A girls night a crashed with oneof my bestie!! It was a night to remember! The music, the music,…read morethe music was a 10 out of 10 throughout the building. Strangers in Paradise is located in the Lee+White Business/Entertainment Center/Food Hall on White street at the Beltline on the Westside. Parking was great. The first two hours were free! The bartenders were the best! For this being my first time, they were helpful with patience! I went for mocktails for the evening drinks! RIDE LIKE THE WIND was the nae of the drink! It was good. Nothing but juice, but great juice! Lol thanks Stangers in Paradise! SYOY!

Bar inside Lee+White food hall next to Gusto! Plenty of bar seating and also couch seating to enjoy…read moresome tunes. You can also take your drink and walk around. I had a mocktail which was made of fresh fruit juices. Very tasty. It was just so it did take a minute to get a menu. I should mention they don't accept cash, card only.

If you're looking for cute cocktails and a speakeasy ambience, this is the place!!! YOUR COCKTAIL…read moreQUEEN is back and I'm her to let you know that this is a hotspot. Located on Edgewood, which is a convenient strip of bars and places to party. This is your more laid back and relaxed spot! You never have to worry about that overly crowded bar here. I've been here twice so far and have had a great time both times and it's always decorated beautifully. Actually got some good footage for my brother music video once, which was really cool. Lastly, it can be easy pasted up when looking for the bar because it located on the second level of it building and You do have to order your drinks at the bar but you can sit anywhere you'd like. 10/10 recommend

Can't wait to go back...went on a late weeknight…read more Located on the belt line. Unfortunately, I couldn't tell you were. It's a thrilling place, decor starts outside with an overhang of flowers, and inside - let's just say it lives up to its name. I highly recommend to go at night. Interesting names of drinks, one did it for me. It's a real chill spot. Layout is small, but again the decor will zombify you. Go have fun!

If you don't know the history of Vic and his restaurants, some of the ambiance and such may be lost…read moreon you... but this is a legendary time capsule. If you have ever had crab rangoons or a mai tai or many other things, it's because of "Trader" Vic. Went after a long week of work in Atlanta. Food was nice, drinks were classic, atmosphere was perfect. If you go and are a Tiki fan, ask if Randall is going to be there that evening. Randall is a passionate historian of all things Trader Vics that gives detailed and honestly amazing tours of the restaurant and all if it's many literal artifacts. This is the last one Vic did himself... it's as much of a historical gem as it is a fun place to eat and drink.

As a tiki bar, it definitely delivers in the theme and aesthetic category. It feels like a hidden…read morespot since it's tucked away in a hotel building. They do validated parking so make sure you bring them your ticket! There is a lot of options on the menu, even separating the pages for categories like with coconut, drinks for 2+ ppl, and stronger cocktails.

A friend invited me to celebrate Fat Tuesday at Bon Ton, and it was my first visit. They had live…read moremusic outside, plenty of seating, and a lively, upbeat atmosphere. Inside is dimly lit with several tables, a large bar, and a furry staircase leading upstairs to another bar. Service was good and the drinks were strong. I ordered the Bayou Fog. The food was tasty but nothing special, more like a solid homemade sandwich with your favorite mayo. It's good and satisfying, just not unforgettable. I had the Seafood and Sausage Gumbo and a half Po' Boy called Bo Kho, and while both were enjoyable, they're items I could easily make at home. I'd go again if invited but probably wouldn't make a special trip. If you're curious, it's worth checking out for yourself. Parking is limited behind the restaurant, the lot across the street is for Mary Mac's, and street parking or the Park Mobile app may be your best option.

Love love love. The vibes of the place were great, very intimate setting with great music friendly…read morestaff and excellent food. The coconut cream matcha and the cherry limeade were both delicious. For apps we did raw gulf oysters 100/10 and crab claws 10/10 the sauce on them was insane. I had catfish basket, the seasoning on the fries was great and the fish perfectly crispy outside with a soft meltiness to the fish. Tartar sauce tasted homemade. The crab legs were good with a little kick and very smoky flavor which brought out a bit of sweetness. For dessert the ube pie was 10/10 I love a good dessert that doesn't make me feel stuffed and ready to lay down and this was perfect Would absolutely go a million more times def recommend making a reservation

This was my first time at SOS in a looooong time. Me and my wife came after dinner, as this wasn't…read moretoo far of a walk from dinner. It was a Friday night, so it was pretty packed when we first got there. We put our names down, and then grabbed a drink at the bar. There was outdoor seating that was available, so we grabbed a seat. We were then notified that our table was ready. It wasn't even 20 minutes, so this was great. The host took us to two seats at the bar. SOS is such a cool island type of vibe. They have so many different tiki cocktails that you can choose from. They are mostly made of rum, but they have a few other ones that are made with different alcohols. Me and my wife both got our own drinks. Hers was a special Valentine's Day themed drink that was on the menu, and mine was one of the tequila/mezcal tiki drinks. Both tasted really good! The presentation was just as good too! You aren't limited to these though, it's a full bar, so you can get whatever you want. They also have a few food options, but very limited. Our bartender, Heather, was super nice as well. My wife had asked (when I went to the restroom) if they did anything for birthdays, since my birthday was a few days prior. She did this cool fire presentation and gave us two little slushie shots. Awesome bartender for sure! SOS is a great place to go for some really fun drinks. It's good for groups, but keep in mind that they do get quite busy on the weekends! I'll definitely be back.

Was in Decatur and had Dinner down the street so decided to end the night at SOS!…read more I'll start by saying this is such a solid tiki bar. All the drinks were very fun and taste great and range from smooth to STRONG. The attention to detail put into crafting the drinks is very admirable. I can guarantee your drink will look exactly like how it's depicted on the menu. If only I could remember the names of all the drinks I tried....oh well. What I do remember is that they set the Mai Tai's on fire so that's pretty cool. Service was also great. S/O Charlie! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. You're welcome!

So cute, looks like it should be in Brooklyn. We were there before the crowd. Loved the games as my…read morecrew played Spades, Uno, and Connect Four in our hour or so together. Meat pizza and wings we collectively called average. The guys got beers so I can't comment on drinks, but I won't be eating there. Hookah is also overpriced at 40 and you can walk down Peter's street for cheaper.

Very fun experience ! Came last week and the vibe was crazy ! The perfect place to go to before any…read moreconcert or game. They stay open till 12am!

The food is delicious. The service was awesome. A.P. is also AWESOME, PROFESSIONAL, and she is…read morealways willing to help. A.P. is the BEST!! Spectacular Service A.P We will be back soon.

The culinary offerings and beverages were exceptional, and the bartender provided exceptional…read moreservice.

This is a very cool speakeasy experience in downtown Macon. I highly recommend checking it out…read more They're a tiki themed bar located in a basement. The ambience is very fun and immersive. They specialize in rum based cocktails (and will publicly shame you if you order a vodka drink). Their menu was pretty huge and full of very interesting and fun looking drinks. The Big Willie D in particular was phenomenal and tasted like a coconutty White Russian. They also have a passport where if you try every drink on the menu you get access to their exclusive explorer's club menu. The staff added to the fun atmosphere by periodically making announcements and playing along with the crowd. You can tell that this is a very local, family owned business. A few things to note: -You MUST make a reservation and if you don't show up to that reservation you will have to pay a no-show fee. -You only get one hour in the bar per reservation. They rotate out the entire bar every hour on the hour. It's a fast paced but fun atmosphere. Defined not a sit back and relax type of cocktail lounge.

Great service and excellent drinks!! Reservations are a must have. No food but plenty of choices…read morenearby.

Great food. Very friendly service. Amazing views. The frozen drinks are delicious. Fun live music!…read moreDefinitely one of my favorite spots on the water.

If you are coming during your boat day I'd give this place a 4, coming to it off of dry land... a 3…read moreprobably. Pelican Pete's being on the water and making it easy to dock your boat and come on up is suuuper convenient. Who wants to pack a lunch and make room in the cooler? Nobody. That definitely means this place gets busy though. So prepare yourself for possibly a long wait. Some friends and I visited Saturday afternoon. We put our names in for our group (10 of us) and had a wait of an hour. Not horrible. We took a bathroom break and hung out at the boat until it was our time. Pro- the bathroom was surprisingly clean! Con- only 3 stalls so there was a significant line. When we sat down we had to wait a bit to get our orders taken which was a little annoying but there were lots of people there so I'm sure our server was swamped. She was friendly. The food was pretty good! I liked the dock burger that I got. I loved the sauce they put on it, paired really well with the carmelized onions. Fries were awesome! And I loved the Lava Flow drink as well. The way they brought out our food was not the greatest. They had a food runner bringing the plates out and asking the whole table "who ordered the _____" and some of us ordered the same thing without an ingredient so that was a lot of fun for a table of 10. Why not hire more servers and have them bring the food to their own tables? Much better idea especially for larger groups where they know who ordered what. Prices are a little high, especially for things like fish & chips. $24? Kinda weird. Not sure why a burger is $6 less than simple fried fish. Anyway. I know it's on the water and there are costs involved in that, so I won't harp on it too much. I'd happily come back because I enjoyed the food and love how easy it is to come up to it off the water. But it would be really nice if they had more bathrooms and knew who ordered what when they ran food. Oh and if they lowered the price of the seafood.

What a cool place. Discovered it incidentally while in downtown Atlanta. Upscale with a dress code…read morethankfully. The entrance code can be obtained from their website or local hotel concierges. Dial the number on the antique phone and the door magically opens. The staff super friendly and helpful. The bartenders are the best, clearly passionate about their work. I highly encourage you to try one or several of their signature cocktails. I sampled the Left Bank Martini and Vesper. As expected they are fully stocked with Pappy Bourbon, hard to find Amaro Noni. Ask a bartender about the ice block. The place is spacious unlike other speakeasys I've been to. Lots of niche areas with couch reservations, pool table available. No time for a cigar but that is on my list when I return. Food available from their upstairs sister restaurant.

I stopped in for a quick drink before heading to my next destination, and my experience was not…read moreonly disappointing--it was unacceptable. I sat at the bar and had a little light banter with the bartender who is a brother looking to be in his late 30's-early 40's. When I asked about two fruity cocktails from the menu, he flat-out said he wasn't going to make them. That alone was off-putting. Trying to move forward, I asked what he specialized in, and he said he'd "come up with something." I agreed--but very clearly stated: no rum, because my body does not react well to it. After watching him make drinks for people who ordered after me, he eventually handed me a cocktail I never even saw him prepare. That already raised a flag. I took a few sips, and sure enough--my stomach immediately started reacting the exact way it does when I've had rum. When I asked what alcohol he used, he said, "I don't even know." That response alone tells you everything you need to know. At that point, I reminded him I specifically said no rum. Instead of taking accountability, he tried to argue and backtrack. Let me be clear--when a customer tells you not to use a specific liquor, you don't ignore it, guess, or "forget." That's basic service and basic respect. This situation completely threw off my evening, as I had plans afterward and ended up feeling sick. To make matters worse, I reached out to management and received no response. That lack of accountability speaks volumes. At the end of the day, this wasn't just a bad drink--it was careless service. This staff does not prioritize customer care, and that's a problem. If you choose to visit, be very direct, pay close attention, and don't assume your requests will be respected.