I have lived in and near downtown Stone Mountain for years and had been wanting to try this place…read more FINALLY made it. Me and a few friends tried it and when I tell you this place is NOT what I thought, but in a good way! First off, our waiter Ted was fantastic. All of us were first timer so he broke everything down, gave us a few faces by patrons and his personal faves. He was patient with us and gave us the best customer service. The restaurant itself is very unique. I love they had a small seating area with a small stage close, there's a private dining area, a bar and table and booth seating. It's not a huge space but it is big enough to be comfortable and cozy. Wasn't loud and even when the artist came up to play music, it wasn't too loud it still blended well with the restaurant noise. Ted emphasized that everything in here is made from scratch except a few things. For starters we had fried okra and a colossal shrimp cocktail. They both were great starters. I had a whiskey sour as well which was really good. I had a hard time choosing but I wound up getting the prime rib sandwich with mashed potatoes, my sis did prime rib as well but with oxtail collard greens and my other sis had the surf and turf special. Everything was so good! It's a good portion of food. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals and the conversation. Downtown Stone Mountain has a hidden gem here, I'm already planning my trip back!

This restaurant is also owned by the same owners as the "The Oak Bar" on main street Stone Mountain…read moreVillage . The owner has some other restaurants downtown Decature as well The "Cherokee Rose", very nice ambient atmosphere good looking restaurant. However it appears to be Family run with close friends and their kids. The Staff is not very attentive, one bartender so long waits or missed over waiting to place a drink and food order No one's really educated on the menu when asked a question about the food items. They just slide a menu in front of you as a gesture - you read it if you want to know. I can't see the small print on these menus to save my life lol I invited a industry colleague for a business dinner Ok, food review they offer an oxtail protein in the collard greens "Yummy" however I didn't find oxtail in the collard greens anywhere. My guest ordered some cwing dinner that looked like a contraption. As far as the presentation was delivered. I decided on a liquid diet after seeing the food delivery Next week I personally stopped in-for lunch wanted to give this place a chance to rebound and my full attention on a fair review. I wanted to also make sure management was there. An older caucasian woman greets me well we have a cordial conversation about my previous experience and my embarrassment at such a nice looking restaurant She was unable to believe this happened at her restaurant. Just plain disbelief and raved about the kitchen and pride that goes into her food to later having to eat those words Again, limited menu what is up with the 4-5 items to chose from. I donot eat steak fries So I just ordered the burger - medium well - not burned and it had no venison mixed or blended meat added The burger came out with old brown tarnished lettuce I sent it back for fresh lettuce . She brought it back they added thousand island dressing when I specially asked for mayo on the side which was also provided. What is going on in the kitchen I took a bittersweet bite anyways and spat it out. Took my utensils which looks like a switch blade in a fairly nice restaurant. bad esthetics decisions I knifed out The center of the uncooked raw meat of the burger and waited patiently for the nice lady to find her way back over to me I offered to just pay and leave. She ask what was the problem . I uncovered the burger and allowed her to witness fir herself Her face turned beet red and quickly said no charge and stormed off to her kitchen where I am sure like "The Oak" there was a Waffle House griller reject acting as a chef " Pictures attached : I can't make my Experiences UP! #SMH you just can't get what you pay for anywhere these days Me being a restaurant consultants. I've contacted a few franchises and alerted them to a decent food market thst can use some great affordable food options Let me help "Stone Mountain Village Grow"

I found out about this place from my favorite Beer phone app. It had been popping up a few times…read morebut we finally decided to go check it out. As we approached the place on this rainy Friday afternoon, I noticed there was a small shared parking lot up front and a sign pointing to the rear for additional parking. I was lucky enough to find a spot on the far end of the lot in front. We took the short walk over, cut through the side covered patio and entered. It was what I expected, feeling like a dark Dive Bar (in a good way). We saw a sign that said "Seat Yourself", so Wifey picked a high top close to the wall of beer taps. As I sat down a smile came across my face because of all the choices they had available. We sat there a few minutes and then our server, Alyssa, arrived with menus. She greeted us warmly and gave us a minute to look over their extensive extensive beer selection. By the time she returned we asked if they did flights. They did not, but she said we could get three samples for the table. Wifey picked two and I ordered one Three Taverns stout called Slay the Psychonut. For food; I ordered the Chicken Cordon Bleu sandwich with Tater Tots and Wifey ordered the Spinach Chicken sandwich with sweet potato fries. Alyssa, quickly brought over our samples. My stout, which I realized I had before, was delicious but I decided to order the Parrish Ghost in the Machine. Wifey ordered the Bell's Oberon Eclipse wheat. As we waited for our beers and food I looked around and noticed TVs everywhere, even lined up at the bar. This place would be perfect to watch a football game. When we were cutting through the patio, before we entered, I noticed a Vegas Raiders poster board so I am not sure if this is a Raiders bar. I also noticed a room labeled "Game Room" so I had to check it out. I peeked in and it was smaller than I expected. There were only 2 people in there and the only games I saw were some electronic ones all the way in the back. I was really expecting a pool table or something. Our beers arrived and Alyssa informed me that my glass was the last in the keg, so it was free. I never heard that rule before and she also said she would swap it out for me if I didn't like it. Initially, I said I am gonna keep my free beer but as I kept drinking it, it tasted a little flat and I swapped it out for another beer from Parrish. Soon after, the food came out and looked OK. We started digging in and my sandwich was good but the tots tasted like old frozen tots and were not crunchy at all. Wifely enjoyed her Chicken Spinach sandwich and sweet potato fries. I stole one of the fries and they were not crunchy either. Overall, I enjoyed my 1st visit to Summits. The extensive beer selection and the friendly, attentive service we received from Alyssa were the highlights. Her service bumped my rating up from a 3.5 to a solid 4. We will definitely be back to try some of their other beer offerings.

Okay good pricing is . Parking is not good unless late evenings. More of a hamburger spot.read more

My favorite restaurant. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Excellent selection of fresh food. Well…read morepriced for the quality of the experience

I met my friend and husband here and we were seated quickly on a Thursday for early lunch. Our…read moreserver, Regina, was friendly and helpful. We ordered the beef brisket empanada appetizer, which was tasty. I ordered the Rachel turkey sandwich and veggie of the day which was gatlic mushrooms. Both were very filling and enjoyable, brought other half home. I had the homemade lemonade which was more sweet and less tart so not as big a fan, but I did have three servings! This was a nice intimate setting and a wonderful place to catch up with a good friend. I would love to come back on the weekend to try brunch!

This breakfast was delicious The shrimp and grits were…read moreprobably the best I've ever had! I ate the entire plate which is rare for me. Marie was the sweetest waitress and the atmosphere was homey. I really enjoyed it.

Got a breakfast biscuit and that was good if that's all you're looking for. Which is exactly what I…read morewanted.

Food: 3 Service : 5…read more Ambiance: 4 The food is mediocre. I got the garden omelette and it lacked flavor. I had to add a bunch of hot sauce and black pepper to it which helped make it better. The home fries are really just roasted cubed potatoes and have no crisp to it. Even the "toast" was soft and barely toasted. The staff is extremely friendly and check on you regularly so that's the saving grace of this place. It's a nice diner vibe overall but the place could use a little more cleanliness especially in the restroom. Luckily there's plenty of parking and the prices are fairly cheap so the overall value is decent but do not expect high quality food.

My family of 5 dined here a few days ago. We were shocked that when we got our bill there was an…read moreautomatic 20% gratuity added. Maybe it's a Georgia thing...but typically when dining out we have encountered parties of 6+ at certain restaurants have an automatic gratuity. It's usually listed on the menu, or on their website, or on the check.... This restaurant had neither. And when asked about the automatic tip they gave us a vague answer. My hubby is a big tipper (to my annoyance) so it kinda felt like they added the tip because they assumed we weren't going to tip. Oh well, their loss. They probably won't ever see us again. #dontstereotypeme

My wife and have often come in to Dudley's Bar and Grill for late lunch or dinner. We are promptly…read moregreeted by Asia as soon as we enter the door and given great attention for our first drink and food order. We feel very welcome and appreciated. It is comfortable setting where I can feel comfortable in the atmosphere of laughter with a Cherry Coke and my wife's drinks made well to her desire. We enjoy the music, atmosphere, and the attention to detail provided by Asia the Bartender on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturdays who is often on the move cleaning and catering to her guest with attention to detail. We will gladly return for the opportunity to be treated like royalty and order my fried pork chops. I don't often make comments or evaluations but, the years that we have visited Dudley's with Asia are well worth appeal of visiting often and my compliments. Come meet Asia and see for yourself!!!!! Hank

I had a great experience! The atmosphere was really nice and welcoming. My waitress, Danielle, was…read moreamazing--she took great care of me, checked on me throughout my visit, and made sure I had everything I needed. Her friendly and attentive service made my experience even better. I'll definitely be back!

Just arrived at local 7 and will write full review when done. I am meeting a couple of people I…read morework with here for lunch today... I gotta say coming away from Local seven: The food was good. The service is also pretty good. I didn't like the trash and food debris on the front porch of the restaurant as I walked in. I was hosting a lunch guest here for business and that's just not a good look. I did mention it to somebody as we walked in and apparently they had just opened so I understand, but you gotta take care of the front of your place.

This was our first time here and it was ok. The service was…read morea bit slow, but the restaurant was busy as I believe people were eating before going to watch the USA World Cup game later at the park. My husband got wings which were listed as jumbo. They were an ok size, but definitely not jumbo. He did like the taste of the hot wings. I got the southwestern quesadilla which was ok. The quesadilla was not completely filled to capacity. I wouldn't order it again though. The chips and salsa that came with it were terrible. The chips tasted like those fried chip things you put in your won ton soup at a Chinese restaurant and the salsa was inedible. It tasted like it had gone bad or they just make a gross salsa. The best part was the fried basket with pickles and jalapeños. Those were very good except $10 seemed a bit high for this appetizer. $7 or $8 would make more sense. If we ever go back I would try a hamburger as I hear they are huge. But, then again, the wings weren't jumbo.

This visit was a last minute decision on a Saturday night…read more The bowl was good, but had quite a bit of lime taste. We also got hot wings which were big and saucey. The server was ok. She checked on us a couple times but never brought refills.

We sat @ the bar area with the garage doors open, that was real nice. We had to ask several times…read morefor drinks. I sat for several minutes without one after asking. The bartender even went back to get one and came out with other people's drinks then went back and got it after making eye contact with my wife. The food was overcooked and the "brioche bun" on my wife's sandwich was stale. She also didn't get her salad until after the entrees came out. As far as my French dip goes, it was way overcooked and tough. The restaurant was not busy but was told it was a 35-45 min wait for food. We were ok with that until the drinks didn't come and the food was trash after a total of 45 min. Can't win them all but this is the worst experience @ a millers. McDonough is a way better location!