Probably my favorite hole in the wall in Atlanta. The food and drinks are amazing and the vibes are…read morealways perfect. The bartenders Brittany and Carolina are the best and always take care of us! Some of the best wings too.

Food was fine - service was quick. Music was a little intense. The cheese pizza was entirely too…read moremessy and not held together at all. They also add a 20% gratuity which I don't love - I prefer to choose my own tipping amount. The prices seemed high for the quality of food. The fries were really good though.

Showed up on a Thursday evening at 5:30ish. The place was less than 20% full. I ordered a sandwich…read morea salad and a beer while I waited. It took 25 minutes and when I got in my car I checked my order. There was only half a sandwich and half a salad. When I went back and said I ordered a whole sandwich and a whole salad. She said I thought you wanted a Pick Two! WTH! I never herd and don't even know what that meant. She never ask or said anything about Pick Two!! Beware, check your order!!!!!

We came here with the family after not being able to find any other late night food and we were…read morehighly impressed!! Fantastic service, delicious little bites that were more than enough food, and a great seating area for the family to eat together! I highly recommend giving them a try!

As a lover of Seven Lamps. Visually it didnt change at all. I think this cute little pizza…read morerestaurant is going to be something great when they figure out their identity. My girlfriend came for pizza. I believe she had a Margarita pizza maybe "beam me up Scotty" I'm not sure. I came for what I remembered to be seven lamps's old burger. Or at least something similar. My burger came with a Caesar salad which I love. I also enjoyed an old-fashioned. Our server was lovely and informative. However, my old-fashioned was yummy, but on the sweeter side. Next time, and I think there will be a next time, I will ask if they can make it less sweet. Also, the cherry was completely wrong. At least it wasn't good. I take my cherries very seriously in my old-fashioned. My burger was good and the Caesar salad was delicious. However, it just didn't hit the way that I had hoped. The restaurant was also out of Tabasco. They gave me a buffalo sauce which in my opinion was gross. I hope this restaurant finds its bold audacious way of telling the neighborhood who they are and what they offer. I feel like they're trying to figure out what the neighborhood wants. I'll give it a few months and come back. I work in the area. I was Just disappointed by the lack of WOW.

I had tried to visit a few times before but either they were closed or the wait was too long, so…read morethe timing never worked out. On a cold afternoon, I finally decided to give it a shot, and I'm glad I did. I ordered the 50/50 burger and a Caesar salad. The burger is essentially a smash-style setup with onions, bacon, two patties, and cheese. I was genuinely impressed. I didn't put it down once I started. After that, we shared an 8-inch Margherita pizza, which was the perfect size to split without feeling overstuffed. I washed it all down with their house-made lemonade, which was so good a refill felt mandatory. The service was friendly and quick. The dimly lit dining room sets a cozy tone, yet you can still catch the game on one of the many TVs. Everything felt organized and well run. I'll definitely be back. .

Lucian Books & Wine is the kind of place that feels both deeply intentional and completely…read moreeffortless which is a rare balance. The space itself sets the tone immediately. Intimate, warmly lit, and thoughtfully designed, it invites you to settle in. The presence of books, the scale of the room, the soft energy all creates an atmosphere that feels cultivated. What stands out most is the curation. The wine list is exceptional without being overwhelming, and the option for half pours makes it especially enjoyable for a slower, more exploratory evening. It's clear that every selection has been chosen with care and a point of view. The food follows suit--refined, seasonal, and quietly confident. Nothing is overdone, yet everything feels considered and well-executed. It complements the experience rather than competing for attention. Service is knowledgeable, passionate and attentive. My waiter was incredibly knowledgebale and offered the perfect suggestions. Then, when I was ready to try a drink, the bartender noticed, came over, and suggested a half pour of champagne with the omelette I ordered. Lucian doesn't try to be everything. It knows exactly what it is and executes it at a very high level. It's a place to linger, to read, to have a glass of wine that turns into two. An experience that feels both personal and elevated.

Lucian Books & Wine delivered a quietly exquisite evening -- the kind where the food, wine, and…read moreatmosphere all work together in this understated, elegant way. We started with the polenta appetizer, silky and warming, the kind of simple dish that becomes memorable when it's done with real finesse. The black grouper followed as the star -- perfectly cooked, delicate, and rich without ever feeling heavy. Paired with the seasonal salad, bright and crisp, it created a beautiful balance of depth and freshness. The 2021 Tempranillo from Rioja, Spain was a standout. Smooth, structured, and aromatic, it elevated every dish without overpowering them -- one of those bottles you immediately want to remember. Dessert was the lemon tart, light, fragrant, and absolutely divine. A perfect finish. And because it's Lucian, we didn't leave without wandering the shelves -- and ended up purchasing The Silk Roads by Anna Ansari, the perfect companion to an already thoughtful evening. A refined, welcoming space that feeds you in every sense. We'd return without hesitation.

This place was recommended in a Gluten Free group I am in. I was blown away by so many gluten free…read moreoptions. I went during lunch so service was pretty quick. I ordered the Gluten Free Philly Spring Rolls. I think these could have been fried a little longer but it was enjoyable. The onion rings on the side were nice. I could've used some more of those ;) The lobster roll, chef kiss!! However, I was looking for a gluten free soft roll instead of a gluten free bun. I wasn't a fan of that but I appreciated the experience. Not pictured is the 7layer gluten free cheesecake I took to go. That was pretty good until I poured the "red sauce" over my cake. That was not good. And I read another review that warned against adding it but I was so distracted by being in Gluten Free Paradise that I forgot about it. So please, pass on the red sauce and have your cake and eat it to :) Overall, I enjoyed my visit and will be back to work my way on another gluten free lunch.

After running errands on foot, I ended up in a Publix shopping center and needed something to eat…read more The area has changed over the years, not for the better, but that's beside the point. I'd been eyeing Burton's Bar & Grill for a while, though I wasn't sure how different it would be from their neighbor across the street, Twin Peaks. I decided to place a to‑go order: a cheeseburger and mashed potatoes, since I wasn't in the mood for fries. The restaurant itself looked upscale, and I actually want to come back sometime to try their beer selection. When I got home and opened the bag, the burger looked impressive. A large brioche bun, plenty of fixings, and a thick beef patty cooked to medium, just the way I like it. Then came the taste. There was almost no beef flavor at all. The bun overpowered everything, even the toppings. I even cut off a piece of the patty to try it on its own, and again, no real flavor and barely any seasoning, if any. It was a big letdown. The mashed potatoes were also bland, and for a $20 meal, the portion felt small. The hostess was very friendly and mentioned that everyone there loves their burgers. Maybe I'm the odd one out, because my experience didn't match that at all. I honestly could've gone to Twin Peaks, paid less, gotten more food, and had a better overall meal.

We visited this place in the afternoon, the food was good , the service excellent . We recommend…read morethis restaurant

Great service & great food! Complimentary valet parking was a plus. Outside seating area is large…read moreand nice. Went on Cinco De Mayo as all of the Mexican restaurants were packed!! They had a special on tacos and margaritas. Others at the table ordered tacos for appetizers and they loved them! I ordered the Tavern Burger. It was huge! Juicy! And full of flavor. I enjoyed every bite!!! Even the bun (lightly buttered and toasted) was good. My toddler ordered the chicken tenders and fries. She loved her food! Toddler approved!

I have been here a few times. My husband often picks this location for special anniversaries. We…read morewent there last night to celebrate our recent union. For drinks I had the Not so French 76 and it was really tasty. I stuck with that for the night. To start we ordered the Lobster Rolls and the HAMACHI CRUDO. Both were delightful! For dinner we had the WESTHOLME WAGYU CUTS, THE GARDEN SALAD and WAGYU Pasta. They had a live dj and the vibes were pretty chill per usual. Talia was our waitress and she was on it the entire night!

We booked a month in advance with high expectations, but unfortunately, the Garden Room proved to…read morebe a case of "all flash and no substance." While the space is undeniably beautiful and great for photos, the actual dining experience was deeply underwhelming. The Service: Our waitress was incredibly pretentious and snobby. She actually refused to let us order certain items because she "didn't recommend them" and was completely inflexible regarding simple spirit substitutions in the signature cocktails. The Food: The $75 tableside carbonara was overly salty and lacked any sense of refinement. The lobster roll was even more disappointing--mushy, flavorless, and contained very few actual chunks of lobster. After those dishes, we decided to skip the fish entree entirely. The Value: The "best" part of the meal was the bread, which felt like it should have been a table complimentary, but instead cost $10 for a few slices. For a $300+ bill, you expect quality that matches the price. The Atmosphere: Once you look past the initial "wow" factor, you realize the floral decor is largely fake, which mirrors the feel of the service. We had fun laughing at how ridiculous the situation was, but we won't be returning. My advice: Stop acting like a world-class establishment until the cuisine and service actually justify the attitude.

Food and service was great. A little pricey for what it was but still enjoyed. Good music was…read moreplaying and the cashier/waiter/front worker was super nice

First impression visit. Visited at 11:55PM on a Saturday…read more Located in a suite on a larger building. Free 20 minute parking. We stayed longer than 20 minutes and were fine. Chicken wings and the oklamhoma smash burger with mac and cheese. Total: $33.22. Pros Those wings with the lemon peper sauce are delicious. That lemon pepper sauce? Amazing. I get tired of the lemon pepper dry rub or the dry rub with butter/oil. They made an actual sauce. Love it. The burger was delicious. It was more cookout style- not like Wendys or McDonald's. Cons The cheese on top of my mac and cheese was not melted. I'm sure this was a choice by the restaurant, but I prefer melted cheese on top of the mac. Would I Recommend: Yes! Good food with great prices and free parking. Great for a quick bite to eat. Follow me here on Yelp and @jessreviewss on Tik Tok/Instagram for more.