My husband and I went here to pick up lunch on our lunch break. We were warmly greeted by the lady…read morebehind the bar. Our food came out fast and hot. We ordered the supreme nachos and French fries. They were delicious! We were told to "stay warm!" by the manager otw out. It was over all a delightful experience and we will definitely be going back for future lunch breaks.

It's great if you drink beer, but I went with a group of friends and the wine selection was very…read morelimited. The food was greasy and the fries were limp and cold on the plate. The bartender gave me an attitude when I asked for a soda. I guess she assumed I wouldn't tip her unless I was drunk. The cut off service is non-existent. They were servicing a lot of heavily drunk people and that's unethical.

Sometimes, a lady just wants a cocktail…read more Summary: Good spot. Would visit again. In this economy, you're going to spend more than you'd like. The strip mall entrance and parking a bit of a challenge. Full review below: I went in Saturday afternoon. It was lightly busy but fully staffed so help/attention came quick. Dining solo so I opted for a seat at the bar. Bartender was super attentive. Didn't have to wait long for a menu or to place my order. Also, she regularly checked in on how everything was. I ordered the Yellow Diamond Martini ($15) and it was delicious. I got the fried green tomatoes (4 pieces) for $11.95. Complimentary very tall cup of water. The tomatoes were a little small so this is definitely an appetizer/light snack...which is A-OK for me. It came out shortly after my martini was ready. Overall, minus tip, it came to $29. Music was playing through a speaker but not too loud. People could comfortably have a conversation. There are multiple tvs throughout. I appreciated that some of them were showing stuff other than sports. One monitor, near the restroom, is devoted to Culturistic Kitchen content, which is smart. I did use the restroom. It's two stalls and two sinks. The non-handicap/ADA stall is tiny. I'm like a medium-sized woman who is 5'7 and even I was like yikes. When the place is busy/packed I could see a wait or a line for the bathroom. The one major downside...which is not Culturistic Kitchen's fault is that the strip mall is not easy to get out of and onto the main road (Jodeco Rd) especially if you're turning left. The parking lots for all the shops, which are great businesses, should be bigger than it is. Don't be surprised if, during peak times, you may have to park 1-2 doors down from the restaurant. Overall, I would go again. I don't go out to eat that often (there's food at the house ) but if I want a good cocktail and a light snack or try some of their regular food items, I would come again. More than likely, I'd choose an off-peak time because I wouldn't want to experience it at near full capacity but that's just me.

I was pleasantly surprised by this establishment. I walked in and the place was practically…read morepacked. There were a few tables available and the hostess allowed us to select where we wanted to sit. There is a bar and hookah's are available. The restroom was clean and there was more than one stall. I ordered the Rasta Pasta with shrimp and it was delicious. I was also able to sample the Rasta Pasta with chicken and it was just as good. I personally prefer the shrimp and will try the salmon during my next visit. The pasta doesn't come with a protein. The downside is each protein you add costs an additional $10. The portion was huge. So, if you don't eat a lot, order one serving of Rasta Pasta and add the proteins that the two of you would like to try and it's an inexpensive date!

I was visiting Jonesboro on a Saturday and this place was recommended by the woman at the visitor…read morecenter. As it was only a short walk away, I decided to eat local. There seems to be plenty of parking on the street as well as the lot behind the building. It was around noon when I arrived and they were serving their brunch menu. I had the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit that came with eggs and a side of grits. The biscuit was large, soft, and toasted and the fried chicken on top crisp and seasoned well. It was sweet from the honey. The eggs (I had them scrambled) were fine, but nothing remarkable. The grits were quite spicy for my taste, but I'm a wimp from the Midwest so they were probably great. I enjoyed everything. I would have liked an unsweetened iced tea, but only sweet tea was available. I had a fountain soft drink instead of. The restaurant was light and airy. The furniture was a bit worn and the dishes were plain white plastic but on the whole it was a lovely place. My server was pleasant and attentive.

Finally, made it to this restaurant. I would be back…read more Parking, plenty. This is rare that a brunch spot has so much parking. There is a huge open parking lot on W. Mill across the street. There is also street parking. Wait to be seated. Best to have a reservation during peak hours. Weekend brunch and evenings I imagine to be busy. QR code menu. NOTE if you go during brunch and you get a cocktail from the menu you won't see the prices for brunch. That is part of the reason for the low rating. Even though the drink menu says the days and hours for those prices, you have to ask for the after those hours. The menu has your typical southern brunch flare with a twist. The drink menu is good. I ordered the impossible burger slider, it doesn't come with anything. Just two sliders. I ordered the potatoes. Even though the sliders were decent. It was a little salty. Presentation was good. Watermelon savage. I also tried the scrambled eggs - way too salty. It was inedible. My brunch partner didn't like the grits or chicken biscuit that it came with. Service was fine. Decor and atmosphere was nice. Overall, it was decent. It seems like a nice place to grab drinks and catch a vibe or be the vibe. Gratuity is included. Overall, decent spot. Oh and there is outdoor seating that includes a stage.

This has become one of my favorite spots in Trilith. The ambience is such a vibe, warm, inviting,…read moreand perfect for a relaxed meal. The food was even better than expected. I ordered the Shepherd's Pie, and it was incredible. Instead of the traditional version made with ground meat, it was packed with tender chunks of steak that took the dish to another level. It was easily one of the best Shepherd's Pies I've ever had. The wings were cooked perfectly, and the fish was just as impressive. Every dish we tried was excellent. If you're looking for great food and a great atmosphere in Trilith, this place is definitely worth a visit.

**TOP OF TRILITH GUESTHOUSE HOTEL **…read more AMBIANCE (4/5): It's on the "rooftop" with a great view! However, it can get breezy and cold during the winter times. They have indoor seating too, but might at well enjoy the beautiful view! SERVICE (3/4): There was one bartender and one server. It wasn't busy so service was quick, however, slightly inefficient the way the waitress brought out our beers & wines for 6 people (one by one). FOOD (4/5): I was the only one who tried the food, but I'd come back to try more! $16 CURRY MUSSELS: these are great for an appetizer or snack! It is yellow, I'm assuming turmeric and will dye your hands and any clothing you have yellow, so beware! Yummy!

We went to this restaurant and was pleasantly surprised by the food and the beautiful atmosphereread more

This is the best Mexican restaurant in McDonough Ga. The…read moreservice is excellent very quick and professional. The food is outstanding. Don't lose out for not trying this place

10 out of 10. I had the Jamaican snapper and the Haitian griot. The bartenders are top shelf. Every…read morecocktail is made with excellence!

Good food variety and service was excellent. Waitress was friendly and helpful. Ambiance is very…read moreinviting and decor is beautiful. Will definitely come back. Comedy show was cool. Clean place. Nice atmosphere.

My first time at Dwight was a 6/10! I stopped in to see lipstick the bartender and she was beyond…read moreamazing! The drinks were good the food was good! My only complaint was it took over a hour for me to receive a hookah after ordering with 3 different ppl! Other than that lipstick did amazing, and it was a vibe

Decor is super cute, friendly and attentive staff (shout out YaYa). Food was a little bit of a wait…read morebut very flavorful. Happy Hour has actual good prices but the regular menu is good prices too so fasho come through.

DRINKS: $15 WINE FLIGHT: these wines were good, they had a…read moregood variety. AMBIANCE: this place is like a speakeasy on one side, you go thru the bookshelf. It's cute, cozy, and trendy. OVERALL: Need to go back and try some of their snacks.

We stumbled upon this speakeasy style wine and cocktail bar while visiting from Michigan. The vibe…read moreis totally cool!!!! They have a great selection of wine which includes American and non-American wines. The holiday cocktails are also on point!!!! The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. This will easily become a "must stop" when we are in Fayetteville.

Neat speakeasy with cool vibes. We sat at the bar & got served our cocktails with a nice…read morepresentation. Open until late. Servers are all nice.

I stopped in for a quick drink before heading to my next destination, and my experience was not…read moreonly disappointing--it was unacceptable. I sat at the bar and had a little light banter with the bartender who is a brother looking to be in his late 30's-early 40's. When I asked about two fruity cocktails from the menu, he flat-out said he wasn't going to make them. That alone was off-putting. Trying to move forward, I asked what he specialized in, and he said he'd "come up with something." I agreed--but very clearly stated: no rum, because my body does not react well to it. After watching him make drinks for people who ordered after me, he eventually handed me a cocktail I never even saw him prepare. That already raised a flag. I took a few sips, and sure enough--my stomach immediately started reacting the exact way it does when I've had rum. When I asked what alcohol he used, he said, "I don't even know." That response alone tells you everything you need to know. At that point, I reminded him I specifically said no rum. Instead of taking accountability, he tried to argue and backtrack. Let me be clear--when a customer tells you not to use a specific liquor, you don't ignore it, guess, or "forget." That's basic service and basic respect. This situation completely threw off my evening, as I had plans afterward and ended up feeling sick. To make matters worse, I reached out to management and received no response. That lack of accountability speaks volumes. At the end of the day, this wasn't just a bad drink--it was careless service. This staff does not prioritize customer care, and that's a problem. If you choose to visit, be very direct, pay close attention, and don't assume your requests will be respected.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere. Everyone was very friendly. I had the ribs which were different…read morebut very unique. I would recommend.

The vibe, the service and the food/drinks were EVERYTHING!!! I will definitely be back! The…read moredifferent genres of music hit perfectly and it's in a great location! YES, YES, YES