Roswell is now on the map for homestyle Korean cuisine, and even fresh baked goods, homemade…read morekimchi, condiments, and insanely delicious and creative coffee and tea creations. This story needs to be told, so the rest of the Atlanta area can know that this tiny but mighty community anchor is a must-try 3rd place that brings all the small-town vibes and hospitality. Friendly service with a cozy, neighborhood feeling. Check them out at the cafe as well as the local Farmer's Market Pro tip: Peep their seasonal themed menu in front of the register that has all the best, creative eats and drinks that take fusion to a whole new level of yum.

Still serving 5 Star innovative cuisine fusions mixing American ingredients with a Korean spice and…read moreflare at this cute Olde Town Roswell cafe. The results are Yumbeaux! Roswell BEST Summer Sip Non Alcoholic drink - Definately has my vote! Might make you wish you had grown up with a Korean mom taking care of you. Michelin - you need to stop in soon!

I've written 188 reviews and almost all of them are 5 stars. I go out of my way not to leave bad…read morereviews, but this was one of the worst dining experiences my wife and I have had in years (possibly ever). My wife ordered the Crab Benedict, and it was completely unacceptable. The egg whites were slimy and undercooked, the crab cake tasted extremely fishy (borderline spoiled), and the English muffin was so hard it was inedible. She sent the entire plate back. At that point, any competent restaurant would have had a manager come to the table. That never happened. No acknowledgment, no apology, nothing. That's basic Hospitality Management 101, and it was completely ignored. It gets worse -- despite sending the meal back untouched, they still charged us for the home fries. She then ordered biscuits and gravy as a replacement, and that was just as bad. The biscuit was dry and hard, and the gravy tasted like it came straight out of a can. And yes -- they charged us for that too. My omelette wasn't any better. Poorly cooked, barely any ingredients, and underwhelming across the board. Charging customers for food that is sent back due to poor quality, combined with zero management presence, is unacceptable. This wasn't just a bad meal -- it was a complete failure in both food quality and basic customer service. Avoid this place if you expect even average breakfast or any level of accountability.

Chris is always ready for us on Sunday morning and his service is great. Food is always good and I…read morerecommend a blueberry muffin to top off your breakfast.

Friendly service and the patty melt and street corn are I couldn't finish the patty melt. It's a…read morebig sandwich. Savannah was my server and she was super nice! Everyone here was really. This was the best street corn I think I've ever had! I could have eaten 3 or 4 servings lol.

We were there as a group of 11 people on the night of Atlanta live on July 16 at 7 PM…read more We waited for over an hour in the extreme heat, outside the restaurant ,, as the receptionist (Jess) in the front told us that the first big table that opens up will be ours A table did open up outside after waiting for an hour, and we ask her and her coworker claimed it was her second day at the job, if we can sit there and we were told yes Right after we sat down, no one came to clean up the table for a while, then African-American Manager came whose name was JR, treated us with extreme rudeness and utmost disrespect, and asked us to leave as the receptionist then claimed that she did not give us a table We stood there and argued with the manager (JR) for another 30 minutes and then he finally agreed to send the waitress out. The waitress was nice, and she did take order quickly and brought the food out for most of us couple of them did not get their food at all.. The waitress was the only positive experience we had. In conclusion,we had a horrible experience with the receptionist who needs a lot of training, and JR the manager, who has no clue how to treat the customers right. It used to be one of my favorite places , now I will have to rethink about ever going back again.

On the date I am writing this Chicagos has closed and has been put up for sale. We are very sorry…read moreto hear this. It was a great restaurant and was our number one go-to place to eat and relax in the north Atlanta area. The food was great, the prices reasonable and the people very friendly. Free parking and good middle of the road music also I know they had a bad inspection and were working to fix that but evidently just ran out of time. This happens at a lot of restaurants and can be corrected. I can only say if they come back -even in some relatively remote semblance of Chicago's- they have at least three reliable customers standing by. Come on back boys! Long time satisfied customer and fam.

I've loved this place forever and a day; I rarely give a negative review…read more We invited our friends out to dinner for Valentine's Day, 2026. We all had different meals. Our friends shared dessert. They were up all night with nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. A few weeks later, we found Chicago's scored a 69 on their Ga. DPH food safety inspection, with multiple violations for Time/Temperature Controls. I'll probably go back, but only after I see a 100 on their DPH inspection.

Always amazing - consistent food and quality, rotating seasonal menu, outstanding cocktails and…read morewine.

Classy farm to table with welcoming atmosphere…read more My fav thing on the menu is the butternut squash soup. The cocktails are delicious as well. The food comes quickly and the servers know to handle large groups. Lots of appetizers to share. Good selection of desserts as well.

We went here for lunch on Father's Day and it was so good! The service was wonderful as well. We…read moresat on the deck and our waiter was so friendly and checked on us several times. Great. Outside area for the kids to hang out.

Not usually this hard on restaurants, but this had to be the worst experience I've had in a…read morerestaurant in a while. Understandably the place was busy all over the restaurant. There was live music outside and the patio areas were packed. Where we sat inside though had a few tables open and we were sat right away at 7pm on a Friday night. No complaints there. This is a great place for families and it's super loud inside and out so bring the kids and let them go nuts. I think the let down for me was the food. They are known for their burgers but for some reason I ordered the "Nashville Hot" chicken sandwich. I LOVE this sandwich and if I see it on the menu I tend to order it. I put the name in quotes because this was NOTHING like a Nashville Hot chicken sandwich. This was a fried chicken sandwich with a squeeze of hot sauce and honey. Absolutely horrible. The breading fell off immediately and it was just gross, greasy and slippery. No flavor, no heat. The second disappointment were the onion rings. Greasy, Soggy, mushy, and again, the breading immediately fell off. They were like eating fried spaghetti. The final letdown was the service. Our server was nice when she greeted us, but we saw her maybe once during our meal. Never filled our drinks and she checked on us once during our meal. The food took 45 minutes to come to our table. I am not sure if she was new. Tonight in general was just a bust. On the bright side, my wife said that her meal was good. Lesson learned. Stick to the burgers and fries.

Food was good, but more expensive than website shows!! Add $8 per meal! Long…read morelines for single bathroom .

1920 is my favorite restaurant on Canton St. We usually just get appetizers and split a bunch. The…read moretacos are all amazing, the beet salad is so good, the burrata is to die for, the calamari is always cooked well, the fried cauliflower is out of this world! It is a bit on the expensive side, so expect that, but it is worth it. The sauces are all AMAZING, especially their ponzu sauce and various aiolis. Pro tip: always ask for a table in the back when you make your reservation because it is much quieter back there. It can be very loud and crowded up front.

I've loved every Moxie Burger location I've been to, and this Roswell spot is no exception. It's…read moretucked into a really charming little enclave and is cute both inside and out. The interior has a great view that almost feels like you're overlooking the woods. Ordering is simple. You order, pay, grab a seat, and they bring the food out. We stick to what we know and always get The Moxie and The Bleu Ribbon, plus a side of sweet potato fries. As usual, everything was delicious, though the buns were a little less fresh than they normally are. The pimento on The Moxie is excellent, and the sweet potato fries are literally some of the best anywhere, especially with the chipotle mayo. Service is friendly and efficient. The lemonade is fine, nothing special, but that's not really why I come here. Moxie is consistent, reliable, and one of those places that rarely disappoints.

Low-key, tucked away spot after passing downtown Roswell. Was in the mood for a burger, and found…read morethis spot. Confusing layout with restaurant-vibes, but you order to the right when you first enter. the ';o87 1`Ordered the Bleu Ribbon: sub fried egg for the mushrooms. Unfortunately, the burger fell face-flat. No flavor at all. Attempted to cut it in half, and the bun just fell apart...struck me as very cheap...Onions were barely sautéed...very undercooked for grilled onions. Fried egg was overcooked...not runny at all. Horseradish aioli & blue cheese crumbles were nonexistent. I felt like a burger that should have been exploding with flavor, and perfectly executed , as the restaurant was empty.... was not good at all. Not sure if they were skimping on the ingredients or what...but sadly I will not be returning. What I was hoping for in a "hidden gem," turned out to be a dud.