Nice ambience, reasonable special game menu, good food, delightful drinks. The customer service was…read moreoutstanding! Great sound system with DJ. Very clean establishment. The moment one guest left, the tables were cleaned throughly before sitting another guest. Also, empty/used trays were removed from the table and thrown away in a good timely fashion when done. Keep up the good work! On a side note....bathrooms were very clean as well.

Stopped in on a Saturday night bc it was near our hotel. The location was great-- tucked away on a…read moreside street downtown. From the outside, you wouldn't be able to tell how large this place truly is. That's 3 levels: main floor with bar and high counter seating. Level two was more lounge, booth, and bar seating. Level three had lounge and a back area bar seating. We were told the lounge seats were by reservation only so we headed back to the main floor and grab an open table. Each floor had its own vibe and dedicated playlist/dj. The service was super slow to start. The same folks that were working the bar were also waiting the tables, so it took about 15 minutes to even be acknowledged and get waters and a menu. Hookah was through a separate vendor and was $60. We order the wings and fried shrimp. Both came with fries and were really good, tasted fresh, and seasoned well. The cocktails were strong, though my lemon drop arrived lukewarm so I and to transfer ice from my water to cool it down. Late night menu range from $17-19, cocktails were $15-20. Overall, I'm lowering stars bc of slow and spotty service. I'd probably be back to try other things on the menu, but I'll definitely be sitting at the bar.

We literally live one street over from this spot, and after several visits, I can confidently say…read morethe service here is consistently great. The staff is always friendly, and the drinks never miss -- always well-made and exactly what you want after a long day. This time, we decided to head upstairs and try the hookah. We got a mix of Mighty Freeze and Love 66, and it was so good -- a perfect fruity, minty blend. We also ordered the hummus with pita, which had a deliciously tangy lemon flavor and paired really well with everything else. The service upstairs was exceptional. Ryan was our server, and he was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. Overall, One Street Over continues to be a reliable go-to in the neighborhood -- great vibe, great drinks, great service. We'll definitely be back!

I visited here spontaneously on a Friday night around little before 9pm with friends and friends of…read morefriends who were already there; we came to join. We sat upstairs and had the area to ourselves. I ate earlier so I wasn't hungry. I did get "The Buford" cocktail which was strong, yet enjoyable. The waiter, Dave, was attentive and friendly throughout. The music was great and I loved it! It was an enjoyable experience and I would return. They have hookah and my friends got wings, which they enjoyed. Per the waiter, all of the food items are tapas style. I would return!

First time at this place, really enjoyed it & will go back!…read more The host (Alejandro) was great! I went with a friend to watch the Knicks game & it was pretty packed. Alejandro was clear on the waiting time and took the information so that we could receive a text when the table was ready. We waited on their rooftop (which faces Centennial Park). Great rooftop, great view, and you almost feel like you're in the middle of everything. Once our table was ready, we were taken care of by a great server. I'm upset I forgot her name but she was really good. Attentive but not hovering and she gave great recommendations on the food. Overall great spot. Be mindful, it is located in the South Tower of the Omni Hotel so be prepared to pay for parking.

Top Draft doesn't owe me a thing! Between Spencer and DJ, the service was AMAZING! This was…read moreliterally our first stop in ATL and they welcomed us with the best service. Spencer gave food recommendations that didn't disappoint and DJ gave us recommendations of things to do in the city. Their vibe set the tone for the trip and we appreciated it. Food was flavorful...we ordered lemon pepper wings and nachos. Drinks were 10/10! Definitely give it a try!

This is a really nice oasis of air conditioned comfort, a good meal, and very kind people…read more Many of the restaurants (and anywhere else indoors) in town tend to be more than a little warm, especially for those of us who are from relatively cooler regions (basically anywhere on Earth besides Atlanta). This is one of the restaurants where the air conditioning is both functioning, and also set to a temperature that offers some respite from the relentless swelter outside. Yes, it's a hotel restaurant, it's not Le Bernardin, and the menu is not large, but they have all the essentials, including vital breakfast in the morning. The food is very good. They have a bar (I don't drink, but you probably do). You will not be disappointed. The people that work here, whether front of the house, or emerging out of the kitchen, are extremely nice and welcoming. Of course, it's Atlanta, so everyone is as friendly and kind as the weather is humid and hellish. Basically, Atlanta is like Opposite Boston. If you're in this part of downtown and need a cool, clean, pleasant place to decompress, recharge, and ready yourself for something important (a big meeting, a date, or, in my case, an appointment at the German Consulate General), spend a little time here, and you'll feel much better and ready for whatever is ahead.

So a fun and quaint experience. The staff is very nice and inviting. Shout to the manager. And the…read morefood...exceptional. I had the salmon with rice and it so packed with flavor. Delicious.

I saw Atlanta Eats feature No Mas! Cantina, and they were spot on--this place is really good. The…read moredecor is beautiful and the atmosphere feels upscale but still comfortable. We ordered a variety of dishes, and everything delivered. The street tacos were excellent--both the steak and chicken were on point. The steak fajitas (fajita feast) were a big hit, especially with my son. The esquites (corn salad) was flavorful, and the tres leches cake was a perfect sweet finish. Service was outstanding. Shoutout to Trent for being attentive, professional, and keeping his composure even with some difficult customers--he did a great job. Parking is easy and convenient, which is always a plus in Atlanta. All in all, a great experience. I'd definitely recommend it--easy five stars.

We were a party of four, but Wifey and I arrived first before our daughters. We headed over to the…read morebar for a quick one. The bartender handed us a couple menus and we reviewed the drink/beer options. They had a bunch of specialty margaritas but a short list of usual suspect beers. There were no local craft or out of the box choices. Wifey and I ordered a couple of Modelo's and waited for our daughters. They arrived shortly after and I asked if we could move the two beers to the table bill and they said they could not do that. I had to settle up the bill, while the family found a table on the covered patio. Of course, the bartender disappeared when I was trying to close the bar bill and I had to wave down a server to find him. He came by, closed out that bill and I headed outside to find the family. Our server, Mandie Sue, immediately came over to check on us. We informed her that we had been to No Mas before but it had been years. She updated us on all changes and some of her favorites. She was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Wifey and I were still sipping our Modelos from the bar so we didn't need anything to drink at the time. My youngest daughter ordered a Mango Margarita and my oldest kept it simple with a sweet tea. I added the Los Tres Amigos, an appetizer of queso, guacamole, and salsa. Important note about parking; they have a big lot with the usual scan and pay options. Don't pay as soon as you arrive because your server will provide a code that makes the first 2 hours free. We continued to review the menu and made our final entree decisions. I ordered the Camarones Brochette. Their bacon wrapped shrimp dish that comes with polenta. Wifey ordered the other shrimp dish Camarones Alambres. My oldest daughter ordered the Salmon del Diablo and my youngest ordered the Birria Tacos. As we were waiting and snacking on the appetizer, I was looking around and checking out the layout. It was just like I remembered. The restaurant is huge with all kinds of nooks and crannies. A huge 2 level interior dining room, huge covered patio and a back area that was a local "Artisan Market" but doubled as additional restaurant seating. That back area also had a cake display and a 2nd bar. Like I said the place is huge with plenty to explore and the colorful decorations definitely supported the authentic Mexican theme. The whole place was a little deserted while we were there but that was fine with us. We waited a few minutes and the food was already coming to the table and everything looked delicious. We all started digging in and there were zero complaints. My shrimp dish even had a spicy kick that I wasn't expecting. Just as we remembered, the food is always a highlight. One annoyance, which is the risk you take when you eat outside, there were a bunch of flies buzzing around our table. We finished up our entrees and a few of us had enough to take home. I asked about the dessert menu and Mandie Sue named a bunch of good ones. We only decided to order the Cuatro Leches Cake to go. We were just hanging out and talking and no one was rushing us to leave. Overall, we loved our return to No Mas and have to definitely visit more often. 4.5 Rating

This is a busy place after sports events at The Benz. Michelle was our waitress and recommended…read moresome great dishes for our party. This has a sports bar appeal but it is also family oriented.

STATS is a solid spot to catch a game if you're looking for a sports bar with a ton of TVs. No…read morematter where you sit, you'll have a good view of the action. The food is decent for bar food. My only complaint was that they didn't have the audio on for the NBA Finals, which felt a little odd for a sports bar during one of the biggest games of the year. Other than that, it was a good atmosphere and a decent place to watch the game.

Sushi tots - a great appetizer Killer burger - nice entree…read morebut it was messy. The aioli made the burger fall apart requiring me to cut it in half. The bun held up very very well!! The burger was ordered and cooked medium. The fries were hot and crispy outside and soft inside. Shrimp and grits - I didn't taste but my guest enjoyed the dish. They said they'd order the dish again. Shore leave - a great cocktail. A great pour that was well balanced. I only wished for a bit more foam. My guest just moved here and said they'd add 5 Church to their lost of "go-tos" based off that first experience. The server was awesome (shame on me for forgetting his name). Parking is validated for 1.5hrs during lunch and 3hrs for dinner.

Came here with a friend for their happy hour and had a mid time. We were seated immediately without…read morea reservation and our server was nice. The happy hour prices for the fries are $7 for a relatively small portion and the lamb sliders are $12. The lamb sliders were dry, small, and overall not a good happy hour deal. I'm allergic to shellfish but some of their other seafood appetizers looked like they might be better. The area is nice though, colony square has good restaurants and nice offices nearby. Overall: not a great happy hour deal, food was eh but location is great and no complaints about service.

I went for the .50 wings on Wednesday for lunch. The wings are on the smaller side but they're very…read moreinexpensive! Staff was friendly and helpful. Ambiance was relaxed. I will be back along with half of my office.

I stopped by Atlanta Greyhound and had some time before traveling to my destination. I asked a…read moreguard where I could get some food and he recommended the Speakeasy Lounge. I had a delicious dinner here, I ate the fried chicken tenders and green beans. The bar in the next room looks really cool and they blasted some really interesting soul music while a few very pretty ladies dipped drinks at the bar. I will definitely return. Jay served me. Thanks Speakeasy Lounge , for the wonderful hospitality.