Stopped in for lunch. The chicken with shishito peppers was really good, fresh ingredients. Service was friendly and quick, no complaints.

The pork belly bao was the star. The bun was so soft, and the meat was tender with a nice caramelized crust. Could have used a bit more of that hoisin glaze though.

I like the vibe in East Atlanta Village, it&#39;s a cool area to walk around. The restaurant itself has a really nice, laid-back atmosphere. Good spot to hang out for a while.

Came for brunch with a couple friends. The mango mimosa pitcher was definitely the star of the table! The food menu had a lot of options to pick from. The $2 valet was super handy, saved us from circling the block.

Right by Georgia Tech, so super convenient. Grabbed a slice and a beer to go. Solid pizza, crispy crust, and the beer selection&#39;s decent. Quick, easy, and hits the spot.

Been coming here for years. They have all the basics covered - udon, tempura, decent sashimi. The little soy sauce and spice tray on the table is handy. Prices are fair for what you get.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The fried shrimp dumplings are the move. We ended up ordering a second plate, they were that good. Crispy outside, juicy inside.

The server was so on top of things. After we waited a bit to get seated, she just made everything smooth from there. Really appreciated her attention.

The fried bread is a must. Dipped in that lobster sauce? Perfect quick bite. Coconut fried rice was solid too. Snapper crudo was fresh. Got my order fast, which is key for a lunch break.

The walk-in humidor is seriously impressive! My friend and I were a bit lost picking a cigar, but the staff was so chill and gave us a great recommendation. Perfect spot to hang out and try something new.

The Oddjob cocktail was a highlight for me. They use jerk bitters, which was a fun touch that paired really well with the Jamaican flavors. The drink itself was strong, but balanced. I appreciate when a place puts thought into the ingredients like that.

Summer was super attentive. That Thai chicken pizza was a solid choice, crispy crust with just the right kick. Would get it again.

Been coming here for years. The flavors are always distinct, never muddled. You can tell they put real care into each dish, and that consistency keeps me coming back.

Came here for a birthday dinner. The staff was really sweet and made the evening feel personal. They were attentive without being overbearing, which I appreciate. The whole vibe was warm and welcoming.

The salmon toast is my go-to. Generous portion, fresh avocado, really hits the spot after a morning walk. Just wish the coffee was a bit stronger.

Brewery tour was solid. Free beer samples throughout. Got to see the tanks and hear about the process. Quick peek behind the scenes. Fun for anyone into beer.

The burger was juicy and the bun was so soft. Perfect for sharing a big basket of fries with friends! 🍔

Solid chicken strips and sandwiches at the Phipps food court. The frozen custard is a good add-on. Pro tip: you can get any wing sauce on your sandwich. Quick service for a food court.

Stopped in late for a bite. The Indian soup had a great kick to it. A glass of their house red was a surprisingly good match for the garlic and cilantro.

The rotating menu is such a fun idea&mdash;keeps me coming back. Tried the roasted beet salad last night, and the goat cheese with it was just right. Friendly folks at the bar, too.

Stopped by for lunch and got the Grinder. Really solid sandwich. Good bread, fresh ingredients. The pastrami looked great too, might try that next time.

The waitress was so on top of things, always there with a refill before we even noticed our glasses were empty. It made the whole meal feel relaxed and easy.

Dalton was super helpful. Let me try a few flavors before I ordered. Knew exactly what I&#39;d like based on a quick chat. Made my lunch break easy.

First time here and the Farmhouse Skillet was my pick. Those roasted tomatoes were the star &ndash; so sweet and savory. The whole grain toast on the side was a nice touch too. Solid brunch spot.

The Western Omelette was spot on, made fresh with ham and peppers. Biscuits and gravy were a solid side.

The chicken fried rice here is huge! I got it medium spicy and it definitely had a kick, but in a good way. Best part is I had a whole lunch box worth of leftovers.

Austin and Kale really know the menu. They gave me a solid recommendation without being pushy.

The space has a nice boutique vibe, not your typical strip mall spot. It&#39;s got character.

Service here is solid. Staff is attentive without being overbearing, and they handle requests promptly. Good for a business lunch when you need efficiency.

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