It was kind of hard to find this place, even when looking online ahead of time, but it's really…read morecool! It's on the side of other buildings like they all share on structure and divided it up, but the interior is much bigger than expected. It kind of felt like a long hallway, but that may be due to how it was pretty empty upon arrival though it got pretty busy once night fell. From what I understand, the menu changes every few months or so. What you see in reviews may not be on the menu when you visit, but don't let that deter you! The food will still be good. They have a good grasp on flavors all around the world, and it's a fancier take on what would otherwise be considered comfort food. At least, that's how I felt ordering the oxtail lasanga. Like, WOW. Beautifully delicious. The tomatoes on the side packed such a punch. Tiny flavor bombs for sure. I really jumped straight to the best thing of the night in my review, but it honestly was everything I wanted once I saw it on the menu. Going back to the beginning though... the apps? Tasty. The salmon empanadas were a little dry, but seasoned well. I believe the (collard green) hushpuppies are a mainstay item, and it's truly for a good reason. Such a classic bite, and it's easily shareable too. For the jerk duck wings, I preferred the mango salad underneath it. The flavor overall wasn't bad, but duck has such a distinct taste that it overpowered the jerk seasoning. The wings weren't spicy either, though the mango had a little bit of a kick. I was a little too focused on my lasagna, but I did try a little of the grilled Moroccan lamb loin (tender) and the suya shrimp jollof pasta (bland, sauce too thin to coat the pasta, but shrimps were so yummy). And we did end with some dessert, which does not disappoint, though it was hard for me to choose.

10/10 Experience!…read more Last year I dined at their sister restaurant and was very impressed, so I decided to check out Oreatha's. The place is tucked behind where GPS takes you and there is no real parking. The inside is cozy and swank. Gives a 90's vibe. The servers were charming and charismatic. They also suggested all delicious options for us. The chef sent over Thai lettuce wraps and they were divine! The food is a blend of Soul Food and other countries. I absolutely adored and loved that! Started with the collard green hush puppies, jerk duck wings and salmon empanadas. All were beyond amazing! Get the duck wings if you can only have one! I had the Thai catfish and coconut grits for my entree and it did not disappoint. This is the first time in my life that I ate a whole fish. I have never completely eaten one. It was crispy and seasoned well. Did not give off that catfish taste. The grits were surprisingly delightful. Never thought about coconut in grits. My other friend had the oxtail lasagna and she devoured it! The third friend is a picky eater and got the chicken with rice/beans. She loved it. My other friend had the Trini fish and her only complaint was that it wasn't hot enough. She's a native Trini, so she wanted more spice. For dessert we got the croissant bread pudding!! DELICIOUS! I would definitely return and recommend Oretha's!

Delicious spot in Atlanta. Stopped here during a work trip. I got the Boss (lots of turkey,…read morecranberries, Gouda cheese, and some sort of mayo) with sweet potato tots. The tots were excellent, but could have used a little more salt. A co-worker got something off of their Indian menu and it smelled amazing. I would definitely go again.

Great neighborhood market with a wide selection of higher end snacks, imported cheeses,…read morecharcuterie, pet food/treats, wine, beer, sweets and basic everyday kitchen and household items. They also have a great burger/sandwich shop and lovely Indian restaurant in the back. Staff is super friendly.

Came for happy hour on a Friday and it was nice. The $5 cocktails were strong, oysters were good,…read moreservice was nice and hookah only $19. Our food came out well within an appropriate time They had a dj keeping the mellow RNB vibes going. There is a 2 hour limit during happy hour, however this applies only when its busy. Near the end of happy hour, the staff installed some beer pong tables and pulled out the UNO packs. Seems like a lively place. It was fairly empty during happy hour which was nice.

Stopped by when I returned to town from a work trip and was craving some delicious food with a…read morelounge/music vibe and 404 did not disappoint. Parking was easy but can be limited since it is located in a complex with other stores and restaurants. Once inside we were immediately greeted and quickly seated even without a reservation. Our server was great and very knowledgeable of the menu. The food was SO good! I really enjoyed everything we ordered! I'll def be back soon to check out Happy Hour or Brunch! GOOD EATS: Philly Roll-Up ($18): Crispy, golden eggrolls, with tender cheesesteak, and bold flavors. Southern Classic w/ Two Sides ($24): Three golden-fried wings, with a hint of ATL's signature southern spice. Lobster Fried Rice w/ a Lobster Tail on Top

First, make sure you're going through the front door and not the staff door which is on the side of…read morethe building. I was behind the counter before I knew it The staff was great and really nice about it. I got a sandwich, can't remember which one, I believe it was the rueben...unfortunately it wasn't that memorable. I would probably go back to try to something else if in the area, but it bc I have to. I am a sandwich lover and this wasn't love at first taste.

We walked here after spending some time at the zoo, which is down the street. So to note, parking…read moremight be tough, but I think same is true for the whole area! It's about a 10 minute walk from the zoo (and the food is better and beer is cheaper). This place caught our eye, it seemed like a cute local spot we wanted to check out. Despite the small location, they do have some tables inside and on a small patio. The vibe is cozy, there's a ton of cool snack and take home food options in their to-go coolers, and an absolutely huge assortment of single drinks you can pick out with a snack or meal from the counter. We picked up a couple beers to go with our sandwiches. For food, we got a Reuben and the meatball sub. Both were very good and prepared quite quickly! The meatball sub had some sort of pesto on it, and the meatballs were great (flavorful and filling). I loved the ciabatta type bread it was served on, it was hearty but not tough. The Reuben was also delicious, a generous serving of meat and the chipotle mayo instead of thousand island was a nice touch. I feel good about supporting a local business with tons of fresh yummy looking offerings, would love to come back if we are in the area. Service was good, everyone is nice and the food came up quicker than expected!

The service, ranging from the hostess to the waiter, was phenomenal. Our waiter/bartender was…read moreextremely knowledgeable about the food options and amicable in terms of getting to know our preferences. Really enjoyed them in that regard. The bar itself was pretty cool. Several demarcated sections focusing on certain spirits...so it was well organized and aesthetically pleasing as well. The food was quite unique. After all, I don't think I've ever had Scottish cuisine, though my understanding is that the menu can deviate from purebred Scottish. The vegetarian flatbread was not at all what I had imagined...instead of a pizza, it was more like a deconstructed bread with dip and beets that we'd assemble together. The cheese dumpling was awesome, as was the cheese/onion tart (note: small portion given the price). We also really liked the strawberry salad. Mushrooms are not my favorite, so I didn't love that dish, but to each his own.

Food was good and interesting, but IMO not quite worth the price. Textures needed improvement- the…read moremushrooms were unevenly cooked and the pork chop was very overcooked (it was difficult to cut- I honestly should have sent it back). Service- not bad. I didn't love that the waiter kept touching my shoulder. They also seemed to forget about us after we ordered- our drinks didn't for almost half an hour, and our waiter had to come ask if we'd been served the amuse yet.

I stayed at the Loews Hotel and had daily breakfast credits included with my stay…read more To be fair, the breakfast staff seemed extremely overwhelmed with the morning rush, and I don't fault the server for the initial 15-minute wait before I could even place my order. However, the overall experience became increasingly frustrating afterward. My order was repeatedly handled incorrectly. Both my partner and I ordered entrees that clearly came with fruit, yet the server tried charging extra for the fruit sides as well as the sausage for my partner's meal. When I politely asked her to double-check the menu, she refused to look and instead said she'd get a manager. Another server came over instead and confirmed that I was correct, and removed the extra charge. Unfortunately, the issues continued because my order was never marked as takeout, so everything came out plated for dine-in service. I had to explain again that I needed it packed to go. Once it was finally repackaged, a fruit side was missing for one of our meals. When I went back to ask whether fruit was included with my meal, the same server immediately went to get someone else again instead of simply answering the question. At that point, I honestly started feeling uncomfortable. I wasn't trying to get free food -- I just wanted the items that were already listed on the menu with the meals I paid for. The other employee eventually brought me the fruit and apologized on her behalf, even saying I "deserved free fruit regardless,". But the entire interaction left me feeling dismissed and oddly defensive for asking about something that was clearly included. What bothered me most was the noticeable difference in how warmly other patrons were treated compared to me. I can't say for certain what caused that, but as an Asian guest, it definitely crossed my mind and contributed to how uncomfortable the interaction felt overall. I appreciated the gentleman that assisted me with my order. I believe he is a manager? He was dressed nicely and incredibly kind and patient throughout the ordeal. The meal was ~$66 and would've not included the fruit sides if I didn't say anything. I also got two orders or sausages for some reason? You tell me if this is worth it. If I had to experience this ordeal again, I would just give up the credits.

The BEST lobster bisque I have ever had. Period. If you come here just for this, it'd be worth it…read more The yellow tail, topped with a little lemon wedge, was the perfect flavor per bite. And tuna accompaniment had a bit of a kick to it and really complimented the tuna sashimi. The ambience was bustling on a Thursday night and the staff are just the nicest, friendliest people you could meet.

Quaint little Italian shop! They sold many different Italian pastas, snacks and more!…read more We opted for the paninis with a side. Got the bolognese and orchiette for the sides. It was so warm and cozy. The pasta was perfectly Al Dente. The bread was thin and crispy but packed with flavor. This was a great heart meal and tasted really authentic. Overall, will definitely be back. I think they also have pasta classes and would love to be back to try.

This quaint little shop has everything you need for a perfect Italian feast at home…read more They also offer wine tastings, cooking classes and tasty bites that you could enjoy there while you are shopping. Homemade desserts

My friend and I really loved our experience here! The food was amazing, our server was great, and…read morethe vibes were fantastic. It was a good sized crowd but we didn't have to wait to be seated and the food came at a reasonable pace. I was very pleased. We had the birria empanadas and the queso for starters. She had the half chicken, I had the branzino and we shares a side of rice and beans. The menu is a la cart and has a family/sharing vibe to it, so perfect for ppl who might want to order a few things and share!

This was my first visit to this restaurant, and unfortunately it was a very disappointing…read moreexperience. We visited after a graduation celebration and were looking forward to a memorable meal. The experience got off to a rough start with hosts who were not particularly warm or welcoming. Once seated, things only went downhill. Our waiter seemed disorganized from the beginning. We ordered appetizers first, but they arrived at different times, and to make matters worse, the graduate in our party received her main entrée at the same time the rest of us were receiving appetizers. I politely explained that it didn't make sense for one guest to be eating her entrée while everyone else was still eating appetizers and waiting for their meals. His response was confusing and didn't really address the issue, so we let it go. Unfortunately, the graduate's steak was served cold. Rather than preparing a fresh one, the restaurant simply took it back and returned it about two minutes later. It appeared to be the exact same steak based on how we had left it when it was sent back, and while I'm not sure whether restaurants typically reheat food or prepare a new dish altogether, this one was reheated. To make matters worse, the graduate ended up with a stomachache after eating it. As we continued waiting, our entrées never arrived. The waiter was polite but extremely inattentive. We repeatedly had to flag him down because he rarely checked on our table. After a VERY long wait, I asked about the rest of our meals. At that point, he admitted that he had forgotten to place our entree orders altogether. He then had to take all of our orders again and submit them to the kitchen. By the time our food finally arrived, we were no longer hungry and were extremely frustrated, despite remaining patient and courteous throughout the entire experience. The entrées were decent, but nothing exceptional, especially considering the extremely excessive wait and service issues. The waiter did bring a small dessert for the graduate, which was a nice touch, but it felt more like a complimentary gesture because he had forgotten our entrées than a genuine celebration of the occasion, especially given how disastrous the overall experience had been. What should have been a joyful graduation celebration turned into an exhausting and disappointing dining experience. While the waiter was polite, the service was slow, disorganized, and lacking attention to detail. Overall, this was a poor first experience and not one I would be eager to repeat.