by Terrell Dimick on The best place i have been too who serves good asian food :-) the prices are very reasonable, the atmosphere is very relaxed, and the setup of the seats/couches makes you feel like your at home.
by caroline c. on Not a big fan of fast food, but The Varsity is a must-try for the "Atlanta Experience." The food is similar at all locations in Georgia, but the original one is on North Ave. The food doesn't look very appetizing when presented on their paper plates, but it's decent. When you place your order they are suppose to ask "whadayallhave?" I ordered the following: 1. Frosted Orange - tastes like a creamsicle 2. Chili Cheese dog - the hot dogs are better than the burgers, and if you don't like mustard, I'd tell them to take it off because it comes with the chili cheese dog 3. Onion Rings - very good, not sure what it was, maybe the crispy crust, not like usual onion rings 4. Fried Peach Pie - it's okay, you could probably go without this
by Jovan Halleck on Fine dining at its best minus the pretentious atmosphere. This dining experience has set the bar very high for all others. The service was impeccable, wine list amazing and the food . . . unbelievable. We had the 3 course tasting which I highly recommend. Perfectly cooked scallops and the main course - quail with an eggplant puree was delicious! (I was tempted to pick up my plate to lick it clean it was so wonderful) Chef Kevin Gillespie pairs up each course beautifully - good luck on Top Chef! As many people have stated, the ingredients are fresh and they use local vendors. Their service was also exceptional from the valet, bar tenders and the wait staff. I really appreciate that during a down economy Woodfire Grill continues to remind you of what "dining out" should be.
