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I took my son and four of his friends to Bones and I was surprised at how good the steak was. We have dined at Ruth Chris’s many times but there was a richer flavor in Bones’ steak. The side and dessert was excellent and the waiter’s could not have been more attentive. My only recommendation is that it could be friendlier, not so snobby. We eat at a lot of very good restaurants and I refuse to let the hired help act like their blue bloods.
This was a pretty fun place. Me and my guy friends went on a friday night. Had guestlist so we didnt have to pay to get in. Its underground and kind of has the look of a brick loft. Drinks are kinda pricey but if you’re a lady then that usually is not an issue. The music was pretty fun like a mix on an ipod…but i mean it in a good way. I met a couple people there that are good friends now so yes it is a good place to meet and mingle. Ummm…the vip room was pretty neat. Kinda like a “be seen” area. It was enclosed in a clear glass area so it was like being in a fishbowl. Pretty neat. All in all it was a pretty cool place and I would go there again. So if you’re sitting at home with a couple friends and have a hankering to go out then check this place out.Pros + atmosphere, music
I went there for brunch two weeks ago and it was fabulous – huge buffet with yummy, fresh food (both cold and hot options) and attentive chef service. One of the best brunches in Atlanta by far for the food. However, service was definitely mediocre and our brunch took twice as long because the waitress was not attentive. The wait was a big surprise as she only had to serve us drinks, and for much of the time we were her only table. So go if you have time to spare!Pros + Great food, nice space & locationCons – Bad service
Been striking out at trendy, V.I.Look At Me clubs in midtown? Well, put your Polo shirt and flip flops back on and give Buckhead the ole college try again. Peachtree Tavern is a bare bones, bar stools and beer signs party bar. Caring less about aesthetics and more about the simplistic needs of today’s youth- sex, Jägar, and rock n’ roll. If the karaoke and Cruë cover bands aren’t holding your evening’s attention, simply walk 30 feet to the adjacent bars (Moon dog’s and Hole in the Wall) for even more talent rich square footage. And if you leave your “A” game at home, no worries. With the unpretentious crowd, your “C+” might have you rounding second with a former Auburn sorority girl by your second round of shots. Game on.Pros + Inexspenive, young crowdCons – it’s in Buckhead
