Moonlight has been one of Atlanta's tougher to get rooftop bars since its opening. Booked up nearly…read moreall the time and for some good reasons. There probably isn't a bar in the city that offers as breathtaking of a view as does Moonlight. The panorama of all three of Atlanta's skyscraper centers is clearly visible, along with the historical architecture of Ponce City Market. The crowd is mix of tourists and locals in their 20s and 30s. The cocktails are solid. Food is decent, nothing to rave about, but again, hopefully nobody is here for the food. The lobster roll was very bread heavy and the useless dab of caviar was just a wasteful decoration. Yet, the atmosphere of the place, situated in the beautiful Forth hotel makes Moonlight an incredible spot for drinks.

First thing I will say is that this place is BEAUTIFUL. Staff is helpful and prices are reasonable…read morefor specialized cocktails. Please do not expect a full dinner but there are great options to keep the night going. I was kinda sad that both myself and my friend were celebrating our birthday but because we were the same table, we could only get one glass of champagne. It does get crowded and I really suggest making a reservation. I made one and even still it took ages to get a table. A reservation doesn't promise a table right away but keeps you in an active queue. I can't wait to go back again.

Solo date at Bully Boy which is the sister restaurant to Two Urban Licks…read more Located right by TUL off the beltline, this seafood & Asian fusion restaurant was a doll. I had thee.... -Brussels (thee best) -Crispy Tempura Rice -Hawkers Chicken Bev. -Mocktail #2 (blueberry, mint, lime, & soda) Perfect date night, solo, or girl's night spot!

I highly recommend Bully Boy--it's a fantastic restaurant, once you're able to find it! Just a…read moreheads-up: the entrance is a little hidden. As you drive through the shared lot (with several businesses), look to the left near the valet for Two Urban Licks. The sign is only visible as you exit the lot, so it's easy to miss. Also, parking isn't free--you'll need to scan a QR code or text to pay. We made online reservations to celebrate my husband's birthday and were glad we did. Our server, Robert, was fantastic--attentive without being overbearing. He made great recommendations and was happy to move us from a small table to a more comfortable booth when we asked. They offer a wide variety of alcoholic drinks, but we opted for "Mocktail #2," which was pink, fruity, and refreshing with watermelon, mint, and lime soda. We started with the Chargrilled Louisiana Oysters, which were perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious--honestly, the best I've ever had. The Volcano Roll was also great--generous in size and perfect for sharing. It's listed as having "spicy crab," but I didn't find it spicy at all (a plus for me!). If you want more heat, wasabi is served on the side. For entrees, I had the Salmon Teriyaki and my husband had the Braised Beef. My salmon was perfectly cooked and came with fluffy white rice and mixed vegetables. But he definitely won the entree round--his beef was tender, flavorful, and served with what tasted like sweet mashed potatoes (the menu said red potatoes). The glazed carrots were slightly firm but still tasty. To top it all off, we were served a mini chocolate cake with whipped vanilla icing--soft, rich, and perfect for sharing. The inside isn't the largest resource been to, but has plenty of seating. The atmosphere is relaxed and we saw people dressed up and down. Overall, we had a great experience. Bully Boy is a gem, and I hope you're lucky enough to have Robert as your server!

Let me tell you about a little spot we stumbled upon during our trip to Atlanta…read more.. The Ranger Station isn't just a place to find--it's a vibe to embrace. From the moment we walked in, we knew we'd found something special. A huge shoutout to Savannah, Emma, and JP for making our visit unforgettable. Your hospitality, great conversation, and attention to detail took an already cool spot and turned it into a 10/10 experience.If you're ever in Atlanta and looking for a place with incredible people, great atmosphere, and memories waiting to be made, do yourself a favor and check out The Ranger Station. We'll definitely be back! Make sure to ask for Ethel!

Very cool cocktail bar tucked in the back of Lady Bird! The place is very true to its…read morerustic/vintage theme which I loved. A perfect dark, moody, and unique place for sure. I tried the Smoke & Roots and loved it. My husband had the cabin carre and it was a bit too sweet for both of our tastes. Overall I'd recommend and return to try new drinks!

fantastic experience and one of my newest favorites. hit this joint with a good pal and really…read moreenjoyed it--even enjoyed a cocktail (custom cosmo) for the first time in 18 months. the tuna dish is out-of-this-world good, you simply must get it. the chicken and shrimp were also stellar, as was our server. some of the dishes came out late and they apologized for the delay. ambiance is nice, especially given the fact that not much has changed interior-wise from the Ri Ra days. my only note here is that all the dishes we ordered felt a bit heavy to me, and I would like to see some lighter fare offered on the menu. all in all though, I will go back because it's just a great place for dinner night.

Horrible service. Our server was on her laptop for the first 10 minutes of us being there,…read morecompletely ignoring the tables currently seated. She never even offered a refill. The drinks are overpriced and the food was not good. Far too expensive for low quality dishes. Overhyped Atlanta bar that needs serious improvements

My friends and I were here for the world cup this weekend, and decided to stop in at the suggestion…read moreof another friend in our group. In short- we are very glad that we did. We placed a reservation online and arrived a little early to fight the ATL traffic, and our table was still ready for us. The standout at this location to us was the service. Our server, Erin was insanely knowledgeable about the menu. Her recommendations were catered to our taste perfectly. I had the chicken, which was seared beautifully while still remaining juicy. I also had a cocktail which tasted carefully crafted. We enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant as well, the decor was hip and right in our style. Overall a very positive experience- thanks to erin and everyone working that night for your attentiveness!

Friends invited us, and they're into the whole tiki aesthetic, so the cocktails and decor are right…read morein their wheelhouse. Meanwhile, we found the whole thing to be a chore. First, I tried to see the menu online but quickly found there are a lot of menus and they change, so you can't really know what they're serving. They had just five entrees to pick from, and none were very appetizing. Each was over-engineered, too. They were good about asking about allergies, but if you're traveling and careful about introducing new things to your diet, maybe this place isn't for you. They do have a steak. At $200, it's made for the entire table. You can't just get a steak, even though they clearly have steak. Frankly, a lot of the menu was just gross. Sweetbreads, steak tartare, veal. We picked a chicken plate with potatoes. The potatoes were fine. The chicken was very dry. I asked for iced tea. "We don't serve tea products" was the response. WTF? And while the cocktail and wine choices seemed numerous, the beer was extremely limited. We just stuck with water. Then there was the service. The staff were polite and prompt, but some of the habits were just deeply weird. They kept coming by and folding our napkins. Like, you get up, use the bathroom (an unmarked door adjacent to the kitchen), come back, and somebody has picked up your napkin, the one you've been touching your face with, folded it with their bare hands, and left it there. Look, servers roll silverware and I'm no germophobe, but we really don't need more people touching my napkin throughout the meal, do we? This carried over to other staff who would randomly stop by to clear plates and wipe the table down while we all had to stop talking, watch them replace perfectly clean silverware with new perfectly clean silverware, and then leave. Always with new people. None of this makes it a bad restaurant. It's probably exactly what some people are looking for. It just isn't for me.

This is a great wind down spot, perfect to stop to end your night. It's not big, is is a Speakeasy…read morevibe... you will pass it by if I you don't know or aren't paying attention. It's dark in there, it's a sexy dark... lol if that makes sense. The service was amazing, there was only bartender and she knew her stuff. She had great vibe! They only service drinks. Our drinks were on point!!

Intimate little speak easy spot in Grant Park. Chill vibes. Sexy decor. They only serve alcohol,…read morebut you are allowed to order food for delivery. Perfect place to escape.

Now this was a treat…read more I had no idea Little Spirit was tucked away where it is--I usually frequent Delbar just up the street--so stumbling upon this spot was such a pleasant surprise. I know the word gets overused, but it truly was a whole vibe. What I loved most is that it's the kind of place where everyone feels welcome. There's no pressure, no strict dress code--just a come-as-you-are energy, and people genuinely receive you that way. Within five minutes of being there, I already felt comfortable. Everyone was so friendly--the bartenders, the people around us, even the random interactions felt warm and easy. The space itself is really cool too. They have artwork featuring icons like Prince, Tupac, and Biggie, which added to the overall atmosphere. We ordered the King Peach (I believe it had bourbon--I did take a picture of the menu, though it's a little cut off), and it was really good. Smooth, flavorful, and easy to sip. They're open until 2 AM, so it's a great spot whether you're grabbing a drink with friends, on a date, or even just stopping by solo to soak in the energy. It's one of those places where you can just be. I'd love to make this a regular spot--definitely somewhere I can see myself coming back to at least once a month.

Little Spirit is a cute cocktail bar in Inman Park. The place is small and can get very crowded on…read morethe weekend but tends to be not as full during the week. They have seating inside as well as some outdoor patio seating with heaters. I love their cocktails here! I haven't had a bad one yet and I was blown away by their slushie. I'm not even a fan of frozen drinks but I got to try their version of an alcoholic Wendy's milkshake and it was incredible. I hope to come back before they switch it out so I can order that. The bartenders are amazing! Super friendly and helpful and they make incredible drinks. Don't forget to check out their happy hour Monday thru Friday until 8 pm (I believe).

Such a unique and memorable place to visit. Entering through the classic London‑style red phone…read morebooth sets the tone immediately, leading you into a dark, warm, and beautifully maintained speakeasy. The atmosphere is classy without trying too hard, and the cocktails are truly top‑tier -- crafted by some of the most skilled bartenders you'll ever see. If you enjoy cigars, this is the perfect spot to relax, sip, and take in the experience. Whether you're there for the drinks, the vibe, or just something different, Red Phone Booth delivers. A great night and an experience I highly recommend.

My friend and I walked in during FIFA and immediately felt unwelcome…read more Bartenders were extremely rude. Asked how long they've been opened to be told "what is it to you" twice. Asked if I could smoke- being polite although a smoking bar- to be told the 2nd bartenders doesn't like it. Rude and weird experience. $50 for 2 drinks I don't leave reviews often Spend your money elsewhere in a city that provides better hospitality. Without snikering waitstaff and going out of their way rude bar staff