by Josh S. on I really wanted to like this place more. Its important to mention that the burgers are very very good. Not the very best ive ever had, but they're close. The burgers are a bit small, so it took 2 to start filling me up, but at least they were not overpriced. My complaints come from the fact that this restaurant is essentially an upscale bar, that also serves small burgers to accompany your drink. I did not expect this atmosphere, and I felt outclassed from the get-go. In addition, the bartender barely paid attention to me and it took over 5 minutes just to get my bill. That being said, these burgers were still worth all the hassle. Again, these burgies are very very good, and the fact that they were fairly small and affordable allowed me to seek out different varieties from the menu.
by Delphia Milbury on Tongue and Groove is a cool alternative to the larger club scene in Atlanta. If you are looking for a place that doesn't have an obvious VIP line and a "we will make you wait until we are good and ready" one try this spot. The times I went though I didn't go to dance, primarily because I don't normally get my groove on in places with a hard to find or indistinct dance floor. The time I went it must have been ladies night or something because they were giving away free massages in the corner. It was a little strange getting rubbed down with the latest top 40 beat pounding in the background, but despite being a sound intense spa service it felt good. This isn't a spot I would say is on my regular list of hangouts, but it is worth checking out.
