This is one of the worst places I've eaten at in Downtown Duluth or anywhere "locally", it taste…read moresuper basic and brunch spots can make shrimp and grits 100x better, the steak taste like it hasn't been seasoned and the first bite I took was just watered down chimichurri sauce and a steak that taste like a seasonless steak with water injected inside it, seems like butter/salt is not in their dictionary. The service was already terrible when we were told to sit down wherever and then this guy comes out of nowhere and sits us down at a terrible spot, and keeps coming back to asks questions even when we ordered steak he came back to ask what temperature which is very odd because it's normally asked when you order THE steak. Ambiance is okay very simple and bland, could be more vibrant.

I liked the fried grouper tacos and ordered the Brussels sprouts again, which had the same Thai…read morechili-style sauce as the bang bang shrimp. It came with a small salad and was also good. The Brussels sprouts were nice and crunchy. K ordered the hanger steak, enjoyed the GA broccoli (it just needed a little salt), and also got the potatoes with cheese and bacon.

1000x yes! The fries were so good, which is such a basic thing but if all I could ever get from…read morethem is fries with their sauces on the side. I'd be happy. Caesar was delicious and fried chicken was juicy. Oh that also have non alcoholic beer which is amazing! Great service also.

"A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it's better to be thoroughly sure."…read more-- Czech proverb What's the good word? Good Word Brewing & Public House. We had some time for a few beers before an event in the area and found ourselves at Good Word. The feel is both upscale and casual, with the idea of a public house being front and center in its presentation. The bar is center stage, displaying a deep bar and a pretty big brew lineup. We tried a few samples, and eventually settled on a few different styles. All were delicious. Most breweries have a couple good ones, some mid, and some meh, but all of the beers we tried here were great. The same could not be said about the service, we had two bartenders, the first was friendly and helpful, the second not so much. If the attitude was better behind the bar, this would have been a 5 star review. They have a full bar, and we ordered.espresso martinis as our final round, well done and yummy. Would definitely return when back in the area, and hopefully be served by our first bartender.

Falling Rabbit had been on my list for a while, and I finally got the chance to check it out for…read morebrunch with a friend. I was really looking forward to trying the oysters, but I didn't realize their menu changes often so unfortunately, no oysters this time. A little sad about that! We decided to order pretty much everything off the à la carte menu. Overall, the food was just okay to me. The Brussels sprouts were the hardest to eat they were basically raw, just thinly sliced with sauce poured over. It would've been much better if they were at least steamed or grilled a bit. The mushrooms, though, were absolutely BOMB! If I didn't know what it was, I would've thought it was some sort of meat dish super soft, flavorful, and delicious. Definitely the highlight of the meal. The Wagyu, on the other hand, was a big disappointment. For the price, it was tough and chewy when it should've been buttery and melt-in-your-mouth tender. Overall, the place is cute and the vibes are nice, but the food was overpriced for what it was. I'd only come back for those mushrooms they were that good.

Cute little spot! Service was amazing. The ladies definitely took care of us and we're so sweet! A…read morefriend and I made reservations on a Sunday to catch up. I placed an order for everything on the carte menu. Food was fun and a few of the dishes caught me off guard, in a good way. Pros. We loveeed the maitake mushrooms. This dish was one dish my friend and I had low expectations for. Ironically it's the only dish we would go back for! The bucatini I also had low expectations for. I hardly order pasta, from non pasta specialty places, because the pasta is 99% of the time going to be overcooked. BUT this bucatini was cooked perfectly al dente. The sauce was rich but not too heavy and just enough to cover the noodles without drowning. The crab taste was pretty faint. If it weren't listed on the menu I wouldn't even think it were in the dish. Cons. The brussel sprout salad was honestly almost inedible. It is a raw shaved brussel sprout salad, dressed as a Caesar salad. Although not bad tasting, the core of the sprouts was not tender but dry and hard. There was also a lot of it. Most disappointing was the "waygu ribeye". The quality was pretty horrible. The piece we got had silver skin as well as chunks of fat. I wish I got a picture of the leftover fat from the steak but if you look at my picture you can clearly see slices of just fat. I love a little fat on a well cooked ribeye and do not mind paying for it. But paying $50 for a probably 8oz "waygu" ribeye with only half of it palatable is wild. Regardless, I'm actually going back in a couple of days with my husband because of those amazing mushrooms.. though as I am writing this review I'm debating on canceling my reservation, ordering the mushrooms to go, and just going elsewhere. lol

Love love love this restaurant in the Westin Hotel in ATL! Service, food, atmosphere 100! Best part…read morewas our waitress - Belene she took care of us so well. Will definitely return! Also food was PHENOMENAL

Bit of a mixed experience. We went before a concert at Gas South, so we had a reservation. Got…read moreseated quickly but then the service was crazy slow...they may not have had enough staff, and it was an issue. Our reservation was super early and we still missed part of the show, because our food took SO long to arrive. Food portions are smaller than other restaurants, just FYI. My soda came in the tiniest glass, I needed refills when I normally don't. It gets very loud when it's crowded, too. Food quality was pretty good, but it's definitely pricey for the portion sizes. Easily $100 for 2 people, even when one only has a salad. You're paying for the convenience of being walkable distance to the arena. I'd try it again, but I hope they work out their service issues.

We had a group of 10, we were celebrating my graduation from UGA and everything was wonderful. We…read moredid the traditional tea service and from the scones to the dessert my guests and I enjoyed everything. The staff was really nice and helpful, pricing per person with Tax was about $48 Would definitely recommend them and will probably come back again.

Adorable interior! Great place for brunch, lunch, and tea with your girlfriends…read more Pretty big space with lots of seating. Brunch menu selections are limited but they have other options for lunch too. Had french toast and shrimp and grits. Both were delicious! French toast wasn't too sweet, which I really liked since I usually don't order french toast with concern it may be too sweet like dessert. Portions were also pretty big! Service was also very fast and friendly. Waiter came to check on us frequently and was very prompt in getting us our food and drinks. Would love to go back for some tea!

I went here for our anniversary dinner ! It has great food and I loved their shrimp and grits dish…read more Their ambiance was lit with love music and truly enjoyed the evening .

First off, the location has plenty of parking, and the hostess was super sweet. We were seated…read moreright away after they cleaned our booth, and I appreciated that they actually cleaned and dried it. The whole place was clean and up to par with a great diverse crowd. We started with cocktails. I had the Lychee Martini and my partner had the Mexican Standoff. Both were okay but seemed a little light on the liquor. For appetizers, we got the duck spring rolls and shrimp crab nachos. The duck tasted a little off, though the sauce was delicious. The nachos were just okay and could have used more crab flavor. We also ordered the buffalo wings and Parmesan truffle fries. The wings were basic, and while the fries were good, the flavor seemed slightly off. Not sure if I'd come back if I was in the area. Nothing really wowed me, but the service was great. The burgers coming out to other tables looked amazing, and maybe that is what would bring me back if I was craving one.

The food was alright, but unfortunately the service could have been better. The restaurant wasn't…read morebusy, yet it took about 15-17 minutes before anyone came over to take our order. Once we ordered, the food came out in about 15 minutes, which was reasonable. Overall, the experience was okay, but the slow service made the visit less enjoyable. The atmosphere, however, was nice and made it a pleasant place to sit and enjoy a meal.

Was in ATL for my son's birthday trip, and honestly we had soooo many options to choose but this…read moreplace from previous reviews and photos had me intrigued. Coming into it, around early dinner time hour, it was fair to say a slow evening for a Saturday. This provided us a fair chance to be able to not feel rushed during this experience. Server and food runners were on point. Server knew the menu and what to suggest as popular meals and what his favorites were. He also informed us that food was made from scratch and the ribs were already sold out! Bummer as that would've been a go to choice! The restaurant it self seemed cleaned and a sleek look to it. We chose 2 fried chicken meals and steak and frite. These dishes were to brag about 100%, wish I could've met the head chef and supervisor on shift to let them how wonderful the food was and that the staff have great personality and professional! This chicken meals were beyond what could've fool me as a homemade chicken made by someone's grandma! The steak was cooked to perfection that could've melted in your mouth. Due to my son's birthday, the server offered a complimentary dessert for him to have! I recommend this place or their other locations 10/10!

This used to be my partner's absolute favorite breakfast spot. His go-to order was the Chicken…read moreSausage, Egg & Cheese Pasta--a unique breakfast entrée that you could only get at this restaurant in Georgia. The last time he had it was back in the summer of 2021, so during the July 4th weekend we made it a point to come back for the nostalgia. Unfortunately, this visit just didn't live up to our memories. I know inflation has affected many restaurants, but it's disappointing when menu changes take away the dishes that made people keep coming back. We started with the mimosa flight (mango, pineapple, cranberry, and orange). Sadly, they all tasted like plain champagne, and we couldn't really tell the flavors apart. Our son ordered the chicken tenders and waffles. There wasn't anything particularly memorable about it, but he enjoyed his meal, and that's what mattered most. He left happy. I ordered the Hangover Hash--moon-dusted potatoes topped with homemade queso, chicken chorizo, crispy chicken, two cage-free over-medium eggs, and served with a Flying Biscuit and cranberry apple butter. It was just okay. The online photo looked much more appealing. Mine didn't include the black beans, onions, or cilantro, and the potatoes had changed from what I remembered. Instead of seasoned breakfast potatoes with peppers and onions, they were just plain diced potatoes, which made the dish feel bland. The chicken chorizo was also much saltier than expected. The biggest disappointment was that my partner's favorite Chicken Sausage, Egg & Cheese Pasta had been discontinued. He ended up ordering scrambled eggs with salmon and dill cream cheese, served with potatoes, a Flying Biscuit with cranberry apple butter, plus a side of whole wheat French toast and grits. Nothing was bad, but nothing stood out either. It was simply an okay breakfast that filled us up. Overall, the food wasn't terrible--it just lacked the "wow" factor that made us fall in love with this place years ago. The service was friendly, and our server was very nice, but the food no longer feels as special as it once did. If we return to the area, we'll probably try a different breakfast spot instead of coming back here. That said, if you've never been, it's still a decent place to check out. Just don't expect the same experience that longtime fans may remember.

Hands down delicious! We were greeted and sat right when we walked in. Adam was our server. He was…read morefriendly personable and recommended items off the menu. The vibe inside was nice. Low music, colorful, and clean. We each had a peach mimosa. (They only have champagne) it was very refreshing. I ordered the Piedmont omelet with fruit and a biscuit. The apple butter with the biscuit was delicious. My husband got freebird benedict with grits. The GRITS is where it's at they were amazingly creamy and rich. 100% recommend coming here!

They seem to change the menu a lot; my friend had been there maybe a month ago and got things that…read morewere not on the current menu. I love that about this place! Because it's not a big menu with a ton of choices, but just enough different types of foods to give something for everyone - whether it's seafood or chicken, pasta, or meatloaf - it's just good food with interesting sauces. We had the grilled chicken sandwich and meatball sub, both tasting each other's and loving them. The only complaint is they seem to close after lunch for a few hours before dinner. If they stayed open continuously, they might get more business because I think the food is just too good for them to not constantly be crowded. The decor is clearly not what you're there for and the seats are just uncomfortable enough to discourage a leisurely meal (read: turn the tables over often); kind of a shame because if they stayed open continuously through dinner, had more comfortable seats, and less rundown looking interior they could actually attract a lot of business and stay very busy. Maybe they should try signing up with GrubHub, DoorDash or UberEats. Then you get to experience their terrific food at home. Looking forward to going back.

I had attended a luncheon last week that was held here following funeral services for a friend. It…read morewas a good buffet with the favorites of our friend. It was so good that I ended up going back on another day, about a week later. It was relatively quiet for a weekday lunch hour if you want to compare to other places that are open for lunch hour. That meant to me that the chef who is also the owner probably could spend more time to prepare the dishes ordered. I ordered the fried Oysters Po'Boy with fries and an iced tea. Didn't take too long for the meal to come out. I cut the Po'Boy in half and the Oysters were large. The bread was nice and soft, not hard and crunchy like bread can be for a Po'Boy. Fries were nicely done, not too crisp but not soggy and greasy. Had seasoning sprinkled on them, but not overwhelming. Just right. After I finished my sandwich, I was wondering about dessert and just as I was going to ask, my waiter, Chris came up to the table with the choices of dessert. I wanted something light, so I picked the chocolate pie. It was a good sized piece that came with some whipped cream on the side garnished with a strawberry. Nice and creamy and not overly sweet. Hit the spot! I will be back again because it's got a nice cozy homestyle atmosphere. May have to try the weekend brunch.

Holy cow - this food is amazing! My wife and I shared the pork belly, sous vide egg, the steelhead…read moretrout, the spicy black ink bucatini, and the pineapple bread pudding. Everything was outstanding, especially the egg. No wonder this is Michelin recommended! We then met chef Jared and he is amazing. The care and craft he puts in to his food makes sense hearing his stories, especially that he serves the art community with specialized food to match the art on display; what a cool concept! He even assisted us in buying a piece on display from a local artist. As yes, they have local art up on display - a great idea for a restaurant! Note for parking: use the valet. It's insane otherwise!

Really enjoyed The Alden!! Service was very kind and friendly but slow at times on a Saturday night…read morewhich was understandable. At first there was a mix up with who was serving us do we got explained the drink menu twice. After our appetizer, we waited about 30-40 minutes for the rest of our items which took longer than we thought. They did give us some house made popcorn to keep us busy. Jahjoy pork belly: Tasty & tendor. I loved the papaya salad which left a refreshing contrast. A bit too saucy for me. Flavors were strong. Squid ink bucatini: our favorite! Must get dish - bucatini is perfectly al dente & the spicy sauce was very flavorful. Jumbo shrimp was delicious, and the anchovy on top left a nice strong flavor. Red snapper: This has some Vietnamese influences with the sauce. It was a lighter dish which was just OK for me, I would have liked the fish to have a crispier skin. Not much flavor besides the sauce which is inspired by canh chua. Wagyu flank steak: cooked to perfection and flavored well, loved the celery puree which was much tastier than we expected celery to be. Dessert was mint chocolate cake which was very tasty. I wish the cake was softer and meltier in the center but it was still good. Malt gelato was delicious. Could def taste the mintiness. Creme pat along the edges was a nice add to the cake with cacao nibs and popcorn for a textural contrast. I enjoyed it!! Overall we had a great meal and could tell the ingredients were very fresh. The presentation for all the dishes was beautiful!! We can tell the chef puts care in his food :) Appreciated the personal touch - they gave a handwritten card to my husband for his birthday!