This is easily one of my favorite seafood spots in Atlanta. Wednesday is the day to go because the…read moreroasted oysters and bisque are discounted, and both are worth ordering. My girlfriend and I come here ready to eat, and we never leave disappointed. The food consistently delivers, the portions keep us satisfied, and we always walk out full and happy.

Took my mother to our favorite, The Steamhouse Lounge, for her birthday today. As always, the food…read morewas outstanding - we had the crab dip, a dozen oysters, a fried oyster po' boy and the mom's favorite, their massive crab cake. Topped it off with a beer and the mom had a really nicely made (read: strong) cosmo. DeAndré was our host/server. This is a young guy with an incredible personality and attentiveness - hope to see him again next time. This place never disappoints.

While visiting ATL for Labor Day weekend, I was looking for great food as always. Perusing Yelp, I…read moresaw South City Kitchen and was elated when I saw it was with walking distance from my hotel. I made dinner reservations for my party of 4 for 5pm. We arrived around 4:45 and there was already a few people waiting as the doors didn't open until 5 for dinner. After a few minutes, a nice white haired gentleman open the door and welcomed us in. It was then that I knew this was going to be a treat! Upon entering, you're immediately greeted by a smiling hostess, the warmth of the hardwood floors, soft lighting and white tablecloths. We were sat near the window street side which was perfect. Our waitress was prompt, friendly and attentive. The menu is perfectly curated with southern comfort meals with a twist. The cocktail menu is stellar! I could write on and on but I'll let the pictures do the talking. From the service to the last bite and sip of cocktail..South City Kitchen was amazing!

Five of us ate here on a Tuesday night and the place was packed. We felt lucky to get a table. We…read morehad a bunch of apps, the fried green tomatoes are legit. They are crispy and delicious with a goat cheese filling that is surprisingly just right for the dish. I wasn't a fan of the BBq shrimp. Ours came out a little overcooked. The crispy pork belly however was incredible. The pickled watermelon rind and the chili was the perfect complement to the delicious pork belly. For dinner everyone raved about the fried Chicken and collards. One of my friends said it was in the top three fried chicken dishes he'd ever had. I ordered the pork chop Which was really good. The peach and the pork were a great combination, Overall well worth visiting. Make a reservation though. :-)

The dining room is dimly lit, eclectic and industrial. There is also patio seating…read more As always the dining experience is fantastic!! Service is excellent, staff is friendly and always accommodating. The food here is always delicious and if you can't decide between options, the staff is well versed in making recommendations. Michael was wonderful with our large party noting dietary restrictions and making sure to mention ingredients for shared dishes. When one of our party wasn't happy with an entree the issue was rectified immediately and the manager also came over to ensure it was handled to our satisfaction. Overall all the dishes were fantastic and delicious. Every time I dine here I'm more impressed with the experience. 100/10!

We had a wonderful dinner at The Optimist, start to finish. We brought our 8‑month‑old with us and…read morewere promptly seated, no stress at all. Our daughter spent the first few minutes waving at the staff, and they genuinely lit up every time -- such a warm, welcoming vibe right from the jump. Starters We kicked things off with the she‑crab soup, and that's when we knew the meal was going to be special. Tons of rich crab flavor and chunks of crab. The crispy shrimp toast was another hit -- crunchy, savory, and a great pairing with the soup. We also ordered the Baker's Dozen oysters, chef's selection. All 13 were fresh, clean, and briny in the best way. Next up: the Spanish octopus, and honestly... top five octopus dish we've had. Cooked perfectly -- tender, melt‑in‑your‑mouth texture. The salsa macha added just the right amount of heat, and the marcona almonds brought a great crunch with the cilantro, lime, and mint brightening everything up. What a beautifully composed dish. We finished with the Halibut and Lady peas. The Halibut was topped with lobster and served with a lobster butter sauce, chives, and capers. Rich, buttery, flaky, and perfectly cooked. The lady peas (fava beans, asparagus, and a generous mound of blue crab) were another standout. So much flavor, but everything complemented each other instead of competing. One of those sides you keep looking for more of when it's gone. --- Overall Every dish was thoughtful, balanced, and executed at a high level. Service was warm and genuinely kind -- especially with our little one. 10/10 would recommend

I always love to stop into Bulla. All of the tapas I've gotten here have been tasty and the drinks…read moreusually pretty curate and good as well. Great for brunch.. Everyone is nice and service was very fast. I've never gone when it's not busy and I don't know if I'd suggest large parties.

Bulla Gastrobar on 11th Street was always a great Midtown spot, and I'm actually sorry to see that…read morethis location has closed. I remember having the Blueberry Breeze, which was light, refreshing, and just sweet enough with the blueberry and lemon. I also had the Kale Caesar, and I really enjoyed it. The Manchego and Serrano-Caesar dressing gave it a little more flavor than your standard Caesar. The atmosphere was one of the things I liked most about Bulla. It was modern, lively, and social without feeling like you had to scream across the table to have a conversation. It worked just as well for lunch or after-work drinks as it did for sitting down and sharing a few tapas. Service was always friendly and attentive, and the tapas-style menu made it easy to order a few things and share instead of committing to one large meal. The 11th Street location was also right in the middle of Midtown, so it was an easy place to meet up for lunch, happy hour, or dinner. Great drinks, good food, attentive service, and a really nice Midtown atmosphere. Definitely a spot I enjoyed and one I wish was still around.

First time dining at Alici and the ambiance screamed coastal with a hint of sophistication. It is…read morelocated in a shopping strip so dining outside didn't seem feasible but fortunately they thought about this and enclosed the patio with decorative copper walls. Nice touch! Because who wants to dine looking at parked cars? Our waitress was so kind and told me her name was Lauryn as in Hill so as a fan I knew I'd like her! She was knowledgeable of the menu and offered our group suggestions. We started with east coast oysters, bread & butter, truffle fries, calamari, and spicy cucumbers. It was so delicious with the cucumbers knocking it out of the park! I need that recipe! For my entree I ordered the recommended freshly made linguini with thinly sliced garlic (think Goodfellas) and clams swimming in butter sauce. It was a party in my mouth! Can't wait to go back!

After visiting 2 times this summer, i can say it's become 1 of my fav oyster spot. The Blueberry Va…read moreare my top 2 right now paired with some house white wine. I also tried the pictured cucumber but it had waaaay too much chili pepper flakes & not salty enough in my opinion but overall, i love it here. * cleanliness 9/10 * service 7/10 * prices (ask my man lol) * taste 8/10

Impromptu meetup with my girl friends and oh so good. I ordered the crawfish etouffee which was…read moregood BUT, the papaya salad and smoked crab legs were EVERYTHING!!! I can't wait to go back. The staff was friendly and the bartender was the bomb, thank you for the category 5 hurricanes.

Really disappointed with my online order from Bonton. I ordered food that was supposed to come with…read moreFrench bread, but instead they gave me what looked like a grocery-store six-pack of basic sub/sandwich rolls. It may have been wheat bread, but either way, it definitely was not French bread and wasn't what I ordered or expected. The bread makes a difference with this type of meal, so substituting it with basic packaged sandwich bread completely changed the experience. If you're out of French bread, just tell the customer before substituting it with something completely different. I would've rather been given the option to change or cancel that part of my order. I got home expecting what I paid for and was extremely disappointed.

Crescent City Kitchen never disappoints! They're one of the few restaurants in Midtown that…read morevalidates parking, which is always a huge plus. Everything I've tried on the menu has been delicious. My only complaint is that I wish the restaurant was a little bigger because it can feel a bit cramped inside. Other than that, the service and food are consistently excellent. This visit, I ordered the seafood dip, and it was absolutely amazing. For my entrée, I had the steak with fries and a Caesar salad. The steak was perfectly cooked, well-seasoned, and full of flavor. My sister ordered the croffle flight along with the mac and cheese and grits, and she thoroughly enjoyed both. This was my second visit, and I'll definitely be back for a third. It's hard to find a restaurant that's this consistent, but Crescent City Kitchen delivers every time!

Yessss!!! Shoutout to the NO!!! This place is legit! Me made a res but didnt get seated right away…read more They were busy boots. The place is kind of small with a bar and they were having a celebration that day! I forget what for. Anyrate. They have a very robust New Orleans Cajun cuisine menu. I saw that they serbe beignets and I ordered them! And yes! Taste and texture is fresh out if café dumonde um the size too damn small for $10 and for beignets...make them bigger. I ordered the blackened catfish and grits and omg rated GAF! I love a good grit that don't require chees. We also ordered tge garlic toast. It was just okay. Um if im back in town I'd come here again and our waitress could have been more attentive. They do offer shaded outdoor seating l.

I was in the mood for a little snack, so I dipped into Fins & Feathers to check out their $5…read morespecials! This is a small, intimate establishment in Midtown ATL with lively music and, of course, hookah! I went with the chicken Caesar wrap, and let me tell you--it did NOT disappoint! It was the perfect little snack and definitely hit the spot. If you're in Midtown ATL and looking for a chill vibe, good music, and affordable bites, Fins & Feathers is worth checking out!

I've been to the Finn and feathers in the Riverdale area, which wasn't the best experience. It's…read moremore spacious and beautiful there with a dance floor but here it's a little smaller more cozy. I ordered a honey bourbon Blaze salmon with mac & cheese and mashed potatoes lol yes two starches. And I also got some fried pickles. I was not a fan of the chipotle sauce. I said the soup came with so I got ranch instead. The salmon was cooked perfectly very fresh and the glaze really gave it a different type of kick. The mac & cheese is very creamy and thick so I suggest they get silverware because the plastic silverware didn't know justice lol the mashed potatoes was good. It had skins from the potatoes still in it, which I'm definitely enjoy, and it was seasoned perfectly. My Bartender was named Has she was very attentive and very sweet. I definitely enjoyed this location a lot better than the Riverdale area.

My husband and I were in Atlanta attending a conference and doing some research when we came across…read morePoor Calvin's online. We intentionally avoided reading reviews because we wanted to form our own opinion, and we're so glad we did. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed warmly by the host, which immediately set the tone for a great dining experience. Once seated, our waiter was attentive, personable, knowledgeable, and genuinely seemed to care that we enjoyed our meal. The food was outstanding, the drinks were excellent. Poor Calvin's delivered from start to finish. If you're visiting Atlanta or you're a local looking for a restaurant that combines exceptional food with outstanding hospitality, Poor Calvin's is well worth the visit. We left with absolutely no complaints and look forward to returning the next time we're in Atlanta.

Very very good and the drinks are outstanding, very diverse crowd I love the setting and the…read moreservice is also very amazing I highly recommend going to this place early dinner is definitely recommended during the week it's a better time

Lunch at Colony Square…read more We stopped by for lunch - great vibe, live music, awesome food! Loved the fizzy whipped cream on our Mint Mocha! We enjoyed the Donut Dippers and Challah French Toast Crunch. The spicy syrup for the Crispy Chicken + Dutch was a nice surprise. Braised Short Rib Gratin was my personal favorite! Everything was very impressive overall, would go again.

Great patio and cool decor inside I had the pecan crusted…read moreredfish & the fried green tomatoes Here are my notes: / the fried green tomatoes and pimento cheese are definitely heavy. I could only muster two out of the four tomatoes myself probably better than as a share / the redfish comes with a beat risotto, and I was guided that the dish would have a mix of sweet and savory. I felt like it was a little bit of each and a little bit of neither. I found myself wanting a bit more punch from both dishes and had to add a good amount of salt Food is prompt and service is friendly I go back again I've heard good things about their short rib and salmon for next time