Still a lively hangout for locals ~ same well worn decor unchanging for decades, staff always…read moretrying to keep it together. Local taps and better to request your fav cocktails vs the drink menu. Sit at the bartop if you want to chill alone but enjoy the chaos around you. No real TVs for sports. Nice summer evening chill spot with a few friends.

Always has the best beers and freshest of foods ! Service is amazing considering it's the World Cup…read more!

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.

The atmosphere was wonderful! I love the lights and the ATL skyline art on the wall was really…read morecool. The food was outstanding; standouts for us were the hummus and the lamb burger. The cocktails were equally impressive, with the spicy margarita being a must-try. The owner's hospitality added a personal touch that made the experience truly memorable. We'll definitely be returning!

My boyfriend made reservations to this beautiful place this Friday. Upon arrival we were greeted by…read moresecurity and directed to the host. We were seated immediately and were given the option to chose which section we preferred. The restaurant is absolutely beautiful! Full of life and colors and so many beautiful decor to enjoy. I loved the beautiful white trees they have inside. The ladies bathroom is super cute too. Our waitress was super sweet, the hookah guy was super knowledgeable and knew his flavors well. We tried the mighty freeze, vanilla & mint. It was so smooth, very enjoyable. The drinks were good too, I had the lemon drop and my bf had an old-fashioned. As we were waiting for our drinks the owner Sid approached us and greeted us. He was so friendly, he welcomed us to the business and made himself available to us in case we needed anything. We absolutely appreciated that. He made sure we were taken care of. Our food was soooo delicious! My boyfriend had the Starlight grilled whole fish, he chose to make it nice and spicy.. Wow this was so flavorful!! even the salad was devine! I ordered the Curry goat which came accompanied with Basmati rice. We also ordered a side of Basil garlic naan. My god that curry goat was soooo good! we love spicy food so they made it nice and spicy for us. It was a 10 for us! we will for sure be returning to try other dishes and because we loved the ambiance and how each and every employee treated us.

This is a fun little "speakeasy" hidden away in Dunwoody. On a Saturday night it's definitely…read morehappening but not too crazy. My group of 3 got seated without a problem and service was basically good throughout the evening. The decor is interesting, going for a savage tropical paradise feel I guess, and not something you get every day in Atlanta. The drinks I tried were all solid, really well made, often somewhat different takes on familiar classics.

Reservations available if you need them, they recommend for weekends but we went on a weekday night…read moreand it wasn't busy. They really lean into this Tiki theme with the oceanic decor as well as like the Mayan skull wall. The menu overall is about maybe 7 to 10 drinks all Tiki inspired the bartender that was working that night was pretty flexible in making drinks that weren't necessarily on the menu, which was really nice. They are doing this new thing where they have a couple of food options available to order that isn't a part of the actual restaurant menu, but we didn't try any of those when we went. I will say some of the drinks were a little on the sweeter side for my personal taste, but the bartender was willing to make it less sweet to fit my needs. Overall, I think it's a cute date night spot. If you're already eating at the restaurant, then it's an easy walk up the stairs to visit this bar for a little nightcap.

We returned for another four-day meeting, and I stopped in for breakfast one morning. It was nice…read moreand quiet, which gave me the opportunity to catch up on some work while enjoying my breakfast. The service was wonderful, and this was a definite improvement from our last experience. I ordered an omelet with cheesy grits, and everything was very lovely. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would happily return.

The food here was pretty solid! We got a special and it was reasonably priced. The drinks were…read moretasty and the food was also tasty. The service from our server was lackluster but it was fine because weren't in a hurry at all. We got to sit near the windows, which was nice and considerate of the hostess as there was a big noisy party on the other side. Overall pretty good for a hotel restaurant!

Best new hotspot I've been to in a long time! Amazing vibes from the space and the staff. Very…read moreintentional, beautifully thought out bar. Food is Faves so far are the mini meatball subs, cacio e burro, and their own twist on lasagna. Not to mention they are open a bit later for that nightcap cocktail. This one will be a keeper in the rotation! Well done

I absolutely love the concept of Y Bar. It's fresh, authentic, and fun. The moment I walked in, I…read morefelt like I stepped into one of the most popular aperitivo bars in Italy...and I say that from personal experience. The atmosphere is vibrant, the bartender and servers are fantastic, and they make the whole experience so enjoyable. The food is delicious, and creative. Whether you're looking to grab a drink after work, meet friends, or keep the night going, Y Bar delivers that glamorous, trendy vibe while staying true to its Italian roots. My recommendation? Go in with an open mind and let Y Bar be exactly what it's meant to be. Don't compare it to anything and embrace the experience. We will definitely be back soon!

Well: what started as a frustrating experience ended up as a 10/5 stars: all because of our…read morewonderful server Mary and her husband "Tony" The decision to feature live music while the National Championship semifinal was on, was indeed a headscratcher and we will chalk it up to "Holiday Fog" on the part of whomever schedules the entertainment. Mary and Dawson saved the day with their genuine personalities on full display and what began with "this makes no sense, let's just get out of here " turned into an intent to return: albeit probably not during the upcoming National Championship!

We like this place because it's one of the few spots that carries BravesVision, so it has become…read moreour go-to place to watch games. The beer selection is good and offers plenty of variety. The food is decent, although somewhat overpriced (for example, $18 for a chicken wrap). That's not really why we come here, though. We usually sit at the bar to watch the game and have always had a positive experience until our most recent visit. Shortly after we arrived, a woman we believe may be the owner's wife sat across from us at the bar and began loudly discussing operational issues, vendors, staff, issues with the karaoke host, and even the city of Chamblee. It felt less like a customer experience and more like we were sitting in the middle of an internal staff meeting. We tried to tune it out, but given our proximity, that was difficult. The situation became particularly uncomfortable while we were eating. She began telling a story involving roaches and repeatedly referenced them several times. Hearing an extended discussion about roaches while eating was enough to ruin our appetites, and we ended up pushing our food aside. We mentioned our concern to our server, but we did not expect her to address the issue herself since the concern was with the owner. Customers come to relax, enjoy a meal, and watch a game, not hear restaurant business issues or discussions about pests while dining. We have enjoyed this establishment in the past, but this experience left us questioning whether we'll return.

Just a normal evening date night with my husband. They sat us at the exact table we had the first…read moretime we were there in the patio area. Sorry, future Terra Terroir patrons, that table is ours now. We'll let you use it when we're not there. ;-) Our server was very pleasant. Sorry didn't catch her name. Our dinner included the Oysters and Okra appetizer. Proof you can fry anything and make it good. But the mustard dip/sauce that came with it was excellent (I say this as a non-mustard person). My husband's entree was the scallops. He enjoyed them. I had the KC strip steak with smashed yukon potatoes and forest mushrooms with a sauce and broccolini. I was not a fan of the broccolini (a bit bitter), but the flavors /seasoning of the rest of the meal made up for it. I had a citrus and a hibiscus mocktail. Not bad, but probably would just get a Coke next time. I cannot say enough about the fresh bread and butter. Heavenly. But why only 3 slices for two people? I wish they would expand their mocktail offerings, but other than that, I'm glad we picked this place for our random Wednesday date night.

No-go for us. While Terra Terroir carries a fine-dining price point, the quality of food, service,…read moreand atmosphere fell well short of expectations. Some describe this place as charming, but we felt the opposite; the interiors seem tired and could use some polish and updates, and most table florals were wilted. The garden area has potential, but the mix of faux plants, dated light fixtures, and inexpensive tables gives it a less refined vibe. Menu-wise, prices don't align with plating, flavor, or overall experience. Even the wine list leans heavily toward entry-level bottles rather than thoughtful pairings. On the positive side, the host greeted us warmly, and we were seated right away (only two other tables were occupied on a Thurs @ 6p). Unfortunately, service lagged after that. Our server was pleasant but offered little guidance when asked about menu highlights ("everything" was the answer), water refills were sparse, and empty plates lingered well into the next course until we finally stacked them ourselves. Food notes: * Scallop & corn fritters - 6/10 ($18). Moist and flavorful but over-fried; plating felt amateur for the price, and the sauce was thick and dull. Honestly, LaGarde & Confab down the street both do significantly better fritters for less ($11), with a better vibe * Jumbo crab cake - 6/10 ($21). Nice flavor, but again, not worth the price. (Even Chops Lobster Bar charges just a few dollars more for a far superior experience.) The jicama slaw was fresh but overly soaked in sugar water * Burger - 9/10. The highlight of the night! * Salmon - 4/10. Overcooked, overly salty, served on plain couscous with the saltiest green beans I've ever had, all topped with a syrupy blueberry sauce. * Grapefruit & pomegranate salad - 6/10. Overdressed, with too much sweetness from the pomegranate-honey vinaigrette; the grapefruit tasted canned. Grilled shrimp were cooked nicely. Not sure how this earned an OpenTable Diners' Choice 2025 badge... it wouldn't crack my top 100 spots in Atlanta. And yes, a cat ran across the rafters mid-meal.