Service was very very very slowwwwwwwwww. Finally got my drink, it was actually good. I would've…read morestayed longer for more drinks if it wasn't for the baby wings. I could've gotten me a 10 piece else where and got my own bottle for my whole tab.

The wings were cold, they left my fries out. I don't think I'll be ordering from them again.read more

Perfect anniversary celebration with the Seven Nations band. We thoroughly enjoyed the music, our…read moreserver was great (she made sure my husband's meal was gluten free by checking with the cook), and the food was yummy!

We stumbled across MaGuire's while spending the day exploring Senoia, and it ended up being one of…read moreour favorite stops! The chicken pot pie was excellent, the fries were crispy, and the beers were cold--exactly what we needed after walking around town. I also appreciated that the food wasn't over-seasoned. It was flavorful without being overwhelming, and adding a little salt and pepper to my own taste was perfect. The atmosphere is what really won me over. It has a cozy neighborhood pub feel with a welcoming basement-style setting that reminded me of Cheers. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, the restaurant was clean (including the bathrooms), and it felt like a place locals and visitors alike would enjoy. If you're in Senoia checking out The Walking Dead filming locations or discovering the town's other movie history, definitely make time to stop at MaGuire's. Grab a drink, have a bite to eat, and enjoy the atmosphere. It's absolutely worth the visit, and we'll be back whenever we're in the area again.

The view is so amazing!!! You can see for miles and miles from this open to the outside bar and…read moregrill. The place is so beautiful lots of area to sit at while you eat or just having a drink to unwind. The food and drinks are amazing. We are local to the area and we try to go 2 or 3 times a week.

AVOID AVOID AVOID as if your life depended on it. I appreciate great customer service and am always…read moresure to tip very generously and review accordingly. When I search reviews on a business before going, I don't just accept them at face value, but rather, read them and determine if the reviewers are just entitled brats. lol Now that being said: here we go... ha ha This place was the worst experience I can recall with a business in nearly 50 years of life. It was very cold outside, and looking at the online pics looked like it was open-air seating only. So I called them to ensure there was also indoor seating at this cool looking bar. It was 8pm. The man reassured us there were indoor seating options. He then asked "are ya'll coming tonight?" I replied that we were. He then said "how long?" I then asked what time they closed. He replied at 10pm. A little perplexed, I let him know we were on the way. Red flag #1. I told my husband I didn't want to feel rushed out the door if they were trying to close early and didn't really get the vibe they wanted our business. He suggested we just give them a try anyway. When we pulled up, we noticed maybe 3 cars in the parking lot of this very big property. Red flag #2. As we entered the hotel, the gentleman asked us if we called about the bar. We said yes and he directed us to the entrance doors. The entrance was essentially the exit... to the outdoors. HAHA It was approx 40 degrees outside. As my husband and I looked a little perplexed, a female approached where we were standing, never even looked at us or acknowledged us in ANY way and said to the gentleman, "WHAT DO THEY WANT?" He informed her we were there for the bar. We asked where the indoor seating was. Y'ALL... this man took us back in the hotel lobby and pointed at the lobby area. You want us to eat a late dinner and have drinks at this cool looking bar, but in actuality we sit where patrons eat their continental breakfast and are served by someone who has all but said "why are you here?" What?? So... my husband and I said no thank you and went to Cowboy Town which is a very short drive away. Please go there instead. Great food and drinks with a super cool small town vibe, live music, and barrel racing most weekends. Maybe when the weather is warm and the pool is open, The View would be a cool establishment. But it needs to be seasonal only and absolutely closed the remainder of the year. Bless it. I do believe the reviews you see are mostly BS. Please pay very close attention to the details of them.

I was a guest for my birthday dinner on the patio and it was a wonderful experience. We are a Loud…read moreparty of 13, with fickle minds and split checks AND In the DEAD of summer. Our server Olivia, was cheerful, sweet and polished. Patio guests are often disregarded and the team took great care of us, headed by Olivia. Thank you for taking such great care of us and we will be back to N+Ns

I came to Nic & Norman's on a recommendation and decided to sit at the bar, which was perfect since…read morethey serve the full menu there. It was early on a Tuesday night, so it wasn't very busy. My drink came out quickly, and the food followed not long after. I ordered the Tequila Mockingbird cocktail, which was amazing, but only if you're a mezcal fan. If you're not into that smoky flavor, this probably isn't your drink. For food, I asked the bartender what burger to get, and she recommended the classic burger with cheese, so I went with that and added sweet potato fries. The burger and fries were delicious, simple, well done, and exactly what I was hoping for. The inside has a really nice dark, rustic vibe that fits the town perfectly. Staff was friendly, and overall the whole experience felt easy and relaxed. They do take reservations, but since I went early, I didn't need one. I can definitely see this place getting packed with tourists during busier times. Overall, a great spot in a charming little town. I'd come back.

This place seems to go through an identity crisis every 6 months. One day it was GTO's, the next it…read morewas Xandu's, and now it's Buckshots Saloon. It feels like a very unsafe environment whenever they decide to open their doors ( they're closed more than they're open it seems ). Whenever I drive by, there's always lit up cop cars or an ambulance at the main entrance.

I worked at this place before it was even open the owner and mangers had there head in there butts…read more I was fired for no specific reason and it took them 5 weeks to pay me my last check. the fridges are nasty and back of the house is c grade at best.

The food was absolutely amazing! The mac and cheese is to die for...the short rib, filet, and…read morepulled pork....all was delicious! Zen, our server was amazing. Customer service was excellent! Location is really nice! Highly recommend!

I ate dinner here with a friend yesterday. The food tasted great but sadly the Curious Pig messed…read moreup just about everything else that goes into one's dining experience. It's always sad to me when this happens, because in my opinion having great food is the hard part. Seeing them excel in that but fail the easy stuff is hard :( What they struck out on: - host and hostess chatting when we walked up, they seemed to be complaining about something. We didn't receive any smiles. Didn't feel like they wanted to be there. Yes I understand it's a job, but warm welcomes are important and they are the first impression for a customer when they walk in. - It was 80 degrees and dreadfully humid outside since it had been raining. They had the doors open and I didn't see or feel any fans or air conditioning running. I saw a patron using a hand fan while we ate. - Since there was no air conditioning running, all the steam from the dishwashing and cooking in the kitchen came out to the dining area and lingered in the air the entire time we ate. We thought it was smoke at first but it didn't have a smell, when we walked out to leave I felt the steam leaving the kitchen area - Unbearably loud. I'm not sure why the acoustics are so bad but there is just nothing absorbing any noise. All the ruckus just echoes. Pretty sure this was mainly due to the tables being somewhat close together and the chairs having no sound buffers. It was suuuper loud when people got up to leave and when bussers were cleaning the tables. - Out of the fried green tomatoes which we were excited to order. - I ran out of water while eating. My drink didn't get filled until maybe 10-15 mins later. - Our waitress was running around, very busy. We didn't get checked on that much. It wasn't her fault. She was very courteous and was working hard. They seemed to not have enough staff on hand. - The napkins shed everywhere? When I opened my napkin a cloud of lint came up from it. It was all over my black shorts when we left. - Ends of the tables were all scratched up. - Decor is a bit of a hodgepodge. Having fake candles at each table for a place that gives southern farmhouse is an interesting choice. - The pimento cheese plate came with only 5 mini pieces of toast. We had to ask for more which was an upcharge. There's no way all the pimento cheese could be eaten on 5 pieces. Their home runs: - The food was amazing. I really liked the steak frites. I ordered the steak medium. It was nice and tender. The fries were seasoned and crispy. The chimichurri sauce was great. My friend and I both liked the pimento cheese and the bread that it came with. We weren't crazy about the house pickles. My friend loved her caesar salad. - The prices are great. Super affordable for high quality food. - Menu is expansive. - We had no wait to be seated. - No trouble parking. Location is convenient. As you can see, the list of cons is very very long. It was truly an odd thing to experience, since the place had such great food. I'm thinking the Curious Pig needs a restaurant management consultant or something? We might try this place again sometime later. We'll see.

My husband and I went here to pick up lunch on our lunch break. We were warmly greeted by the lady…read morebehind the bar. Our food came out fast and hot. We ordered the supreme nachos and French fries. They were delicious! We were told to "stay warm!" by the manager otw out. It was over all a delightful experience and we will definitely be going back for future lunch breaks.

It's great if you drink beer, but I went with a group of friends and the wine selection was very…read morelimited. The food was greasy and the fries were limp and cold on the plate. The bartender gave me an attitude when I asked for a soda. I guess she assumed I wouldn't tip her unless I was drunk. The cut off service is non-existent. They were servicing a lot of heavily drunk people and that's unethical.

I've never had a bad meal here and always great service. Their fillet is out of this world.read more

Absolutely yummy! Been a while since I went but came on my way back home after being picked up at…read moreairport. Seated immediately. Great service. Usually do not get salads but this one was so yummy where their in house Augustine salad.

I usually don't venture this far outside the perimeter, but I made the trip to Powder Springs for a…read moreprivate event, a bridal shower for someone very close to me, and I'm so glad I did. Candela Bar was such a pleasant surprise. The space is beautiful, spacious with a great ambiance that's both upscale and welcoming. One thing that stood out to me was the sleek digital screens at the welcome hostess booth and behind the bar. It added a modern, stylish touch that I really appreciated. The bartender deserves a shoutout too. My drink was crafted perfectly, and you can tell they care about both quality and presentation. If I lived in the Powder Springs area, this would definitely be one of my go-to spots. Whether you're attending an event or just out for a casual night, I definitely recommend it.

I visited this venue for a family member's 50th birthday celebration. The venue was nice and the…read moreparking was easy. The bartender made amazing drinks, but the service was a little slow and backed up because she was by herself. Great ambience and low lighting for an intimate setting. The bathrooms were clean, which is always a plus!

Quite frankly, I didn't know what to expect when I plucked "The Alamo" out of my "what to do in…read moreNewnan, GA Google search. Turns out, it's an old theatre that has been converted into a bar/restaurant type of place. Ok, I'm interested, I hear you say. There's a fully stocked bar, friendly staff, a decent menu and all the ambiance of a theatre, minus the amphitheater seating. They have been replaced with more suitable tables and chairs. The performance stage is still intact and on the Sunday night I was there, it was open mic for anyone bold enough to take the stage. I had a good look and around, while I enjoyed a draft Guinness and the musical entertainment. I definitely recommend this place, if you're about the Newnan, GA area.

Even if their wings weren't great I'd still buy them for the blue cheese. Chunk after chunk after…read morechunk.