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    Miller Union

    3.9 (850 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Outdoor seating
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    Banana pudding
    Jennifer Z.

    One of our favorite dinners in Atlanta. We would definitely go back. We would have been happy sitting inside or on patio. Noise level was low enough for us to talk without struggling to hear. Service was wonderful. Everything we ordered was tasty. Appetizers - we shared. Watermelon salad was light and fresh. ($15) Panzanella salad - dressing was bright and fresh ($16) Country sourdough and butter ($4 per person) Entrees Hanger steak - seasoned beautifully and cooked to medium rare Captains chicken - this is both breast and leg on the bone. ($36) Pasta with walnut pesto - nice flavor ($30) Desserts Hummingbird cake with caramelized pineapple - much better than a traditional hummingbird cake. Loved the crispy caramelized pineapple ($13) Chocolate mousse with a praline crunch - nice rich chocolate taste ($13) Banana pudding ($13) We loved everything but it was a little pricey.

    Hallie O.

    Food was excellent. All farm to table. The restaurant was very good. Service was great! Ambiance was so cute. I loved the sweet potato's and steak. I wish portions were a little larger though.

    Fish of the day
    Heather L.

    While in town, we had dinner here. We made a reservation for a prime dinner time and it looked like everyone else did too. The spot is cozy with separate rooms which gives it a nice feel. Service was fantastic- very, very attentive. We tried the farm egg over grilled bread ($12) which is a unique but amazing dish. It's a creamy egg with celery flavoring that you dip bread into. Amazing. We also tried the Chinese Pancake special for $14 which was an upscale version of Scallion Pancakes which was a wonderful take on this classic dish. The two apps alone were worth the dinner. We tried the steak for $38 and the fish of the day for $44. Both dishes were fantastically flavored, plated, and seasoned. My fish had almost Indian style flavor which I wasn't expecting but was delicious. Despite being full, we indulged in the ganache cake for dinner ($13) which again tasted as good as it was presented. Cocktails delicious. Service amazing. Food top notch. Highly recommend!

    Arrielle S.

    This place was absolutely lovely. I went for a private and big dinner with colleagues and everything so so incredibly well thought out. The service was impeccable, I never had to ask for more water or wine it just kept flowing! The food was delicious! We had spread and charcuterie to start which was delicious. The they brought out a salad to share family style and an egg spread appetizer that apparently they have been serving for 15 years. I understand why because it was delicious and not like anything I have ever had. For an entree I got their quail dish served over what I think was a mushroom mixture with farro. The dish as a whole was lovely. My only complaint is that quail is hard to separate from the bone because of how small it is. So if you're going to this restaurant for something formal or a business meeting opt out of this dish. The desserts they gave us were a lemon cake and orange chocolate cheesecake. The lemon cake was divine. The cheesecake was a miss for me. This place was really incredibly and beautiful throughout. The food was high quality and if you're in the Atlanta area I definitely recommend making a reservation here.

    Housemade charcuterie one of the few standouts.
    Glenn F.

    I went to Miller Union a few months ago with a large group, and was underwhelmed. Strengths: *A few dishes were standouts: housemade charcuterie, and the egg baked in celery cream *The desserts were consistently creative and on point Weaknesses: *Pet peeve: the online wine list is not up-to-date. Many of the wines I wanted for our large group were out-of-stock or in limited supply *The Somm, Princeton, was arrogant and unhelpful. He was rude on the phone when I discussed wines for our group, and even ruder and condescending in-person. I requested specific wines in advance for the group, and he served a different Champagne than what we agreed on at the dinner. When confronted, he argued with me. I eventually explained that in his line of business, you need to be customer-oriented. To his credit, he apologized, and eventually even gave me a free glass of Champagne at the end of the meal, but the damage had been done *The entrees were forgettable, and some were downright odd. For example, the poulet rouge came with peaches and plums that were overly sweet and overshadowed the dish

    Jay D.

    I came here with 2 friends that were visiting from out of town and we had a great time! The food was delicious and I understand why Miller Union got the Michelin guide service award - our server was possibly the sweetest man ever and he was the perfect amount of attentive. We shared the farm egg in celery cream and mezze platter for our appetizers. I got the daily fish entree and loved it, my friends got the steak and the duck and liked their dishes too! We each had about 4 glasses of wine and wished we had just gotten 2 bottles instead.. next time! The only "down side" if you can call it that, is that the restaurant itself is kind of bland, probably to focus on the food and company, which didn't bother any of us, it was just a little different!

    Amaro Spumante
    Bill A.

    Excellent experience. First the service was great. The entire staff acted as a team to make sure the table was always taken care of. I have only seen that teamwork at a few other places. Excellent atmosphere as well, quiet enough to converse and remain relaxed. The food was excellent. I had the farm egg baked in celery cream appetizer. It was so good, egg perfectly cooked and it was great when you paired it with the toast. I had the shrimp and fish green curry. The flavors were so good, the mint with the coconut and curry was so smooth. A bed of crispy rice was in the middle -- outstanding. My only piece of feedback for the curry was that it could have used some more heat. The my friend had the steak and he absolutely loved it. The amaro spumante was crisp and refreshing. Excellent meal and experience.

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    BitLeigh V.

    Made a reservation for date night at Miller Union. There is valet parking out front, but we opted to park in a deck close by for a few bucks. We were sat right at our reservation time and our server was nice, attentive, and provided awesome recs! We ordered the pork belly as our side and the fried okra per our server's rec. The okra is some of the BEST okra I've ever had. It was fried beautifully and wonderfully crisp. Dipping sauce was so fresh and complimented it perfectly. Pork belly was delish as well. We ordered the pork and duck for our mains and really enjoyed both dishes. All of the components went with the mains and you could tell there was a lot of thought behind the dishes. We finished with the pineapple doughnut dessert and boy it was good! Miller Union is definitely one of my favorite 'nicer' places in Atlanta.

    Field pea and peanut salad
    Rachel W.

    The service here was stellar. Our waiter was extremely knowledgeable and made great recommendations. It was clear every dish had quality ingredients and was well thought out. I love vegetables and nuts so I was really happy with the refreshing field pea salad. I also have a thing for "saucey" foods so the farm egg and bread was right up my alley. The fish croquette was just okay for me so not much to add there. As an appetizer-as-a-meal girlie I left fully and happy. PS They have valet.

    Captain chicken, grit cake

    What an amazing meal this evening. Started with the watermelon, tomato, cucumber salad and then had the captain chicken and grits cake for the entree with pistachio cookie ice cream for dessert. Everything was fresh and well seasoned as expected. Thanks to Chef Steven, Princeton and Kelsey for a wonderful experience.

    Curry
    Isabel W.

    Valet is complimentary (don't forget to tip!) but there is also street parking if you can find it. Highly recommend making a reservation. Of note, their website does say that they can't accommodate kids but that's because they don't have a kid's menu or high chairs. We brought our baby and they fit the stroller just fine at the table. As a group of 3, we definitely splurged and shared everything. Our waitress was amazingly attentive, the service was impeccable. Cocktails: - Miller Thyme ($14): miller's gin, thyme, lemon. Delicious! Simple and so refreshing - Pacific Current ($16): gin, crème de fleur, blueberry, lavender, lemon. This was a beautiful drink, with an edible flower for décor. Honestly, it smelled sort of like weed (lol) but it didn't taste like it at all Appetizers: - Farm egg baked in celery cream with grilled bread ($12) - just wow, my favorite of the appetizers because it was so unique. The egg is poached essentially in the celery cream and it's so wonderfully creamy. I personally think it tasted better with the regular bread because the grilled bread was a little harder - Fish croquette, spiced remoulade, cabbage and radish slaw ($16) - can't really remember this to be honest - Cornmeal fried okra, garam masala, green chile chutney ($15) - highly recommend! I usually don't like okra bc of the slimeyness but there was none of that. I think they cut them in half before frying? The seasoning (while on the saltier side) was good and the chutney dip was refreshing and well balanced. - Seared scallops, sweet corn and field pea succotash, country ham, tarragon ($22) - I just love scallops so I knew this was going to be good. It's wasn't anything out of the box but yummy nonetheless! - Osono country sourdough and house butter ($3 per person) - just okay Entrees: - Daily dish (red snapper), summer squash, fennel, Vidalia, herb spaetzle, tomato caper sauce (MKT) - yummy! The fish was beautifully cooked and everything tasted great together - Grass fed steak, pole beans, new potatoes, mushroom, crispy shallot, plum jus ($39) - my favorite of the entrees. The steak was perfect and the vegetables on the plate were so well seasoned - Green curry - can't find the price on the menu but my top entree. Crispy rice over delicious green curry. Would get again - Seasonal vegetable plate ($31) - highly disappointed, especially when we were so excited to try a little bit of everything! Overall, really enjoyed dinner here and would definitely come back!

    Larry E.

    Were at it again! Millers Union resturant is a very wonderful & unique place for fine dining, we arrived 15 min early but we're still seated immediately, reservations are a must! You enter the resturant by walking past the bar, full of patrons, sipping on their favorite drinks & quietly chatting! Service is the #1 concern. Ty Murphy. Drinks came immediately, almost as if they knew ahead of time what we wanted Wifey had "Amaro spumante" (She wasn't a fan) later she had Reisling I had a Bootlegger. (Bourbon,peach,banana blackberry lime) 5/5 so good! We ordered the lamb meatballs over small diced potatoes mixed with strawberries & micro veggies, we THOROUGHLY enjoyed this appetizer, alongside the Country sourdough & honey butter. 5/5 Wifey ordered the grass fed NY strip steak, which she savored, as if it was desert, with broccoli & potatoes. 5/5 I ordered the pan seared sautéed Quail, which I'd never had before & will definitely have again. 5/5 I would highly recommend this establishment because of its excellent service & high quality, fresh cusine! 5/5 ***** but take your credit card $$$$ Millers Union You have been Tongue Tested

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    Service and food are *chef's miss. Amazing, amazing, amazing. Need suggestions on wine, see Princeton! Phenomenal!

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    4.4(3.6k reviews)
    1.7 miMidtown
    $$

    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. :-)

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    4.1(21 reviews)
    2.5 miDowntown
    Private events
    Full bar

    A breath of fresh air for the neighborhood Walked into The…read moreEmber Room* expecting the usual gastropub vibe and left actually excited about where American food is heading. The space is clean but not sterile: exposed brick, warm wood, and a bar that glows like it wants you to linger. *The food* skips the tired "burgers and mac" checklist. Think short rib agnolotti with smoked corn puree, charred broccolini with miso-garlic butter, and a fried chicken sandwich that somehow stays crisp under a jalapeño honey glaze. Portions are generous without being wasteful, and everything tastes intentional like the kitchen tested it 10 times before it hit the menu. *The cocktails are the real flex.* The menu changes seasonally, but the bar team leans into flavor over gimmicks. I tried the *Oaxacan Old Fashioned* with mezcal, mole bitters, and orange peel that's torched tableside. Smoky, slightly sweet, zero gimmick. My friend went for the *Cucumber Basil Gimlet* and said it tasted like summer in a glass. No sugary syrup bombs here. Bartenders actually explain what's in your drink if you ask, and they're good at steering you if you're unsure. Service hit the sweet spot between attentive and relaxed. Water refills showed up without hovering, and the server knew the menu well enough to call out what's spicy, what's rich, and what's worth splitting. It feels like a place locals will become regulars at, but it's good enough to bring out-of-town friends to. Creative without being precious, tasty without being safe. Sorry I didn't take pictures,

    Let's start with the good. The service was really good! I believe his name was Drew. He was…read moreaccommodating and friendly. He answered questions, engaged in a bit of discussion and got everything right! Next, the ambiance. It was a quaint spot. Clean. Wasn't bad but it was empty. Us and two other tables. We asked for intimate and boy did we get it, lol. It was a cool spot but could have used a little more livelihood. I asked if the slow stream was normal and was told it was because it was Palm Sunday. Finally the food. It wasn't bad tasting, it was just not blow your mind amazing. I had the salmon Caesar wrap and the French 75. He had the wings and fries. Those wings were flavorful and fried hard like I like them but were super tiny! I also asked about those and was told small wings was the norm in ATL especially the brunch spots. All in all, it wasn't a bad place but could use some vibes to liven the place up a bit. Oh yeah, the drink....it was okay. Minor adjustments would have made it amazing! It definitely has the potential to be great.

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    3.9(650 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Minority-owned & operated

    I would love if they turn down the music like 10 notches. When I come to a restaurant I don't want…read moreto not able to hear the person across from me talk or hear my own thoughts.

    I brought my cousins visiting from Chicago to Virgil's last evening. Friday evening in Atlanta, so…read moreI made a reservation. We were seated on the rooftop deck and it was a little hot. No ceiling fans, why not? The host (blond headed guy) was super nice and got us seated quicky. Our server Calli was also the bartender. He was very nice and polite, but he was clearly stretched doing double duty as server and bartender. His drinks were on point, but It took forever to get apitizers, and entrees, and it was difficult for him to really check on our table as often as we would have liked. He tried his best. Now the food: The smothered pork chops, fried green tomatoes, fried chicken, collards, mac and cheese was great. Those chicken wings were fried to perfection 10/10. The mac and cheese wasn't really as creamy as I like but it was still really good. I wanted to take my out of town guest somewhere they could only experience in Atlanta. And, I wanted them to go back to Chicago and say what a great dining experience they had. In terms of the food, and drinks, location, they were well pleased and said I picked a winner. Now when the sun went down the music got crunk and the younger crowd started to pour in. It was a bit loud for the 45 up foks, but at least it was good R&B so we adapted.

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    4.1(66 reviews)
    1.6 miMidtown
    Takes reservations
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    I had one night in ATL, and this was the dinner spot I had picked. I was disappointed to learn I…read morecouldn't try it--it seemed reservations were required. So I made my way to the hotel where my staff was staying, and we were seated at the restaurant inside. I flipped over the menu and saw "Hartley Kitchen & Cocktails." I was instantly excited. The food was amazing, and the service--along with the sweet tea--felt like a warm "welcome to the South." Next time I'm in ATL for work, this is exactly where I'll be. "I'm only in town for a night..."

    I really wanted to rate this place higher, but it left me somewhat disappointed…read more Here are the highlights: The fried lobster bites, mac and cheese, and collard greens were good! Th bites were a smidge over salted, but good nonetheless. The sweet tea definitely did what it was supposed to do. Things that need improvement: The cornbread was served on a bed of honey and drizzled with butter yet it was dry. No doubt reheated. As someone who bakes a beautiful honey butter cornbread, I was unbelievable disappointed, and underwhelmed. Now let's talk service: Absolutely . Train your staff to be attentive. My waitress was sweet, but every time I needed her I had to call someone else to fetch her and she only had two tables. The restaurant was empty otherwise. Hire staff who can regulate their emotions. The bartender was all over the place, cussing, spewing frustrations about another colleague. Then a new bartender came and he was spewing frustrations about the previous bartender. It wasn't appropriate for a place of business.

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