Food is delicious. Customer service is friendly and efficient. The history and decor is awesome.read more

Hot great food...awesome service.....visited with family and friends....will return soonread more

We hosted a Citadel alumni pregame event before the NCAA Regional game for over 100 people, and it…read morewent great! The staff, especially Kelly and Ryan, made it seamless and attended to all our needs. The cost was extremely reasonable for the space, food, and drinks. The location is also hard to beat. Just wanted to give a huge thank you!

I've been here a decent amount of times but it's been a while since my last visit, and I'm really…read moreglad I was in the neighborhood today! I had the shrimp po boy with pub fries and the so fresh & so clean (I think lol) cucumber cocktail. Both were really good and the service was refreshingly pleasant as well! I won't wait so long in between visits in the future The food was presented nicely as well but I forgot to take a picture.

The restaurant is brand new and has great vibes. Service was exceptional with zero wait for my…read moreparty. The food was so good and unique, I recommend the ceasar wedge with housemate bagel chips and the biscuit battered chicken sandwich, yum. The Chef even made time to come and check on us during our lunch. Kiddos to Chef Chris and his staff. This is a hidden gem in the heart of downtown

A breath of fresh air for the neighborhood Walked into The…read moreEmber Room* expecting the usual gastropub vibe and left actually excited about where American food is heading. The space is clean but not sterile: exposed brick, warm wood, and a bar that glows like it wants you to linger. *The food* skips the tired "burgers and mac" checklist. Think short rib agnolotti with smoked corn puree, charred broccolini with miso-garlic butter, and a fried chicken sandwich that somehow stays crisp under a jalapeño honey glaze. Portions are generous without being wasteful, and everything tastes intentional like the kitchen tested it 10 times before it hit the menu. *The cocktails are the real flex.* The menu changes seasonally, but the bar team leans into flavor over gimmicks. I tried the *Oaxacan Old Fashioned* with mezcal, mole bitters, and orange peel that's torched tableside. Smoky, slightly sweet, zero gimmick. My friend went for the *Cucumber Basil Gimlet* and said it tasted like summer in a glass. No sugary syrup bombs here. Bartenders actually explain what's in your drink if you ask, and they're good at steering you if you're unsure. Service hit the sweet spot between attentive and relaxed. Water refills showed up without hovering, and the server knew the menu well enough to call out what's spicy, what's rich, and what's worth splitting. It feels like a place locals will become regulars at, but it's good enough to bring out-of-town friends to. Creative without being precious, tasty without being safe. Sorry I didn't take pictures,

Crescent City Kitchen (Atlanta) --…read more Comfort food done right. The fried chicken was perfectly crispy and juicy, paired with fluffy waffles dusted in powdered sugar and just the right amount of sweetness--classic and satisfying. Also tried a creamy, dessert-style cocktail topped with whipped cream and caramel drizzle... basically indulgence in a glass. Fun, lively bar atmosphere with great service. Definitely a go-to spot when you're craving elevated Southern comfort fo

I liked Crescent City Kitchen. The food came out hot, I enjoyed everything we ordered, and our…read moreserver was very friendly. It has that classic Atlanta brunch spot feel, with a darker atmosphere and black-and-red décor. We ordered the egg rolls, catfish and grits, and beignets. Everything was good, but nothing really stood out as spectacular or made me want to immediately come back for a specific dish. I visited on a weekday, but I could definitely see this place getting very busy on the weekends, so that's something to keep in mind. One nice perk is that they validate parking in the lot next door, which is a huge plus since parking in Midtown can be expensive and hard to find.

I was recommended to this place while in town for work. Very impressive. It hit on many notes for…read moreme. First off, felt really "neighborhood local", and I like that. In kinda an older building, the place really had local charm, in an upscale setting. Kinda gave me a New Orleans vibe. I went right to the fried chicken since that what they are known for. Normally that comes with collard greens, and mashed potatoes, yet I subbed out the potatoes for grits. It came with a deboned breast, and a large wing. PERFECT crust, and the meat was so steamy tender and perfectly cooked. Really top notch fried chicken. Collards were great, and so were the grits. I'm salivating now just remembering it. Also served with 2 cornbread muffins that helped soak up some of the collard jus. All served with very respectful service. I can't wait to go back.

Fried chicken could have used a little more seasoning and they could have kept some of the juice…read morefrom the greens of the plate. Overall, it was pretty good. I would probably ask for the greens to come separately next time. We also sat outside and the breeze made it not so bad. I like fresh air while eating.

Sushi tots - a great appetizer Killer burger - nice entree…read morebut it was messy. The aioli made the burger fall apart requiring me to cut it in half. The bun held up very very well!! The burger was ordered and cooked medium. The fries were hot and crispy outside and soft inside. Shrimp and grits - I didn't taste but my guest enjoyed the dish. They said they'd order the dish again. Shore leave - a great cocktail. A great pour that was well balanced. I only wished for a bit more foam. My guest just moved here and said they'd add 5 Church to their lost of "go-tos" based off that first experience. The server was awesome (shame on me for forgetting his name). Parking is validated for 1.5hrs during lunch and 3hrs for dinner.

Came here with a friend for their happy hour and had a mid time. We were seated immediately without…read morea reservation and our server was nice. The happy hour prices for the fries are $7 for a relatively small portion and the lamb sliders are $12. The lamb sliders were dry, small, and overall not a good happy hour deal. I'm allergic to shellfish but some of their other seafood appetizers looked like they might be better. The area is nice though, colony square has good restaurants and nice offices nearby. Overall: not a great happy hour deal, food was eh but location is great and no complaints about service.

Great spot! Went with a group and the service was great. Starts with an Old Fashioned, excellent…read morejob with the cocktail. There were a couple of Apps ordered for the table and both were very good. We had the Whipper Formaggio and the Spicy Shrimp Crunch. Really liked the shrimp, but I didn't find it spicy at all. There were a number of good options for the main. A number of people got the Lemon Miso Salmon and everyone thought it was good. I was leaning to the Braised Short Ribs but pivoted to the Roasted Pappardelle Pasta. The fresh pasta was excellent. The tomato cream sauce worked great with the shrimp and chorizo. This was a very cool place and there is little doubt that I will return.

I came here to celebrate a friends birthday and it's safe to say it's officially bookmarked as date…read morenight spot! I parked in the garage at the red deck which is $24, however, bring your ticket because they validate it. I ended up paying $15 instead. When we arrived, there was a violinist playing r&b songs. I believe he left around 3:30 PM, so get they're early! Anyway I had an espresso martini to start and it was decent. For my entree I went with the Crispy Chicken + Dutch. Their dinner menu doesn't start until 5:00 PM. Anyway my meal was delicious! I will be back to order my own eggs & short ribs because that was good too! Everyone enjoyed their meal and this restaurant!