Latest reviews from Atlanta
| 60 /100 Chicken + Beer (Restaurant) 6000 N TERMINAL PARKWAY CONCOURSE D “Visited while waiting for a delayed flight. Nice location, with a lively restaurant, and pleasant decor. The servers were ornery and slow, but not too bad for an airport bar. Remarkably extensive beer list, including tons of fun, local cans. The food was tasty enough. Prices are egregious, as usual, and worse - the prices aren't on the menu, which is poor. Not too bad for an airport bar, and probably the best one in ATL.“ |
| 10 /100 112 KROG ST. “Visited Thanksgiving afternoon, when both their own web site and Google maps were showing them open. Found them closed. When a business does not bother to be open, or post accurate hours, it should not expect a repeat visit.“ |
| 80 /100 Sweetwater Last Cast Restaurant - ATL - Terminal B (Restaurant) 6000 N TERMINAL PARKWAY “Quick beer and lunch during a 2 hour ATL layover. The beer was cold but the selection could have been a bit more plentiful. Only five sweetwater taps. I had the chicken sandwich, which was good but the chicken was tough from a hard cook. The fries were really good. Overall it was a good airport experience.“ |
| 48 /100 Sweetwater Last Cast Restaurant - ATL - Terminal B (Restaurant) 6000 N TERMINAL PARKWAY “Little bar located across from B31. 5 Sweetwater taps and 1 Coors. Typical bar food menue, but the nachos looked good. Bar prices and you dont get any friendly/ happy service.“ |
| 62 /100 HARTSFIELD - JACKSON ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT “Nice selection of beers, fast service, standard prices for the airport (around 10 USDper pint / bottle).“ |
| 44 /100 Blue Moon Brewhouse (Bar) HARTSFIELD - JACKSON ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL E “Bar located Terminal E at the Atlanta airport. 6 taps, slow service, crowded place.“ |
| 88 /100 One Flew South (Restaurant) HARTSFIELD-JACKSON AIRPORT / TERMINAL E “Located at the airport,departure E. Clean bar, cozy atmosphere, huge selection of beers. At least 40. Also lots of Georgina local beer at the menu. Friendly staff. Had the cauliflower soup - very tasty. If it happens you are at the airport and got enough time - that's the place to go.“ |
| 76 /100 1540 AVENUE PL #B240 “This sports-themed brewery has an open interior with plenty of tables and two bars that serve different lists of beers. Staff is welcoming and helpful - when I visited they were understaffed, but who isn't these days? He did his best. Parking is good, plus they are convenient to MARTA. They play music at an acceptable level, loud enough to enjoy but not so loud it drowns out conversation. There are plenty of TVs, most tuned to sports stations but all were muted when I dropped by. Definitely worth visiting.“ |
| 76 /100 300 MARIETTA STREET NW “A fine place. Good food, very good beer in a great location. Was thrilled with the quality of my doppelbock. Server was quite knowledgeable.“ |
| 94 /100 975 CHATTAHOOCHEE AVE. NW “Interior is somehow both open and cozy - big windows make it seem open, booths and tables close to the bar make it cozy. But you're here for the beer - and that is great. I've never had a disappointing brewski here. The service is first-rate, even when they're busy. If their parking is full, they have an overflow lot about half a block away. They also have a cozy little cottage for intimate events. Drag(on) yourself to Fire Maker and have a pint or two, or a flight - and maybe take home a six-pack or a crowler.“ |
| 88 /100 Hop City Craft Beer and Wine - West End (Beer Store) 1000 WHITE ST SW “This Hop City has as much emphasis on wine and other potent potables as beer, but they have an impressive selection. Interior seems a little cramped, though they have plenty of merchandise to offer. You can buy cans and bottles to take home, as well as sample some at their bar. You can order food from the upstairs Boxcar, too. The people working there know how to make you feel welcome and can guide you to the sort of beer you like. Parking is plentiful, and it's a nice walk from West End MARTA rail.“ |
| 54 /100 1036 WHITE ST. SW “Large space in the West End market. Easy to combine with Wild Heaven and Monday Night. They only had a few of their own beers on on my visit, and the two we tried were hard to finish. Very loud music. Did not particularly enjoy.“ |
| 70 /100 1010 WHITE ST. SW “Another large space in the West End market. Good list of beers, with nice style diversity. No flights or small pours. Beer quality varied from excellent to mediocre.“ |
| 74 /100 933 LEE ST. SW “Huge location in the West End market. Decent list of beers, with good style diversity. No flights. Plenty of bottles to take home.“ |
| 88 /100 60 GEORGIA AVE SE “Somewhat understated trendy vibe. Big selection of lagers, and a few other things. One of the absolute best lager breweries in the US. The Czech beers off the sidepour were absurdly good. Merch game also very strong. I would like small pours so I could try everything, but otherwise no complaints.“ |
| 56 /100 One Flew South (Restaurant) HARTSFIELD-JACKSON AIRPORT / TERMINAL E “Concourse E. A granite and glass modern vibe. The server was surprisingly friendly and quick, for an airport bar. Only a few taps, and most everything is common. Still, fun stop, to kill some time.“ |
| 66 /100 Hop City Craft Beer and Wine - West End (Beer Store) 1000 WHITE ST SW “Had a beer in the cellar space. There seems to be several spaces that I didn't explore. The bar was crowded and low-key. The service was slow and ambivalent - requiring the tap number, because they didn't know the list. The tap list was varied and interesting, covering the gamut from light to heavy, and hyper-local to national brands. Didn't shop the bottles. Fun spot, but secondary to the breweries in proximity.“ |
| 76 /100 1010 WHITE ST. SW “Next to Hop City in the West End market along the beltway. Big, surprisingly cozy space. The bartenders were helpful and friendly. They knew their list and were enthusiastic about it. The list itself was solid and varied, and everything tried was solid. Beautiful location, and excellent beer.“ |
| 78 /100 933 LEE ST. SW “Big building in the West End market along the beltway. Open, airy, and industrial, with barrel rooms visible, and a pizza place to one side. The patio area is friendly and cozy, with secluded fire pits around. The bartender was helpful and knowledgeable. The tap list is fantastic, with a wide range of styles and ABVs, including several rarities and barrel-aged gems. Enjoyable place, and excellent beer.“ |
| 76 /100 Georgia Beer Garden (Bar) 420 EDGEWOOD AVENUE “I walked by this place so many times and finally made a stop. A Saturday night gave this a different vibe than I expected, though shouldn't be a surprise. It had a club with DJ's and bros atmosphere but still plenty of good beer on tap and efficient service. The tap list includes local quality stuff. The old brick walls and warm decor are comforting and if I had been here on a weekday afternoon to relax in the outdoor area, it'd likely fit what an old man like me is in the mood to do.“ |
| 66 /100 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, TERMINAL D UPSTAIRS “Terrapin’s ATL airport Tap House is upstairs in terminal D and is a nice and quiet option if you’re stuck at the airport. The space is nice, wood paneled walls, not too dark or too bright. There are about 16 beers on tap, about half of which are Terrapin and half of which are macro. There’s a limited food menu. Service was fine. Prices are outrageous but it’s the airport. Not a bad option if you’re already here.“ |
| 78 /100 Hop City Craft Beer and Wine - Krog Street Market (Beer Store) 99 KROG STREET “I parked at the 20 minute parking. A bit hard to find, go in the market, then first left. Beer selection is very good and the mead selection is great. Prices seemed reasonable. Service was very good. They break up all the packs on the shelves, plus a fair amount of singles on the shelves. Singles in the refrigerated cases on one end, however refrigerated packs cannot be broken up.“ |
| 68 /100 Total Wine & More - Perimeter (Atlanta), GA (Beer Store) 124 PERIMETER CENTER WEST “Free dedicated parking right in front. This place is on the far left of a strip mall. The beer is on the far right. I found lots of local beers during my stop. Prices are reasonable as usual.“ |
| 84 /100 320 PEACHTREE ST “Nice, open space brewpub. Service was outstanding. Selection is not huge, but tasty. Food was excellent.“ |
| 70 /100 Der Biergarten (Restaurant) 300 MARIETTA STREET NW “Nice looking German biergarten themed place. Service was friendly but slow due to being short-staffed. Selection is very solid for German beers. Food is good.“ |
| 86 /100 Hop City Craft Beer and Wine - Krog Street Market (Beer Store) 99 KROG STREET “Cozy beer shop in a food plaza with a nice attached tap space. Very solid selection. Service was friendly and attentive. Good mix of coolers and warm beer. Once quibble is that not all beer is available as singles.“ |
| 84 /100 670 TRABERT AVE NW “Big, open, high ceiling modern brewery taproom. No fermenters or other visible brewery equipment. Fun atmosphere, engaged servers and good beer. Definitely a must-hit in ATL.“ |
| 70 /100 550 SOMERSET TERRACE NE SUITE 101 “We stopped here on 24.7.2022 on our way from Birmingham to Ashville. Located in a very green and relaxing area of Atlanta. Very well made place, a bit commercial but worthwhile to be visited Some beers are poured directly from the tanks. The IPA we had was absolutely ok.“ |
| 76 /100 1279 SEABOARD INDUSTRIAL BLVD NW “This place can be hard to find, being tucked away in the Chattahoochee Industrial area, but it's worth a hunt. Service is very good - they are great at handling crowds. You can get pints, half-pours or flights, as well as cans to take home. Seating both indoors and out is plentiful, and they even have a play area for the small fry.“ |
| 64 /100 Yard House - Atlantic Station (Restaurant) 261 19TH ST NW “VIsited on a Tuesday evening for dinner and a beer. Located in the Atlantic Station development in Midtown Atlanta. Parking is below the development and expansive. Typical setup for a Yard House, though on the smaller side for one of their locations. Mostly restaurant seating, though plenty of room and the oval bar in the center of the room. Also a smaller patio section off the side of the restaurant. Food menu is the same as all other Yard House though quality was lower (super salty) than I am used to at Yard House. Beer menu was vast, through light on local Atlanta / Georgia selections. If you are nearby, worth the stop, otherwise better options are all over Atlanta. (Just ok) I only use the total score, not the component parts.“ |
| 92 /100 Hop City Craft Beer and Wine - West End (Beer Store) 1000 WHITE ST SW “Cool place nice selection of locals and plenty of other quality stuff to pick from. Big tap list also, price was fair. Definitely worth a stop, upstairs is a good restaurant. Not to mention 2 breweries about 50feet away. Very cool spot.“ |
| 64 /100 Sweetwater Last Cast Restaurant - ATL - Terminal B (Restaurant) 6000 N TERMINAL PARKWAY “Had four hours to kill between flights and this was a good stop. On the concourse but the vibe at the bar is an escape from the airport experience. Sweetwater beers served here and the beer quality is good. Surprised that the pint glasses aren't cheater pints. Haven't seen the check yet but a nice surprise. Chicken fingers were served hot and were decent. Service ok. Prices seem decent for food at least, for an airport venue anyway. If you're in terminal B this is probably the best stop.“ |
| 74 /100 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, TERMINAL D UPSTAIRS “If you're stuck in the ATL airport and want to drink Georgian craft beer, this is one of the best options. It's located upstairs in the middle of the D concourse and doesn't seem to get as much traffic as some of the bars that everyone has to walk right by. It was a slow travel day anyway, late Monday afternoon, and Terrapin Taphouse was completely empty except for me. A good variety of their catalog was available, about five draft lines along with six or eight more can options. It's expensive, as in airport prices, but not more than anywhere else around. Service was very friendly.“ |
| 62 /100 Sweetwater Last Cast Restaurant - ATL - Terminal B (Restaurant) 6000 N TERMINAL PARKWAY “Very small and cramped space, which in the context of COVID isn’t super pleasant. Nice staff and a small collection of their standard beers. One rotating seasonal.“ |
| 70 /100 3535 PEACHTREE ST. NE “Interior is open and clean, but some areas have an intimate feel. Servers make sure you get what you request. Food is good - try the hummus. Beers are good, if not outstanding. Definitely worth at least one visit.“ |
| 36 /100 HARTSFIELD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, TERMINAL D UPSTAIRS “Visited before my NYC flight. They had only macros like Bud, Michelob, Corona. No Terrapin beers. Didn't look that bad for an airport bar, but I guess pandemic took its toll.“ |
| 78 /100 Manuels Tavern (Bar) 602 NORTH HIGHLAND AVENUE “Neighborhood bar with the long bar on one side and booths on the other. Looks like there are two large rooms except that and the patio outside. One of those places where everybody knows each other, people exchange jokes and has very familiar atmosphere. They have around 40 taps which range from big US macros and national craft brews to local micros like Halfway Crooks. Loved the story behind the bar and late owner which printed on the menus. Even if it's not a classic beer geek destination this place is worth visiting.“ |
| 78 /100 The Tap on Ponce (Beer Store) 675 PONCE DE LEON AVE. “Located inside the huge market hall this place works pretty much as a crowler/growler/bottle shop. If you want to drink at the market hall you'll get a plastic glass. As others mentioned you're limited at 16 oz crowlers which can be a bummer for tick heads. With 44 taps, plenty of styles and breweries everybody should be able to find something for themselves. If not there is a good selection of bottles, some special releases as well. Friendly service.“ |
| 64 /100 Whole Foods Market - Atlanta (Ponce de Leon) (Grocery Store) 650 PONCE DE LEON AVE NE “Went in for some non beer refreshment, naturally I've checked the beer selection as well. Whole Foods I've visited prior to this one had pretty good beer selection. Here it's mostly six packs and haven't seen anything really interesting. Give it a pass.“ |
| 82 /100 60 GEORGIA AVE SE “Plenty of space here since it has terrace upstairs and bar room on the ground level. Pretty clean, neat modern interior without too many details. They had about 10 beers available, mostly classic German/Czech lager styles, a Wit, Shandy and couple of Pale Ale/IPAs. I went for lagers and they were really good, could give run for the money to every Czech or German brewery out there. Service was a bit, well, different. You need to scan the QR code and order through app. Was bit of a hassle to get all the card info entered, but once it's set up it works very well. I miss the interaction, but I believe it was made this way because of the pandemic. Although it's a bit away from other Atlanta beer place this brewery was well worth visiting.“ |
| 86 /100 The Porter Beer Bar (Bar) 1156 EUCLID AVENUE “My local by during my Atlanta stay. Couple of benches outside with long and narrow bar room and plenty of room in the back. Somewhat dark interior. They had around 40 taps on including both quality imports and local craft beer. Extensive bottle list which includes plenty of various vintages which are priced accordingly. Fast and kind service, they seemed to know their beers. Had a burger which was tasty. Wouldn't call it a destination beer place, but certainly worth checking out if you''re in the area.“ |
| 78 /100 60 GEORGIA AVE SE “Fairly easy to find, with an unpretentious exterior and interior, this is worth a visit. Servers make you feel welcome, and check on you frequently so you won't go thirsty. Food is good, if not outstanding. They have a short bar, downstairs and upstairs seating with plenty of different-sized tables. Good for an intimate date or a group of beer-loving friends.“ |
| 74 /100 1308 GLENWOOD AVE. SE “The fact that a hip hop themed brewery is one block away from a metal themed brewery just screams Atlanta. Hippin Hops has a lot going for it like the lively atmosphere, a DJ spinning legit tunes, and a great location in a very cool neighborhood. Service was prompt and friendly, prices are in line with the rest of the city. The mash up of old, corny beer signs and cool hip hop is one of a kind. I'd like to have more of the beers before I have a final judgment on the overall quality of the product. I only had a saison which was a bit sweet and thick for the style.“ |
| 80 /100 1737 ELLSWORTH INDUSTRIAL BLVD NW BLDG D “Visited during yayschoolisover trip with redhot13, on a recommendation from Mitch Steele. Wow, a lot of money was put into this place. Beautiful design inside and out. Patio looks fantastic, but we were not allowed out due to rain, so we sat on a couch in the lobby-type area which is open on two sides. Did a flight of the non-Belgian type of beers and they were just so-so, but the lady enjoyed her craft cocktail. We didn't have food, but am interested in trying for certain. Servers were attentive and knowledgeable. Great location, as is within 2 miles of probably 4-5 other breweries. We will return to sit in the biergarten and definitely try the Belgian type beers that they appear to be known for.“ |
| 76 /100 550 SOMERSET TERRACE NE SUITE 101 “This is a sprawling brewpub right on the Beltline. Crazy how much this area has changed. It was a slow process getting a beer but it was very, very busy and the five or six people ahead of me in line had no idea how to order a drink. The beer was pretty good, I wouldn't say it demonstrates the attention to detail that some of the top notch breweries in the city do but there weren't glaring flaws either. They do have a kitchen but I did not eat on this visit.“ |
| 94 /100 Hop City Craft Beer and Wine - West End (Beer Store) 1000 WHITE ST SW “This is a big beer store with a bar right up front. They had a few TV's and food from their upstairs kitchen so it is a comfortable place to sit for a beer, not just browse the coolers for to go stuff. The selection is quite broad and it seems like product moves pretty well. Service was great. It's located in this massive complex alongside breweries and a distillery so it's definitely worth a stop.“ |
| 94 /100 60 GEORGIA AVE SE “This is one of the most faithfully European breweries I have been to in the States. The interior has convincing Belgian cafe atmosphere. There is a shaded rooftop patio which I took advantage of. The beer list is right up my alley. It's mostly classic Belgian or Czech styles including three or four different pilsners. Do we really need four different pilsners on one brewery's draft list? Probably not but I applaud the ambition. The beer is so, so good. Meticulous attention to mash schedule and water chemistry makes the beers with simpler recipes just spring to life. The mouthfeel of these beers was impeccable across the board. I highly, highly recommend this place.“ |
| 64 /100 1308 GLENWOOD AVE. SE “Interior is rough and cozy, exuding an aura of newness. Servers know their craft, making you feel welcome. Interior is rather noisy, and the music could be a couple mites less intrusive, but it is a fun place to visit. Give this new microbrewery a chance!“ |
| 82 /100 1737 ELLSWORTH INDUSTRIAL BLVD NW BLDG D “This out-of-the-way brewpub is definitely worth finding - great beer and great food. Servers are alert and aim to make you feel welcome, as well as please. Beers range from above average to outstanding - love the Brother Ivan, especially barrel-aged. Their hummus platter is a winner, too. Bring a friend if you can!“ |
| 78 /100 777 MEMORIAL DR SE SUITE B103 “This brand-new venue promises to be a happening place. Interior is cozy, and they have seating outside if you prefer that. Staff know their job so you feel welcom while getting efficient service. Music is subtle so conversation is easy. They have some great beers here, so if you live in the neighborhood, pay 'em a visit.“ |
