by Allison H. on The Majestic is simply a nicer, cleaner Waffle House, but for that I love it. food's pretty good. service has always been good the times I've been.
by Varun V. on If it were a state, this place would be the capital of douche-akraine The bouncers at the door are out of their bloody minds - being that if you don't "know" anyone they will charge girls in your party $20 to get in. Despite the fact that i am pissed off about the cover everytime we go to this place - i must admit inside is a crowd-pleaser. They're always playing good music and drinks aren't necessarily more expensive than anywhere else in comparison.
by Tish Quisenberry on A friend of mine turned me on to this restaurant last night. As any reader or acquaintance knows well, I'm homesick for California. This restaurant made me forget, momentarily, that I wasn't there. This restaurant seems very California to me in decor and how it treats wine and food. The philosophy is reason alone to eat here - locally grown and organic (although I had the Swordfish, and I pray it didn't come from the Chattahoochee). Fortunately, the food is delicious. My friend, now 40, required glasses to read the menu (his deficiency, not theirs). They brought him a tray of glasses to choose from. He picked ones kinda Sarah Palin so he not only could see the menu, but probably Russia, as well. Take the staff's recommendation for wine. Not only is the sommelier informative but incredibly attentive and even the young handsome graphic design artist who was our waiter had great wine cred. This is definitely a place for special dinners. The prices were very California, too. If you have to be in Cheshire Bridge area, check this place out.
