Have you ever wondered what purgatory feels like?!…read more It's Friday night - and all you want is a strong, dirty Cosmo to calm the nerves. Well - if you really want it... you'll have to wait here. Sometime in excess of 30 minutes. This place is one of the closest I've ever felt to the afterlife - in a very mediocre way. I like to think that I'll end up in purgatory. But after the dreadful wait time on that Cosmo I truly wonder if hell is better. I'm giving 3 stars because the ambiance is well above average for a hotel bar in Atlanta.

Truly enjoy the atmosphere here. Very easy to get into with little disruption. We had a section and…read morehad attentive staff waiting on us, suya was delicious as well.

We loved the crispy rice tuna, curry puffs, and spicy peanut noodles. The cucumber salad and good…read moretime girl cocktails were inspired and well executed from a mixology standpoint. The interior of this bar is very cool and classy feeling. The happy hour menu also can save you some money if you're getting food! Everything came out fast and our servers were lovely. If you're looking for some good light bites and delicious drinks, this is the spot to go.

I was so excited to try this place. The restaurant is beautiful and the service was really great!…read moreIt's located right in ATL so expect parking to be sketchy (would it be ATL if it wasn't). The reason for 3 stars is that the food was mid (I would love to give 3.5 stars if I could). Some dishes stood out - the peanut noodles, the lobster with the same noodles, salmon crudo, and wings were pretty good too. Everything else was either not great or very mid - the platter, calamari, salmon was not crispy skin and was overcooked, fries, sardine bruschetta. We spent $400 with tip and I only liked or remembered about 20% of what we ordered. Drinks are beautiful and creative. It would be great for a drink and sexy vibes, but I would go somewhere else to eat. I forgot to take pictures (OOPS)

Went with a couple friends for drinks after dinner. It's a nice spot to go to for a chill laid back…read morevibe. The bartenders are friendly and the drinks are solid If you sit by the fire pit, you get a nice view of the city and tall buildings.

The music was great, the bartender was very rude. It was 935pm , my birthday and my girlfriend…read moreNikki's and he would not serve us drinks. With an attitude he stated that the bar was closed, his name was Kay Oreo he stated. What a Debbie Downer and a great tipper.

Located in the Four Seasons hotel on the 2nd floor; we were immediately greeted by the host staff…read more Our reservation was for 12:30pm and we arrived approximately mins early and had to briefly wait for our table to be ready. We sat down and were provided water and I asked for a purse holder and the waitress was able to locate one for me. We received our menus and if you're in to a French style menu, this is the place for you. I had the avocado tartine (toast), and others in my party had the eggs Benedict, the crepe; and pancakes. Two of us also ordered a mimosa. Because it was my aunts birthdays, they were given a small treat. It's quiet and very cute ambiance and lighting. They have tea time from 1-4pm which I will definitely be back for. ***I gave this place a 4 only because the menu was sort of limited from what I had known to be a buffet style brunch and I think, to me, I needed a little more seasoning.***

Bar Margot is along my walk home from work, so from time to time I'll stop in for a drink or dinner…read moreat the bar. As you'd expect at the Four Seasons it's a very upscale ambiance and the staff is always very welcoming. The bar itself is large enough to hold a dozen or so seats and there is extensive table and banquette seating in the floor area. They have a selection of house cocktails and I've been happy with each one I've tried (my eye always moves to the bourbon/whiskey options on the menu). There is a limited food menu that is definitely way better than standard "bar food" though neither is it fine dining; it's perfect for a light meal. They do have music certain evenings so it can get quite busy then or on weekend nights. Prices are a little above what you can find nearby in Midtown but again this is a five star hotel; I think it's worthwhile for the occasional visit.

I was staying at The Starling Hotel in Midtown, so I had to check out their lobby restaurant,…read moreLantana, and it did not disappoint. I started off with the sangria, and for dinner I ordered the short rib. It came with a kimchi carrot and ginger purée and broccolini, and the entire flavor profile was amazing. That meal was so good I cleared the plate. Whoever created that dish deserves ten stars. The vibe and ambience were perfect -- cute for a date night or even just a nightcap. The service was great as well. I forgot the server's name, but she kept my water filled, checked on me multiple times, and made sure I was taken care of. That is all you can really ask for. Overall, a wonderful experience. I would definitely return.

I remember when this was The W and you really partied at the pool level. But now rebranded as The…read moreStarling Hotel, the Lantana Lounge is a great spot. Fridays and Saturdays they have a DJ from 9-1 AM that plays all the best R&B, Hip Hop, House, Afrobeats and more. The bartenders - MJ, Dontrell and the team are on point. The cocktails are amazing, the menu is diverse and service is top tier. I met a new friend while at the bar and enjoyed watching the TSU v Alabama football game. Roll Tide! The Whiskey-Rita is a strong one but goes down smooth. For dinner I had the short rib. It's served with broccolini and kimchi. Amazing presentation and the flavors were so delicious. It was giving keto (no carbs) but the bbq sauce may have some sugars. The crowd is a mix of singles, couples, nationalities and ages. It was more Black mid-30s and up if I had to guess. There's plenty of space to find a spot inside or their outside patio. No cover charge but valet or self-parking in the garage. If you know the right people, it's free. "Wink" Try this on your next night out after Politan Row, Establishment or the IPIC Movie Theater around the corner.

Neat speakeasy with cool vibes. We sat at the bar & got served our cocktails with a nice…read morepresentation. Open until late. Servers are all nice.

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.

Virtue Rooftop is a whole mood on a Tuesday. I touched down for the "Jazz on the Rooftop" session,…read moreand the live saxophonist was definitely the highlight--sliding through covers and originals with the kind of ease that makes a date night feel effortless. The spot is huge with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, so you aren't cramped while trying to catch a vibe. The 1000 Masks cocktail was smooth and balanced, avoiding the sugar-trap I expected from the blueberry syrup. We started with the Yuca Parmesan Truffle Fries--solid crunch and the truffle wasn't aggressive--and the Togarashi Tempura Veggies, which were light and crispy. I went with the 5Church Lamb Burger Sliders for the main; the gorgonzola fondue and red onion marmalade combo was a heavy hitter, though the lemon-dressed arugula kept it grounded. The food was a solid, reliable choice--nothing that'll change your life, but definitely tasty enough to keep you satisfied while the music does its thing. If you want a laid-back, intentional atmosphere without the extra noise, this is the move.

Beautiful views, but the service and the food left much to be desired…read more I ordered chicken skewers, 2 mocktails, artichoke dip, and yucca fries. The chicken skewers took forever to come out. You only get two of them, and they are served over a bed of mixed greens. They lacked seasoning and flavor. The artichoke dip was extremely oily and had a very strange texture--it was thick and spreadable. The pita bread tasted old and stale. asked for a fork and the waitress forgot. When she brought my fries, she realized that she never brought the fork, and still didn't bring it. I ordered yucca fries, but she brought regular fries. The mocktails were served in these foggy old cups. Even the customer next to me commented on her own cup and said it looked like someone had drank from it. They add 20% gratuity to ALL bills--I was by myself and it was still added. 5 Church is pretty good, but this place was not at all. I paid 65 dollars for my meal, which was absolutely not worth it, given the quality and service of my experience. Looks good for IG but I won't be coming back to this rooftop.

My company rented out the Moxy Lounge for a fall social happy hour. The Lounge is quite spacious,…read morebut the bar area also serves as the check-in for the Moxy hotel. The space is really cute and trendy, and there are plenty of seating areas to enjoy your cocktails and conversation. The food, on the other hand, was just okay. We had crab cakes, which were Eh, in my opinion, smoked salmon bites on a bed of cucumber was pretty good. The spring rolls were half done very disappointing. Sriracha sliders didn't have the spice or anything remotely close to a Sriracha sauce on them. The bread was slightly hard as well. I almost missed the arancini mushroom balls they were pretty good, and the charcuterie board could have used some crackers. The service was lacking at first, but the moxy employees did redeem themselves later in the evening.

Fun and tasty drinks. Unique environment with friendly staff. Would come back here or potentially…read moreplan an event in the space.

Once again, Boogalou is great if you're looking for a good lively brunch! Highly recommend having a…read morereservation and even then make sure your entire party is there because you can't be seated without it. Don't expect anything too aesthetic here. The chairs were sticky and the table was barely cleaned off but the food was good! The mimosa tower is a great alternative to the bottemless mimosas and comes with a free refill! If you're in a large group everyone can get several cups out of it. There's no free parking nearby that I know about but there's a garage walking distance and valet right in front.

The Monday and Wednesday Happy Hour seafood $10 snow crab legs are great! They are seasoned well…read moreand topped with a garlic butter sauce.

This bar is absolutely beautiful! They offer a great selection of wine and cocktails! The food is…read moredelicious and the service is excellent. There are plenty of parking options available. I absolutely adore the variety of wine they offer!

Too many weird and inconsistent rules. International First Class flights with their AMEX gets you…read morein, but if you fly 5 hours in from Aruba (18 miles off the coast from South America) with a layover before another 5 hour flight to the West Coast, you are ineligible. The "Caribbean" is considered domestic, Kingdom of the Netherlands be darned.