service was amazing. fast and kind. the mocktails were…read moresweet but not syrup based with sugary thickness, which i appreciate. the sushi (veggie) was fresh. fries were perfect. the restaurant has an overall warm energy, quaint without feeling overwhelmingly crowded, even though it was definitely a full restaurant, the tables are well-placed.

I wasn't able to make it to One Flew South while exploring Atlanta, so I was happy to finally try…read moreit at the airport before my flight. I ordered the deviled eggs (with the toppings on the side), the tuna poke tacos, and the collard green ramen. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and well prepared. The bar service was quick, and my food came out promptly. I arrived just before the lunch rush, but within the hour the restaurant filled up quickly. As it got busier, service slowed a bit, and it took a while to get my check. Aside from that, the experience was enjoyable, and the food definitely lived up to its reputation. It's a great option if you have extra time before your flight, in terminal E.

katima is always AMAZING. however. before I went to leave I needed to use the restroom..which is…read moreupstairs. and the bartender told me it was closed, yet it was opened for other individuals prior. If I hadn't eaten and had drinks I could understand declining use. However another gentleman had just walked up there. felt like discrimination. could use coaching on etiquette... would help her tip percentage. This was Thursday 4/24. Katima's relief bartender.

My daughter and I had lunch yesterday while waiting for my husband. First the food was absolutely…read moredelicious. Freshly made with fresh ingredients. We had the wings and tacos. Second, the service was great. Although short staffed, the one waitress was wonderful. She explained the situation right away. Our wait was not long at all. She was so nice and helpful. I didn't get her name but I appreciate you! Third, I had a medical incident, the waitress, another worker, and the manager were so caring and helpful. They didn't hesitate to help me until the issue was resolved. Thank you all. I highly recommend The A-Bar and Grill!

If you need a quick drink while connecting in Atlanta or just want to chill, this is the place for…read moreyou! Friendly staff and fast service when it comes to drinks. Food is a different story. If you're looking for a quick bite, this airport is not for you as it's a busy airport. You're better off getting to go from one of the vending machines (there's a lot of variety anyway) on the way to your gate. If you have time to lounge then you're in luck. You can choose your food from any of the restaurants and then bring your drink to your table or eat at the bar. They have live piano music too! It's not always there but the times I've connected, I was blessed to experience some good jazz music. This is my go-to when passing through Atlanta.

Beware of FRAUDULENT CHARGES! I was there a few days ago, waiting for a connecting flight, and upon…read morearriving home I found an unpleasant surprise. The Bar ATL ("Piano Bar"), had charged my credit card twice for one transaction, and they made the second charge slightly different, as banks and cc companies always flag consecutive charges with the exact same amount. It was clearly an INTENTIONAL attempts at fraud/theft. I will never go there ever again.

Finally made it inside to experience the AMEX Centurion Lounge at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta…read moreAirport. Fun fact is my firm did the interior design and it's amazing. The outdoor elements, variety of rooms, individual spaces and the two bars. There's beverage and food stations all throughout. The restrooms were also top tier for freshening up. Service was immaculate with clearing plates, replenishing food and serving drinks. I need to level up to come back or pay the $50 guest fee. I highly recommend you arrive for your flight early to at least stay an hour.

Great place to chill if is not ridiculously packed…read more Main attraction seems to be the "free" alcohol. Food is good, a step up from the Delta clubs. Shower options are convenient. Chairs, carpet need a refresh from all the pedestrian traffic. Staff are super friendly and always cleaning. A fresh coffee bar would be more appealing than free booze...to me...

On a typical instance, airline food and airport food may as well be the same thing. Not here…read morethough! I've frequented ATL plenty of times before and have tried many different places to eat, and I've been mostly underwhelmed. However, if I have time for a concourse D excursion, I'll make my way here to eat! They offer a decent menu and have all the meats. It's all very good, I got a pulled pork Mac and cheese and it was savory and super filling. I actually couldn't even finish mine. They have sitdown service here and have room for about 30 or so people, but I think also offer express takeout service. Food comes out pretty quickly nonetheless.

People that travel through Atlanta come to this spot for the wings! Period! Learn it! They never…read morehave wings. I have had brisket, brisket sandwich, pulled pork sandwich...all of which are good. The serve staff is the absolute worst. When I said thank you half a dozen times, the young lady turned her nose and kept walking. It's a simple Thank you! There are 8 tables and 11 barstools yet there is only 1 server and 2 bartenders. Maybe there needs to be a Management 101 class in someone's future. I travel through this airport 40+ weeks of the year. I have given them more than ample opportunity to figure it out. There are too many places to spend my time and money. I highly recommend that you do not waste your time or money here.

This Delta Sky Club lounge at ATL B18 is an interesting lounge with an angular layout. I…read moreappreciated the beer station immediately to the right as you enter. The IPA hit the right spot as well as the Dijon chicken at the buffet. Particularly noteworthy were the chicken salad sandwiches with mango chutney. It has been my experience that the chicken salad sandwiches at any of the Delta lounges are always on point and satisfying. They are the most consistently good item at their buffets. My connecting flight changed its departure gate from the B Concourse to the A Concourse, so I did not have time to relax here this time. 3.8 stars

Probably one of the worst lounges food wise I have had, but it looks great! Let's be honest though,…read morewe all come excited for the food. I came for breakfast at 8am during my layover, but there weren't many great options. There were eggs, potatoes, fruit, and salad. I had the potatoes and salad and both were not good. However, the bathroom attendant was super kind and attentive! Probably wouldn't go to this lounge again.

The buffet is excellent. Don't miss the Georgia Peach BBQ chicken. The selection of salads and…read moresautéed vegetables was great, too.

Terrible experience! The line was extremely long with 30 minute wait to enter. Then it was packed…read moreand difficult to find a seat. Delta is making me regret I didn't book my current trip on United.

Good views, nice staff, buffet is larger than the space appears to hold…read more Tables and cozy chairs available Space off by entrance for more quiet and comfortable spaces Very busy during peak hours People are generally kind and respectful Noise level is normal/expected Loads of business calls happening

Had the opportunity to enter the Delta Sky Club in Concourse F at ATL for the first time, during a…read more3 hour layover. It was a okay. This Sky Club opened at the same time as the ATL international terminal (Concourse F) in 2012, with its iconic outdoor lounge (Sky Deck) following soon after in 2013. This one (along with the its sibling at JFK) was the first one in the world, paving the way for this design at numerous other Delta-serviced airports around the country. Thom Filicia (remember him from the original Queer Eye?) was the interior designer. My wife and I had just come off of a red-eye from LAX at Concourse A, and took advantage of a Priority Pass benefit to get free chair massages at a XSpa in that concourse. We then took the Plane Train to Concourse F, in preparation for our international flight to PLS (Turks and Caicos). Atlanta is the connecting hub for Delta's flights into the Caribbean so was at Concourse F this time last year (but chose to go to the Club lounge nearby). The year before, flew out of Concourse E (which also serves as international set of gates), so now understood why this was our first time at this lounge (after gathering this info from my previous Yelp contributions). The Delta app indicated that unlike the other lounges at the other concourses, this one at F was not busy and we were able to enter right away. It is located on the upper deck of the central area of the concourse...there are a lot of office spaces for lounges here, but a lot of them are not filled. Since we had gone to the Sky Club at LAX less than 24 hours before, this visit did not count towards our 15 per year cap. We stayed for about an hour, finding some out of the way chairs in the back on the first floor. There is an upstairs deck area as well with more seating. I didn't find the outdoor deck, though it being July in Atlanta, wouldn't have been surprised with it being closed. It was breakfast time and the buffet had the typical lackluster set of breakfast items, consistent with what we have experienced at the other Sky Clubs in Atlanta. The items seemed more 'old' than usual though, and completely skipped all of it. Was a bit surprised that with a lounge this size, there were only 2 toilet stalls in the men's bathroom. Since the upcoming flight was international, didn't know how long the boarding process would take, so left the lounge earlier than normal. The whole process ended up being pretty easy.