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Vine used to be my favorite restaurant. They had INCREDIBLE Italian food that rivaled any food I’ve had in Italy. I was extremely dissapointed when it was sold and the new owners and only had a couple of my old Italian favorites. Well, then it sold again, and now there is no Italian food to be seen on the menu. The new menu is good, but nothing special and the kind of food you can get anywhere. It’s nowhere near as good as what it used to be… Sadly, while I still occasionally frequent Vine, it’s not on my list of favorites anymore.Pros + Ambience is niceCons – Food is just average
We went here for my 22nd birthday. Me and 7 of my friends dressed up. It was really easy to find, right off of west peachtree street and parking was every where. I read some where before we went that you could find some where to park for free, but we had two car loads and following so we just kind of picked one of the lots to park in. Parking is 4 dollars and hour or 10 for the whole night, we split parking. Once we got to the door we decided to enter in the lava part. We got our ids checked down below the steps and then walked up to the steps and apon entering a female behind a desk takes your 10 dollar cover. (covers differ so check the website cosmolavacom to see what it will be for the night you plan to visit) once we walked in there is a bar not even a foot away so we got 6 shots poured in under 2 minutes and the bartender even bought mine since it was my birthday! (not creepy either he didnt even ask whos bday it was just said one was on him) so then we decided we just wanted to
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
The old Biltmore LIVES. The old Biltmore Hotel’s basement now opens to an astutely designed club with chic cocktails and see-and-be-seen opportunities. Several blocks from overblown Crescent Avenue, this demure lounge places modern furniture against a concrete backdrop. The mood is set with oversized blown-glass light fixtures that bathe the crowd in a flattering glow. The bar is long, white and glows various shades of red, blue and yellow throughout the evening. A glass wall behind the bar reveals a two-level lounge where DJs play down-tempo tunes on weekend nights. Lots of events and specials. Lots of fun….
My husband I go to the Albert a lot since it’s in the neighborhood. We’ve been on weekend nights, weekday nights, lunch and Sunday nights. The food is always good. It seems like they’re still trying a few things out. The pasta salad is great even though they keep changing it slightly. I saw a few people give the burger a bad review. We’ve always thought the burger was good, and we’re picky burger people. Mine was overcooked once, but other than that, it’s consistently good. The crabcake sandwich is my favorite…BY FAR. It is spicy and delicious. The atmosphere is great, but it does get a little crowded after 9 on the weekends. The service is usually good. Last time we were there, the service got bad by the end of our visit. But, I think that was because the person was training. Friday night is not a good night to train new staff. All in all, this is a great spot to wind down after a long week. One more thing….PLEASE PUT PAULANER BACK ON DRAUGHT!!Pros + Atmosphere, Food, Crabcake
