Nothing bad but nothing great. It's a gaming bar with a simple menu that has burgers and…read moresandwiches. Sharables like nachos. The bartender was nice but I don't remember his name. A huge beer selection which is nice. All types to pick from. I didn't play any of the games but most seemed to be working. Others enjoying themselves with the games available. A small, warm place with outdoor seating as well. I'm not opposed to going again but I'm not necessarily labeling it as a favorite if that makes sense.

Had a great meal here last night with a few families. I love the video games and comic books inside…read morefor the kids and the vibes are good. We got a couple of burgers, tater tots, a hot chicken sandwich and a baked chicken, and the big pretzel. Everything was pretty tasty and prices seemed on target.

Ugh.... New menu with new food options. Please bring back the original food - shrimp and grits and…read morechicken fingers. The new recipes are not good.

Hubby and I came here for the first time and the food was delicious! I'm a stickler for good grits…read moreand their grits were perfect! Our hostess was professional and courteous. Very nice spot for breakfast, brunch or lunch.

Awesome place, delicious food, great service, pretty setting, but it's permanently closed.read more

Came here for brunch and had a great time. The staff was super friendly. The food was delicious and…read morecan't recommend the pineapple jam enough. It's so good and the reason I come

I needed to get a hearty breakfast and wanted to erase a bad memory of my last visit here before my…read morenext appointment. I was greeted by the bartender who motioned that it was 'Seat Yourself'. So, I sat at the bar naturally. His excellent customer service definitely redeemed this place. I ordered the Short Rib over Grits, a Sweet Potato Pancake as a side, and a Pineapple-Ginger juice. The ambiance was pretty chill for a Friday morning and not as busy as the weekend brunch crowds are.

Great location! Very walkable area with a decent amount of street parking. The staff were great at…read morethis location; we got served pretty quickly. My eggs Benedict was not it, unfortunately. The hollandaise sauce was too runny, my poached egg was over poached, and the spinach either came out of a can or was frozen in a bag before being cooked. THE GRIT FRITTERS THOUGH WERE SO GOOD. The peach habanero jam with them was amazing.

Went here for happy hour which is a fantastic deal, the service I received knocked off a star…read more Their happy hour is from 4-6 Monday-Friday. It's been a few years since I've dined at Marlow's, but their HH deals brought me in. I sat at the bar, and maybe they were in the middle of a shift change bc it took a while to get greeted and service throughout my experience was slow. I had to wave them down, ask for refills instead of the bartender being diligent. The bar was full, but at one point I saw one of the bartenders texting, so they had time to check on guests. I'm also in the service industry , so I may notice these things more than the average person. Anyways, their happy hour is one of the best I've come across. $5 margs & $6 old fashions to highlight a few items. I love a happy hour with food AND drinks. The food here is still as solid as I remember. I had the kettle chips and wings. Wings were not sauced, but very crispy and came with dipping sauce on the side. The chips were hella good! Crispy and the toppings were great. I had those two appetizers, 3 margs and a creme brûlée for under $40! That's a win, this will be one of my go-to spots for sure.

I used to love Marlow's. i don't know what happened to the Northlake location, but the service has…read morebeen consistently slow for months. And there needs to be better management. i am willing to try another location but I won't be returning to Northlake.

I am simultaneously ashamed and happy to say that I got Perc coffee three times while staying in…read moreTucker, GA. I got the good times latte over and over again because it was so good! I also tried another coffee place nearby but loved Perc the most. The service was quick and inside has retro vibes.

I've been to several perc locations before but I'll be honest I wasn't too fond of this location…read more It was in a busy downtown area and parking could be a hassle. Once I entered I was a little disappointed by the service. The barista that was there did not look up to greet us despite us being at the counter. They were available and chose to wait a few minutes before greeting us. I wanted a matcha latte and was told they could make it, service was quick and they got my drink done very fast but the flavor was very absent and I was disappointed

Loved this place since I was a little kid. My favorite item is the chicken and dumplings and fried…read morepork chops.

Let's get to it -- for a Sunday, the price was right. For my husband, myself, and our daughter…read more(kid's plate), we spent approximately $40.00. Not bad at all! We all got the fried fish. Now, here is where the rating was impacted! I asked what type of fish it was before making a selection. The staff responded. "Catfish." Coo! Ultimately, it was NOT catfish. I would attribute the texture and how it fried to being along the lines of a Swai or similar fish. The only thing that saved it was the light cornmeal batter, which was good. Not much seasoning, so hot sauce was needed. Sides: Collard greens - good (per my hubs) Macaroni and cheese - standard/good (per my hubs) Deviled eggs - good Broccoli cheese casserole - PASS (there was some sort of brown crumble between the layer of cheese and the actual casserole and it was not needed and wasn't good! Hard, but honest opinion. Also, there were large mushrooms in the casserole (no, it wasn't from a mushroom soup), so beware if you're not a mushroom eater -- I don't mind. Mashed potatoes - good and creamy (Baby girl did no gravy, so we have no thoughts on that!) Fried okra - good (my fav of the sides for the day). We came before 11:30 AM and that proved to be ideal. By the time we left (12:15), it was packed tighter than a can of sardines! Ambiance -- ehhh. It's typical cafeteria vibes. No music. Basic decor.

Isabelle did an amazing job with her customer service and made us feel supported with whatever we…read moreneeded. The ambiance was clean and had great lighting. The food was excellent per usual ‍. What more can a customer ask for!

I came to First Watch for brunch with my cousin and his wife. We came on a Saturday, and it was…read morePACKED. We had to wait about 30-40minutes, which I guess was expected. We all got an iced coffee to start. I got mine without whipped cream. It was good, but still very sweet. So keep that in mind if you don't want something too sweet. I got the farmhouse hash with my eggs sunny side up. It was so good and hearty! Had bacon, avocado, onions, tomatoes, and cheese. It was also served with toast. It was very filling! I finished most of it. Someone else got the farmhouse hash as well, but with eggs scrambled and no avocado. The other person got the tri-fecta, which is 2 eggs any style served with a waffle with choice of breakfast protein. The food was all pretty good. It didn't take too too long to come out. Like I mentioned earlier, the place was super packed. Be prepared if you are coming on the weekends. Parking was also quite the task. While it's in a parking lot, all the spots were filled up. I had to park quite far to get a spot! First Watch was good, but I don't care too much to come back.