Chose this spot based on the reviews from Yelp and we were not disappointed…read more Appetizers- Shrimp and crawfish dip and Oxtail gumbo was absolutely delicious. Entrees- Cajun French Dip and Crawfish Ravioli, they both were amazing. Drinks- Blood orange margarita and Peach old fashioned. Great flavor and not watered down. We will definitely be back!! Our server was awesome!!

Went here to watch fifa. Nice atmosphere. Decent food. Good portions service was amazing we ordered…read morea dessert that came with a whole ass show. Which was a fun unexpected surprise. I'd come back if Alden or Fudo weren't so close.

Hands DOWN THE BEST FOOD! Traveled to ATL for a babecation. We went 2 different times during our 4…read moreday stay in ATL. Call us big backs forsure but the food was soooo good we had to double back. The portion sizes were large, the taste was great both times we went, service was amazing, ambiance was amazing and clean. Parking was simple and free up to 2 hours. Our server Hannah was kind, and explained the menu to perfection. This will be a ATL forever spot. See y'all in the future Louisiana Bistreaux

This was my first time trying Cajun food and the food was pretty good…read more I ordered a steak cooked rare and it was cooked perfect but it did not have enough salt on it. They had live music playing and it was very nice but extremely loud. So loud that you could not even hear the waitress trying to take our order. We were able to move to the outside covered patio and that helped with the loudness of the music.

Lunch with my wife on her birthday…read more She: fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, glass of white wine. Me: deviled eggs, Cuban sandwich with mac & cheese side, Schwartzbier lager. Appetizers were very good. She didn't care for the shrimp (a bit spicy, so we took it home for tomorrow's lunch. While the sandwich was good, it didn't seem like an authentic Cuban. Pulled pork filling. I took half of it and the mac&cheese home. Beer was very good; I hadn't heard of it before. It's from Milwaukee. Went to Laylo after for dessert/ $90 with tax and tip. It's a Resy restaurant, so I paid with Amex plat to get the credit. Excellent server.

I do use AI to write these easily, so pardon the clunkiness lol…read more The Food The menu here is a really cool take on elevated yet comfortable Southern food. After a few visits, I've tried a good variety of the menu: * **Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich:** This is served open-face and uses a mix of Sichuan and Calabrian chili. It is absolutely amazing, but fair warning: it is *hot*. Even if you're used to Sichuan spice, this one may still be tough to deal with, but it's still incredibly flavorful and enjoyable. Just keep in mind that they don't adjust the heat level for this one. * **The Greens:** These are wonderful. They have a rich, savory pork flavor and are easily a must-order for me every single time. * **Shrimp and Grits:** This has a fantastic sauce that strikes the perfect balance--not too heavy, but not watery either. My only minor wish is that they'd add some andouille sausage to it (even if raised the price), but it's still a really well-executed dish. * **Southern Pho:** Really great and super hearty. It's a comforting bowl, though probably best enjoyed during the winter months. * **Drinks:** The cocktails are always creative and well-made, and they keep a really interesting beer list on hand too. ### 2. The Ambience The vibe here is great. The interior feels like a charming, cozy little house you'd find in Savannah. I especially love the bar area, which has these really cool copper chandelier lights that give the space a warm, inviting glow. ### 3. The Service The staff has been consistently friendly and welcoming every single time I've been here. The Summary I honestly feel lucky to live close to this place. It doesn't get much love or mentions from the Atlanta social media crowd and local press (the good news is you won't encounter a lot of annoying people lol).. I'm a fan though.

Always driving past this yesterday curious about what it is, I finally came here with 5 friends for…read moreearly dinner at 4pm The restaurant was quiet at that time. Only 2 couples when we arrived. We were greeted by a pleasant server, he showed us to our table and were quickly brought water. We ordered combo E in mild coconut curry, we requested the sausage to be separate from the seafood. They did that for us. Thank you. We also ordered fries, sweet potato fries, calamari, steamed broccoli, coleslaw and softshell crab. We loved everything we had. My favorite side was softshell crab - done perfectly not oily. We didn't enjoy the calamari as it was too chewy. Wouldn't order this again. The combo E was supposed to be for 2 - 3 people but it fed 6 of us. I'm it we're corn, potato, crab, crawfish, shrimp, mussels. Very tasty. The coconut curry was great too, went well with the steam broccoli

I tried Shaking Crawfish for lunch today. Honestly I had driven by here before and thought they…read morewere out of business because the parking lot is always empty. But I checked yelp and saw they were open. They were completely empty. Never a good sign. I was here between 12 and 1 for lunch and I was the only customer. One other party came in while I was eating. But that was it. I did not see any to go orders going out either. Several other yelp reviews said the prices were reasonable and the portions large. I am not sure what you consider reasonable, but I can't pay $40 or more for lunch. So the seafood boils were out. I know crab legs costs money, but that also means they are out of my price range. I went with a fried everything platter for $17. Well the food was really good. Made to order and served fresh and hot. The oysters were perfect, crunchy and creamy at the same time. The shrimp were juicy not overcooked. Everything well seasoned. The hush puppies probably came out of a bag frozen. Sweet style with whole corn kernels. But they were good too. The catfish was I think pre breaded, but well seasoned. Everything tasted great so they immediately went from a 1 to a 3. I can't say it's a great value but they do seem to be priced accordingly considering the cost of fresh seafood. I would go 4 but the empty parking lot and weird vibe just left me a bit uneasy. I would say 4 for food. 1 for atmosphere. 3 stars overall. Try it, but carefully. I plan to return.

Closed.. Gone, R.I.P. - sad but true!. Give 504 Seafood…read morein Peachtree corners a try! . Though the storefront seems to be there, have not seen it open the past couple of months. I speculate something happened with the head of the family and the children did not want maintain and improve the business. I will sincerely miss The Shacks fried crayfish snack! I've sampled the surrounding competition for food similar to Crawfish Shack and found 504 Seafood in Peachtree Corners to be as good if not better for spicy Mud Bugs and Blue Crab and more! Encourage all to make the drive and find a sample - Will write a review on them soon.

Very small restaurant and seafood shop. Very limited seating. Counter service looks like mostly to…read morego orders. Everything is fresh and cooked to order. You have to wait a bit. The hey cook it to order so call ahead if you don't want to wait. Definitely not cheap, but fresh seafood will cost you and this is fresh. Shrimp was good. I will come back and try something else.

I absolutely love their chicken. I've been going there for years…read more I'd give 5 starts but their hours say they are open until 9:00, and I went 10 minutes out of my way to arrive there at 8:36 only to be told they would not serve me. Just change your posted hours then! Why lie to your customers and inconvenience them?

Two stars were given for service. Staff was friendly, helpful and service was fast. The food lacked…read morepretty much everything. No seasoning? Really? Its just chicken! Where is the seasoning? This is supposed to be famous chicken. Famous for what? The beans were canned beans and the coleslaw was ok, nothing fantastic or different. I paid $22 on a friday during lunch hour (so it should be fresh because of the turn over) for 3 dried out chicken strips, beans, coleslaw and a fountain drink. It came with mustard dip. No zip to the mustard dip. $22? For lunch? Is Gus still around? Does he know his chicken is becoming famous for being mediocre and expensive? I also have to mention the Dollar Tree decorations in the bathroom. Really? Why even have decor if you are going to do that? I do not recommend this chicken spot. I love to support local! I will continue to support local. Just not supporting this chicken.

Decent size wings, ready as promised. Can order them wet if you like it saucy!…read more Appears to be a ghost kitchen off college ave. Overall, I'd try again.

Cool spot right off the highway. Pick up only. No dine in…read more Food was prepared on time and tasted great! I ordered: Chicken tenders Cornbread Mac n Cheese Collards Their BBQ sauce was tasty. The tenders weren't over cooked so it was nice and juicy. Ha! Cornbread was addictively good. Mac cheese was straight and the collards had a kick. They were open late so I would order again. Especially if I'm craving their menu items.

Southern Kitchen and Grill is strictly a pickup spot--there's no indoor seating, though you're…read morewelcome to eat outside in the front if you'd like. While I know many come for the food, I personally make the 25-minute drive for one thing: the Sweet Potato Cheesecake. Or at least, I used to. Lately, it seems like something has changed in the process. The cheesecake hasn't been setting properly, and the cream cheese isn't fully blended into the sweet potato, leaving noticeable chunks. The flavor, once rich and decadent, has also diminished, making me question if it's still worth the trip. That said, I've heard the rest of the food is still solid, so if you're craving Southern comfort food, it may still be worth checking out. But for me, unless the cheesecake returns to its former glory, I might have to sit this one out.

It was time for Bestfriend and I to go eat and he said he wanted to eat American. As I wanted to…read moretry somewhere new, I hopped on Yelp and performed a search and came across Three Buddies. Based on the reviews and pictures I saw I decided to give Three Buddies a try. Three Buddies was easy to find as it sits right on the main road. They have their own parking lot so there is ample parking so once I turned, I hopped into a park and we headed inside. Three Buddies has a simple decor as the design aesthetic is straightforward and leaves the focus on the restaurant name itself. The restaurant was very clean and had a diner style setup with ample seating. Once seated, the waitress approached us with a warm smile and cheerful greeting. She provided us with menus, took our drink order, and allowed us some time to review the menus in full. With a variation of halal items on the menu, Three Buddies had me wanting a little bit of everything. However, I decided to go with a classic approach and get the Chicken Sandwich (fried) with Onion Rings (both well done). Once our order was placed, it was back to the enjoyment of the ambiance as we engaged in our conversation. When our food arrived at the table, the visual presentation was extra enticing. The aroma was captivating and after saying grace, o was ready to eat. Chicken Sandwich: Meaty Perfectly Fried Well Seasoned Fresh Fixins Buttered Bun Crispy Outside - Moist Inside 10/10 Onion Rings: The BOMB Crunchy Tender Onion Well Seasoned Great Homemade Ranch Dip Well Seasoned Huge 10/10 Three Buddies was truly an amazing experience. This is my new hidden gem for date night. I will definitely be back again very soon. This place is low key and fitting for a good meal and relaxed environment. The price point of the food at Three Buddies is perfect as the portions are filling and the food is high quality. Good food. Good service. Good prices. It's an all around great place.

This place has the most random menu items but it somehow works. I really dislike massive menu's and…read morewhen restaurants don't know what they specialize in but this place is different. It's 2 pages but the items are eclectic. I've had wings, tacos, cheese steak, fried chicken sandwich, and tikka sandwich here. They were all good. None of it was amazing, but they were all solid. The tacos were American tacos with lots of lettuce and cheese. As far as sides go, I've had tater tots, hush puppies, onion rings, chole chickpea soup, and naan. Same thing, everything is solid but nothing really stood out. The service is good and the ambiance is pretty casual. Would I come here again? Sure. I like the food here.