This place was our favorite pop-up Christmas bar so far! It was beautifully decorated (including…read morethe bathrooms). They had Christmas movies & music playing Along with a great cocktail & food menu!! I'm not a fan of traditional Christmas drinks with peppermint, cranberry, coffee, etc., so I was happy to see some rum/fruity options. Service was great!! There was an indoor area with tables along with an outdoor heated area with couches and themes that were adorable. I hope to see a lot more pop-ups here (Halloween, etc. here). My only complaint was listing the hours on the buffalo's webpage because we didn't realize it was separate and drove out on a Tuesday to find it was closed. So glad we came back, though! The service was excellent, and we had a great chat with Kelle.

Always have a great time hanging out and drinking some drinks and having some food for lunch on…read moreFridays with James! Service is always great!

This place was just the spot for a date night pit stop for a nice drink, music and hookah before…read moredinner! I cant wait to come back here again !

First time coming here after hearing the buzz and glad I did. We were warmly welcomed by the owners…read moreand was told about the conception to fruition of Twisted Martini while sipping on some well executed and tasty cocktails. Unfortunately, there were a few mishaps which can happen at any establishment so that didn't deter me because it was all handled professionally which was a breath of fresh air. A variety of flavors for hookah's, good food while enjoying music in a space that screams sophistication mixed with relaxation. There is no question...I'll certainly be back!

Update... The place responded to my review and that's…read morefantastic so we are going to try and order again. We were so excited to try this place but... we tried calling to order food for over 6 times and no answer at all. They have an automated system and when you hit #2 to order it just rings and rings .. and then when you hit #1 to speak to a person nothing. We even tried calling the WhatsApp number. Nothing at all. We were so disappointed to not be able to try this place. Please get phone system working ..

I was eager to try this new addition to Suwanee. The decor is sleek and the indoor lit tree is…read morevibrant. The staff was very welcoming and our waitress was very nice and knowledgeable of the newest menu. She suggested some items for us to try and we started with the samosas. They were accompanied by a sweet red sauce and a tangy green sauce. Unfortunately they were dense and missed the light flaky goodness I was hoping for. Next up was the chili garlic shrimp and brussels. No complaints other than it is extremely small. For my entree I ordered the recommended glazed salmon dish with Brussels and aromatic rice. The salmon was cooked a little "over" but it was well seasoned. The Brussels lacked flavor but the rice was delicious. My experience was just "OK" but I will give Moringa another chance.

Very chill lounge with an intimate feel. I went on a Friday night and there were few patrons. The…read morebar tender made the drinks and hookah, and both were pretty good. They have a few TVs for viewing and had a live belly dancer briefly perform. They didn't have a DJ. It seems like they were playing music from a music playlist, which was a mix of RnB and Hip Hop. Their menu has food, drink, and hookah options. They had nothing on the menu except for Suya; so, we didn't have food. The drinks were pretty good and reasonably priced, given that they were served in plastic cups. The hookah was pretty good and lasted awhile. Of note, the bartender couldn't take cash because she didn't have enough change in the register to return; the only option was card payment.

This place really redeemed themselves. I had visited a handful of times early this year and back in…read more2018 with a group of friends. The sign would advise they open at 5, but doors wouldn't open until nearly an hour later. They would frequently do grocery runs to Walmart then charge you the same amount for items such as wings that were clearly different and finally arrived right before they close the lounge. So you literally had to box them, then pay your bill to close..... With that said, The recent visit I made last week was MUCH better. Decor of this locale is real loungy and sleek. Nice ambiance for a Gwinnett experience...The staff is very pleasant, and the Siracha wings are amazing!!! Presentation was so simple but nice... My friend got another chicken dish, that kinda looked like a Cordon Bleu, and that was quite tasty as well. Drinks are fair, (tiny portions with ice), and the music is good. Mix of African/Reggae/HipHop. In all, I recommend this place if the consistency stays like this....but I had to be honest about my previous experiences.

If you're hungry for some best of the best wings, check out Central City Tavern located in Sugar…read moreHill. Our favorites are hot, medium as well as lemon pepper. The wings are always well coated with sauce or dry rub, are meaty and perfectly cooked every time!

We visited for the first time last night under the new ownership, and unfortunately, it was a very…read moredisappointing experience. We were seated right away near the bar. The restaurant wasn't overly crowded -- only a few tables occupied and a handful of people at the bar -- but service was extremely slow from the start. It took about 10 minutes for our server to greet us, and another 10 minutes just to receive waters after ordering them. My boyfriend and I ordered drinks (a Raspberry Collins and a Tropicalia), along with a pretzel for the table. The pretzel was brought out by another server, and when I asked for plates, they never returned with them. I then asked our server for plates, but they still never came. Eventually, I had to ask the host to find our server, and he responded that he would "try." When our server finally came back, I had to ask for plates a third time. Our friend was finally able to order his mixed drink, and we went ahead and ordered our meals as well. The food took nearly an hour to come out, despite the restaurant having very few tables at that point. My boyfriend ordered the Nashville hot chicken, which was extremely oily and lacked flavor. I had the hibachi bowl, which was decent. Before the food arrived, I ordered another Raspberry Collins and more water, which took about 15 minutes and again was not delivered by our server. The one bright spot of the evening was the bartender -- I didn't catch her name, but she was wearing a red Falcons shirt. She personally brought my drink to the table, promptly brought us waters when asked, and even cleaned up our table. Major props to her professionalism and attentiveness, because she was the only person who made us feel taken care of. Unfortunately, based on this experience, we won't be returning. Save your time and money and try somewhere else in downtown Sugar Hill.

From the moment we entered, I could tell I'd made the right decision for lunch. We were promptly…read moregreeted and seated. The music playing from the speakers was honest jazz pop fusion and lent to a great atmosphere. They start with bread and oil, which is delicious. The bread was soft and warm, with just enough garlic and salt. We ordered Meatball ricotta and shared. It was so pretty that I almost didn't want to eat it. But it was good once I did. When we have more time, we'll certainly be back to try more items on the menu.

We eat here frequently. Tonight was the first time we decided to get dessert. Huge mistake! We…read moreordered one cheesecake, to split. We literally got one bite each. The slice was so small. Cost was 8.00. When I called the restaurant and asked to speak to the manager, I explained I couldn't believe how small the slice was, all he said was they don't make them in house, they come that way. Disappointing response. Just beware of the desserts here. They are not worth the cost!

This spot has become a staple for me. I love to check out the weekly specials and when there's…read moremultiple dishes that sound amazing to try that's no problem because I go for the minis platter and get to try each special with a complimentary wine paired with it. Always a fun and chill vibe. Ally at the bar is always a fun time and Dani (the best server in Gwinnett) keeps the place going! They provide a friendly welcoming atmosphere each and every time!

Husband and I have been wanting to try this restaurant for a while. Finally went last night and…read morewas really not impressed. First, the staff is great! They know their menus and are always on top of everything. Kept us informed of our food arrival and etc.., made fabulous wine recommendations even offering a small taste before we decided. The food was not impressive. While the portions were great for tapas style dining, the taste was just not there. The UWT salad was just ok, the Buffalo Chicken Flatbread was almost uneditable, the Korean Shortribs were not any better. The flatbread was swimming in buffalo sauce and blue cheese. The Korean Short Ribs were literally pot roast with sesame seeds and green onions served a top a serving of dry potatoes. We enjoyed the ambience and the wine but would not go back due to the food. Admittedly we are foodies and this establishment did not meet our expectations. Really not trying to be a negative Nancy but this was not to our liking.

We had a great experience at Bottles and Bones! Exemplary service from Pablo and Susan! We ordered…read morethe tomahawk with lobster tails, macaroni and cheese, and sweet potato soufflé. Everything was delicious, but the standout was the sweet potato soufflé. Perfection! Because we were celebrating a special occasion, we received a complimentary slice of German chocolate cake.

I came here hoping to give my dad the Father's Day dinner he deserved. What I got instead was a…read morefinancial crisis with a side of sodium poisoning. The prices were so outrageously high I started wondering if I was accidentally buying shares in the restaurant instead of ordering a steak. Then, before I could even process the emotional damage, I noticed they had already slapped an automatic tip on the receipt. Bold move. Usually people wait until after they've earned it. I would give a better tip at Texas Roadhouse, a real American Dining. The steak arrived looking like it had lost a fight with the shrink ray from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. I've seen bigger samples at Costco. It was somehow both tiny and salty as shit, which is an impressive achievement in all the wrong ways. The mac and cheese tasted like someone whispered the words "cheddar" and "seasoning" into the kitchen and called it a day. I've had more flavorful ice cubes. At one point I looked down at my plate and genuinely wondered if this was the kids' menu portion by mistake. As we departed this fine establishment, I felt as though the restaurant had not merely emptied my wallet, but reached into my very soul and repossessed my financial future. My pocket had a hole in it by the time I left, my stomach was disappointed, and my dad deserved an apology letter from the chef. If Shakespeare himself had dined here, Hamlet would've been five acts of him debating whether "to eat, or not to eat." Save your money, grill a steak at home, and season your mac and cheese with literally anything. It'll taste better, cost less, and you won't need a small business loan just to celebrate Father's Day.