This is a really nice spot. Cozy atmosphere, with good reasonably priced drinks, and great service.read more

Amazing atmosphere, great appetizers and exceptional cocktails! Friendly bartenders. Can't wait…read moreto go back...

My friend and I were u here for the evening and we asked the concierge for a good place to go eat…read moredinner. He said Benchwarmers. Well, we went to the restaurant and we had a great time. We weren't sure about staying because of the sign out front that warned us about looters but we went in and sat down. Malinda our server came right over was friendly and we talked about the menu. She waited until I was ready cause it took me a while to decide because the menu looks pretty good altogether. I ordered the blackened shrimp Cajun fries and my friend ordered the salmon.. we both ordered salads.. small salads... And the food came the portions were very large and the food was just great. It was seasoned well. It was cooked well and it was hot where it should been hot and where should've been cold.. We had just a wonderful time and I would recommend this place and I'll recommend that you get Malinda as your server because she is great! Anybody who needs a good lunch or dinner in Atlanta should try out BenchWarmers on Claremont Road in Atlanta!!

Dear, dear Benchwarmer's. This review will surely be mixed. My hopes weren't too high for this…read moreplace. I've passed by this nearly deserted plaza many times and never felt the urge to enter. But the urge for a burger was strong late at night and they had a special going through Uber Eats, as I'm not sure I'd have tried this place otherwise. The burger was surprising large and decent. It was undeniably tasty and prepared exactly how I ordered it which rarely happens at other places. But the fries... oh boy. Whatever oil they fried them with was undoubtedly old and nasty. I had to drown them in hot sauce to be able to eat them. My digestive system did not enjoy that decision. In term of ambience... this is a bar. No matter the time of day, the vibes will always be a bar. Very sticky. Sepia-like, with drunk, belligerent customers and cigarettes littering the storefront. Not sure I'd eat in here. But hey, I gotta give them their props for that burger. I'd definitely order it again if the craving arises, especially since I live in the neighborhood. Shout out to them for staying open late.

Block & Drum is an incredible space with lots of events throughout the week. They have a classy…read moreinside part which usually has chairs and seating, then they have a giant outdoor space with a huge screen, green turf space, and more seating. They set up multiple bars for bigger events so you don't have to wait on line for long, and they typically already include tax and gratuity automatically. They've switched to valet parking only, or at least for the event I went to. It was $15 but they say you can park for free at the Walmart down the road.

Block & Drum on a Friday night was giving real chill vibes! The DJ was playing all the hits, and…read morethe ambiance was just cool and laid-back. It's definitely an adult setting with a good mix of ages, so there's something for everyone. One thing I really appreciated is that this is a smoke-free establishment, so we can breathe easy! Now, the mocktails... Save your $12. We ordered all three, and unfortunately, none of them really stood out. The food truck also wasn't out on this particular night, so I didn't get to try the food. Overall, though, I had a great experience and would definitely return. I may have to come back for Salsa Night because I'm curious to see how those vibes are!

Stopped by this bar for a few drinks with friends. It was chill and parking was free. Nice spot in…read morethe neighborhood for a night cap.

Definitely a dive bar if that's what you're going for. People smoking inside and very open…read moreatmosphere

This hidden gem on Dresden Dr in Brookhaven is one of the best Brunches in ATL! The food has a…read morevariety of dishes that appeal to every palate! Try the Strawberry Waffle for a starter joined by the-best Mimosa! Bring your NY Times & enjoy a great experience with fab service by Avni!!!

I had a nice, quite, light dinner here on a weeknight. There was parking on the street so I loved…read morethat. I walked right in and grabbed a bar seat. It wasn't crowded at all. The bartender was friendly without going over the top. He checked on me periodically but allowed me to enjoy my dinner, prosecco, and book (Harvest Season). I ordered the chicken empanadas which had a beautiful presentation. I loved the sour cream on the side and the green sauce (not sure what it's called) but the chicken was not very flavorful. The glazed brussel sprouts were crispy, sweet, and tasty. I enjoyed the meal but next time I might try the potato skins. Loved the upscale minimalist decor. I wonder if they turn the tv's on for soccer? We shall see! I'll be back.

We had such a fun time at Flight Club this past weekend. The vibe is so cute in there, so many…read morevintage decorations and nice ambiance with the music and lights. Service was absolutely amazing! Jaz, Crystal, RJ and Cierra took care of our large party, and they did a fantastic job! The food was so delicious, we chose the one of the platters. The Barada flatbread was especially amazing, guacamole, pepperoni/sausage flatbread too. Drinks were so amazing too, 10/10 experience!

This just doesn't seem like the place for me. Nothing bad just not that exciting…read more This venue is in the middle of Midtown. They validate parking. There are electronic dart boards upstairs. The venue serves some pretty tasty yet small food like poke tacos, sliders, and fries. The cocktails look very artesian. I can understand why people love this place. I hate having to pay for parking and this place only validates for 2 hours. There is not a bathroom upstairs so you have to go downstairs. You have to rent the dartboards upstairs. It takes a while to get drinks, even when they are not busy. The food is tasty but small.

The staff were amazing and the food did not disappoint! Was pleasantly surprised after reading…read moreprevious reviews but my food came out fresh, hot, and delicious. Ordered crab cakes that were very meaty without filler and jambalaya was served with generous portions of seafood. After a long work day, this place hit the spot and everyone was so friendly!

I can't even eat this. It's disgusting. This is what almost $50 gets you with room service…read more The service was great. Food is awful.

If you looking for a late night spot in the Brookhaven area to enjoy great drinks and hookah, this…read moreis it.

this place is great for a casual hookah spot. the lady who works there is super attentive to your…read moreneeds and changes the coals immediately if it's too harsh. Their hookahs are 15 for two people which is super affordable

Great speakeasy in the heart of Atlanta!…read more Location and Parking Located downtown, paid parking is available right next door. You can obtain the entry code by signing up on their website. Proceed to the (actual!) phone booth, dial, and enjoy a sultry night out in ATL's premier cigar lounge. Venue and Atmosphere As you sink into the plush leather couches, get comfortable with the mood lighting and peruse the extensive drink menu. There is a strong smell of smoke but the ventilation is decent and you will get used to it. The aesthetic is sultry, the vibes are immaculate, and the whispers of conversation linger. Service Our server and bartender were amazing. There was a mix up with our bill but they handled it swiftly and professionally. Food and Beverages The charcuterie board and two old fashions were wonderful; the perfect nightcap. They had an extensive range of bourbon to choose from which is no surprise, and the bartender is very skilled at her job. The Verdict I'll be back for another night cap!

The woman who answered the door was breathtakingly rude--apparently hospitality is not part of the…read moreestablishment's dress code. And clearly, her mother did not teach her manners, I can't imagine being so disrespectful as she was. I had no idea there was a dress code, and I have no issue with being turned away if one exists. What I object to is being greeted with a shouted, "Oh no, no, no," as though we had wandered in barefoot and carrying a cooler. A simple, civilized "I'm sorry, but we have a dress code" would have done the job. Instead, she chose theatrical inhospitality and condescension. For the record, I was wearing Prada platform sneakers, a Cartier watch, Chanel earrings, Fendi, baguette, and a French-terry top. So while I may not have met whatever arbitrary standard she was enforcing, I was hardly dressed in a way that justified being treated like an intrusion. Frankly, it was clear my top alone was worth more than her entire outfit that looked like it came from Filene's Bargain Basement for tor a funeral director. In the end though, manners, as they say, cannot be purchased. Southern hospitality is a joke. This was absolutely the rudest person I've ever I encounter in 47 years at an establishment. She may have been dressed up, but she clearly had no style,