Marlow's is one of the few bars in Tucker (although I guess it's technically considered Atlanta) that doesn't look scary from the outside *coughtuckersalooncough* There are several Marlow's around Atlanta and this particular location happens to also serve as the hotel bar for the Doubletree. There are two levels. The lower level is inside and dark and wooded, a very similar look to all the Marlow's. The upstairs is a rooftop patio - half of which is covered. They have bars both upstairs and downstairs. Everything about Marlow's is nice but nothing stands out as particularly spectacular. The food is good. Service is good. it's nice to be outside on the rooftop patio in the summer months, even though it over looks 285. If you live in Tucker, like I do, Marlow's is a great place to have dinner and drinks. But if you don't live here, there's no real reason to go there. A few weeks ago, they had a 4 square special where if you showed them your check-in, you got a free asparagus fries app. Not sure if the deal is still going on. read more

Living in Tucker doesn't leave you with a lot of good dining options. Bambinelli's and Los Hermanos are the top two in my book. But having been to Marlow's Tavern a handful of times, I'd add them to the limited list. Marlow's is located in the Doubletree Hotel. There's the sports bar-esque restaurant on the ground floor and a bar/patio level upstairs. We've never gone upstairs but it looks quite pleasant in the right weather. The first time we visited Marlow's, it was definitely hopping. Hubby and I both ordered burgers. The manager came by to ask if we were first-time guests and after finding out we were, sent over a free half order of their delicious homemade kettle chips with gorgonzola cheese and bacon. YUM! After hearing bacon, I was already on board but they really are delicious. We've ordered them a few times since and not been disappointed. We've never had bad service at Marlow's and that's a plus. They are quite good on getting you refills and tweeking your order if you want it done a certain way. They don't have a grilled cheese on the kid's menu but they always make one for our son with no problems. If there's a game you want to see that isn't on one of their many TVs, just ask and they'll find it for you. Overall, the food is pretty solid. Not out of this world good, but dependably good with a few nice unexpected twists. They feature a different flatbread every day, although I've had the same one both times. It's a Southwestern themed one with black beans, ground beef, a little spinach and a nice spicy sauce to kick it off. It's an appetizer but for me, it's a nice little meal. A foodie would not be wowed by Marlow's but it's definitely steps above O'Charley's and Twisted Taco (ick). The only entree I ordered that left me wanting was the center cut prime rib. The meat itself was very good and quite tasty. The only problem was it was covered in some sauce that was not that great. In my opinion, if a piece of steak is good, it doesn't need to be smothered in sauce. It stand alone on its merits. Next time, I'll just ask for no sauce. One nice thing about Marlow's is that I feel comfortable taking anyone there, from my four-year-old son to my in-laws. It's definitely got a sports bar feel but there's no rowdy yelling or smokey smell. I wish we had started going sooner. It's become our "go to" restaurant and I hope it continues to deliver such good food and service. read more

A friend and I stopped for a dinner we have been many time with no real problems , we ordered , got our drinks , then my friend got what he ordered and mine never showed , waited for a very long time the waiter seemed to be avoiding our table , then he finally came over and said sorry , you wont t have to pay , then waited some more , nothing , then he came over and I said could I at least get a free glass of wine.? Yes no problem and even asked my friend if he wanted one , food finally came. Then when bill came, they did take off the meal, but charged us for the wine that they said would be free, I probably won't go back. read more

Identity crisis, big time. Much as ANY nonchain is welcome in the restaurant desert that is Northlake, I cannot get very excited about my first experience here. You have to know what you are. And this place doesn't. It is not a local hangout sports bar. The pricepoints are too high, the TV's too few. It's not affordable family dining. I mean, its not EXPENSIVE, but it is two notches two high. It's not a "bar", in that it plainly is pushing the sit down dining part of the experience. Nor is it a place for super duper food, as though the food is better than standard bar fare, it isn't a foodie destination. Put another way, it is trying to be everything and ends up being nothing. The food itself is good. The menu has a good deal of variety and creativity. The service is smiley but inattentive. ESPECIALLY if you sit outside at the patio. The drinks are overpriced ... sort of like superduper intown restaurant/bar prices, but in a neighborhood atmosphere, without the superduper food. What we did get -- basically grazed through the appetizers -- was spotty. I know there isnt such a thing as good calamari, but here, it was good. The shrimp crab nachos were heavy and soggy, but real (i.e, not filler) but the crab cheese dip was runny, and its just tacky to have the waitress say "if you want more bread to dip you can get more for 75 cents." If you are upscale, you dont do that. The price points are too high to nickel and dime you. I cant say I wont go back, as pretty much everything else in the area is a chain, devoid of character and quality. But I will wish for better. read more

Came here for brunch with a friend on a early Sunday morning.. The crowd didn't pick up until around 12pm so I was seated right away. The coffee was good to start and then I hit the buffet there is a waffle and omelet bar which I must say was Delish. The have a round table of items from eggs, potatoes bacon and sausage to jack Daniels ribs, tilapia and mashed potatoes. The environment was nice sports bar like and the staff was very friendly but I must say our waitress was slow. All in all I would return to Marlows and maybe sit outside the 2nd flr patio depending on the weather. For the Sunday morning buffet plus coffee my tab came to 25$ not to bad but I should have eaten more. Lol read more

I went to this place twice and each time was wonderful..The Crap/Shrimp Nachos are the best followed by the Royal With Cheese. The bartenders are great too. If it is your 1st time then they will give you a appetizer on the house and you will not be disappointed at all. read more

So, what could be more typical than a burger and fries? I know that I have an affinity for the exotic spices & unordinary flavors of foods from around the world. However.... there are times when I crave just a good ol' American cheeseburger! I prefer mine well done, but still juicy enough to savor the beef. (Bison/buffalo meat is great too!) The key to a great burger, in my opinion, is the freshness of the meat and the toppings. I can tell when that lettuce has been sitting in the corner of the fridge wilting away - or when the tomato is a little more ripe than it's supposed to be. That's exactly why I appreciated my cheeseburger from Marlow's. It was beyond perfect, with the sauteed red onions and a freshly toasted bun. I didn't really need any extra toppings (i.e. mushrooms, bleu cheese, etc.) to enjoy that burger. It was filling and delicious. The fries complemented the meal really well - slightly seasoned, crispy and not too oily. I finished it off with my cosmo. I thought it was okay - a little less strong than I generally prefer, but still good. I tasted my friend's side of fried okra, which was also very fresh. The service was great, the food was desirable, and the establishment deserves these four stars for providing such a great meal! read more

Oh Tucker. Why has "fine dining" passed you by? Does the ATL think we Tuckerites deserve corporate industrial reheated food? Why oh why must we settle for this? The drinks were fine- thank God. The fries- so so. I likes mine HOT people! The sauce-covered sirloin was oh so sad. I'm sure it "resembled" real meat -perhaps before it arrived on our plates- maybe as far back as when it went in the Sysco frozen food container. The shrimp and grits- so not. I did like the way the grits were fried into a patty but the poor shrimp were so small and weak. How about this: Less Shrimp- More Quality?? When oh when will we finally get to experience fine -chain-free- dining in the NE metro? read more

This is for the Northlake location. We live very close but had never been here. Why?? We usually venture out for something slightly more adventurous than this, but we had some special needs: we had in-laws in town who had already exhausted all the types of ethnic dining, we wanted to stay close by (where everyone could find something to eat), and we wanted to dine out doors because of our screaming kids. Thus, we tried the Marlow and it fit the bill just great, with something for everyone. Wife and I were only 'medium hungry', so we split the open faced tenderloin sandwich, side of jalapeno grits, extra side of asparagus. The sandwich and grits were tasty, the asparagus was your basic skinny asparagus, not that many of them, next time we'd have doubled up on the grits. MIL had a veggie burger and liked it, FIL had a grilled chicken sandwich and liked it (though it looked like a very basic grilled chicken to me). Kids split mac and cheese and fries, which was still plenty for them. Marlow's charged no splitting fee (unusual now-a-days) and our delightful waiter Kevin kept the iced tea re-fills flowing. The outdoor area is a smoking zone, but no one was smoking, and it worked well for our loud kids. As an added bonus we could enjoy the view of 285 and also watch cops pull people over on Lavista. Also, even though it was hot out, it was surprisingly comfy. Some overhead fans were running on high, which provides a breeze and keeps flies/mosquitos away. Would I venture very far for any of this?? No, but we have loud kids and have special dining needs. We'd eat here again. read more

Full Disclosure: I live and work within walking distance of this bar / restaurant attached to a Double Tree hotel. So, it is very, very convenient for me. That being said: it's an okay place to drink. I will do Happy Hours here with colleagues about once a week. The bar has a diverse selection of beers, wine and cocktails, so whatever your poison, you should be okay. The staff is friendly and polite and they remember repeat customers and call you by name. However, the layout is wonky. First of all, it is attached to hotel, so it serves as the hotel bar, and I presume, the hotel kitchen for all room service, etc. So that makes it kind of cheesy in my book. Secondly, the interior restaurant / bar area is low-lit, dark wood, and subdued. But they have this completely separate upstairs deck area that is half-covered and is metal tables and chairs with live music on some nights. Very different atmospheres, but a little bit schizophrenic for my tastes. The food is adequate, with a few gems standing out. But I feel like everything on the menu is about $1.50 more than what I want to pay for what I get. You know the feeling I mean? The burger was fine, but not $8 fine. The flatbread appetizer is creative and inventive, but too heavy on the Balsamic Vinegar drizzle -- that kind of stuff. Just off enough to make you feel like you paid too much. The people, as you would imagine, are comprised of hotel guests, locals/regulars, and I swear, at times, people that just exited 285 to grab a drink on the way home and dodge traffic. So you'll be entertained, if you like to people watch. read more

I've got a suggestion for you - EAT THE SHRIMP AND GRITS! Whoa Nelly! You won't be disappointed, even if you hate the concept of a grit on your shrimp, you'll love Marlow's rendention of this recipe. It is mouth watering and a staple for the restaurant. They have recently overhauled their recipe so if you're expecting to see the fish and chips and other favorites you'll be out of luck. Not sure if they have updated the online menu, but be prepared for new menu items. read more

My first visit to Marlow's Tavern was pretty great. The building and inside reminded me of a high class Applebee's. It was very clean and nice. Our server was sweet and answered all our questions. She was quick on her feet even though the restaurant was full. My friend and I ordered beers that came out very quickly and our food did just the same. I had some wings(the sauce was amazing) and my friend had salmon which looked high class. The price is a little high but the food was exceptional. I believe the manager came around asking how we were doing with was nice seeing the manager being involved. No complaints at all to be honest. Definitely would go back for more beer and good food. read more

I am a day late, but loved my dinner at Marlow's Tavern. To start off the ambiance is perfect! Dom lights, dark colors, fancy shamcy feel. It's great for people in their 30s (like me) who wants to enjoy a drink without a lot of young people. The drink menu is the best!!! Patron margaritas are worth the price!!! I also love ordering champagne. I love all the menu items, but for a Saturday night the bake Brie appetizer was delish! Great food, mellow environment, great service! read more

I had brunch here about a month ago. This go round was my second attempt to try their brunch buffet. My first attempt was a few weeks prior and the line was too long and the vibe for me was off so I left. None the less I was talked into coming again. It was an ok experience with my sisters. There was barely a wait and I was a happy girl. The space is kind of cramped but it served its purpose. The food (minus the omelette and waffle station) are out in the lobby. Marlow's is connected to a hotel(Double Tree). The buffet included grits, eggs, biscuits, bacon, sausage, shirt steak, breakfast potatoes, and some other items I can't remember. The price was $20 bucks I think. The food was ok. I mostly enjoyed my made to order omelette and waffle. I think I might go again if invited. The staff was nice and attentive. read more

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Food, service, atmosphere, everything at Marlows is amazing! During our first visit, we ordered the Shrimp & Grits and Fish Tacos. While these seem simple enough in theory, trust that your taste buds and visual Ecstasy will be fulfilled with these amazing dishes. (I'll make sure to post the picture for you.) Our waiter was great, attentive and funny. As a kind gesture, the manager stopped by our table and offered us the House Chips with Goat Cheese as a welcome for our first visit. Those were absolutely delicious as well. I dabbled in the soup of the day, a Lobster & Shrimp Chowder which was fabulous too. We'll definitely be back to enjoy the cool vibe, friendly staff and great food! read more

Marlow's Tavern - Shrimp & Grits and Fish Tacos - Burgers Near Me - Tucker, Georgia

I really enjoyed myself at Marlow's. I sat at the bar and was greeted by Chris, who asked for my name and remembered it all night. He introduced me to the lead bartender, the awesome Jamila. She makes outstanding "new fashioned" drink. The food was trashy good too. The humus was house made and has a great garlic kick. I went for a couple drinks and made a couple friends. I will definitely return the next time I'm in town, I hope to see Jamila and Chris! Thank you! read more

Order the Royale with cheese hands down! Juicy double patty burger. Great customer service. Can't remember his name but he usually works the upstairs patio and Nicole provide excellent service. Full bar with specialty drinks. Shared parking lot with the Doubletree hotel. read more

So Saturday night, we hadn't taken anything out for dinner, it was close to 7:30, the kids were hungry and I was in no mood to cook, so we decided to go out. The kids were playing with the neighbors and were reluctant to leave to go eat - they wanted to stay and play. My neighbors said they can stay and eat with their kids and we can go out and enjoy ourselves. I think this will come back to bite me later with kids dropped at my door someday soon - anyway. No risk, no reward, we leave the kids behind and we are off. Sans kids, our options opened up some. I know Marlow's has been in this location for a while, since we live so close, we have been watching them build out this old hooker hotel into a Doubletree with a Marlow's. Scarily, this was called Magnolia Inn or something. Having a nicer hotel and a new decent place to eat is a sweet change. First, it is a bit confusing when you walk up, do you go through the door or up the stairs? Well, go through the doors. There is an elevator to go up if you like. Upstairs is mainly a bar with outdoor seating. There was also a live band setting up on Saturday. We decided to stay inside and the place was packed, lots of families and people on dates. The place is much bigger than it looks outside. The food is ok, not bad - better than O'Charlie's. They call it highend bar food and I have to agree with that to sum extent. Good selection of beers and wine. Decor is similar to the other locations. Wait staff was good, prompt and attentive. Downside? Parking is odd. There is not a lot in the front, more back by the hotel. Also leaving the parking lot or entering is entertaining depending on the direction you are coming. If you are coming from 285, all you have to do is turn right into the parking lot. If you are coming down LaVista towards 285, you need to turn at the Bank of America and enter in a back entrance that is not really noted. Now if you are exiting and heading toward Decatur, just a right turn out works, but if you need to get back to 285, do not exit the way you entered, need to go out the back entrance, the one that is not really labeled or easily to find. It looks like some back alley with no exit. If you can navigate the entering and exiting, this is a good place to eat. I have been telling everyone, Northlake is the new Dunwoody. Marlow's is a great addition. read more

This place was a huge surprise. I usually hate restaurants in a hotel cause they are overpriced for average food. Marlow's is certainly the exception to the rule. 1st the service was excellent very attentive but not annoyingly hovering. We had the potato chips and crab and shrimp nachos as an appetizer and both were unique and delicious. I ordered the Cuban sandwich and fries and both were very good. The Cuban was an good Cuban, about as good as you can expect outside of Miami and Cuba. The fries were a good blend of crispy outside soft inside and the meal was so filling. They also have an awesome beer and wine menu. So many great options to include some very good Local beers. read more

Not bad at all. Spent a quick Sunday afternoon here after a long target shop ‍. Our drinks were delicious, food fresh. We sat on the upstairs deck. Staff were friendly. We'd go back sometime. read more

Excellence in a chain restaurant, some variations in the menu based on location, but I've been to three different ones and all were very good! read more

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Yum the food was great and the service was well . Will come back again . I want to try a drink next time I was recommended to do so . I left full . read more

It is all about the gooey messy Gorgonzola. On the chips, with the wings, on the salad, just good stuff. Marlow's Tavern maybe a local chain to many hip Atlantans like yourself, but it is a goodsend to business travelers staying at the Doubletree who don't want to drive five miles to the Perimeter to hang out at some place cool. I have been to other locations, but I didn't realize that the LaVista restaurant actually has a nightlife on Wednesdays. Service was decent, and the food was very tasty. Our group ordered the aforemetioned kettle chips and wings with gorgonzola, and I had the grilled chicken panini. All was tasty, even the fries - which noticiably didn't have any salt. They needed a touch, although they were healthier without. Perhaps Marlow's can have sea salt grinders to match their pepper grinders at each table to earn that extra star. read more

Our party of five enjoyed a nice evening at this location. Service was friendly and attentive, food was tasty, and prices were reasonable. Right off I-285, they also have a rooftop patio. Asparagus fries were good but slightly greasy, beet and goat cheese appetizer with quinoa was yummy. My dining companions enjoyed their tavern burger with fries, kale caesar salad with grilled chicken, buffalo chicken wrap, and grilled chicken blt panini. Although I didn't try those items, they looked fresh, well-prepared, and were all polished off by the end of dinner. Our waitress was helpful without being over-attentive, and answered all of our questions In good humor. When someone requested cherry coke, which they don't serve, she suggested coke with grenadine, raspberry, or pomegranate syrups--nice alternatives. We lingered after dinner and never felt rushed, in fact our waitress offered to top off our drinks long after we paid our checks. read more

I want to like this place, but the service was lacking. I know how the serving industry works, trust me, but this guy could do some good for himself by laying off the bong for a few weeks. I came here with some friends after we put on a recital for our guitar students and the guy paying the tab wanted to be close to his home. Far enough, and its Marlows, so I know the food will be good. Its part of a really nice hotel, which would be a sweet deal, get drunk and get a room. The food, as always was killer. We were talked into trying the onion rings, and they hit the spot. I had a buffalo chicken wrap and it was as good as always. The server though. He was a cool kid, but seemed perpetually high. As if he hit the bong too much in his youth and it just never went away. I asked for BBQ sauce with my meal, but he didnt bring it. And on top of that, he just never came around at all. He took a long time to get our drinks, and then took even longer to get another round for us. I would definitely go back, just hoping to have another server. read more

Was stuck in town for a work related class !! Stopped in marlows for a beer and had an amazing time!! The food was excellent and bri and angie amazing bartenders who let me vent!! The staff is great ! Will stay here again when I come to town read more

We had a great experience at Marlow's T today. Because it was our first visit, we were surprised with a yummy appetizer. It was a blue cheese sauce with bacon pits and chopped tomatoes over warm kettle chips. The beer was cold and reasonably priced. My burger was cooked perfectly. I prefer the bacon/tomato sauce on the side. My husband had the Tavern salad with grilled chicken. It was awesome. Brandon was our server and he was full of energy and very polite. We will definitely return. read more

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Smells of mop water , food took forty minutes , my shrimp and grits looked pretty but tasted bland.

As a pescatarian I am never disappointed when go visit Marlow's Tavern because there menu is designed to please. There eggplant tempura, lump crab cakes, roast mushroom toast, shrimp and crab nachos, and shrimp and grits are some of the best dishes ever!! Needless to say I love Marlow's Tavern and eat here as often as possible. read more

The Black and Blue salad is elite. I'm obsessed and get it nearly every time I go. If not that then the burger with the same elements with fries and that amazing Gorgonzola dressing/dip! Don't recommend the fondue -- the Gorgonzola is just too sharp and tangy and becomes a bit bitter in fondue form. Great portions for entrees and very filling. read more

Excellent food, drinks and service. Pastrami egg rolls are out of this world good. Firecracker shrimp was exploding with flavor. Will definitely be back. read more

Marlow's is fine if you want a nice, quiet dinner - a night out with the girls to catch up, a date night where you can get to know each other, or a place where you can take your parents AND your kids and keep both semi-happy. The service has always been fine - I've never felt too crowded or too neglected. And the food is pretty standard - nothing amazing, but certainly nothing terrible. I've had brunch there once before and got the buffet. They had a good variety of standard breakfast buffet foods. I thought the it was overpriced, but the rest of the people in my party and I ate, and had a good time so... it is what it is. I've also had lunch there a few times. Again, pretty standard. Good, but not great. It's nice enough to sit down during the work day and feel like you're getting a real meal, when so many of the other options are just fast food. All in all, it's OKAY. it's nothing special, but it's certainly not bad. read more

I had heard pretty good things about Marlow's and was in the area with a friend, so we decided to drop in for lunch one Saturday. The first thing that stuck me was how almost overwhelmingly attentive and friendly the staff was. I know that's a strange thing to say, they were super friendly, but it was so extreme that it felt a little unnerving. Like they were more excited to have me there for lunch than my own friend was. Anyway, the service ended up settling back a little from "scary happy joy at my arrival" into "very good," which helped us relax and enjoy the meal. Unlike other Marlow's locations, this one is attached to a hotel, which gives it more of a hotel-restaurant, businessman's lunch, sort of a vibe. That was fine, as we weren't looking to move in, just wanted to have lunch. The food is really what earns this place the A-OK rating. We started with an app of homemade potato chips (can never resist those) with bacon and gorgonzola. It was utterly decadent, over the top, and delicious, although the portion and the richness made it far too much for a party of two. We both followed this with the seared ahi tuna salad. We agreed that the tuna was a few steps beyond "seared," more like medium rare. The salad was decent, could have used a little touch of sweetness to balance out the saltiness of the dressing and slight bitterness of some of the greens, but overall, I'd rather they err on the less-sweet side. Overall, I'd say Marlow's is fine, but it's kind of like eating at an Applebee's with fewer tchotchkes on the walls. The meals was decent, but forgettable. Points for the made-to-order cherry cokes and the fact that the server was able to be attentive but not annoying, but not necessarily a place I'd revisit. read more

I would do marlows tavern over applebees and chilis anyday. one of my favorite there is prime rib with french dip. I do have to add some salt and pepper to the dip but other than that its pretty on point. Steak frites is good as well. came here for dinner...and also just for couple of bottles of wine over conversation with friends. Service have always been prompt and willing. I have also done the sunday brunch buffet.. They have table setup with lots of breakfast stuff like gravy, sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, and many other tasty stuff. They have an omelet table with different topping that they make for you which was really nice. Sunday brunch is slightly more expensive than golden coral but you don't have deal swarm of people and the food is little better. read more

It's attached to the Doubletree Hotel and you'd totally miss it if you weren't looking for it. We went during a really dead time - middle of the day on a weekday and sat upstairs under the covered roof overlooking the beautiful parking lot. :p It's a nice place, nice set-up. The service was exceptional. Our waiter was extremely attentive, except at the end when we wanted our bill, but he looked very busy helping a big party. He even gave us a free order of kettle chips because we said we had never been there before and then the manager came over and said "hi" to us. Wonderful customer service. The food was very tasty! We got asparagus fries (a great way to get in your veggies, haha) and I got the fish tacos, which the waiter said was the most popular menu item. My side was the jalapeno corn grits - yum. They could have been spicier, though, I think there was only, like, one piece of jalapeno in it. The tacos were very good and packed with tilapia. People complained about it being expensive and yes, for the area, it is, but for what you get, I think it's about right. The food is great and the service is even better. I was really surprised to learn that they are a chain; locations all around Atlanta and even in Orlando. I hope their quality doesn't go down as they expand - that tends to happen. :/ read more

Not my first visit but my first review of Marlow's and tonight was pretty much amazing. We were greeted and seated right away even though it was crowded ( New Years Day ). Our server Steve came to us right away, explained the specials then took our appetizer and drink order. Our regular and specialty drinks showed up very fast. Asparagus fries, crab / shrimp nachos , chicken wings for appetizers All were excellent. Our food was delivered shortly after we finished our appetizers... well most of it. Everyone but me their entrees. Mine showed up about 5 minutes after everyone else and my fries were cold but they made it right by bringing a fresh basket. We had a wide variety of entrées including seafood, steak, chicken, burgers and it was all amazing. Steve checked on us and freshened up our drinks OFTEN. We got great food and amazing service at a reasonable price. We will be back ! read more

I was looking for someplace cozy and cool to enjoy a beer and some Georgia sun. The outdoor patio is a winner with the fans that blow cool mist every 2 minutes or so. The beer selection was pretty limited, but I'm sure you will find something you like. I went with the seasonal Sweetwater wheat, which was on point. The lump crab beignats were very tasty appetitizer. The service was sub-par ( maybe because of the soccer game ) but overall this is a good time place, with TV'S inside, but not on the patio. read more

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The food is delicious. Seriously- very good. However, I am rating this location on the entire dining experience. While it is possible this was an "off" day and they were short staffed that does not change my experience. We walked in and we're not greeted or seated or acknowledged with even a head nod for 5-10 minutes. The server was clearly a bit mixed up as she brought us things we did not order and not things we did order. When we finally got everything, the food was great. The service, however was not. read more

Great place. I've been several times and tried many things. Never been disappointed. I wasn't too big on the garbonzo bean fries but everything else i've had there is fantastic. The burgers are amazing, fish tacos are the best, shimp and grits make you want to stab anyone (with a fork) that tries to steal a bite. Great atmosphere and staff. You just can't go wrong here! read more

My coworker and I flew into Atlanta and didn't have many options for food at 10pm. We found this gem and we were so impressed. Our server was amazing and knowledgeable about the food and drinks. I would recommend the kettle chips with cheese/bacon and the bread pudding! Everything we ordered (and we ordered a lot of food for 2 people) was great. Next time I'm in Atlanta, I will definitely be stopping here! read more