Went for brunch on Saturday around 11:30. Sat outside- it was hot but they had fans and decent…read moreshade. Food was great! We ordered a variety of items and everyone enjoyed! I personally had the pancakes, which was lacking on the toppings just a tad. The grit bowl was PHENOMENAL though.

Love the location! the patio is perfect…read more Food was very flavorful but maybe a little too much going on for me on my dish. I had the beef short rib for brunch. The fried egg had no flavor but then kept going in the gravy. The gravy was very flavorful but not my taste. Potatoes also didn't have much flavor without the gravy. The beef was very good. I do wish it was hot. The service was fast and all were helpful.

I ate here for breakfast only while staying at the attached Hyatt Centric. As far as breakfast…read moregoes, this restaurant is pretty near perfect! Beautiful interior with outdoor seating as well. We placed a reservation, but it really wasn't necessary as it wasn't packed at all. The waiter/manager was very nice, helpful, and attentive to us. She made us feel like she was trying her best to give us a five-star experience, which I appreciated. Both my omelette and waffles were spectacular. The omelette comes with breakfast potatoes as well. I really enjoyed the waffles as they were made with sweet flour and had a nice crunch to them. While I did not get them, I also saw their French toast which looked delicious but was towering, I knew I would not be able to finish them lol. I've been to several top brunch spots in the ATL area and this would make the top 5 for me without question. It would almost be a must visit next time I'm in town even if I don't stay at the hotel.

Located on the lobby level of the Hyatt Centric Buckhead, Three Arches features pan-Mediterranean…read morecuisine emphasizing fresh, high-quality ingredients married with spices. I love the steel archway and the wood beams that lead you to the stone and bronze bar. The colorful plush pillows and mosaic floor create a cosmopolitan, Mediterranean feel while still feeling warm and communal. There is a patio with a welcoming fire pit and views of Path 400, Ga400, and Lenox Square Mall. I have enjoyed both their brunch and lunch menus. You cannot go wrong with their drink menu (I especially recommend the Georgia Peach). Their roasted appetizers--Shrimp, Local Mushrooms, and Beet Salad--are delicious and perfect for sharing with friends. After dinner and conversation, head upstairs to the Spaceman for more drinks and some of the best views in Atlanta!

The girl dinner is real! ~$38 including 20% gratuity =Girls Night Activated!…read more We made reservations via Open Table and you can park next door or a little down the street. Walking in really felt like an oasis. Such a cute place I totally was not expecting it to be a cute patio there. However indoors were plenty of seating. Our reservations were at 6:30pm and it wasn't much of a crowd. However it was packed by the time we left. We had one drink and it was plenty for our tolerance. It was just a nice way for moms to get out and enjoy some girl time. The food was quick, although they constantly try to upsell you with other things along the way. The pasta, fries and salad were just enough. I think you're supposed to get unlimited salad but they never asked us if we wanted more. Either way I would like to go back. This was totally fun!

The experience was just not good, especially for what they are charging. And calling this place a…read more"resort" is doing a LOT. You're basically sitting on the side of a busy road in Buckhead with nothing shielding you from the traffic, noise, or street atmosphere. There was no music outside, no lush landscaping, no flowers in the pots -- not even fake ones! Nothing about it felt like a resort. The whole outdoor area just felt lazy and unfinished. Then there's the parking. Valet is $30 and self-parking is also $20, so basically... pick how you'd like to pay your $20. It just feels like another money grab on top of an already overpriced experience. And the "fire show"?? It lasted maybe a minute. The woman came running past us so fast I honestly thought she was on fire. It was silly, poorly presented, and I was more distracted by the holes in her stockings than impressed by the performance. If you're going to advertise an experience, PRESENT an experience. The outdoor dining situation was even worse. The people sitting next to us literally moved their chairs because of the ants. Instead of addressing the bug problem properly, the waitress started spraying Zevo bug spray all over their table and chairs while we were sitting right next to them eating. The smell and spray were all down our throats. Who wants to eat dinner while bug spray is being sprayed beside their food? For a place selling a "resort" atmosphere, how about professionally treating the outdoor area for bugs? Our server was actually very sweet -- honestly, she should take her talents elsewhere because this place is giving NOTHING. The staff overall were pleasant, so my issue is not with them. It's the experience and what management is charging people for it. The drinks were another disappointment. A $16 margarita tasted like Kirkland bottled margarita mix poured into a small glass. I know because I drink Kirkland at home! And there is absolutely nothing wrong with Kirkland -- except when I'm paying $16 for one small drink and expecting a crafted cocktail. No real presentation, no garnish, nothing special. Just basic liquor in a cup. The empanadas were actually decent and tasty. The chips and dips? Subpar. The queso was extremely thick and goopy, and the guacamole was dark, old-looking and definitely did not taste freshly made. And then there's the automatic 20% gratuity for ALL parties, regardless of party size. It was just my husband and me and 20% was automatically added. We were told anything we tipped above that would go directly to our server, and we did add more because we believe in taking care of good servers. But between the prices, $20 parking, automatic 20% gratuity and mediocre food/drinks/ambiance, it feels like they are squeezing every possible dollar out of the customer without delivering an experience that justifies it. We came here because of the reviews and the gorgeous photos on the website -- and I will absolutely give them kudos for those pictures because they are AMAZING. Unfortunately, the actual experience did not remotely live up to them. It felt like false advertising. Maybe my expectations are higher than some, but when you charge premium prices and market yourself as a "resort," then give me a premium experience. Give me ambiance. Give me landscaping. Give me music. Give me good cocktails. Give me fresh food. Give me something besides traffic noise, ants, bug spray and a one-minute fire show. People need to stop handing out five-star reviews just because a place photographs well. For my money, I expect more. Overpriced, underwhelming, and definitely not giving "resort."

One of the best meals I've had in ATL. We made a reservation a few weeks in advance for a Saturday…read morenight. The place is super cozy and located in Summerhill. There's plenty of places nearby for a pre or post dinner drink or both (S/O Halfway Crooks and Redacted). My husband and I came at the beginning of August, and the prix fixe menu was Burmese cuisine. We both got the prix fixe menu + the drink pairing. I'm no expert on Burmese cuisine, but the menu was immaculate. It was one of those meals where both of us ranked our favorite courses, and the rankings were completely opposite of each other. That's when you know every dish was amazing!! Even the dessert which had a salty basil component to it was just spectacular. The only thing we didn't love was the last cocktail on the drink menu, which was supposed to be a White Russian with crab Rangoon flavors. It wasn't terrible but not great either. Service was a tiny bit slow, but we didn't mind because we were looking for a longer dining experience. Can't wait to come back and try other menus in the future!!

Food is banging. Service needs help. When I get the equivalent of a "sup?" all night when I'm…read morepaying over 500 for my table I expect some better service. Tossed off, slacker vibe is cool when it's a burrito joint. But Little Bear is better than that.

During my stay at the hotel I dined here on a Sunday evening…read more Trade Root is a smaller restaurant/bar that is inside the Whitley hotel. When we got here no one greeted us and we walked around with no one helping us. The person I came with had to approach one of the workers to ask for a table. It was annoying because there's no check in area or nothing. Ghetto. Finally they sat us. We weren't super hungry so we got some wings and crawfish corn chowder. The corn chowder was good and I recommend it. The wings were whatever. I got 12 pieces and got to choose two flavors from the 3 options they had. I got their BBQ and buffalo. Only the BBQ was good to me. Service was slow. They didn't really check on us and we had to look for someone to ask for anything. The check also took a long time. We decided to not get drinks there because of slow service. We had to physically get up from our table to ask for our check and wait for it to come. So no I probably won't be back. Once and done.

Stopped here for a sweet treat and the service from Antonio made my day after a long day. Loved the…read moremolten lava cake and the cocktails I had. The zocalo glow with gin and I don't recall the name of the mezcal drink but it was also really delicious. Perfect night cap. Loved the beautiful Christmas decor

We went to ROC Southern Kitchen today and WOW, I was blown away! Blake, the host at the front, made…read morethe customer service experience amazing. Even though we didn't have a reservation, he was able to get a table for me and five other people, which we really appreciated. Once we sat down, our server came over quickly. I ordered the gumbo as a starter, and I swear it came out within a minute of placing my order. It was SO fast! The gumbo was piping hot and even burned my tongue a little, but I'm not mad at it at all lol. It was delicious! For my meal, I got the chicken and waffles with mac and cheese, and everything was so good. The chicken was well-seasoned, the waffle was fluffy and delicious, and the mac and cheese was a great addition. I highly recommend coming here! I would definitely suggest making a reservation beforehand, especially if you're coming with a group. The food and experience are absolutely worth the price. If I'm ever back in ATL, I will definitely be coming back!

Recently went here to pick up a to go order bc I was craving catfish. Decided to revisit this…read moreplace as it has been a few years since I've been. Pick up: it use to be that you pulled up to the side door and someone would bring you order. Idk if that has changed but after waiting, then calling and being placed in a long, I just went inside and got it myself. Food: the portion size of the catfish was underwhelming for the price. I use to get 2-3 large fillets and this time I got 3 small ones. It comes with two sides, so I ordered - The mac n cheese was okay. I've def had better from them. You use to be able to add candied yams as a side but their menu has changed and it's not one of the included sides any more. The second side was cabbage and it wasn't really seasoned well. I could see and taste pepper, but that was it.

My mother wanted seafood for her birthday, and after hearing so many great things about this…read morerestaurant, I knew this was the perfect opportunity to finally give it a try. Making reservations was incredibly easy through OpenTable, and I was pleasantly surprised by the convenient valet service for only $3. It was an effortless start to what turned out to be an exceptional dining experience. Upon entering, we were warmly greeted by the host and promptly escorted to our table without any wait. Our waiter, Kevin, was phenomenal. He did an excellent job explaining the menu, offering thoughtful recommendations, and making sure everyone's needs were attended to throughout the afternoon. The service was attentive without being overbearing--truly excellent and unforgettable hospitality. We started with the Chargrilled Oysters, Oysters Rockefeller, and Calamari. Everything was satisfying, but the calamari was the standout for me. It had the perfect crunch and was quite literally fried to perfection. I would absolutely order it again. These appetizers are true staples and a great way to start the meal. We also enjoyed several rounds of cocktails. The bartender was able to execute a few off-menu, custom cocktails perfectly, and there were absolutely no complaints from our table. Everything was well-balanced and thoughtfully prepared. For my entrée, I ordered the Blackened Branzino with lemon-herb beurre blanc, paired with whipped potatoes and Vichy carrots. By far, this is one of the best seafood entrées I've had in Atlanta. I've had branzino at plenty of other restaurants, but this one? It clears the competition and has officially claimed the #1 spot on my list. The fish was beautifully prepared, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the sauce and sides. The rest of our party had equally impressive meals. I had the opportunity to sample the 12 oz. Prime NY Strip, Blackened Salmon, Lobster Mac & Cheese, Brussels Sprouts, Green Beans, and Clam Chowder, and everything was amazing. There wasn't a single dish that disappointed. Overall, this was truly an exceptional dining experience from start to finish. Great food, phenomenal hospitality, attentive service, and an atmosphere that made celebrating my mother's birthday feel special. I'm already looking forward to returning--and next time, I definitely want to check out the patio! A true standout for seafood in Atlanta. Highly recommend.

Stopped by the Brookhaven location of C&S Seafood for happy hour and appetizers! Their 4-6 PM happy…read morehour deal is only at Brookhaven and Sandy Springs and includes oysters, wine, beer, and a burger. Hands down, they have the best chargrilled oysters in Atlanta. This batch was a little spicier than the Vinings location, but still delicious (just ask for light seasoning if you're sensitive to heat). We paired the oysters with calamari, truffle fries, and a couple of glasses of the HH Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc. Everything tasted good, and our server Dayvion gave us excellent service. They have valet and a parking deck right next door. Definitely recommend if you're in the neighborhood!

I've been here twice now, and I have loved it both times. I've been able to get a resy week-of for…read moreweekend nights both times I've been, which is so nice. The service has been great, and the waitstaff is super knowledgeable about their drinks and food. It's such a cool vibe inside, but it is very dark. It's kinda hard to see the menu - I wish they put small handheld flashlights on the tables. Multiple tables around us were using iPhone flashlights to see the menu which were so bright. The food is always incredible, and I'm partial to their seafood options. I've had both the snapper and the trout, and they were exceptional. Their cocktail menu is 10/10. Such unique combos of ingredients, but I've never had one I didn't love.

My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary here over the past week and we were both…read morepleasantly surprised with the food, service and ambiance of the restaurant! We snagged an early dinner reservation at 5:15 pm and surprisingly, people were already dining and they just got busier as time went on. We were greeted right away by our wonderful server (forgot her name though) and she asked if it was our first time there and if we were celebrating something. We answered yes to both and they actually brought us complimentary champagne, a sparkling non-alcoholic cider for me because I ordered a zero proof drink. Kimball House is known for their amazing bar program, so my husband ordered a Kimball House served with a side of olives and lemon twist on ice, like what?! I ordered a ginger & honey lime fizz to enjoy. For starters, we also enjoyed Hawaiian rolls, green salad and some oysters for my husband. The rolls and salad came out super fast, but there was quite a wait for our drinks and oysters that I didn't think they were going to come out. The rolls are a must-get here - they're huge and the strawberry preserve it was served with was delicious! The salad was actually split in half, which was a super nice touch and was plenty of serving between two people. We loved the dressing - it was nice and fresh. For our entree, I ordered a trout and my husband ordered the duck breast. I was a bit underwhelmed when I saw my plate because I was thinking it would be a plate full of grits, but what was served was the perfect amount because it was quite heavy. The trout by itself was too salty for my taste, but was best eaten with a bite of collards and grits. My husband enjoyed his meal, but wished the duck was cooked a bit more. For dessert, we both enjoyed a Paris Brest. Our server actually put it in twice so we each got one when she meant to only punch in one, but she ended up taking one off from our bill. I was quite shocked that our whole dinner was only around $190, not including tip, which I thought was quite reasonable. We definitely recommend this place for date night or simply for delicious food.