I've been to New Realm several times already to have a good sense of the place, and overall, it's a…read morepretty solid bar! It's pretty massive with plenty of space to sit. There's a huge front patio (this is typically where trivia takes place on Thursdays), space inside, and a rooftop with plenty of heaters to keep you warm this winter. Funnily enough, I'm not a beer drinker, but they have some cider and cocktail options that due the trick, but I've honestly had better. As for the food, I've really only ever tried their smokehouse burger, Asian-style loaded fries, and chocolate chip cookie skillet. The burger is super juicy and perfectly cooked, while the sauces and crispy bacon married it together. I've tried the Asian-style loaded fries (pictured below) twice now, and I honestly don't recommend it unless you like your char siu pork to be drenched in salt. It was nearly inedible both times. As for the chocolate chip cookie skillet, it was delicious, I practically inhaled the whole thing! The thing that honestly keeps me coming back is just the overall vibe of the place! It's always lively since it's right on the Beltline, very staff member I've encountered is so chill and great, and it's just such a fun spot to just chill out with your friends!

I went there yesterday, sat outside , the food was good , the folks bringing me my food seemed…read morenice and kind, same with the folks cleaning up. The bartender fellow was pretty terrible and pretty much ruined my and my friend that was with me's entire experience. We waited in line outside to order, after our turn came the little point of Sale terminal touchscreen thing(tilts and pivots) was facing us showing another customer has just finished paying and it had a green checkmark The I think he was a bartender had wandered off, didn't acknowledge us at all, and was talking to another bar tender for upwards of 5 mins, so I assumed because it was a touchscreen and was facing us it was self-service. So I hit the x on the screen to close out of the other customers transaction, and the bartender rushed over and started berating me with "what are you doing you don't touch that" and even had the audacity to ask "you didn't put anything in did you?!??" At which point we explained and placed our order with drinks took the flag with the table number to go sit down After which, the bartender came to our table and was somehow even more of an asshole, and told us that "you're supposed to wait for these diet cokes I can't bring them to you" We were both quite angry. This person is awful. I don't know why anyone would behave this way with customers. It's not acceptable and reflects quite poorly on the establishment that this person works there. We wish everyone the best but will not be returning in the future. I don't recommend anyone eat here.

The 1st time I tried to eat there it didn't work out due to a kitchen fire. I was impressed by the…read moreplace, but after a couple of beers and an appetizer we were given instructions to evacuate the restaurant due to a kitchen fire. The next time in 2024 when I was in the area, they were closed for a remodel. Today was the day. The beer selection was fantastic and so was the food. I got the pork sandwich with greens on top. It was delicious, but it could've not had juices leaking so much? Maybe cheese below and above the meat to try to keep some of the juices off the bun or maybe more bun toasting? The fries were amazing and I should've gotten the aolie initially, but didn't get it until I saw another table with an order. It was delicious. The service was very good. The server had good knowledge of the beers, food, and was friendly. This is one of the best beer bars in the US. The Atlanta area is fortunate to have two killer beer bars, the other being the Brick Store Pub in Decatur.

The food was okay overall. The first time I went, I really enjoyed it, but the second visit was…read morelater at night, so it may have just been an off day. The pretzels were burnt, the schnitzel was overfried, and the fish was a bit greasy. The deviled eggs were fine, but nothing particularly memorable. That said, aesthetically it is a great place with beautiful old architecture, solid service, and an amazing beer list.

I came here during lunch for the first time but unfortunately I wasn't able to drink but I really…read moreenjoyed this place. The interior was really cool and the beer garden was awesome!!! The service was the bomb and the food was very delicious. We ordered for the group three different types of mussels and a fried ball of beef (can't remember the name) for appetizers. I ordered steak and fries for myself. It was a good time and everyone enjoyed themselves. Overall great place but I have to come back and try the beer. I'll make it a date night.

We had dinner at Bold Monk Brewing Company on Tuesday. The beer and food were good, and so were the…read moreservice and atmosphere. This is a Belgian-inspired brewery, restaurant, bookstore, and beer garden all under one roof. Bold Monk is located in the Upper Westside of Atlanta, near Chattahoochee Food Works and Topgolf Atlanta Midtown. There's plenty of free parking around the building and on the street (Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW). I like the space here because there are various spaces inside and "outside" to spread out and hang out. I put "outside" in quotes because their patio is fully covered and enclosed -- good for bad weather. I had the Presence Pilsner (lager, 4.8%, 16 oz, $7). It was cold, crisp, and refreshing. I recommend it. The menu describes it as offering a "soft bready malt, delicate herbal and floral hop notes, and clean, dry finish." For dinner, I had the Salmon Dip ($16) to start and the Steak + Frites (market price) as my main. The Salmon Dip is made with house-cured salmon and tarragon aioli, and comes with thin toast triangles. The Steak + Frites is "chef's cut" (not sure which, didn't ask) and comes with Bearnaise, arugula, and Belgian frites (fries). The Bearnaise went great with both the steak and the fries. Bold Monk is known for their Belgian Frites, "The Original French Fry," which comes with a variety of sauces and in a few different styles. They also offer a variety of mussels and pizza. My buddy had one of the pizzas, "the 1838," I believe, which comes with different mushrooms, mozzarella, and house-made truffle ricotta. He seemed to enjoy it. The pizzas - the 1836, the 1899, the 1838, the 1850, and the 1862 - are all named after years that monasteries opened in Europe. I ordered my steak medium rare and it came out just right. The quality of the cut was average/about what you'd expect for budget-friendly steak frites (it's no Bar Blanc in terms of cut quality). But still, that and the Salmon Dip were tasty and satisfying enough. Good service from both our server and the host/manager, who made sure my friend did not leave his jacket behind. Bold Monk opened in December 2019.

Elijah made my experience! 10/10 on service, personality and over all demeanor. He was…read moreknowledgeable in the beers and cocktails. I got a flight and told him to surprise me on 2 of the 4 selections. He hit it out of the park. While the beers are outstanding, I would come back just for Elijah's services

This was my first time at Wild Leap. I came with my wife for a friend's birthday, as she was…read morecelebrating here. Parking can be a little confusing at first, but there's a huge parking lot basically right behind (or in front) of the place. They have quite a few beers on tap, so if you like beer, you will definitely find something you like. They also have slushie drinks and then you can make your own well drink if you want too. They don't serve food, but they do occasionally have food trucks on site. Wild Leap has two levels, but the lower level is where the party is. The TVs are all down there, and they have some nice outdoor seating. The staff is all super friendly too. Happy to help! While Wild Leap is quite nice, it's super far from my home in Chamblee. I probably won't come back anytime soon, unless someone is having an event here.

My fiance wanted a chill place to watch the Barcelona vs Madrid Clasico and we went there. They…read morewere nice and put it in one of their many tvs. The service was great! Loved the pesto pizza!!! Margarita wad amazing too! Honestly, the place is huge, great for families and friends or even just by yourself. Next time, I'll bring a book to read.

Great place to hang out near midtown and Ga Tech. Nice outdoor area. The weather turned nice -…read morethey had the baseball game playing on the large screen. They have daily specials - today was a $5 hazy IPA pint. Pizza and apps are good.

Food and drinks are excellent. We had the Viking Tot Stack…read moreGolden tots piled with tender pulled pork, melted cheese curds, tangy barbecue sauce topped with crispy onions it's was the best, pulled pork was so flavorful and the combination of the cheese and sauce YUM!!! Troy was awesome! Great service and so friendly. Highly recommend this place. The staff was A +.

This place is huuuuge! Not sure they are getting all of this space but it's enormous. There is a…read morebar restaurant area near the front. They have a full arcade with tons of games, mostly the interactive type (think driving a car instead of Mortal Kombat). Then there is another equally large area with pool tables and axe throwing. The food was pretty good. I had the brisket chili and it was tasty enough. The beer selection was a little weak and pricey (I know I'm downtown), but it was a good stop overall. Service behind the bar was impeccable. I would go back.

Halfway Crooks is a delicious brewpub in Summerhill. This area is super cute and has lots to offer…read morebut Halfway Crooks is our favorite option. They offer a great variety of beers and have some bomb food. The falafel burger is always my goto.

CHEERS TO MORE BEER | i finally checked out Halfway Crooks and since we had the pup, we ended up…read moreout in the backyard biergarten. It's a cool spot of repurposed shipping containers surrounding a rocky lot full of seating and plenty of standing room. I'm a hazy IPA girl so of course I had to try the H.A.I.Z.Y Age (if you recognize this beer you'll realize the last time I was here lol) but it was an easy drinking beer while sitting outside on a sunny summer day. They also have a super tasty grapefruit Radler that is perfect if you're not super into the taste of beer but still want to partake. Next time I'll definitely need to stop in for food and check out the rooftop patio!

I came here for a battle of the bands event they were hosting. The event was free and a lot of fun…read more I am impressed at how well the service was ran given how crowded it was. The lines for a drink were long but took less than 10 minutes. Kudos to the bartenders! They had a variety of beers, as well as a cider and various seltzers. The place is massive with lots of seating! They hosted an artisan market so you could shop around while drinking and listening to music. It is such a great space to hang out and I'm looking forward to going back! Also their beers are a staple in and outside of Atlanta so you really can't go wrong getting drinks here.

You don't think of good food when you think of a brewery but Sweetwater knows how to throw down…read morewith some yummy food and tasty beers! It's definitely a vibe being here and the service is always so friendly and fast!