We came here with the family after not being able to find any other late night food and we were…read morehighly impressed!! Fantastic service, delicious little bites that were more than enough food, and a great seating area for the family to eat together! I highly recommend giving them a try!

Phenomenal customer service, drinks, bites and customer service!…read more Way to go: Bartender Justin 10/10 laughs and all. Servers Javi and Johnathan- Super Cool & Kind Managers Tim, Corey, Ham!! A joy Chef Orlando - Bon appétit!!

Love this little roof top bar at the AC hotel in the Atlanta area…read more Bambi took great care of us for before we went out to dinner with friends. The views of the Perimeter were beautiful last night and Bambi put on the ceiling heaters which were available since it was chilly last night. Shared a Flatbread with tomatoes arugula mozzarella and basalmic drizzel.It was unexpectedly very good for bar food. Vino: Beringer cab Although they offer a full bar . Plenty of seating inside and out on the 7th floor . Worth a visit if staying at the AC or in the area opened 5pm to 11pm.

We held a client appreciation event here and it was a rousing success. Clients loved the ambiance,…read morestaff was attentive and the craft drinks were on point. Covered, free parkiing and wonderful views. This is a bar for grown folk. Chill, nice vibe.

Had a great first experience at MidCity. What immediately stood out was the cocktail program's…read morefocus on clarified drinks -- not something you see executed at this level very often. The amount of prep, technique, and patience required for clarified cocktails definitely isn't lost on me, so I naturally gravitated toward those options. MidCity clearly puts serious effort into the details and the server was well-equipped to discuss and help guide me to the right decisions. I tried the Peanut+Butter, Mangorita, and Pear Matcha Fizz. The Mangorita was the standout for me. The rum brought a deep, complex backbone while the mango rounded everything out with just the right sweetness. Super balanced, layered, and honestly just delicious. The Peanut+Butter reminded me a bit of a Boulevardier variation, with the Cynar adding that earthy, slightly bitter edge that kept it from leaning too sweet. Really interesting drink with a lot going on. The Pear Matcha Fizz was refreshing and easy to drink -- definitely tasty -- but felt a little less complex and developed compared to the other two cocktails I had. Overall, very impressed. Creative menu, thoughtful execution, and a clear respect for craft cocktails. Already planning to go back tonight to work through more of the menu. This is a gem on the cocktail scene in Atlanta and deserves the glowing reviews that it has here on Yelp.

Such a cute, cozy bar in the heart of the city. I ordered the TreS Lychee, which was strong, but…read moresuper fresh and fruity. The espresso martini was one of the best I've had, but the Irish coffee was so delicious and unique in its recipe, I can't decide which was my favorite! Definitely come visit if you're in the area. It's not too crowded, the staff are super fun, and the drinks are really cool!

We were becoming regulars at the Bat & Ball, but we won't be ordering again. The food has become…read moreinconsistent and awful, I'm sorry to say. We have been wanting to try the bistro filet bites, but what we received was rancid. The meat was cooked, but it had a smell that I noticed only after biting into one, chewing, and immediately spitting it out. It was unbelievably foul-tasting and the worst meat I have ever put in my mouth, which was concerning. We were given a buffalo chicken flatbread that was swimming in so much hot sauce that we had to wipe some off the top to see, let alone, taste, what was underneath. All we did taste was straight up hot sauce. The Shepherd's Pie was a favorite, but the latest entree was largely cauliflower and broccoli with no green beans and no pan sauce. The vegetables are usually amazing and exactly what is pictured on the menu with green beans -- no broccoli or cauliflower in sight. I don't know if they were trying to cut costs, but the quality of the food just hasn't been the same on our last two visits.

Ordered from here a few times because I like the wedge salad, but everything else I've tried has…read morenot been good (chicken sandwich, nachos, mozzarella sticks that taste better from the freezer section at Kroger, blah cheesecake). Ordered tater tots and got steak fries. Overall cannot suggest.

Welcome to GA Chapter Room. The first rule of GA Chapter Room is: you do not talk about GA Chapter…read moreRoom . The second rule of GA Chapter Room is: you DO NOT talk about GA Chapter Room You certainly shouldn't Yelp about it... There is something fun about having a secret. I will admit to feeling a lot like Patrick Star and his secret box as I approach the secret entrance to GA Chapter Room. Slipping past the Taco Mac crowd, going down the staircase, always provides the intended sense of mystery. GA Chapter Room is furnished nicely with a couple large booths and a great bar. The colors are dark, masculine and really is the perfect look for a secret bar in a basement. A good selection of draft beers, tons of bottled beer, specialty mixed drinks, and a limited food menu are offered. Service is friendly and attentive. It's not cheap, but it's nice to get away from the proletariat once in a while. Maybe I'll see you there, but we won't talk about it...

We had a great experience! Our drinks were made well. The food was also great! We enjoyed the…read morecauliflower (highly recommend) and the goat cheese flatbread was good too. Our bartender was good too.

Since we'd already been to Lazy Betty twice, it was hard not to compare the experiences. Very…read moresimilar concepts, although I'll say that if Lazy Betty was a five-star experience, Atlas should probably be six, if that were a thing. The courses were bigger, the techniques and ingredients were more inventive, some of the cocktails cost hundreds of dollars due to rare/aged spirits, and the overall experience was more high-end. However, the cost is also greater and it also came across as slightly pretentious, which is great if that's your vibe. For the record, I'd pick Lazy Betty any day of the week. We were there in March so the winter menu was in effect -- unfortunately can't see those offerings online anymore as they have transitioned to the spring menu. The things that stood out to me that I still recall a few months later: 1) I thought I hated beets my entire life until I had whatever they served me, which was pure heaven. I believe it was some kind of beet gazpacho which sounded horrid but thankfully I stretched my limits to try it and am happy I did. 2) I don't care for sweetbreads or duck. Although not advertised as an option, they were able to sub out each of those courses for something else, which I did enjoy (one of them was their take on "green eggs and ham") 3) I got full somewhere in the middle and ended up having to box up the dessert to go, because I thought I was going to puke if I ate one more thing. Like Lazy Betty, service was extraordinary. Our main waitress was attentive without being annoying. I'd disclosed at the time of making the reservation that my bf was celebrating a birthday and each staff member with whom we interacted expressed their well wishes and made it a special experience. Everyone who brought out and explained the dishes did so with pride and gusto. The ambiance was dark/moody and felt more private, especially because they'd given us a large U-shaped corner booth. Things that had nothing to do with the restaurant that affected my overall impression: 1) Atlas is located inside a hotel which is just a pain. Once you enter the hotel, it's not very clear where you are supposed to go to access the restaurant. We accidentally stood in line for a few minutes at whatever was across the hall from the restaurant, thinking that was it. 2) It cost money to valet/park, so we figured we might as well just Uber there and home. The front of the hotel is a cramped disaster. 3) The bathrooms are not inside the restaurant, but are the general ones for the hotel. There was an attendant but nice touches like mouthwash and other amenities were not present. Definitely an experience for a special occasion, and worthy of accolades.

I've been more of a Yelper than other review sites. But for my trip to Atlanta, I decided to go…read morewith the top Michelin Star restaurant. We were three people, and my 15 year old niece had never been to this type of establishment before. Adventure right. The decor had a predictable elegance for the type of eatery it was. We had several different staff member presenting the various parts of the Chef Tasting. There were nine dishes total. Of those nine, three of them seemed to impress the three of us: flavors that elevated above the standard kitchen offerings. The other six dishes were fine, but nothing exciting necessarily. It seems that they bank a lot on the service and presentation. That was as "upscale" as you can get. The have a highly professional and friendly staff that will make you feel special. The decor is the kind of magical place that would go over well for a date night. Server: Angel

I loved everything about this speakeasy, from the service to the ambiance. It can be a little…read moretricky to find, but it's located on the second floor of Ponce City Market next to the barbershop. The service was exceptional from start to finish. The hostess who checked us in was warm and welcoming, the gentleman who escorted us to our table was friendly, and our server provided excellent service throughout the evening. The live music created the perfect atmosphere and really elevated the entire experience. The space is intimate, making it an ideal spot for a date night or a night out with friends. We ordered the milk bread, tuna tostadas, shrimp empanadas, branzino, and short ribs. Everything was delicious, but the milk bread and the branzino stole the show! I also highly recommend the ginger ale mocktail it was so refreshing and full of flavor. I already can't wait to go back. This is an excellent addition to Ponce City Market!

Excellent experience…read more The food was really good but you should be at before you come because you will leave hungry The margarita was on point The live music was great and when the dj took over, it got even better. All the servers and hosts were really friendly. Only reason for the 4 stars would be the price. The food and drinks are good but it is expensive. Most dishes are over $40 and drinks are about $15 and up. It's not the place for a large group because there are a lot small stables. 6 people max is probably where you should expect to have a good experience. Mya was my waitress and she was great. She checked on us a lot and made sure we had our drinks even when it got busy. They are open late and our last call was about 10:30 I think.

Came here after dinner one evening and it was pretty slow . The bar was chic and dimly lit, where I…read morehad to pull out my phone to read the menu. I'm old but dang I didn't think I was that old where I'd be that person pulling out my phone's flashlight to read the menu. The bartender was talkative and nice. He sounded like he was knowledgeable with the different nice liquors when we asked him about different brands. Overall, a good experience. Drinks were good. Bartender was friendly.

I have been to Sushi Eight countless times and who knew right next door was a speakeasy! This is my…read morenew favorite spot hands down, and I don't think too many people know about it. If you're not careful, you will walk right past it! It's got a dark sultry, dimly lit, lounge aesthetic. Perfect for date night or game night with a few friends! Me and my date arrived here shortly after dinner and I was not disappointed. I chose to stay a little longer because the ambience was nice and the drinks were strong but well made. You've got to try this place. Only downside is they closed early. For a holiday weekend, on a Sunday they closed around 11:30. So if they were open later, which maybe they are on other nights it would be a huge plus!