Everything from service to food to drinks was perfect! The only problem was they were out of the…read moredesert we wanted! But that's just a reason to go back! As if we needed one!

This place was so good. Definitely has one dishes I had never heard of or tried before. I wasn't…read moretrying to eat too heavy so I had an appetizer. I tried the plantain nachos with chicken. They were very good. The plantain nachos provided and interesting texture. The chicken was well seasoned and the other toppings provided a good compliment. I also had an old fashioned and it was decent. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting the Metro Atlanta area.

Unique place with an amazing bartender. They invent scratch drinks like during prohibition. It…read moreis a hidden gem that you enter through a walk in cooler door. I had the best tequila drink I have ever had.

I was at Eleanor's the night referenced in a recent 1-star review, seated nearby and close enough…read moreto hear what was going on. I'm leaving this because what I saw doesn't line up with that review at all. The group that was eventually asked to leave came in clearly intoxicated and immediately made another table uncomfortable. When they were told the table wasn't interested in being social, the intoxicated group sat down at a table directly across from them and continued making loud, inappropriate comments. The other table appeared visibly distressed and were clearly trying to keep to themselves. Staff initially tried to calm things down and keep everyone there. When the behavior continued and escalated, they made the right call and asked the disruptive group to leave. You could feel the room relax once they were gone. Unfortunately, situations like this happen sometimes when alcohol is involved. From where I was sitting, the staff handled a tense situation professionally and fairly. I've been going to Eleanor's for over a decade and have always found the staff to be kind, attentive, and respectful. This review doesn't reflect what I personally witnessed that night.

Muss & Turner's remains one of my absolute go-to spots in the Atlanta area, and a recent Friday…read morenight run with a friend just confirmed why. The space is solid - medium-to-large with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, plus a cool hidden speakeasy door in the back if you want to switch up the vibe. We started with a Caesar salad to share, which was fresh and pretty tasty. But the main event is always The Burger. The combination of wood-grilled beef, roasted poblano, melted cheddar, red onion, and cilantro aioli is top-tier. It's honestly one of the best burgers I've ever had, with the smoky poblano giving it the perfect kick. It comes with fries cooked to absolute perfection and your choice of pickle--the dill was the perfect move to tie it all together. There's a reason this burger wins awards. If you haven't been yet, you're definitely missing out.

We came here with a group of 12 to celebrate a 60th birthday, and overall the dinner experience was…read moregreat. The food was excellent, the drinks were on point, and our waitress did an awesome job handling such a large party. She stayed on top of everything and made sure we were taken care of all night. After dinner, we decided to check out the speakeasy through the freezer door--Eleanor's--and unfortunately, that's where the experience took a turn. The atmosphere itself was nice--semi-dark with a cool concept--but it could definitely lean more into a darker, more immersive speakeasy vibe. The bigger issue, though, was the service. It was night and day compared to upstairs. The waitress came across as rude and unwelcoming from the start. A few of us sat down in a small corner area with an L-shaped bench and some extra chairs we had to pull over ourselves. Obviously, with 12 people, there was no way we were all fitting there, yet she insisted she wouldn't take any drink orders until everyone was seated. That made no sense, especially since there was standing room and even a bar-height table available. To make matters worse, there was zero acknowledgment of the birthday--not even a simple "happy birthday," which felt like a missed opportunity given the occasion. When we asked about Fireball shots, the response was a blunt "um, no," followed by "you can have water," as she started filling glasses. That pretty much summed up the vibe we got. Not sure if this is typical service down there or just an off night, but it was enough to make us decide we wouldn't come back to the speakeasy. Bottom line: If you're in the area, definitely check out Muss & Turner's for dinner--it's worth it. But I'd skip Eleanor's and save your time and money.

Great brunch spot. The menu has something for everyone. You can sit indoors or out which is a nice…read moretouch. I had the pan seared trout. It was in a nice glaze and on top of a bed or rice. It was moist and flavorful. Would order again. Service was great and fast.

We came here to celebrate Father's Day and thoroughly enjoyed it. Brian was our server and he was…read moreamazing. He was very attentive and gave our table great energy and recommendations. I love the ambiance at The Woodall, there's always light music playing in the background and soft chatter from the other guests. And not to mention the amazing food. The flavor and quality is always consistent. I love bringing family, friends and coworkers to this place for lunch and dinner and hope this restaurant is around for many years to come.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. I was impressed from the moment I approached the front…read moredoor. Red carpet! Flowers everywhere! This place is so cute. I was greeted warmly upon entry. It was a holiday weekend so I think there was an adjustment to the regular hours. I headed straight to the bar. Camille & Jessica provided excellent service. They were very friendly, made some drink suggestions & & made amazing lemon drop Martinis. I am not a meatball fan but I started with the meatball appetizer & they were really good. Calamari was good! Well, it was really the sauce for me. Steak on my black & blue salad was cooked to perfection but the trout. The trout was amazing! I can't wait to go back. Oh! Happy hour is 4:00-6:00 w/drink & food specials.

As others have commented, the restaurant and bar area is very pretty. If you like flowers and…read morelighting, you will love the atmosphere here. I requested a table by the window--glad I did, as they don't have many booths here, and the noise level in the restaurant was quite high, so being over against a window helped. Service was good--professional, friendly, and not rushed. Bourbon meatball appetizer was amazing. My husband loved his grouper sandwich; I got the trout and it was fine but nothing special. Deducting one star for the cocktails--my Manhattan was pretty weak. Nice selection of wines, however.

On a beautiful early summer day with warm sunshine and gentle breezes, it was a pleasure to sit at…read moreone of the outside patio tables, overlooking the colorful flower garden and the lazy river -with food and service that lived up to this restaurant's positive reputation and its 5 star reviews. Food: 5/5 We decided to try a leisurely lunch. The menu is not large, but it has enough variety to be interesting. Everything we tried was delicious. The smoked salmon appetizer portion was large, but the best part was the great flavor. I can see why this choice has been on the menu for years. The Vidalia onion soup will be a surprise for the non-Georgians who expect it to be similar to a savory beef broth like French onion soup. Georgia's onions from the Vidalia area are sweet and tasty enough to carry the soup without the help of a meat broth and the green pesto sauce offers a nice additional touch. The salmon on fresh salad was done perfectly. The panka-crusted cod with mashed potatoes and spinach was outstanding. Both were seasoned so lightly that the true flavors shone through. The portions were generous enough that dessert at the time would have been too much, but others can do as we did and take home one of the dessert choices. Next time we plan to try their sandwiches which looked yummy at other tables. Service : 5/5 Service was excellent from the pleasant greeting, through the entire meal. Our server, Clayton, couldn't have been more helpful with the menu, as well as being very efficient and amiable. He made sure our food was served promptly and our beverages glasses were full, and our requests were met quickly. Facility: The facility lends itself to the riverside experience from the canoe in the entryway ceiling to the flowers and bird feeders just beyond the patio tables. The white tablecloth ambiance informs you that this isn't a fast-food experience. There are tents set aside in a more private are of the garden as a lovely venue for special events Location : This isn't a quick roadside stop next to a 6-lane highway. Even though the restaurant is convenient to dine in an Atlanta suburb, the roads to the restaurant wind and meander for a short distance through one of the prettiest neighborhoods, with a canopy of large old trees, with lovely fences, hedges, and gates lining the road. There is courteous valet parking at the front door. The restaurant is not inexpensive but it is well worth the prices paid, in our opinion.

Canoe had been on my list for years, so I was excited when my husband surprised me with…read morereservations for my birthday. The experience started off beautifully. The hostess was welcoming, and we enjoyed waiting by the lake before being seated. When our table turned out to be directly under a cold air vent, the staff happily moved us to a more comfortable spot. The onion soup wasn't what we expected based on the menu description, and my salmon arrived much rarer than anticipated. After sending it back, it was cooked perfectly, though the flavor was just okay. My husband loved his entrée, and the complimentary birthday dessert was a thoughtful touch. Despite a couple of hiccups, the beautiful atmosphere and attentive service made for an enjoyable evening. I'd definitely return and try something different next time.

For a hotel restaurant, it's decent. I've only ever had the Club Sandwich, which has been tasty and…read morehad quality ingredients. It's more of a bar than a restaurant as every midday visit there was only the bartender to take and deliver orders, albeit with alacrity. The sandwich is filling with plenty of meat (see my photo) and a double-decker arrangement and crispy bacon. The side of fries were fresh and the ceramic ramekin in which it was served help keep them warm throughout the meal. Despite only the bartender in attendance, she was attentive and came out from the bar and proactively kept my soft drink refilled.

The service was really attentive and nice. The menu is sparse but varied…read more Breakfast is a buffet. It is kind of skimpy but at least has lots of hot choices. Some type of bread option like toast or crossiant would have been nice. They close for a while and reopen late afternoon. It is definitely a gathering space for after the games with quite a few good bar drink options. TVs line the walls. We tried the parmesan fries, salsa and chips, hummus with pita bread, and the hamburger. All were plenty large and tasty.

We went with my in-laws for their 17th Wedding Anniversary. SHOUT OUT TO ALYSSA!!!! She was…read morewonderful and took great care of us. The experience from the second you walk in the door is top notch. We had smoked fish dip, beets with strawberries, hamachi and deviled eggs to start. DELICIOUS! We each ordered a cocktail and tailored it to our liking and ordered Flounder, Sea Scallops, and blacked red fish with shareable sides being the fingerling potatoes and greens. I can't say I had a favorite starter or side because they are all full of flavor and cooked perfectly. They made my in-laws evening one to remember with the anniversary stamp on the menu, the coaster and even going the extra mile to celebrate (17) the year of furniture with cute chairs made from champagne top. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE that made the evening special!! We'll be back very soon.

I enjoyed this restaurant during my short trip to Atlanta so much that I had dinner here 2 nights…read morein a row. It was fairly easy to make a reservation on Open Table but they also had seats available when I arrived. The first night I sat at a table by the oyster bar. The second night I sat at the bar in the main dining room and has great experiences both times. Despite it getting busy and full after I arrived, service was quick and attentive. The dining room is large so it can get pretty loud when it's busy. They have lot of seafood options to choose from so I sampled a few different items each time. It is definitely on my list of places to return to when I'm back in town. P.S They also have a small 3 hole mini golf outside to enjoy m.