Burle's is a great cocktail bar right off the beltline. The inside part is small and intimate but…read morethey have a lot of outdoor seating. The indoor seating is hit or miss as they have one couch that is really low to the ground and uncomfortable to sit on but the other couches are comfy. The cocktails here are delicious. I got the white witch and wow, what a great drink! The bartenders are all super kind too and make the drinks quickly. I can't wait to come back and try some of their other cocktails!

I've been wanting to try this bar out, and I finally had a chance to do so on Tuesday for jazz…read morenight! They hold a jazz night every Tuesday with live music for a nice chill, yet fun, vibe. Just a warning, the space inside is pretty small--typically there's optional seating outside, but it's really chilly at the moment (although they have heaters)--but there's more seating downstairs in The Victorian Atlanta plant shop. I didn't realize that the two were connected! FYI, if you sit downstairs, you'll be seated next to where the live music performers will be playing, so it will be louder there. As for the drinks, I tried the Zombie. I loved it so much, I ordered a second one instead of trying a different one! It tasted sweet and slightly tropical with the rum and spiced liqueur. It also had some absinthe, which I was worried about when I first ordered it since I hate the taste of it (not a big fan of black licorice flavors), but I didn't taste it at all! Overall, this place had such a great vibe to it!

Moonlight is a relatively new cocktail bar in Old Fourth Ward located in the Fourth Hotel. They…read morehave a variety of cocktails ranging from around $12-20. I would recommend making a reservation, especially on a weekend at sunset, but they do take walk-ins and you can get added to a waitlist or try to find an unreserved table. The view from the rooftop is spectacular. You can see almost all of Atlanta. It's a really nice spot to grab a cocktail and enjoy the views.

I didn't love the food -- a ton of seafood items but didn't feel like it suited the vibe. The…read moreservice is good and the servers are very attentive! the views tho....thats everything here. I have to say it's been the best one ive been to in atlanta!! get a resi, don't wear athleisure, and park valet or pay on the street!

Bully Boy is an incredible addition to the O4W neighborhood tucked behind Two Urban Licks. My…read morefriend and I had dinner at the bar & were pleasantly surprised with diverse menu, there's something for everyone. The service was great, we made fun small talk with the bartender and kept order more plates throughout the night. I was impressed with their fresh sushi options! Also the ambiance is simply cool. Surrounded with windows & greenery. It's a vibe & must see if you're in the neighborhood.

Solo date at Bully Boy which is the sister restaurant to Two Urban Licks…read more Located right by TUL off the beltline, this seafood & Asian fusion restaurant was a doll. I had thee.... -Brussels (thee best) -Crispy Tempura Rice -Hawkers Chicken Bev. -Mocktail #2 (blueberry, mint, lime, & soda) Perfect date night, solo, or girl's night spot!

Love Ranger Station in Ladybird! This is their upstairs speakeasy style bar! It's dark and moody…read moreand perfect for an intimate date or night out with friends! It's a perfect spot for a night cap on the beltline!! I always love their holiday decor. And they do fun shot skis, cocktails, and small plates. FYI the fondue is DELICIOUS!! We literally took it home and made pasta with the leftovers lol it was sooo good!! You can make reservations for this spot, so if you definitely want to get over there make a reservation in advance!

Ranger Station is unfortunately in a loud busy environment. If familiar with the beltline, it takes…read morea lot of effort to get to if visiting for the first time. The inside is beautifully decorated with plenty of western themed items and colors and the vibes are consistent even all the way to the "latrines". The menu did not wow me. There were only a few items that stood out but what I did actually order was also just okay. I was expecting the dip to be hot but it was the exact opposite. I think it is maybe better suited for individuals interested in unique items or just hanging out to grab a drink or two but not for a real meal.

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)

We had a birthday dinner here and the service and food was just fantastic. I can't speak more…read morehighly of this place. Every dish was tasty. The only thing I regret is not going back and getting my same dish before they switched their menu. Beef rendang hand pie, 11/10. Their duck and seasonal veggies were delicious as well.

Prefacing this review with the fact that we were only there for drinks and snacks so I can't speak…read moreto the full dinner. We got the Georgia cheese and the shrimp chips in addition to three cocktails. I got the Euclid and my friends got the Bucksin Playmate and the Ticonderoga Cup. I really liked my drink a lot so much so that I took a screenshot of the menu and got my friend to re-create it at home, that one thing was good but in general, I don't see the drive to go there. I thought the cheese was fine. Shrimp chips were fine. Everything in my opinion was fine. It wasn't bad but it wasn't memorable either

This is a great wind down spot, perfect to stop to end your night. It's not big, is is a Speakeasy…read morevibe... you will pass it by if I you don't know or aren't paying attention. It's dark in there, it's a sexy dark... lol if that makes sense. The service was amazing, there was only bartender and she knew her stuff. She had great vibe! They only service drinks. Our drinks were on point!!

Intimate little speak easy spot in Grant Park. Chill vibes. Sexy decor. They only serve alcohol,…read morebut you are allowed to order food for delivery. Perfect place to escape.

Now this was a treat…read more I had no idea Little Spirit was tucked away where it is--I usually frequent Delbar just up the street--so stumbling upon this spot was such a pleasant surprise. I know the word gets overused, but it truly was a whole vibe. What I loved most is that it's the kind of place where everyone feels welcome. There's no pressure, no strict dress code--just a come-as-you-are energy, and people genuinely receive you that way. Within five minutes of being there, I already felt comfortable. Everyone was so friendly--the bartenders, the people around us, even the random interactions felt warm and easy. The space itself is really cool too. They have artwork featuring icons like Prince, Tupac, and Biggie, which added to the overall atmosphere. We ordered the King Peach (I believe it had bourbon--I did take a picture of the menu, though it's a little cut off), and it was really good. Smooth, flavorful, and easy to sip. They're open until 2 AM, so it's a great spot whether you're grabbing a drink with friends, on a date, or even just stopping by solo to soak in the energy. It's one of those places where you can just be. I'd love to make this a regular spot--definitely somewhere I can see myself coming back to at least once a month.

Little Spirit is a cute cocktail bar in Inman Park. The place is small and can get very crowded on…read morethe weekend but tends to be not as full during the week. They have seating inside as well as some outdoor patio seating with heaters. I love their cocktails here! I haven't had a bad one yet and I was blown away by their slushie. I'm not even a fan of frozen drinks but I got to try their version of an alcoholic Wendy's milkshake and it was incredible. I hope to come back before they switch it out so I can order that. The bartenders are amazing! Super friendly and helpful and they make incredible drinks. Don't forget to check out their happy hour Monday thru Friday until 8 pm (I believe).

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.

We had a 5 star experience while at a company conference. I couldn't recommend enough. For a group…read moreof six, the wine, appetizers, atmosphere, steak, and service areas perfection. Thank you for a memorable dinner.

Italian Steakhouse Says It All - The Best of All Worlds…read more Walked into IL Premio on a Monday night and was told there was an hour wait for a table, so I headed to the bar- fortunately, a seat was open. I started with one of my favorite Reposados by Herradura. For my Crudi, I ordered the Ricciola alla Puttanesca, what i thought was going to be a classic Italian seafood dish that traditionally features ricciola (Italian amberjack) in puttanesca sauce. The menu noted it was made with yellowtail, which piqued my curiosity. I expected the ricciola to be pan-seared or lightly grilled and finished with the sauce, or served with the sauce spooned over the top. To my surprise, the dish arrived as thinly sliced raw yellowtail, presented sashimi/crudo-style. Each slice was topped with a small amount of sauce infused with capers, Taggiasca olives, Calabrese chiles, and possibly sun-dried tomatoes, all classic puttanesca ingredients. Microgreens completed the presentation. This could be described as a "ricciola crudo with puttanesca-style garnish" rather than a traditional cooked ricciola alla puttanesca. Essentially, the chef uses the puttanesca flavor profile (capers, olives, chiles, tomato, oil) as a raw topping instead of cooking the fish in the sauce. While it's raw, it's a modern, crudo-style interpretation inspired by puttanesca flavors and I'm a fan. I'll order it again and again. For my Secondi, I had the Risotto ai Funghi, a classic Italian dish featuring creamy arborio rice with shiitake and hen-of-the-woods (maitake) mushrooms and a hint of lemon. Served piping hot, it was rich, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. For dessert, I enjoyed another Reposado by Herradura. IL Premio is so much more than a steakhouse. The food is thoughtfully prepared, the atmosphere is refined, service by Janlan was excellent and it is a fitting restaurant for an outstanding hotel property.