Amazing customer service, the food is great and the atmosphere is electrifying! I loved that fact…read morethat happy hour is from 5p-9p on Mondays! What a great way to unwind, watch a game or play a game.

It was a cute little vibe in Euphoria. I went on a Sunday evening, and the staff was friendly and…read moreconsistent. She gave great recommendations.

Service was great here , I definitely recommend small little area. Nice Latin place drinks were…read moreawesome. Food was on point. I forgot the server's name but great service.

I'm surprised there wasn't a single Yelp review for N3dos until Tom E's FTR (First to Review) in…read moreNovember 2020. This Caribbean restaurant and lounge - Dominican food to be specific - opened in 2018. The food we had hit the spot. It was fresh and tasty, cooked and packed to order. For a place that's primarily a Latin nightclub, our Sunday lunch on the patio here was surprisingly delicious. N3dos is located on Buford Highway OTP (outside the perimeter) in the former Shooter Alley building: https://bit.ly/382CSeQ. The shopping center it's located in, Treasure Village, has cleaned up in recent years. Gone is Shooter Alley, the sketchy spa, and Buford Hwy Twin Cinema: https://bit.ly/382LKRC. N3dos renovated and opened up the old Shooter Alley space. It now features a long bar with TVs, elevated booths, tall tables, lounge seating, a DJ stage, and a game nook with gambling machines. They also added lots of windows to let some natural light in. Due to the currently raging COVID-19 pandemic, we dined outside on the makeshift parking lot patio. It's amazing how many tables you can fit onto three parking spots. The outdoor patio was enclosed with cinder blocks and wooden beams. The tables weren't exactly level, but that was OK. At least the furniture was in good condition and looked clean. When I called N3dos before our visit to confirm outside seating, the lady who answered told me that outside seating availability is subject to the staff and volume during each particular shift. Weekends are busier than weekdays and outside seating is more likely during weekends. Also, I was told only two servers work per shift. The patio is completely uncovered so it's also available weather-permitting. During our extended lunch stay from about 12:00-2:30pm on a Sunday, we were the only walk-up "dine-in" customers. I noticed one pick-up takeout customer and another solo customer enter the building. When we visited, there were no other customers and we saw only three workers inside: a man and woman up front (the latter took our order) and an older lady in the kitchen. There was a language barrier, but we were able to order successfully. I discerned that the entire menu wasn't available during the daytime, but instead at night, which was understandable given the bulk of their business is in the evenings. Our server, Katherine, immediately directed us to several specific items on the menu. The menu was spiral-bound, laminated, sturdy, and colorful, filled with helpful pictures and descriptions in both English and Spanish. She pointed out a few chicken dishes, but when I asked her about other dishes, she also suggested beef. Note: Katherine said if we wanted true dine-in service, we had to eat inside. If we wanted to eat outside, we had to order to-go. Our food was served in disposable containers -- aluminum foil plates with paper tops, plastic bowls with snap-shut lids, and flimsy foam boxes. Menu items were affordably-priced with most entrees, except for the seafood entrees, under $15 each. Entree categories included salad, soup, sandwiches, Mexican, Dominican, chicken, steak & pork, stew, pasta, and seafood. Examples included menudo (tripe soup, small $6.95, large $10.95), a Cuban sandwich ($8.95), churrasco (grilled beef with chimichurri, $18.95), and a two-person paella (Spanish rice with mixed seafood, $40.95). They had a variety of apps and sides too. Examples included picadera (small $12.95, large $21.95) which is an assortment platter of party/finger foods, ideal for the club environment, and pastelitos rellenos (savory chicken and beef pastries, $4.95 per order). I didn't ask for or see a drink menu, but it's safe to say they have a full bar. After a little back and forth with the server, we settled on a few dishes: * Rabo Guisado ($13.50) - stewed oxtail * Bistec al Caballo ($14.00) - steak and eggs * Tostones ($3.50) - fried green plantains * Nestle Pure Life bottled water ($2.00 each) We received more food than we were expecting because each entree came with a *generous* portion of white rice and red beans and a salad consisting of lettuce, tomato, cucumber, and a delectable salsa made of chopped red onion, cilantro, and tomato. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The rice was nice and moist, the beans were hearty and satisfying. The oxtail was served in a rich, oily stew that was absolutely packed with mouthwatering flavor. The oxtail meat itself was wonderful; excellent consistency. The steak was a cheap cut that had been cooked well-done, but what can you expect for $14 steak and eggs? It was fine and served its purpose. The steak was topped with two eggs, sunny side up. The tostones were good quality; thick and appetizing, but they lacked flavor. They should've had some seasoning and/or come with a sauce or something. Still, not bad though. Payment was handled via the Clover POS system. Check out N3dos on social media at the links below. Facebook: https://bit.ly/3elm7N5 Instagram: https://bit.ly/2HOaW3U

My experience at Red Room (Mr. Soul) was incredible. What really sets this place apart is how it…read morecelebrates African culture through both the food and the vibe. The suya was absolutely on point--perfectly seasoned with that authentic spicy, smoky flavor that hits exactly how it should. You can tell they respect the roots of the cuisine. The atmosphere brings everything together. The Afrobeat music flowing through the room creates an energy that makes the whole place feel alive. It's one of those spots where you're not just eating--you're experiencing the culture. Great food, great music, and a vibe that feels warm and soulful. If you're in Atlanta and want a place that blends African flavor with a lively Afrobeat atmosphere, the Red Room at Mr. Soul is definitely worth the visit.

Yesterday I had a craving for some Suya and french fries and was charged $27 total. I'm going to be…read more100% honest it was not the best quality food. I feel like they need to upgrade their fries vendor. They tasted old and I was underwhelmed. There's better quality fries in this industry, especially just for the price point. It's overpriced and the quality is just not up to par. I don't mind spending money when it makes sense but this doesn't make any sense. It's probably other items on the menu that might be better quality. The suya it was dry in some parts tastes like it was heated up in the microwave and not fresh. The flavor just wasn't there. I've just had better elsewhere so I'm disappointed. I love the ambience of this lounge. It's always a good time. No complaints there.

They have a wide selection of songs and various versions of songs. This place is clean and fun and…read moreaccommodating of big groups. They don't offer free water which is a bummer but the drinks aren't crazy expensive (~$8) and they have some food but we didn't try it. The mics work for the most part and the interface for adding songs was easy and straight forward. If you've got a medium/large group, this is the place!

On my 2nd night visiting family and friends in Atlanta, my brother and I did karaoke here. Whenever…read moreI am in town we do this thing. Originally reserved for 2 hours, we had so much fun we doubled that time. We sang over several genre of music. Sang so hard my voice was burning the next few days. This place is popular we had to stand in line for a long time. The room were large and clean. Good customer service and plenty of food and drink options. This is one of my favorite things to do and was impressed with everything here. Now I need to find a karaoke place in Louisville or up grade my old karaoke machine.

My girls and I ended up here to grab a bite of food. We ended up spending the night here. The vibes…read morewere nice, and the dj was playing some good tunes. I'm assuming the night we went wasn't African night because we left without hearing 1 African song. Nonetheless, it was a good crowd, and people were actually friendly, which is rare in these types of settings. The food took over 45 minutes to come once the crowd grew, and it became harder to locate our server. It seemed like they were understaffed last night. We ordered the lamb fries, which were bomb. Full of flavor and the portion were good.  I would definitely recommend it. My friend got the salmon burger, and her review was "it's ok, I've had better" .  I ordered the lamb and  mashpotatoes, and It was delicious. Chef kiss.  Lamb was cooked to perfection, and the potatoes were creamy. I would give this establishment another shot. I would visit on African night so I can really get the full experience of Ace.  It's worth a try, in my opinion.

I really wanted to like Ace, but it ended up being a huge disappointment. Music is very loud. Which…read moreis good if you're there for the club experience, but not for dinner. Service was horrible. Nobody greeted or seated us when we walked in. We waited for over an hour before anyone took our food order. Took forever for the drinks and hookah to come out. We weren't given glasses of water or even utensils in a napkin. When the food came out, our waitress just walked over to us with a fist full of forks and told us each to take one. LIKE HUH?! I've never seen that before in a restaurant! And the food wasn't good. The Jerk Pasta was more like pasta soup with all the extra liquid it had. Plus it was lukewarm, almost like it had been sitting out for a while. Ultimately we just wanted to be done with the experience asap, so we didn't even send the food back. Just closed out and left.

This place has a good vibe--definitely the kind of spot you walk into and immediately feel the…read moreenergy. The first DJ set the tone perfectly with an amazing mix that had the whole place feeling alive. The second DJ didn't quite hit the same mark for me, but the overall atmosphere still carried the night. Service was solid, the staff were friendly and fairly attentive, which made the experience smooth and enjoyable. Now, the real star of the night? The food. Absolutely delicious!!! Every bite was a win. All in all, I'm really glad I visited. It's the kind of place you want to come back to and vibe with some friends.

I love their Suya and drinks!!! Kelvin Boj is a great host he has the place lit!!! drinks are good…read moretoo

Very disappointed..waste of money! Hella bones in stew. No flavor. Worst Egusi Soup EVER!!!read more

We ended up at Golden cave after unsuccessful run at another spot! But it was a great decision lol…read more Ambiance: extremely chill vibes and quiet (it's Wednesday duh!). Afrobeats on repeat, of course! This was everything to me because I've been to caribbean spots out here that play hip hop and r n b, constantly. Neon lights and leather seats paired with a chic backdrop does it every time. Service: The server and bartender was extremely friendly! I wish I got her name. We were greeted on entering and she came over immediately and helped us out. She even gave great suggestions about the menu and what to order. The young woman who is serving was also just as friendly! She came over, spoke to us, and checked on us, just as much as the server did. She also waited for us to get food before giving us the hookah because the timing between getting surfer both was very close for service 10 out of 10 would recommend lol #Keith Food I personally had the pepper soup with Jollof rice. The rice substitution was suggested by the waitress, and I am so happy I took her advice. My other friends had pepper soup but one and ordered the egusi soup and pounded yam which she said more than hit the spot lol! She said it was cooked and seasoned perfectly and had more than enough to take home. Jollof Rice: the rice was season to perfection and cooked perfectly. It was different from the jollof rice that you would get from a Nigerian or Ghanaian restaurant. You have to remember that this is Senegalese based food! So don't expect the same thing. However, it is just as flavorful and just as good. Pepper soup: The soup was full of flavor, and the heat from the pepper did not overcome the other seasonings. The meat fell off the bone although initially I thought I would need a bigger portion of meat , it was more than enough, when paired with the food. In fact, I was able to get two meals out of this one. As promised it opened up my pores but there weren't any tears . The soup is more of a broth consistency hence the reason it paired well with the rice. You could try it with pounded yam but I would imagine it would be too watery.

Wow! Went here for my birthday celebration and it was amazing!! There wasn't any mask rule enforced…read moreso keep that in mind if you are trying to party and be social distancing! The parking is shared with another bar/lounge and restaurants so parking is limited. Staff all seems really nice. Our hostess was extremely slow on remembering and getting stuff. Really wish she had a pad and paper - would have helped navigating large tables in a bar at night (just a suggestion!) The environment was amazing! DJ was on point! I couldn't have asked for a better way to bring in my birthday and finish out Virgo season. They served food and it was ordered around midnight and didn't arrive until we were walking out the door. To this place defense - this could have Been requested by my party so I won't hold against them lol I had a ton of fun and looking to get them to 5 stars whenever I return! I haven't been out like this since covid started so it was scary but I was able to let loose and have a great time. Definitely going again!

Came here to this after hours spot when leaving pasha. It was a vibe!! Way to packed though. All…read moresections were bought up so we had to stand. Bartenders were cute and made a stiff drink. Cups were so small though. Played all the Afro beats. I loved it. Just hated that we stood the entire time and it was sooo packed. I would def go back.

It was nice being able to play pool with friends. We drank a little too. The music was nice. I…read morebelieve it is a family owned establishment. Friendly staff.

It was completely dead on Saturday around 5pm. Pricing for pool table was fair and everything…read moreseemed it was in decent condition. The owner(?) was absolutely sweet. I came for a birthday and she made a makeshift cake by putting candles on a plate with chips. She made sure we were taken care of.