Easily some of the best food I've had in Atlanta!…read more I ordered the large bow, got fried chicken and Hawaiian bbq chicken with the rice mix, chili pineapple and Mac salad. Also got a side of fries. Soooo delicious!!! Everything cooked perfectly and seasoned to perfection. The island fire sauce was bomb too! Even better that they're open late!

So, this was my second visit to Big Daddy's Hawaiian BBQ, and it's definitely my last. They're…read morelocated inside a food hub where you can order online or via their big tablets, and then pick up from a locker, so there's not much to say about the service. Now, I'll say this: the food is genuinely delicious. But the portion sizes are just absurd for the price. The first time, I spent around $20 on what felt like a small tray of food. This time, I thought I'd give them another chance. I ordered a large plate with an extra side of broccoli. I paid almost $30, and what I got was a bowl about the size of my hand. My hands aren't tiny either, but for $30? It was absurd. So, while the flavor is spot-on, the portions to pricing make it a hard no for me going forward.

I can always expect great service and good meal! I seem to…read morealways order the the coconut shrimp ! You get eight pieces and I get a kids fried shrimp I always substitute Mac salad for the rice with their Mac salad is very tasty and makes me think I'm in Hawaii! I love this place!!

I love this place. It's really the only Hawaiian spot in town and while the flavors could be…read morebetter, whatever. I'll take what I can get. There was a promo for BOGO chicken katsu and I jumped on that sucker. A little teriyaki sauce to spruce up the boiled cabbage and rice with the sweet and sour katsu sauce for the kitchen are perfect to stave off hunger. Service is really nice and sweet which always makes the food go down better. It's a little hole in the wall but it's got a big place in my heart.

Well, I decided to give L&L another chance because I was craving the BBQ chicken. I opened the box…read moreand was surprised to see how dark it was compared to all of the other times I've had it. Most of it was dry, tough and overcooked. We had to chew and then spit it out because it was tough and couldn't be broken down/chewed enough to swallow. The portion was supposed to have been "extra chicken" but honestly, I didn't see a difference. ‍ Ugh. I was SO disappointed! Am I going to stop coming here? Probably not because there's not another place around here that sells Hawaiian style entrees and when this place gets it right, it's unbeatable, but these last two times I've been there, I've been disappointed. Hoping that feedback helps them to get the quality back that they've been known for.

FOOD (4/5): $3 CHICKEN KATSU MUSUBI: eat this fresh! So your…read morekatsu is crispy, so delicious! $22 BBQ SHORT RIB (MINI): comes with 2 pieces of short ribs, rice & mac. $16 BBQ CHICKEN PLATE: marinated chicken thigh, rice & mac. I wish they had teriyaki sauce to dip it in. I'm a sauce person.

A secluded Luau, hidden in plain sight in Downtown Atlanta!…read more Location and Parking Located in the Atlanta Hilton, Trader Vics is on the ground level, accessible from 2 out of the 4 hotel elevators. Parking at the hotel is expensive, however there are several nearby decks for $10-15. Venue and Atmosphere Step past the doors and you are transported to an authentic tiki bar, with no details spared: lush florals, intricately carved statues, and a live band greet you with the warmth of an island vacation. Service, Food, and Beverages Service was prompt, courteous, and efficient. We were greeted with Aloha and brought promptly to our seats. Our waitress recommended the $10 Mai Thai's, Chai-su pork, and coconut shrimp, all of which did not disappoint. Legend has it that the Mai Thai was created here, and after one sip I believe it! The seasoned bok choy was delicious, light and fresh. I wasn't in the mood for a big meal so this fit the bill. Verdict I'll be back!

Fascinating! They say they created the mai thai here. So while staying at the Hilton I decided to…read morecheck it out! This place is located in the basement level of the Hilton Atlanta. It's honestly kind of gloomy and dark in there. But I guess it fits the aesthic! Didn't try the food so I kind speak to it but! That drink was solid!! I ordered the original mai thai and it was solid. All the ingredients mixed perfectly and um, I think I would try a mai thai again!

Food Truck Service:…read more I came across Hapa Kitchen's food truck during East Point's World Cup Town Community Celebration, & what a great addition to the festivities. The food was fresh, flavorful & prepared with care, with genuinely welcoming service. I also appreciate the Vegan-friendly options & attention to dietary needs. Great food, great energy & a beautiful way to be part of the community. Mahalo, Hapa Kitchen.

Stopped their food truck at a local art festival in Suwanee…read more We were happy to see vegetarian options as that can be a difficult ask from the typical food truck menus. Hubby selected the tofu bbq bun and it was very good. Not very spicy despite the $1 upcharge for the spicy sauce. I selected the salad rice bowl with gently just fried with a crunchy crust tofu. Hold the mayo for me. Good portion ! With the combo meals spring rolls and drink included. Spring rolls were hot and crunchy but basically empty. Would not order those again. Beverages were $3 ala carte which is a ripoff. So , bun and bowl were winners, just bring your own drinks .... Friendly patient staff, would be nice if hand sanitizer was present since they sell finger food....

Having been raised in Hawai'i and living in Waiʻanae for 20 years, Hawaiian food isn't something…read moreI'm unfamiliar with. I've eaten at many L&L Hawaiian Barbecue locations throughout Hawai'i, and I'm even friends with Eddie Flores, one of the founders of L&L. So when I find an L&L on the mainland, I'm always interested to see how it compares to what I remember from back home. I ordered the Loco Moco, and it definitely hit the spot--rice topped with hamburger patties, plenty of brown gravy, and fried eggs. Once those runny yolks mix with the gravy and rice, that's pure local-style comfort food. The macaroni salad was creamy and exactly what you want alongside a plate lunch. I also grabbed a Spam musubi, another simple Hawaii staple that immediately brings back memories--Spam, rice, nori, and that familiar sweet-and-salty combination. I probably judge Hawaiian plate lunches a little differently than someone experiencing them for the first time. This visit gave me some of those familiar flavors I was looking for. Good portions, good food, and a little taste of the islands here on the mainland. I'll definitely be back to work my way through more of the menu. Ono Grindz Decor was typically L&L with friendly staff.

Great food, everything I've had has been very good. The…read morestaff and team are excellent. Very cozy restaurant, if you can't find a seat inside there is outdoor seating and great on a nice day. It's shaded.

I was famished and at work. A Hui Hou to the rescue! I had the deliver the Spam Musubi, Ultimate…read morePoke Bowl and a Hawaiian Sun Lilikoi passion fruit drink. It all was fresh and filling! Also was very tasty! I look forward to getting food from here again.

This was absolutely a 10/10 experience. I was staying at the Marriott Downtown for a work trip and…read moredesperately needed to catch up with my friend and eat before heading to bed. I wasn't expecting much from this place but it was the perfect gem. I wasn't expecting much able to make a last minute reservation online and we were seated immediately. The waiter was professional and so friendly--he literally knew every little thing about each dish. He provided some great recommendations and we decided to order the lobster crawfish wontons, the crispy beef, the drunken noodle with scallops and lobster tail, and the sticky ribs. I easily could have eaten all the wontons myself and the drunken noodles came large lobster tails and plenty of scallops. I ate these so fast that I forgot to take a picture. The crispy beef was a little bit on the sweeter side but it was the perfect amount of crunch and sauce that paired well with the vegetables and jasmine rice. I also really enjoyed the ribs--they were very tender and flavorful. It came with collard greens which I didn't enjoy as much but the other dishes were so good and I ate so much that I didn't mind. I also saw plenty of couples celebrating milestones together so it definitely makes for a cute night out if you're in the area looking to have a nice dinner with your partner. I hope to be back to Atlanta soon so that I can indulge again.

Had an incredible dining experience at Poor Calvin's! Every dish was rich, uniquely flavorful, and…read morepresented beautifully. The staff was super warm and attentive throughout the night. Perfect spot for a special dinner or upscale night out in Atlanta!

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.

Slow service, dripping roof water, very limited selection of non rum drinks (only 1 beer) and…read moreagain, the water / cups tastes and smells like cleaner and....just the slowest service.

I didn't know what this place was before I showed up but it was a great experience…read more I ordered the teriyaki bowl and really enjoyed it.

We were looking to try something different from our normal go-to salads/bowls & Lulubowls' Hawaiian…read moreinspiration caught our tastebuds. We tried to place our order from their website & after getting repeated error messages we ended up placing our order via Yelp/GrubHub. Good concept, yet the food preparation & presentation was unappealing as what we ordered was differed from the photos on their website. Our Food: My Green Papaya Slaw arrived in a condiment size container & was doused in some sort of red sauce. The Impossible Potstickers that we were looking forward to were so stuck to the container we had to tear them apart just to eat them. My Island BBQ Salad with battered, slightly fried Teriyaki Cauliflower topped with Kimchi & Seasoned Seaweed saved my portion of the order. My Daughter was 50/50 with her Loco Moco Impossible Beef Bowl - too salty even with the Brown Rice to try & balance it out. We both agreed to skip over the Avacado Mac & Cheese that resembled more of a cold, dry pasta salad. Minus the $4.99 Delivery Fee & a 15% tip, our order was not worth the $50 portion & of course price-wise. One & done.