This spot fits SO well into the bustling eclectic neighborhood that is Little Five Points. Gotta…read morelove that it's another one of the few places in the city that boasts ample street parking (it's paid, but not pricey...unless you go on Sunday when it's free like I did!). My friends and I had a great time and loved our quirky and knowledgeable server. It's clear that the beer list is expertly crafted, and the cocktails are balanced without being too sweet. I had the grapefruit rosemary margarita while one of my friends tried the special open cask offering. Now, lets get into the food...specifically the FRIES. The apps and entrees we ordered were so good, yet nothing holds a candle to those super crispy fries and the Belgian aioli that comes alongside. Literally, everything was good (shoutout to the beef tartare, goat cheese fritters, tuna melt, smash burger, and crispy chicken sandwich) but I doubled back to get an extra order of fries to go. They are that good. Great experience!

The 1st time I tried to eat there it didn't work out due to a kitchen fire. I was impressed by the…read moreplace, but after a couple of beers and an appetizer we were given instructions to evacuate the restaurant due to a kitchen fire. The next time in 2024 when I was in the area, they were closed for a remodel. Today was the day. The beer selection was fantastic and so was the food. I got the pork sandwich with greens on top. It was delicious, but it could've not had juices leaking so much? Maybe cheese below and above the meat to try to keep some of the juices off the bun or maybe more bun toasting? The fries were amazing and I should've gotten the aolie initially, but didn't get it until I saw another table with an order. It was delicious. The service was very good. The server had good knowledge of the beers, food, and was friendly. This is one of the best beer bars in the US. The Atlanta area is fortunate to have two killer beer bars, the other being the Brick Store Pub in Decatur.

Had a really fun experience. The service was great, the food came out good, and the overall vibe…read morewas really fun. They even had games you could play at the table, which made it a cool spot to hang out. The burgers were honestly top tier. Definitely one of the best things on the menu, and I would absolutely recommend getting a burger here. The empanadas were also delicious, and the wings were bussin' too. The only thing I personally wouldn't recommend is the club sandwich, but overall the food was really solid. Great atmosphere, great service, and definitely a place I'd go back to.

We went to lunch here a couple weekends ago. It wasn't super busy, which was surprising for a…read moreSaturday, but the food was amazing. I got a Bloody Mary and my husband and I split a burger meal. They even gave us our own plates and each a side. This was probably one of the best ways I've seen a place split a meal. Their hand cut fries and dips were amazing too. We also got the boiled peanuts. Each table also had a game board built into the table and game pieces available. I would definitely return.

Bartender/waitress was very attentive! Food was fresh!Egg rolls were amazing!A community oriented…read moreestablishment!

We were charged $17 for two draft beers. I can't believe it is this much for draft beer! This is…read moremeant to be a dive bar not a cocktail bar. If knew it was this much I would have stayed in the restaurant next door is $6 for tall boy Tecate's

A very unique concept on self service pours. When you enter the tavern you start a tab and you're…read moregiven an electronic wrist band that keeps tab of your food and drinks. You pay as you exit the tavern. We sat at the upstairs bar. The place has lots of room and seating areas. A large selection of beers and wines to choose from. Lots or screens for watching games

I was invited to a networking event at Pour Taproom. The only complicated thing was the parking…read more Once I figured that out I was ok. They did validate parking which was great. I was greeted upon entering and the vibe was great. Diverse crowd. Beer taps all around. Good music. The meeting was upstairs on the second level. They had finger food and it was tasty. I was most impressed by the 3rd level which is a space that can be reserved for a private event also. It has a full bar. Service was great and I would return again with friends who actually drink beer. The only reason it did not get a 5 star rating, as I was viewing the upstairs the employees complained and hoped we were not ordering anything. Well I was not. I was checking the space out to see if I would consider it for other events. My thoughts...I would but I would not want that server/bartender dealing with my business.

If you're looking for a laid-back dive bar vibe, Moe's and Joe's is a solid go-to in the Highlands…read more It's the kind of place you go to just chill, grab a few drinks, and not feel pressured to spend a ton of money. Been coming here for a few years now, and it's always felt the same, which I love. They also have some surprisingly good bar food, which is always a plus. Think wings and fries kinda vibe. It definitely gets pretty packed on the weekends, so keep that in mind if you're going during peak hours. Parking can be a bit tricky too since it's mostly street parking or nearby paid lots. Overall, a great spot for casual drinks, hanging with friends, and keeping things low-key.

Awesome spot in the Virginia Highlands area! Dive-bar feel, but friendly service and good food…read more We came here on a recommendation for good wings-- the criteria is crispy, fresh, well seasoned, and with real blue cheese. Moes and Joe's ticked all of the boxes. The wings were huge, crispy, flavorful, and the blue cheese was great. I only wish they had more sauce flavors! We had hot and lemon pepper, both were great and up to standard. Wings pro tip, order them extra crispy. We also had the cheese curds and mojos fries, everything was unhealthy and delicious. Can't forget a PBR of you're here. We look forward to returning to this location, it definitely scratched the itch for good wings.

Manuel's Tavern has been around since the 1950s and still holds strong as a staple Atlanta pub…read more They have lots of beer on draft, typical bar food, and a rustic environment. The place is large with lots of seating and some games to play as well (quarter operated). They have a giant parking lot across the street too. The food was good and very reasonably priced. The chicken fingers were crispy and tasty, and the horseradish sauce it came with was out of this world. They have a bunch of TVs over the bar and were playing the Braves game so it's a nice spot to grab some food and a drink and watch sports!

This was my second visit to this iconic place, but the first time I was there for an event and,…read morealthough I ordered food, I wasn't really paying attention. Today I went for lunch. I had the pulled pork sandwich with potato salad and the vegetable of the day (steamed broccoli). My companions had a quesadilla and the chicken fried steak, which were also great. We drank iced tea (served in enormous cups) but there is a full bar available. The place is unassuming from the outside. Don't miss the overflow parking across the street when the small lot behind the restaurant is full. Inside is dark wood floors and furniture, the walls are covered with old photos ands m, and memorabilia. There are a handful of pinball machines in an alcove by the door and TVs hung on some walls for entertainment too. I'm glad I was able to enjoy a m al here. The food was good, service was good, and I felt like a local.

Service was awesome ! Drinks were great and the atmosphere was packed but still amazing ! Didn't…read morehave any food

Almost all of the food was great. The service was kind and attentive. We had cheese sticks, fish…read moresandwich, and blt. BUT THE CUCUMBER TOMATO SALAD. They put cream in it instead of oil and vinegar. Tastes like day old ranch smothering day old cucumber. Do not put some creamy crap on that salad. Oil and vinegar. Thing was an inedible bowl of snot.

I came here during lunch for the first time but unfortunately I wasn't able to drink but I really…read moreenjoyed this place. The interior was really cool and the beer garden was awesome!!! The service was the bomb and the food was very delicious. We ordered for the group three different types of mussels and a fried ball of beef (can't remember the name) for appetizers. I ordered steak and fries for myself. It was a good time and everyone enjoyed themselves. Overall great place but I have to come back and try the beer. I'll make it a date night.

We had dinner at Bold Monk Brewing Company on Tuesday. The beer and food were good, and so were the…read moreservice and atmosphere. This is a Belgian-inspired brewery, restaurant, bookstore, and beer garden all under one roof. Bold Monk is located in the Upper Westside of Atlanta, near Chattahoochee Food Works and Topgolf Atlanta Midtown. There's plenty of free parking around the building and on the street (Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW). I like the space here because there are various spaces inside and "outside" to spread out and hang out. I put "outside" in quotes because their patio is fully covered and enclosed -- good for bad weather. I had the Presence Pilsner (lager, 4.8%, 16 oz, $7). It was cold, crisp, and refreshing. I recommend it. The menu describes it as offering a "soft bready malt, delicate herbal and floral hop notes, and clean, dry finish." For dinner, I had the Salmon Dip ($16) to start and the Steak + Frites (market price) as my main. The Salmon Dip is made with house-cured salmon and tarragon aioli, and comes with thin toast triangles. The Steak + Frites is "chef's cut" (not sure which, didn't ask) and comes with Bearnaise, arugula, and Belgian frites (fries). The Bearnaise went great with both the steak and the fries. Bold Monk is known for their Belgian Frites, "The Original French Fry," which comes with a variety of sauces and in a few different styles. They also offer a variety of mussels and pizza. My buddy had one of the pizzas, "the 1838," I believe, which comes with different mushrooms, mozzarella, and house-made truffle ricotta. He seemed to enjoy it. The pizzas - the 1836, the 1899, the 1838, the 1850, and the 1862 - are all named after years that monasteries opened in Europe. I ordered my steak medium rare and it came out just right. The quality of the cut was average/about what you'd expect for budget-friendly steak frites (it's no Bar Blanc in terms of cut quality). But still, that and the Salmon Dip were tasty and satisfying enough. Good service from both our server and the host/manager, who made sure my friend did not leave his jacket behind. Bold Monk opened in December 2019.