and ask for one. Just a bad experience all around from start to finish and one more nail in the coffin the chilli was barely warm cheese would not melt. One star is being generous. read more

Stat-tastic! Really, I didn't know what to expect from this place. It's funny because the publicist for another restaurant told me to check it out, so based on that recommendation, I did. A running buddy of mine never quite made it, so I was solo on my first visit. I had an appetizer and a drink. The appetizer was the French onion soup, but it was served a little different than normal. There were four or five dumplings in the french onion soup and inside there were onions...not sure I saw the cheese though. I still prefer the traditional style. The second time I went to Stats I think was more indicative of how the place is best enjoyed. I met a couple of girlfriends up there and we hung out at the bar and met some guys and ate a big platter of nachos and had some drinks while shooting the breeze. The place was still relatively empty, surprisingly, but I guess it was a Sunday night, but shoot...isn't that when the football games come on? I took more of a tour my second time around. The fight room is cool and when it isn't freezing I think the patio will be a decent hang out spot, though I can think of several places that have a much better view than the old Nike Pavilion parking lot. Will Stat redefine "sports bars" for Atlanta? That remains to be seen. It gets an extra star just for being "NEW," being part of the Concentrics brand and having the history of being the old Adidas building or whatever the server was trying to tell me (notice they all wear Adidas gear). While it's nice to have a tap at your table I think many people will stick with the old standbys like Dugan's, Barley's, ESPN Zone, FOX Sports, to watch the big games. Superbowl and fight nights may be the sell out times, but not sure who will just "drop by" Stats during the off seasons... read more

I came here for a special event and they really took care of us. Food was catered in from Der Biergarten next door. We had our own bartender. We were in an interesting semi-private room. It was down from the floor where you enter with an open ceiling, but still quite intimate and not too loud. The private bathroom for our group was the icing on the cake. The biggest negative is the validation doesn't cover more than two hours. If you're here for a special event, that's not really enough time. read more

Nice atmosphere, really cool industrial vibe. Food is ok, not a huge selection on the menu. Salads were very good portion and tasty. Burger was just ok, they were very busy this trip and it showed with food orders coming out staggered and a couple sides missing. read more

STATS Brewpub - Industrial vibe tvs galore - Sports Bars Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

. Great food. The bartender made us a specialty Sangria made with Kettle One which was OFF THE CHAIN!!! My salmon was cooked to perfection topping my flavorful Ceasar Salad. My co worker enjoyed the Chicken Nachos. Also, great place for game nights. Nice decor, Very spacious and there are plenty of flat screens everywhere. read more

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Cool atmosphere, great food and intoxicating beverages. The hostess Katesha was very accommodating with a smile to boot. I love this place will definitely be back. read more

Food is above average. Prices are "reasonable" for downtown Atlanta. 6 in house brewed beers. Imperial Stout was awesome! Very accommodating food wise. Waaay to many Budweiser products for being in a town with so very many good brews. Decent bottle and can selection. Lots of TV's if thats your thing. For me personally, I would go back but not before I explored some local true breweries. read more

My favorite sports bar in town. Plenty of TV's, good service, fun atmosphere, above average food, and usually a great crowd. The only thing preventing the 5th star are the bathrooms. The worst bathrooms of any place I enjoy going. And it's not even close. They need to totally revamp them after years of neglect, and also have a full-time bathroom attendant. read more

I had the pleasure of visiting Stats on my trip to Atlanta last week. Shannon was our bartender and she was awesome. Super personable and excellent service. We were here for lunch, so the place wasn't that crowded. Some good local brews on tap. Food was surprisingly good for a sports bar. Lets get to the food i tried: Dirty Bird- Crispy chicken, vinegar slaw with a sriracha mayo. This sandwich was very delicious. It comes with extra crispy chicken, but still moist on the inside. The slaw is a great accompaniment with the sriracha mayo that has the heat cooled. Recommended. Mac n Cheese- Original in style, but extremely well executed. Recommended. I hear at night it gets a lot busier and i can't review what it's like then, but if you need/want to grab a quick bite during the lunch hour i would recommend Stats. read more

Stats has been around for ages, but it's one of those places that I'd never bothered to visit before. Ten times out of ten, whenever I'm on Marietta St on foot with company, we inexplicably end up going a little bit further down and to Der Biergarten. But on this particular afternoon, a das boot of beer didn't sound that appealing, and the want for some more sustenance other than a ridiculously large pretzel made Der Biergarten not necessarily the logical choice. So, to Stats we went. Allow me to paint the picture of the time in which I visited Stats for the very first time: * Sunday afternoon * Before post-church crowd * In late-January, the presumed "slow period" for tourism * Not football season * NBA doesn't play until evenings * No notable events at Georgia Dome, GWCC or Centennial Olympic Park * Did not drink any booze I wanted to disclose such criteria, because knowing the area, absolutely no promises can be made to anyone else who visits Stats under differing criteria will get the same positive result that I received, because given the area, businesses and the surrounding area are subject to such fluctuation(s) as: * Hellacious traffic * Inaccessibility * Gauged parking * Monumental wait times * Happy hour crowds, sports fan crowds, tourist crowds * Fixed menus * Slammed and overwhelmed restaurant staff None of this should be that much of a surprise, so if you find yourself in a similar situation in which I visited, you might have as equally of a relaxed and well-serviced lunch, but if you decide to come in the midst of college bowl/NFL season, or some major conference/convention, then I make no promises that you will have as pleasing of an experience. Stats is located at the corner of Marietta and Baker streets, which puts them a stone's throw away from such notable city landmarks such as the Georgia World Congress Center, the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coke and the Civil Rights Museum, as well as Centennial Olympic Park. Slightly further, but still in the right vein are Philips Arena and the Georgia Dome. Needless to say, their business comes primarily from sports fans, tourists, conventioneers, surrounding businesses, or all of the above. There is absolutely nowhere nearby where parking is free, and depending on when you come, it can range from anywhere from $5-20+ based on what events may or may not be occurring in any of the surrounding landmarks. Unlike lots of places in the city, Stats is somewhat reasonably close to MARTA accessibility, be it on the Philips Arena/GWCC stop, or 3-4 city blocks down from Peachtree Center, following Baker Street towards the Aquarium. Anyway, being a relaxed Sunday afternoon, my group and I walked into Stats an hour after they had opened. Given how empty the place was, I almost thought they weren't open, but there was still a hostess up front, and we were seated immediately. The emptiness shouldn't be indicative of the quality of the food and service, so much as it was the time and criteria in which I visited; frankly, I prefer beating rushes and getting into places early, as opposed to having to wait egregious times just to be seated. Service was polite and attentive throughout the entire experience, and I guess I've been having a bad string of service lately, because I found myself especially impressed by the service staff's ability to anticipate refill needs and bringing them; without having to flag anyone down. Being a sports bar, I was pleased to find out that the staff, at least the server I had, understood the Joe Namath "guarantee" reference, in relation to the Joe Namath-namesake wrap they have on the menu. I'd most certainly have judged them with disdain had they not. I ordered their club sandwich, and what they brought me, for $11, seemed like an absolute steal. It's a fairly standard club, so it's got the usual goodness, turkey, bacon, cheese, lettuce, tomato, a little bit of mayo on toasted sandwich bread. It's generously sized, and they're graciously not stingy on the turkey. The sandwich alone is more than filling, but with a side of fries, it's a very hefty portion of food, which I'd rather have instead of something leaving me jonesing for more. Overall, I had zero complaints about my Stats experience, but again, I know that the circumstances in which I visited aren't the most commonly available, given the fact that outside of January, there are usually lots of things going on in the surrounding landmarks that could have increased the traffic. The atmosphere is pretty modern, and full of televisions for watching sports, and not as overly trendy as I thought it was going to be. The service was friendly and attentive, and I couldn't have asked for anything more. The menu is small, but full of decent options, and the club sandwich I had was a fantastic bang for the buck. Personally, I can't say that I'd come during a game/convention time, but under this visit's circumstances, most certainly would consider. read more

We weren't too hungry so we ordered nachos to split between my boyfriend and I. The nachos were "okay," nothing out of the ordinary. I browsed through the other menu items and although I didn't try them, they did seem overpriced to me. The service was great, but I probably won't be back any time soon! read more

Their** I was too excited to write something positive that I didn't proofread. Lol thank you, Matt. Great team you've got.

I was dragged here at midnight after volunteering at an event all night for the after-party. I wasn't really in the mood to go out, but my friend insisted we deserved a drink after a long night of working. We didn't order any food, but headed straight for the patio bar upstairs to get a drink. We were served fairly quickly and they had a lots of draft beers to choose from as well as a decent wine list. All in all, with the amazing view of the skyscrapers of Atlanta, it was a great place to hang out and have a couple drinks late in the evening. On a nice summer evening it is the perfect spot to hang, and even if the wind picks up, there are cozy fire pits, not the heaters like other places, to crowd around so as still to take in the atmosphere. I will definitely go back to try the food and the beer taps at your table though:) read more

I went here for a work function. It looks fairly new but is in a part of town that's not fully developed yet. There are 2 levels, the top floor has a back room for private party as well as a nice deck. A deck that would be nice if it were warmer that is! The first floor has a fairly long bar with wrap around seating. There are also tables with kegs built into them...Plenty of flatscreens mounted above the bar for games. The back room upstairs is actually pretty nice. There is another bar up there and the big plus is a wii with a large screen available!! Food: We had a buffet style meal. The selection to me felt like a potluck because it was so random. But that probably had more to do with whoever put in our massive order...Shrimp with Grits (heard it was good), Meatloaf (so so - but meatloaf is always gross), Roasted bone-in chicken (it was alright - good flavoring but dry), Stats Nacho topping (black beans, guac, cheese), chips and pico de gallo (pico was good), and a veggie plate. Wine selection was good and the bartenders made good mixed drinks...Would be nice for a game, and nice on a packed weekend night. read more

Stats is a sports bar but its also just a good place to hang out, watch TV's and enjoy the rooftop deck. Went with a group of 8 for dinner. Beautiful night so sat on rooftop deck. Laura our server was excellent. The menu has changed I think since the last time I was there. Many more options that now include closer to healthy (not all fried bar food) that I remember from my last visit. Could be that we had all just finished a 5K but all enjoyed. Guac, salsa and chips were a good start. Salsa was surprisingly great. Spinach dip was loaded w/cheese and too rich for me. I ordered the fish tacos. Some of the best I've had in Atlanta. The spicy sauce they put on it is delicious. Comes with three tacos and choice of side. Portions are large. Others ordered cuban (said it was better than local cuban joint), salads, buffalo wrap, collards, sweet pot fries. If looking for a sports bar, I can't comment but if looking for place to hangout on outside deck, this is a good choice. read more

Open, outdoor upper level seating - Wow! Ok, even if the food had not been great, the outdoor seating overlooking downtown Atlanta and Centennial Olympic Park would have won me over. Take the trek up to the upper deck for the best dining experience in the house. The menu varied from sports bar menu to seafood to steak. I tried the demi-glaze chicken it was tender and excellent - outstanding!! The service was decent and again, al fresco dining. Fun place to meet friends for a casual gathering. read more

Slow service and poor food options. Appetizer menu had very little to ofter and rest of menu looked extremely generic.

First of all, I don't go to sports bars for the food. If you're like me, then all you'll care about are the table taps from which you can pour your own beer (YES), the attentive and friendly servers (YES), the numerous bars (YES), and the flat screen TVs that display even the most mundane sporting events (YES). Definitely a place I will chill with friends for a few beers and some game watching. Seems like a great place to hang out after a Falcons/Hawks/Thrashers game. That being said, I would never return for the food. How can you mess up tortilla chips and queso ($11)? The chips disintegrated like sand after the first bite, while the queso was lukewarm gloop. The guacamole and the pico de gallo weren't bad, but how difficult are these dishes? The walnut brownie sundae tasted like something a 4 year old makes for his or her parents with very little adult supervision. The server seemed unfazed by our disappointment and even asked whether the brownie was "too mushy"...obviously she'd heard that complaint before. The "ice cream" is homemade and tastes more like ice milk. Yuck. I was surprised by the poor quality of the food considering that this is a Concentrics operation. All in all, I will return for another night out, but only for the alcohol, sports, and people watching. FYI - they validate parking for up to $10 if you order food and if you park across Marietta Street in the Hilton Garden Inn deck. read more

I'm in town for a conference, and a group of three decided that Stats looked like an interesting place. Yelp reviews seemed promising, although the night before we got a really weird vibe after eating at the pizza joint next door. (It was about 11 pm on a Thursday and we were going to stop in for a beer, since the pizza joint only carried local stuff. We walk in, and the place had about 20 guys sitting around the bar, watching TV. There wasn't one XX chromosome in the entire place. Now there's nothing wrong with a guy's night, but when everyone is emulating grandpa's smoking room, where everyone was pretty silent, it's wasn't really the vibe we were looking for. ) So Friday night - the one this review is about - was sure to be jumping, especially since we were arriving at 10:25 pm. Things looked good as we walked in. The LA Angels were playing on half the TVs, the NFL on the rest. There was a nice crowd, but not packed. On our side of the place there were about 2 empty booths, 4 empty tables. The hostess, (apparently ... I'll get to that later) attempted to seat us at a table. We asked for a booth. No prob. It would take 2 minutes to clean one of the two that just recently opened up. Still, no prob. We stand for a couple minutes while she does her thing, and were seated by 10:30. She gives us menus and that was the last we would ever see her again, though we didn't yet know it. So she, obviously, didn't think she was our waitress. Watching the games, checking out the menu, talking it up, recapping the day, and between 10:40 - 10:50 we've begun to realize the service sucks. Nobody even tries to look in our direction. And even worse, the wait staff wears these uniforms that make it hard to tell whether that are everyday Joes, who could be just walking in, or headed to the restroom, rather than someone ready to serve you. Anyway, we had to literally do a NY taxi cab whistle to get someone to come over, a pretty nice guy with dreadlocks, who apologized for the now 20 minute delay, and proceeded to take our order. We had been sitting for so long, that we had it all ready for him. We gave him drinks, appetizers and entree orders all at once. That was 10:55. We sit. We're irritated. But there's the potential of a light at the end of the tunnel. By the way, as we were looking over the menu during that 20 minute period, I tried to look at other people's tables to get an idea as to order. You know, see if anyone else had something interesting. There were about 10 such tables within my sight lines. Only 2 had any food. I thought to myself that it seemed to be a bad sign. They were apparently waiting a ridiculously long time also. Anyway, I'm in the booth facing Marrietta, so I can see new guests walking in. I watched three guys walk in at 10:45 pm, get immediately seated, and a (different) waiter instantly took their orders. That was right before our New York cabbie whistle. So now, at 11:00 pm, when I see three beers come out to them, I am getting pissed. We start talking about our options. Obviously things aren't going well here and we need a plan B. McCormick's closed at 10 this night, but maybe we'll do pizza again. We weigh these options slowly, hoping, praying that Stats comes through. Not the case. It's 11:07 when we leave. Any place where you can't see service within 20 minutes, and then can't put out three beers on tap in a nearly 15 minute window, in my personal opinion, rates less than the 1 star I'm forced to leave. read more

One of the coolest patio rooftops in Downtown, but that couldn't save the roof from extremely slow, slightly rude and generally inattentive service. So my friend and I went inside to sit at the bar and watch the Hawks beat the Bulls in game 4. The bottled beer was "cool", but not "cold", not even "chilled", really. My service-industry-savvy companion said they were probably packed from the game and were too busy getting beer out of the cooler for the brewskis in the cooler to stay cold. But all I cared about was having a bite and watching the Hawks and the downstairs bartenders were at least paying attention to us, so I switched to draft (which was cold) and we ordered the nachos from the new menu. I don't know how new the menu really is, I haven't ordered food at Stats in a long time, but I do know the nachos have changed. Now instead of a hulking mess that could easily feed four, Stat's nachos are now smaller, with guacamole, pico de gallo and salsa on the side. Much neater and still plenty for 2. The old nachos were still really tasty and were great if you were looking for that kind of grub-fest, but the new version seem to be an improvement all the same. Makes me curious if the rest of the menu has undergone similar renewals. All in all it was an ok experience. I may be curious enough to go try the food again soon. read more

Antjuan is the man. Seriously. If you need legitimate drinks, go to this guy. He's a manager, but he's fantastic. Food was as expected from a sports bar, but Antjuan made our night. read more

Pretty cool sports bar. I loved the rooftop seating. The roasted red mashed potatoes were amazing! I had a burger with pepper jack cheese, pico de gallo, and jalapeños - spicy but tasty! The Dirty Bird is a must try - it's a perfectly fried chicken breast sandwich paired with Sriracha mayo. It's a good spot for groups and American bar food - wings, nachos, burgers, and beer. Gotta get the 120 ounce beer thing too! read more

Since my last review I've been back here twice ...both times the service has been spot on..so it's only fair to boost my rating.

We went here to watch the game on Sunday between Falvons and Greenbay and it was a OK spot but the waiter here came to our table saying that our table was reserved we was at a regular table it wasn't a reservation table so be careful here I want ever go back but after talking to 2 managers they both explain to ignore the guy and I was ok at my table but it's the point that someone wanted my table so badly that the waiter agreed to move me out of the bar as well we was spending this same waiter came to the table before he asked us to move and started cleaning my table off like we asked for the check I advise to stay clear of this spot read more

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Got a table for 6 quick and our server Josh was great and really nice, very attentive to our party. The food was overall good. The nachos could of had the cheese melted a little more but overall the food was good. read more

This place is awesome! Can't believe it took me this long to visit. Great beer selection. Great food(wings are incredible). Staff was very knowledgeable. I will be back. read more

This place is okay. It wasn't anything special in regards to food. It was like any other mediocre place, but what they did have were tv's. This is a sports bar after all, so they do deliver in that aspect. The service kinda lacked, but I wasn't expecting much. You should do the same. read more

STATS Brewpub - Pulled pork sammich and some mac-n-cheese - Sports Bars Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Our party of four visited on a late Saturday evening after a photo shoot. The wait times were short. The food was ok. The staff was accomodating to special requests. The wings were crispy. read more

STATS Brewpub - Wraps and chicken wings - Sports Bars Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Best sports bar in downtown Atlanta! Great menu and beer selection in an even better environment! The best thing on the menu is the fried chicken and green jackets appetizer!! Can't go wrong with the hummus or pretzel either. read more

creative lunch menue, very helpful staff Great place for watching sports Great place for watching sports Great place for watching sports Great place for watching sports read more

Great concept for large or small parties.....taps at the tables-wow. we werre there while attending ACC Tourney. Recommend the wings and asian ribs to start. Great burgers with sweet potato fries-soo good. Fantastic location by the arenas in downtown. Good menu with some interesting twists. Outdoor seating on the roof is great. Close association with the # sports stations 790 THE ZONE -they do live broadcasts there.... Overall, if you're in town for the NCAA tourney, go to Stats for sure.....definitely be back when in town. read more

I came here to watch an NCAA tournament game and thought STATs was a pretty fun sports bar. It was VERY crowded, so the service was a tad slow, but they had good nachos and a pretty good beer selection. There were tables with built in taps that looked cool, but apparently you had to reserve those, so we didn't get to sit at one. John Salley was there because they were doing a radio show from the bar and he was there to promote it. I got a picture with him and got to talk to him for a minute, which I thought set the place apart from other sports bars in the area. read more

Great sports bar but slow service. We sat at the bar to watch some football. The place was not packed but not empty by any means. It took the bartender about 10 minutes to take our first drink order. And the wait for the second one was even longer. Its a good place to watch games, they have a lot of TV's but be prepared to wait. I didn't enjoy sitting at the bar, would probably prefer the tables next time as it was a pain to look up at the TV's. We didn't have food, so this is mostly about the service. read more

Stats has been nothing but welcoming. The servers are friendly and amazing. Drake made us a perfect Black-n-Tan. Thank you!!!!!!! Definitely coming here again tomorrow night. read more

STATS Brewpub - Stats has been nothing but welcoming. Drake made an amazing Black-n-Tan. Thank you!!!! - Sports Bars Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Stats was ok. Promptly greeted and seated, very attentive waitress. Hubs ordered from Stats brews menu and enjoyed his adult beverage. I ordered a $10 cocktail and hoped it would be delish, but it was very watery and almost tasteless. We shared an order of nachos and they were very good. read more

I admit it. I had very low expectations. I despise sports bars. But, I reluctantly agreed to join some fellow conference goers and Stats was where they wanted to go. The food was actually decent. Waiters were attentive and friendly. The atmosphere is laid back. Dare I say I had a pleasant time? Which could mean that for true sports bar fanatics Stats is a place to avoid. read more

Bar service is excellent. Food has been average. Table service has been average. This is based on 4 visits over 6 weeks. Sitting near service area, you get to hear lots of conversation that should be in the back of the house or away from customers who hear EVERYTHING. Again, bar service personnel are standouts. read more

I recently moved to the area so I am in walking distance. I decided to visit this place on Monday of the NCAA Football Championship and the place was packed...but I was able to find a seat at the bar. This is a sports bar so there were PLENTY of TVs so you can see the game anywhere that you sat. The service was pretty good for a busy night and me sitting at the bar. They have a good menu for trendy pub food and a vast selections of beer on tap and bottled. I will be back!!! read more