Cierra was a great server, really knew her stuff. The strawberry bruschetta was a nice surprise, went well with a glass of ros&eacute;. Watching the planes take off from the patio was a cool touch. A solid spot for a relaxed dinner with a view.

Atmosphere&rsquo;s solid. Open kitchen&rsquo;s cool. Pork belly starter was really good. Biscuits and cornbread were tasty. Pork chop and steak were seasoned right, cooked just how I like.

Came here to catch the game, and those TVs are everywhere. But the real star was the fried chicken egg roll. Crispy outside, juicy inside, perfect with a cold beer.

I really appreciate that they make their own sausage patty here. It&#39;s got a nice, subtle spice to it. A much healthier choice than bacon, and you can tell the ingredients are fresh.

Decent portions and the food is always fresh. Pretty good value for the price. It&rsquo;s a solid choice when you just want a reliable, no-fuss meal.

The ambiance is beautiful and sophisticated, making it a lovely place for a date or a special outing.

The brisket and eggs taco was my pick. Really appreciated the fresh, quality ingredients. The brisket was tender and not greasy, and the eggs tasted farm-fresh. A satisfying, wholesome breakfast.

Stopped by in the morning. Have to mention the restrooms &ndash; spotlessly clean. You can tell the staff really cares about keeping the place nice. A good sign for any restaurant.

The loaded grits were super creamy and rich, just like the name says. That bang bang shrimp appetizer had a really interesting sauce, something I hadn&#39;t tried before. Got me curious about the rest of the menu!

Solid spot for a quick breakfast. Bagels are fresh and hit the spot. Staff was super nice to my kid, which was a nice touch. Got my order fast, perfect for a busy morning.

The shakshuka and lamb stew were really good. The whole place just has a nice, relaxed vibe that makes you want to stay a while.

Had the avocado toast for breakfast. The bread was fresh and perfectly toasted, the avocado ripe and creamy. Really nice spot to unwind on a weekend morning. Coffee was just okay, but the food itself hit the spot.

Love the 1950s vibe here. The vintage stoves and booths are spot-on. Had a classic cocktail with my meal&mdash;the old-fashioned was a great match for the rich flavors. A fun little time capsule.

Petit Chou is on such a quiet street, you&#39;d never expect it. Inside is so cozy. My turmeric latte with oat milk was the star&mdash;just the right sweetness and a nice foam. The scrambled eggs on the American platter were super fluffy, like clouds. Danny was our server and gave us all the time we needed.

They were so nice with our big group! We had 10 people and they didn&#39;t rush us at all. The food came out hot and everything tasted fresh, even with a full house.

The churrasco plate is solid. Everything cooked fresh, you can tell. The plantains had a nice caramelized crust, and the arepas were warm and fluffy. A really satisfying meal.

The BBQ beef ribs are so tender they just fall apart. Really flavorful, definitely the best thing I ordered.

Looks kinda plain from the outside, but it&#39;s clean inside. Food was good, nothing crazy, but I left full. Solid spot for a quick bite.

Breakfast was solid. The French toast was really good - crispy outside, soft inside. Quiet spot for a morning bite.

Service was on point. Our waitress knew the wine list well and suggested a great pairing for our meal. Food came out fast and hot.

This place is open late, which is a plus. The menu is huge, has a lot of veggie options. I got the late-night burger. The patty was juicy, but the bun got a bit soggy from the sauce.

The bread here is seriously next level. We got a fresh, warm loaf with our meal and I could&rsquo;ve just eaten that. Flaky crust, soft inside. Best I&rsquo;ve had in the city.

Love the retro diner vibe here. Feels like stepping back in time with the old-school booths and jukebox. The food&#39;s always solid, but it&#39;s the atmosphere that keeps me coming back. A real Atlanta spot.

Been coming here for years, the breakfast special is always a solid deal. You get a lot for your money, and the food comes out hot. Portions are huge, sometimes too much for me.

The Nova Eggs Benedict was spot on. Fresh ingredients and the hollandaise had just the right tang.

The butternut squash soup was the highlight for me. Really appreciated how creamy it was without being overly heavy. You can tell they use fresh, quality ingredients. A nice, simple option in the Marriott Marquis.

The shrimp and grits were so good, creamy and flavorful. It&#39;s the perfect spot to catch up with friends over a solid meal. The vibe is really chill.

Been coming here for years. The fried cauliflower is still the best side in town, always crispy. Coleslaw&#39;s got a nice tang. My go-to spot for a meat and three plate.

Solid burger spot for a quick lunch. Bacon cheeseburger hit the spot, no frills but good flavor. Manager was walking around checking on folks, which was cool. Got my food fast, in and out. Would stop by again if I&#39;m in the area.

First time here and the pineapple polo bun was a real find. That sweet, crackly crust on top was so good. I&#39;ll be back just for that.

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