Heard great reviews of this place and decided to check it out. It did not disappoint. I've been on…read morea health plan and trying to eat better and so I had the avocado salad with a burger patty. It was really delicious. Everyone with me had a burger and loved it. The sweet potato fries looked awesome. And the key lime pie shake that my daughter had was really good (she highly recommends it). Service is amazing. They bring your food out to you. And the atmosphere is nice and quiet and relaxing. Easy to talk to others and enjoy the time

I've been on a bit of a burger quest in Atlanta lately. And this has been on my list for a while…read morenow. Went on a Saturday night and this place was packed out. The small parking lot was full and lucked out with a spot on the street. I opted to order at the bar so I could enjoy a beer and where it is full service - otherwise it is ordering at the register when you walk in. Service at the bar was friendly, efficient and attentive. I ended up with a double beef burger (each patty is 1/4 pound) at $9, pimento cheese (.75 cents) and Grindhouse Sauce which was in the 1000 island / Mac sauce territory. I was undecided on a side so lucky for me there is a "Frings" option of 1/2 onion rings and fries ($5.75). The burger was a little on the dry side even with the toppings but the potato roll made it a little more interesting. The onion rings were great and can't go wrong with crinkle cut fries. Cold Tropicalia on draft ($8) served by friendly bar staff made it a really great experience. Even though this is not my favorite burger, the sides, the drink options and the overall vibe of the place with excellent service still will make this a place I could visit again. Maybe giving a different burger a try instead of a BYO like I did the first time out.

This is a great place for a party melt. The burger is seasoned and the toast buttery crisp…read more HOWEVER, I think it's pretty expensive. Maybe because everything is al a carte. Either way we racked up a really hearty bill for two people getting burger and a hot dog. This is close to a self service spot. You order at the front and eat in one of the booths . Not much additional service after that but everyone was nice.

So this place came highly recommended for their burgers and cocktails. We arrived close to closing…read moretime however there was another group in front of us ordering so we decided to stay and give it a go. However I was taken a back that they were having casual conversation with the cashier even though they saw us standing there. I asked the cashier about specials and he told me they didn't offer specials although on the wall, there are some specials listed. He then tells me he is somewhat new. Order our food, take a seat, food is brought to us and it's a decent burger. However there are no condiments on the table and no one who works there in sight. Slowly but surely, we can see that the establishment is closing and we are trying to wrap it up. I know that the folks I was with will be back as they loved it, for me, it was okay, but not something I'm running back to.

Best smashburger ever!…read more And yes, it's located inside a gas station--but don't let that fool you. You order inside, and they'll bring your food out to your car or to the picnic tables out back under the shade. I got a single smashburger with extra bacon and grilled onions, plus an order of tater tots. Everything was SO good! I could eat this "gas station burger" any time. Definitely one of those hidden gems worth stopping for!

Not gonna lie, I almost looped NFA Burger in with all the other questionable fast food options…read moreattached to gas stations. You know the type. And the standards for this type of business concept are normally belooow the basement. But I figured we'd stop in while running errands in the area and grab something to munch on. I saw that they fry with tallow and I'm always on the hunt for some beef fat fried goodness. Now it's a rarity to spend less than $10 on a good burger these days in ATL, and even more of a rarity to feel that said burger was worth your coins. I side-eyed their $6 single but figured I'd give it a shot. Man, NFA proves that a burger doesn't have to be "gourmet" to still be damn good. The sauces, mustard, juices from the beef, slight sweetness from the potato roll, the crunch of the pickle... it all combines into something simplistic in nature yet magical. I usually expect this level of good (and inexpensive) in South GA but they brought that small town flair to the suburbs of Dunwoody. I hate crinkle fries normally but the decision to fry them in tallow makes me a believer. Simple, classic menu. No frills. Hot and fast. Great customer service, too. Just wait in your car and an amicable young adult (of which they seem to largely employ) will bring your order out to your car or to their picnic tables in the back. $17 for two to eat... in this day and age?!?! This place puts fast food burger chains to SHAME.

Craving a great classic burger!? Fred's got it!…read more Mine was delicious, perfect combo, classic ingredients, amazing flavor. You're inside Krog Street Market, so the ambiance is already nice, me and my friends got lucky to find at spot at their table, but there's plenty of room at the market. Service was fast, friendly and helpful.

Fred's is widely known to be the "best" cheesesteak in Atlanta. It has many accolades including…read morebeing on the Michelin guide. 1) Korean Ribeye Cheesesteak: - PROS: It was packed and filled to the brim with ribeye that was nicely cut with an even cheese dispersion. I loved the caramelized jalepeno slices since they added it beautiful hint of spicy sweetness to the dish. The bread has a nice chew and it does not get soggy fast. - CONS: Not that special. I dont know why it's "korean" since it tasted like a normal cheesesteak but with a few jalapenos. I also wish they added in more jalapenos (I got like 3). 2) Garlic Fries with Ranch: - PROS: Very nice texture with a crispy outside and fluffy inside that is not too dense. The flavor comes from the garlic mince that is on top. The ranch is like a mixture of an aioli and tartar sauce (I think they make it in house, correct me if I'm wrong). - CONS: Inconsistent texture as some of the fries were dense but a few had that good hollow crisp bite. Quite oily too. Overall, I enjoyed the cheesesteak but would probably skip the fries next time. I do believe it is good especially the bread. I don't think it is worth all the hype it gets, but it is good.

Love it and the sci fi scene. I will always go here for the…read morebest burgers. Well done!

The food is always prepared to order. Ingredients are fresh, vegetables are crisp and compliments…read morethe soft buns. The service is great you never have to wait long. Atmosphere is casual dining attire, a modern take on American classic burger restaurant.

If you are looking for a good hamburger, Hopdoddy is the place! It's easy to get to off of I-85,…read morewith a lovely outdoor patio area to sit outside, plenty of seating inside, and seating at the bar! This hamburger is one of the best I've had! The French fries are also delicious, and they have a great selection of beer if you're in the mood for one. I definitely recommend it and will be back!

This location falls far below my expectations for the Hopdoddy brand. I'm a huge fan of Hopdoddy…read moreand frequented the original California location two to three times a week when I lived there, so I was really disappointed by how different the experience was at this location. The "sauce bar" is essentially just a ketchup dispenser, and the bar won't allow you to run a tab--even when you offer to leave a credit card. Unfortunately, the burger I ordered was cooked well beyond well-done, which was a major disappointment. On top of that, nearly everyone working seemed to be counting down the seconds until they could leave. Honestly, I couldn't blame them; the overall atmosphere made it seem like the staff wasn't enjoying their work environment. One positive: the fries were hot, fresh, and actually very good. I really hope management takes a serious look at this location. Improving the work environment for employees and having stronger management and oversight could make a huge difference in the customer experience. Otherwise, I'm afraid this location will continue to sit half-empty, as it was during my visit today.

Stockyard Burgers & Bones was PHENOMENAL…read more Let's start with the star of the show: the bacon burger. Juicy. Flavorful. Cooked just right. The bacon didn't just show up , it showed out. Crispy, savory, and perfectly paired with the burger. Then came the garlic parm fries... listen... those alone deserve their own review. Dangerous. Everything tasted fresh and made to order, which always hits different. You can tell care went into every plate. The vibe? Perfect for any moment ; casual lunch, date night, family outing, or just treating yourself after a long day. Definitely a hidden gem, and I'll absolutely be back ASAP. Hands down one of the best burgers I've had in a while. The D-Tay Yay or Nay?! Order the bacon burger + garlic parm fries combo and thank me later. Eat it fresh while it's hot , that's when the magic happens. Approved.

My wife and I stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed a seat on the patio to enjoy a beautiful…read moreSaturday. We'd been here once before and remembered it being good and it didn't disappoint. I had the Cobb salad (no bacon) with green goddess dressing, which was fresh and really flavorful, plus the smoked chicken was a nice touch. My wife ordered the haddock with a Caesar salad and it was fried perfectly with a generous portion. I had to taste a piece of fish and it was really good! We also took the bread pudding to go huge slice, homemade taste, and a great way to end the meal. If we're on this side of town again, we'd definitely come back. Our waitress did a good job very helpful snd friendly!

It was my first time there and I was quite excited but an old man in the bar yelled at me telling…read moreme to find a seat right away... After finally finding seats my partner and I were then pressured to show our IDs to order. After ordering it felt like we'd never been there before but the food came quickly and tasted pretty good, so overall I'd give it four stars. I ordered the Fat Elvis and it was absolutely delicious If Elvis were still alive he'd be overjoyed to see this dish on the menu and order three of them

The Vortex is a must-visit if you're looking for a great burger in Atlanta. The tater tots were…read moreperfectly crispy and one of my favorite sides. Pair your meal with one of their house beers for the full experience. I ordered the Blue Shroom burger, and it was fantastic. The blue cheese added just the right amount of flavor without being too strong, making it a great choice even if you're usually hesitant about blue cheese. The mushrooms and bacon were a perfect match, and the burger itself was juicy and cooked just right. Fun atmosphere, great food, and definitely a place I'd come back to the next time I'm in Atlanta.

Best Burger in Georgia. Quick prompt service…read more Also many healthy options including the steak salad.

First time trying Craft Burger by Shane and it did not disappoint! The burger and fries were…read moredelicious--fresh, juicy, and made to order. Good variety on the menu and everything came out quick. Clean place with a nice burger spot vibe and great service. Definitely coming back!

We had brunch at Holeman and Finch Public House yesterday (Saturday). Everything was outstanding…read more This restaurant continues to be an Atlanta institution and one of the best in the city. Holeman and Finch is known for its burger, and deservedly so, but I can't stress enough how good the other food and drink are here. Looking at the current list of Atlanta restaurants in the Michelin Guide, I think Holeman and Finch deserves to be included. I wonder why they got snubbed. Holeman and Finch relocated to Colony Square in Midtown in February 2023. The restaurant validates parking in the Colony Square garage for two hours. We stayed just over two hours and ended up paying $6. I like to enter and exit the garage via Peachtree St NE. There's also an entrance/exit on 14th St NE, next to The Starling hotel. We used to go to the original location in Brookwood/South Buckhead circa 2010 when only 24 burgers were made per night and released at 10pm. Holeman and Finch existed in that location from 2008 to 2020. It was quite the Yelp hot spot: https://www.yelp.com/biz/holeman-and-finch-atlanta-2 This new location at Colony Square is way more spacious and looks great. There's indoor and outdoor (covered and uncovered) seating. The atmosphere is that of a modern, upscale pub. It's nice. Reservations can be booked on OpenTable, so get those dining points. Our server said the brunch menu was served until 4pm. Here's what my wife and I had: Drinks: * H&F Bloody Mary ($14) * Iced Tea - half sweet, half unsweet ($5) Graze: * Naturally Served Oysters ($5 each) - cocktail sauce, mignonette, buttered saltines, horseradish - Lowcountry Cups - Charleston, SC - Dukes of Topsail - Topsail Sound, NC - Dixon Point - New Brunswick, Canada * Deviled Egg Trio ($9) - classic, country ham, and Pickapeppa mayo * Hand Chopped Sirloin Steak Tartare ($20) - capers, horseradish, egg yolk, chips * Simple Lettuces ($15) - citrus vinaigrette, crisp shallots, fromage blanc, pecans Sandwiches: * H+F Cheeseburger ($28) - certified Angus and Hereford beef, onions, Kraft, fries Plates: * Housemade Scottish Gravlax ($18) - toasted brioche, fried Pantelleria capers, lemon dill clabber * Holeman + Finch Vegetable Plate ($32) - "all that is best from our Southern farms" Dessert: * Sticky Toffee Pudding ($14) - vanilla ice cream Everything, down to the sweet tea, was fantastic. The Bloody Mary was strong and so delicious that I gulped it down. All of the dishes were beautifully plated and finished. The oysters were fresh, superb quality, and cleanly shucked. They forgot the crackers, but that's okay. I highly recommend the deviled eggs. They were perhaps the best we've ever had anywhere. If you're unfamiliar with Pickapeppa, it's a sweet and savory Jamaican brown sauce that is used to make the mayo for this dish. There was nothing "simple" about the Simple Lettuces salad. It was pretty much a perfect, tasty, and refreshing salad. As for the H+F Cheeseburger, it's a classic and continues to be one of the best burgers around. Every bite is just so good, and the ketchup and mustard remain distinct. If you've never had the burger before, get it here or at H&F Burger at Ponce City Market. The Truist Park version isn't the same and I've never tried the Mercedes-Benz Stadium version (the old Turner Field version was legit, though). If you like gravlax, wow - the gravlax here is amazing and really well made. The Vegetable Plate was terrific as well. It featured potatoes, okra, beans, succotash, mushrooms, onions, peppers, tomatoes, and more with a fried onion ring on top. It's a great dish to share. The Sticky Toffee Pudding was top-notch - exceptional texture and flavor, and perfectly paired with a scoop of dense vanilla ice cream. Our server was Jonathan R. He was friendly and took great care of us. A manager checked on us too.

The burger was an 8.75/10, and the fries were an easy 10/10. It came with what tasted like homemade…read moreketchup and mustard on the side, and both were fantastic. I usually drench everything in sauce, but this meal honestly didn't need it. I also ordered a sweet tea nothing fancy, just a classic sweet tea that hit the spot. My waitress was lovely, and I really enjoyed spending a relaxing afternoon here. My only complaint is the price. While the food was good, I'm not sure the meal was worth the $28 price tag. Other than that, I had a great experience and would definitely consider coming back.