Where is the Best Family-Friendly Dining in Atlanta, Georgia?
Loved the sweet potatoe fries. We ordered them twice they were so good. We usually go for the breakfast meals, but also love the vegie plates, fish sandwich, burgers and deserts. We just loved it all. We go a lot. It’s all good. We have never had a bad meal there. The milkshakes are incredible also. Sometimes service is a little slow, and it can get a bit loud when the resturant is full of guest but the food is worth it.
Usually, when I eat out, I like to go to Sushi restaurants, often with my girlfriend. But after watching Michael Moore’s newest film, “Sicko,” I was dying for some great italian food. So, I thought, why not try Sugo? At first I thought it was a bit strange, especially because you pronounce the S in the name like an “sh” sound, but I got over that real quick!!! I was seated promptly with my firend martin, and we ordered some food. I felt like I was in that movie “The Godfather,” or “Goodfellas,” “The Godfather part 2,” or “The Godfather Part 3.” Sugo’s slogan really says it best, “when you’re here, you’re family,” hence the mob movie references. If I were a first time customer at Sugos, I would definitely order the veal, and get a delicious dessert from Sugo’s extensive dessert menu. I will definitely go back to Sugo’s and give Sugo gift certificates to all my family members as christmas and birthday presents. Thanks Sugo!!Pros + Cool People and Great TimesCons – Bathrooms are to
Took my wife for dinner on a tuesday nite. Had reservations but not needed. Really like the small and intimate atmosphere. We had the hummus appetizer which was top notch. We actually had it cleared from our table with some left (not like us at all), but felt with so much food coming it would fill us up…Our waitress brought our arugula salad (we ordered one to share) already split on two plates, very thoughtful. The salad was excellent with a few dried onions. My wife and I loved it. Now the fun part – we ordered the skate wing and fried chicken entrees. I was a little hesitant on the skate, but since I saw so many people rate it highly – and the servers endorsement…I took a chance. It was AWESOME. It had a scallop feel and was fibrous, not fishy at all. The grits served with it made the dish. The chicken was delightful, a true southern dish cooked masterfully. I mentioned to the server it was my wifes birthday, and she brought our dessert (3 small dishes – dried cherry tart, choco
Went with mother-in-law, wife, three kids (10, 8, 3) and wife’s brother and his wife. Food was acceptable — not outstanding, not bad — service was reasonably good, and the atmosphere was good for a group with kids — lots of other kids around, noise level high enough to mask any brief outbursts, etc. They did come with crayons wrapped up in them. Everybody found the food good enough that we’ll definitely consider it again.
This place wasn’t bad. Parking is not that great. I saw a guy completely chunk his car in the parking lot as my girlfriend and I were pulling in, so basically just watch out. The one thing that stinks about this place the counter is facing the door, so if it is busy you might have to wait outside a bit before putting in your order. Other than that this place is nice. It has a nice outside eating area. The pizza is not ridiculously great or anything, but I would eat there again. The ingredients are fresh, and the slices are pretty big. The price for the pizza is definitely fair. I wouldn’t compare this to New York pizza because basically I have never had New York pizza. I do recommend the Fellini’s Special because it is loaded with toppings. The people were nice, and it took about 10 minutes to get our pizza, which is great. Anyone who complains about this place is looking too much in to a simple pizza place. They do not advertise themselves as the “only place to buy real pizza.” It is
