March 19, 2012
Tons of tvs tuned to various sports. Decent food. Great draft selection.

February 14, 2012
The place is a massive sports bar with tvs everywhere, a massive bar with an egregious selection of beers, and generally only one or two I would like to try or drink. In this case they had 21A’s Bitter American, and it was fresh on draft. The place was huge and the noise just carries and echoes, so it was difficult to carry on a conversation. The service was ok, and the food is typical pub grub. This is one of the better Taco Macs I have been to.

December 5, 2011
The beer list is pretty freakin phenomenal - that’s why you come here. Food and atmosphere are very cookie-cutter-big-sports-bar and service ranged from pretty surly to ambivalent. Caveat: if your mission is to find an awesome beer selection and watch the game on a TV built into your booth - as mine was - it’s a perfect fit

July 24, 2011
Hmm -- swear I’ve entered comments here before. Anyway .. This is one of my favorite stops when in ATL on business, mostly because of proximity. The place boasts a massive selection of beer, and can be a great place to tally up some regionals for the out-of-the-area visitor. The food is pretty standard American chain restaurant fare, but is good enough.

December 24, 2010
A great place to try out a huge variety of beer. Many on tap (150+) and many more bottles (200+). The oven roasted wings are the absolute only way to eat chicken wings. The bartenders are relatively knowledgeable about the beer as well. Great bar. Highly recommended.

December 16, 2010
Good selection of beer and great booth set up for watching sports.

August 31, 2010
Bright, clean dining room. Several staff members there to greet you immediately. Great beer selection upstairs (I didn’t get to visit downstairs!) although stuck mostly to Lagunitas IPA and Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’. Server was always present for refills but not over bearing. Food is typical Taco Mac fair - decent. Cool place to hang out.

February 23, 2010
My score is based on both the Taco Mac Prado and the bar "The Fred" downstairs which I was told should both be included in the same rate. Upstairs was the nicest and newest Taco Mac I’ve been to. Service was very good, staff was very knowlegable. Food is basic American fare nothing crazy but good. Tap selection is amazing with some real treats on. The best part of the place by far is a "secret" bar downstairs called The Fred. To get there you have to go around the back, down a ramp to a non descript service entrance and ring a bell. A locked door then opens and inside is a very nice, small bar. The bar inside seems very high end but casual, very reminiscent of a speakeasy. Much smaller selection of taps then upstairs but they have some really good ones on and they are about the same price as you’d pay upstairs. Really a great place.

November 18, 2009 [ Updated December 4, 2010 ]
This Taco Mac just opened so I decided to pay a visit. Service was good - the waitstaff was well-trained, and they did their best for being rather busy, keeping me informed about the progress of my dinner. They brought my beer promptly and the food in a decent amount of time. Their selection of beer is first-rate, with a lot of micros and imports in bottles and on-tap. You can join the Brewniversity, which is to encourage you to try different beers (and then rate them on RateBeer.com!) and rewards you when you reach certain levels. The Prado is very convenient, so I hope this Taco Mac does plenty of business.