We were seated right away for our reservation after being greeted by the friendly hostess. The…read moredining room is beautiful and intimate while spacious. There is also patio seating which is also a special space where they have been known to host weddings. Vera our waitperson was fantastic from start to finish. She was welcoming, talked about the restaurant, made excellent suggestions on all facets of the menu, helped with the wine selection and food choices and checked on us often. She is the true definition of service!! We started with cocktails and appetizers along with a bread basket. Don't skip the house old fashioned if you like bourbon. I even tried a mocktail and that was also good. Our first try with black bread. It was dense but tasty. The pimento fritters were crispy outside, creamy inside and complemented by the tomatillo jam. Calamari was perfectly done. Nice and crispy. The Caesar salad was freshly made with homemade croutons. I could go on about all the entrees but I'll leave it at this. Perfection. Not a miss among them. From the perfectly seared scallops, the duck breast or the blackened grouper we were all members of the clean plate club. We ended the night was a couple of the desserts and again winner, winner. This restaurant has been in Decatur for over 20 years and deserves all the accolades.

My husband and I tried this restaurant for the first time and it was just OK…read more Parking: There are a few free parallel parking spots directly in front of the restaurant, a small grassy area across the street that is also free, and a valet lot next to the restaurant for $6. The valet attendant was extremely nice! He asked if we had eaten there before, told us about the specials, and made several recommendations. Our waitress was pleasant but didn't offer any suggestions -- the valet attendant was nicer and actually did more than the waitress. We started with the $7 truffle french fries (happy hour portion, 4-7pm). They were enough for both of us. Crispy on the outside and soft in the center, but there was only a light dusting of cheese on the top layer of fries. It would be better if it were sprinkled throughout the entire pile. The grilled filet mignon ($52) was not good. It looked like ground hamburger shaped into an oval and had hardly any flavor at all. The lobster ravioli ($42) was just OK and was surrounded by a thin sauce. The flourless chocolate cake ($11) was delicious, and the espresso martini was also good. So the mains weren't great, but the dessert and drinks were. There's plenty of seating inside and outside on the patio. The bathroom was clean. We made reservations, but they didn't seem necessary on a Thursday evening. Highlights: Valet service, dessert, espresso martini, happy hour fries Could be better: Main dishes (filet and lobster ravioli)

Our residents loved the experience provided by Truth Serum! Arabia and her team provide excellent…read morecommunication in planning in order to meet your budget and intended guest count needs. The team visits the site several times to pre-plan the event and arrives several hours early for a detailed set-up process. My staff did not have to lift a finger for this event! It was executed to perfection and our residents enjoyed an expansive menu, bartenders, great music and activities, and a wait staff! We will be sure to incorporate events by Truth Serum into our regular calendar!

Shanice was amazing and took great care of us! We had great drinks and a warm welcome from Shanice…read more Will definitely go back when visiting Atlanta.

Shanice was a wonderful server. she was friendly, engaging , and prompt. we hope to get her…read moretable when we return to the city

I stopped by Thyme Restaurant & Bar during brunch to celebrate my good friend Kelsey's birthday,…read moreand we had a great experience! The first thing I noticed was how beautiful and elegant the restaurant is. It has a classy, grown-folks atmosphere where you can actually enjoy a conversation. No loud music, no hookah smoke--just a relaxing environment that made it easy to catch up and enjoy our meal. I ordered the shrimp and grits, and Kelsey had the catfish and grits. Both dishes were absolutely delicious! The shrimp and grits were well-seasoned, flavorful, and I didn't have to add a thing--not even salt or hot sauce. My only small suggestion would be to add a little more grits to the portion because they were so good I wanted more. The service was friendly, the food came out fresh, and the overall experience made for a perfect birthday brunch. If you're looking for a beautiful brunch spot in Atlanta with great food and a relaxing atmosphere, Thyme Restaurant & Bar is definitely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu!

Food was decent, but the service was terrible. I ordered 4 shots, but the bartender charged me for…read more7. My bill should have been around $75, but I was charged $175. I only caught the $100 overcharge because I asked for an itemized receipt after I had already paid. The bartender acted like she corrected the charge, but I later realized she didn't. Definitely check your bill and ask for an itemized receipt before leaving. I'm not driving all the way back up there to fix a mistake that should have never happened in the first place. Being overcharged by $100 is unacceptable. Also server dropped hot sauce on me just apologized and kept going didn't even attempt to get anything to clean it. SMH

So was out this way and stopped in because it always been on my list of things to do. I thoroughly…read moreenjoyed it. Stopped in for a drink or two, but stayed a little bit longer for the music and The vibes. I was there on a weekend night, and it was super chill and had a really good performance situation happening on stage. This one is a little bit weird because you have to do certain things to be able to get in. It's not like it's an escape room situation, but at the same time, it's a little active. Not overly active to where you would be taxed when you get there. But you have to go follow some instructions and once you get in it's all gravy! There's a lot of space for table so you can sit in front of the stage or you can sit in the back or the bar is which is also very pristinely kept. Or their ceas behind that. And there's even a bowl of alley somewhere in the cut. It is a really really good spot. The entertainment was on point. They were playing a lot of hits, lot of old school which I appreciate it. Loved it. The drinks were fired. The bartender had a lot of personality and it was super engaging. Just what you want from Superior customer service. I would 101% go back. It was a lot of fun and a really good vibe. We just happened to walk in off of humbug, but I actually might remember reservations next time. Actually sit in the crowd to enjoy the music. Loved it.

This was my wife and I's first time at Roaring Social. I honestly didn't know what I was going to…read moreexpect upon coming. I knew it was like a speakeasy kind of place, but that's all I knew. Upon arriving, we were asked if we knew the secret passcode. I didn't realize we needed to know a passcode, but the guy gave us some hints, and we eventually got it. We were instructed to go downstairs with a paper slip and "deposit" it into a deposit box downstairs. Upon doing this, we were granted access inside! It was pretty cool honestly! We sat at the bar upon arriving and ordered some drinks. They have a really nice drink menu with different cocktails and all the other liquors. They also have a full food menu too. Some people around us got food, and honestly, it looked really good! Our bartender Joey, was awesome! He was friendly and answered some of our questions about the drinks. He even made us espresso martini shots!! Hats off to Joey! The vibes inside are very prohibition-y. They had live music when we went, and I think they have live music most days during the week too. Roaring Social is located in downtown Decatur, so not too far of a walk from many other shops/bars/restaurants. We ubered, so I am not too familiar with parking, but I think there are parking garages nearby and street parking. I would definitely come back here in the future!

I love Red's. I like the beer selection and checkout process…read more I like how I can bring my dog. 1000 bonus points for sustainable efforts including: recycling cans goodr collecting vegetable oil certified wildlife habitat

I love going to Red's its such a fun experience. They do a lot of fun events and the food and the…read morebeer selection is always good. I've found a lot of new drinks here. The outdoor patio is where I usually like to sit and its great with the picnic tables. It is counter service but they will deliver your food and everyone is always super friendly.

Deborah was great! Very friendly and attentive. Food was great and arrived quickly. The music made…read moreit fun and lively. Definitely recommend this place.

I celebrated my wedding at the Georgian Terrace hotel While we didn't have the most amazing overall…read morestay at The Hotel during our wedding weekend, I absolutely have to give a huge shoutout to Lexi and Davante behind the bar. They were honestly one of the best parts of our entire experience. Both of them were professional, welcoming, attentive, and kept such great energy throughout the night. No matter how busy things got, they stayed positive, friendly, and made sure our guests were taken care of. So many people from our wedding came to us complimenting the bartenders, and they truly deserved it. Davante and Lexi helped turn the atmosphere around for us and made our celebration feel special despite some of the other issues we experienced during our stay. Their customer service and personalities stood out more than anything else that weekend. Thank you both again for going above and beyond for us during such an important moment in our lives. You both deserve your flowers!

Edit: It's extremely strange and off putting that the owners argue with every review that isn't…read morepositively glowing. The food was bland and under-seasoned, and I'm not someone who prefers a heavy hand seasoning wise. If I were going to come back, given the owners inability to take genuine feedback without being snarky, I certainly wouldn't now. Also, how does the owner know I'm not native to Singapore? Or at the very least lived there for many years? Not only is the response insulting, it's borderline racist. I really don't understand the glowing reviews. This place was not it. We visited during Singapore Week before a show at the Fox Theatre. My friends and I all love Singaporean food, which made the experience even more disappointing. The biggest letdown was the Hokkien Mee. If you've had this dish before, you know it typically has a rich, savory, curry-forward flavor. This version tasted more like a basic stir-fry noodle dish with a faint hint of chicken broth. It wasn't badly cooked, but it lacked the depth and flavor that makes Hokkien Mee special. I ordered the Tau Yew Bak (crispy pork belly), which was good, but nowhere near the most memorable pork belly I've had. The accompanying slaw/salad was completely forgettable and lacked flavor. My friend's Sambal Snapper suffered from the same issue. It wasn't offensive, just underseasoned and missing the bold flavors you'd expect from a dish built around sambal. We also ordered the Korean BBQ Duck Confit appetizer, which honestly tasted more like pulled barbecue chicken than duck. It wasn't bad, just not particularly exciting or memorable. I also tried the mashed potato croquettes, which were fine. That's really the best word for most of the food here: fine. Nothing was actively bad, but very little stood out. To be fair, there were some highlights. The hostess was warm and welcoming, and our server was good. The 006 Old Fashioned (their non-alcoholic Old Fashioned) was hands-down the best mocktail I've ever had, and I've had plenty all over the country. Seriously, it was outstanding and worth ordering on its own. The restaurant itself is also absolutely beautiful. Unfortunately, great service, a gorgeous space, and an incredible mocktail couldn't make up for food that felt consistently underwhelming. 3 stars.

I finally made my way to The Consulate for a friend's birthday dinner after seeing so many glowing…read morereviews online, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. This quarter's featured country is Singapore, so I was especially excited for the opportunity to try Singaporean inspired cuisine. One of the best surprises of the evening was that our group was seated in a private dining room for the birthday celebration. It made the evening feel even more intimate and special for my friend. Jordan truly made this experience exceptional. He was incredibly knowledgeable about both the food and cocktail menus and explained every item in such an approachable and thoughtful way. You can tell he genuinely enjoys what he does and takes pride in the experience he creates for guests. Because of his recommendation and description, I ended up trying an entrée I probably would have overlooked otherwise. I ordered the Queensland chicken from the Singapore menu and it was outstanding. The chicken was extremely tender and the sauce had the rich, slightly sweet flavor profile Jordan described, almost reminiscent of a bourbon style glaze. It was comforting, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. I also decided to explore the mocktail menu and tried both the Elliot Carver and the Paris Carver Kiss. Both were refreshing, balanced, and crafted just as thoughtfully as a full cocktail. From the service to the atmosphere to the food itself, this was truly a 10 out of 10 experience. I can absolutely see myself returning again soon.