We loved this little hidden gem! I felt like I was transported somewhere else because it was just…read morethe cutest--exterior and interior. I can imagine it having a great vibe in the evening with all of their lighting. Plenty of parking and the menu was extensive. It's got typical Mexican options but then some Asian fusion options--such a unique menu but we loved it! Our server was so sweet and its kid friendly too with their own menu. Hope to try this place again soon. In a really cute part of Milton/Crabapple.

I was so excited to try this privately owned restaurant and was extremely disappointed by the time…read morewe left. The complimentary chips and salsa were actually the best part. We ordered the Drunken Flamed Fajitas ($36) which sounded like a dream on paper, including onions, peppers, rice, beans, pico and sour cream (only came with 3 tortillas). Everything looked good but it was sooooo spicy. We requested it without jalapeños and it was still spicy, all of it! The steak was extremely chewy and the chicken was burnt, dry and hard. The worst part about our experience was the extra charges. Without telling us, they charged an additional $6 for us and another $6 for my parents who asked for additional tortillas with their fajitas. For $36, you'd think this should come with more than 3 tortillas. The $6 "plate" included 3 tortillas and a very tiny amount of rice and beans and sour cream, which I didn't really want. When we asked the manager about the charge that was never communicated, she looked at the table and said "since you ate majority of the side plate, we need to charge you for it". $42 for Fajitas? I feel like the manager was arguing with us at the table, so unprofessional. We will not be back.

Great atmosphere and service. Had the pleasure of meeting the owner and had a nice chat! Smoked old…read morefashioned was delicious.

My wife and I came to The Rooftop excited to celebrate our 17th wedding anniversary. We walked in…read moreall smiles, found two open seats at the bar, and sat down. Unfortunately, that excitement disappeared pretty quickly. We waited approximately 10 minutes without being acknowledged. A woman standing behind us who had arrived after we did was approached by the bartender and had her order taken first. I'm not going to speculate about the reason, but sitting there and watching it happen certainly didn't make us feel welcome. At that point I decided not to order anything because I already had doubts about staying. My wife ordered a glass of white wine that was supposed to be a 6 oz pour. When it arrived, we both questioned the amount. I even noticed other glasses of wine at a nearby table that appeared to have considerably larger pours. I've included a photo so people can judge for themselves. We weren't looking for special treatment because it was our anniversary. We simply expected the same basic level of acknowledgement and service as everyone else. It's unfortunate because we came in genuinely excited to try a local place and celebrate together. The atmosphere has potential, but our first impression of the service made us feel like we'd be better off spending our anniversary somewhere else.

Love the Tipsy Thaiger! Delicious food and our favorite bartender ever! Tipsy Thaiger has become…read moreone of our favorite Friday night rituals.

I booked a trip to Roswell, Georgia on a last-minute whim to see a show at Ameris Bank…read moreAmphitheatre, so color me surprised that 45 minutes outside Atlanta sits some of the area's tastiest Thai food. I'm a big foodie and was thrilled to find a well-reviewed spot doing authentic but slightly upscale Thai. I came in solo around 6 pm on a Saturday and got a table with no wait, which was a win. There is a small free parking lot behind the building. I had an outdoor concert ahead of me on a record-breaking heat day, so I was trying not to overeat before standing and dancing for a few hours. The menu isn't your average Thai restaurant. It's seasonally focused and a little fusion-y without ever tasting Americanized. (I'm still kicking myself for not having room for the chive fries, which looked insanely good.) There are a lot of great seafood options, and it was honestly hard to narrow down what to get. My waiter was great at walking me through the menu and pointing out his favorites. I started with the Not a Big Dill cocktail on his recommendation, then settled on one large entree: the crab fried rice, which comes with prik nam pla, plus got an extra side of chili-lime sauce, also at the waiter's suggestion. This place clearly prides itself on craft cocktails, but the Not a Big Dill was just not for me. I love dill and was expecting something savory, but instead felt like I was drinking straight sugar syrup. I'm already pretty averse to sweet drinks and had told the waiter before I ordered that I was trying to avoid anything too sweet. I sent the cocktail back to have them tone it down, and it still came back far too sweet. I was too polite to send it back a second time, so I just drank it (probably my fault). Luckily, the rest of the night proved that this cocktail was just a blip. The crab fried rice is an ABSOLUTE banger, packed with flavor and fresh lump crab. The chili-lime sauce brought the dish to life with herbaceousness, tang, and heat. The prik nam pla was good but milder than I usually like (a bit shocking as I don't usually go for very spicy things, but the chili-lime sauce was drinkably delicious.) The overall portion was too big for one sitting, so I boxed up the rest, and it made an amazing breakfast the next morning. I didn't have room for dessert, but I did get their espresso martini, made with pandan-infused gin, Thai coffee, and coconut foam. It completely redeemed the bar after that first drink. I make no apologies that I licked the cup clean of the coconut foam, lol. It was that tasty. Tipsy Thaiger was better than most restaurants I've been to in Atlanta lately. The service was kind, the atmosphere was cozy and small-town, and it was just a really nice evening out. There was one bad drink, but the overall experience negated the one fumble, so I'm willing to overlook it. I'd easily come back to Roswell just to eat here again.

I came mid December for their Holiday menu and had a great time. The venue is fairly small so it…read morewas crowded but we made it work and the tables seemed to rotate out pretty quickly as this was more of pit stop. The food was tasty and filling as we just shared a couple of the tapas items. My favorite were the burger sliders and fries. Each drink was made quickly, well balanced, and gave all the Christmas vibes. Our server was a rockstar as she handled the chaos in the room with so many people putting in orders and was super sweet. Before we arrived a pipe burst so the entire first floor couldn't be used, adding to the congestion of the upstairs area. The staff handled the emergency very professionally. I'll definitely be back for the Halloween and Christmas pop up's this year.

We went for the holiday bar experience. The drinks were good, I wish they had more tequila…read moreoptions.(and you cannot sub alcohol in their holiday drinks). They do serve regular drinks though. They have light bites but it was good. We got the chipotle peach wings which were amazing. The servers were great and of course the ambiance was decorated so nicely for the holidays.

We loved our experience here. Everyone was so welcoming and the food was amazing. We had heard…read moreabout it (We live in Conyers), and decided to try it and were so impressed. We get different options so we can try each other's and everything was prepared to perfection. We've been back a few times and even with a bit of a drive, it's worth it. The food, the servers and ambience were just what we needed for a nice meal out. Well done!

Best espresso martini in Roswell!…read more I have had drinks here before and they are great! I have not dined here yet but will have to try soon!

Amazing Southern food, kindness and ambiance. Our favorite spot is in the very back room filled…read morewith southern charm. I can't resist the fried chicken mashed potatoes and green beans!

OMG! I am mortified! I don't know what happened, but this review was meant for Cooper's Hawk…read more Milton's is excellent now and always has been. I've even done a private event there. My deepest apologies and appreciation for Jovanny's response. The food was good, drinks, good, server very nice. Now, for the reasons I will NOT be back. A poor host can kill an experience and this one today did just that. I asked a few questions about items in the gift shop none of which could she answer, had very little knowledge. Poor training. When my friend arrived and time to be seated, she guided us to our table, laid down the menus and walked away before we ever sat down, no words. We went to leave. She never acknowledged our exiting, but my friend told her goodbye, and then she raised her head. While I was waiting on my friend two managers, walked by I say managers because they had keys hanging from their belt and what looked like walkie-talkies. No eye contact no hello no welcome no nothing. Service should aleays be be on point and especially at their prices. You can get good food anywhere. I go out for the experience. Your hostess and managers killed it and not in a good way. First and last time.

Amazing food, good vibes and excellent service. I would…read morerecommend highly. I have a new level respect for this place after i ate at The french Toast( same amount of money spent, but had a bad experience at The French Toast) Katy bala

This was such a good Sunday lunch! We came in around 11:45am no reservation, but it wasn't…read morenecessary, we were seated right away in their stunning dining room. The food was all amazing. Our #1 recommendation is their Chelo dip. Truly unique and so delicious!! I like how the entree comes with rice included... makes it totally manageable portions. The honey harissa chicken was cooked perfectly! Onsite parking is free!

We came here as a group for dinner and they gave up the upstairs area. It's not private but it was…read moreseparate than the downstairs dining room. Parking was plenty and they also have a parking deck below. I started off with a basil mule and it was refreshing on this hot evening. We share a few appetizers- dumplings, edamame and chicken satay. I love how the chicken dumplings have a Penang sauce. The edamame were fresh with salt on them. The chicken satay was a bit dry but the peanut sauce was good and a little on the sweet side. I got the green curry and it was really good. The vegetables were not overcooked and the beef slices were tender. I love the rich curry. I also tried the drunken noodles and that was really good too. Full of chicken that was tender and the noodles were chewy and fresh. I would come back again and try some of their other items!

Great place for some upscale Thai dining. Space is like... date-night vibe. Modern, airy,…read morespacious... big windows. There's even a second-floor loft and outdoor seating. Most everything was pretty good, but the house special red snapper was above average. :-) The pad thai was fine but nothing extraordinary. The usual stuff -- edamame, chicken satay, etc were good. Need to explore more of the other dishes like the larb. Service was super friendly and so I'm looking forward to it.

The place is cozy and the food and service is great.! Would highly recommend. We stumbled upon the…read moreplace.

Pretty good local Mexican fare. You can find all the usual stuff here though the standout, in my…read moreopinion, is the molcajete which isn't available everywhere. The salsa is fresh and quite good as well. Prices are higher than other Mexican joints in the area, but I'm not sure why. The food is good -- though not specifically above the rest. Interior is comfy though not roomy. Seating is nice. Exterior dining options are available.

It's been a while since my husband and I have been up here, and with patio season and summer…read more(almost officially) here, we thought this would be a great time to revisit! We ordered the deviled eggs appetizer, my husband ordered the crab cakes, and I ordered the lettuce wraps app as my main. The crab cakes were really good (I had a bite or two), and the buns were unexpected but delicious! The lettuce wraps were also very good, but honestly not what I thought a lettuce wrap would be. I've seen other pictures of them that were much more traditional finger food for brunch, so not sure if they changed them entirely or if this is just dinner version. Tasty, but obviously not for picking up... it would be tricky to wrap them up in that tiny piece of lettuce and I did not want to get dripped on with the sauce. So, if knife and fork lettuce wraps were a thing - this would be it! I think the bib lettuce makes it hard as it's so frail and flimsy, so if I had any suggestions, maybe it would be to try wrapping them from a head of lettuce for a bigger, more firm piece of lettuce. Dessert was a strawberry shortcake. Nice finish to a richly flavored dinner. My husband asked for an espresso and it came in a huge mug. Not sure if this is standard, or if they ran out of demitasse cups. Service was more attentive on front end, but less as they got busy and our server got more tables. I asked another server for water refill and then a manager brought us a dessert menu since our server disappeared. He showed up with the check and we had to tell him we wanted dessert. We made reservation through open table and got seated immediately. When we left, the little lobby area was packed so we definitely went at the right time. I think the servers were getting a little overwhelmed (and I cannot blame them). Still a great view and worth the hassle of finding parking in downtown Alpharetta.

My wife and I were in Alpharetta meeting a friend for dinner, but she first suggested that we bar…read morehop a little bit, and Up On The Roof was our first stop. It was warm outside and warm = rooftop bar. It was the start of a great night. Let's get into it! Location and Parking They are located in downtown Alpharetta on South Main Street. The restaurant sits on the fifth floor of an office building. There is no parking directly by the building, however there is free street parking as well as a deck that is free and is a few minutes walk. If you can, I would recommend taking the walk so you're able to see all of the other shops and restaurants and enjoy the live music that's sure to be playing. Venue and Atmosphere When you walk in you're automatically greeted by the hostess. If you are going on a weekend I absolutely would recommend having a reservation, especially if you want to sit outside. We did not, so it was essentially every woman for themselves. In addition to the tables, there were some couches that were first come first served. We lucked up and a woman was leaving and gave us her table. Food and drinks Since this was our first stop we didn't want to fill up too much. We ordered the charcuterie board, which served as a good snack. I ordered their old fashioned made with Knob Creek, my wife had a cider, and our friend has one of their IPA's. Service Service was decent, considering there was a lot going on. With my friend's IPA they were changing the keg and it actually took a while for that to happen, but our server gave my friend another drink at no charge to make up for that fact, which was a nice touch. Verdict I'm not in Alpharetta much, but the next time I am, I'll definitely stop through for a drink and the view. If you're in the area stop on in! Until next time!