Delicious! Try the Rabbit :)
Went for the rabbit and was not disappointed
Everything was great - went with the rabbit.
Srsly... The rabbit. Not kidding, just get the rabbit.
The rabbit is really good!
Kick Southern food up a notch at Miller Union. Guests love the maple braised rabbit with pumpkin butter and hakurei turnips. Even better, go for lunch where the prices are outrageously affordable. Read more.
The Dead Rabbit is the perfect coffee brunch cocktail. Definitely try one while they are still available
Brunch, drinks, everything was delicious!
Have not been in almost 4 years. Glad I decided to revisit. Service is excellent. Lots of great options but the Tostada de Conejo aka roasted rabbit is a must try!
Their brilliant riff on steak tartare replaces raw beef with chunky cured tomato, made possible by molecular gastronomy. A stunning carrot juice orb poses as egg yolk. You'll never miss the beef. Read more.
The menu consists of smaller, tapas-style dishes and larger racciones, created by Landon Thompson, from the restaurant group's other outpost, the Iberian Pig.
The rabbit pasta is soooo good!
Share a set of the southern plates - don't miss the pulled pork, fried green tomatoes, chicken, chop and rabbit pasta! That order made a perfect dinner for 3-4.
By far the best chicken and waffles in the city. The chicken is perfectly fried and seasoned and the waffle is heavenly. They can both stand on their own, but together...pure food magic.
The fried rabbit wing appetizer is delicious! It's delicious snack for two people that isn't filling.
Really cool place to go with friends, family or date. GREAT craft beers, loved the barley wine. Be sure to check out The Cellar, the walls are make of rock from Stone Mountain, good for a small group.
The Butternut and Brussels sprout hash — one of CL's 100 Best Dishes — has the perfect blend of bitter, charred outer leaves, and tender, earthy hearts alongside sweet butternut squash cubes. Read more.
goat cheese balls are amazing, rabbit dish I had was also amazing. Pretty much everything there is good.
This is a great place for people with all palettes! Their menu is diverse enough that there is something for every foodie in your life. Mediterranean inspired wine list has plenty of choices.
Fried. Goat. Cheese. Balls.
General Tso's Rabbit, poutine, cocktails
I've had most famous burgers in Atlanta (General Muir, Holeman & Fitch, Bocado, etc) and this is certainly one of the best.
appetizer - lamb shoulder over spiced lentils
Make sure to get the Rabbit and Shrimp Wonton, Chinese broccoli , rabbit broth, egg noodle soup. Read more.
Great if you're looking for a low-key late night spot... Strong drinks & divine Asian inspired dishes
Uni is a favorite, used to top oysters & also in one of the most outrageous dishes of the decade: a house-made ribbon-like pasta tossed with globs of the stuff, bringing out its pink oceanic funk. Read more.
Polaris sits atop the Hyatt Regency and makes a 360 degree rotation every 45 min. Executive Chef Martin Pfefferkorn serves a menu influenced by Southern cuisine, and guests may enjoy the sky-high bar.
Polaris is a short walk from the Peachtree Center MARTA station if you are looking for a car-free adventure or need to get home after cocktails. Read more.
Lamb belly and bone marrow were impressive. Duck breast and Rabbit were NOT memorable. Good but not great. Chocolate skillet cake was a great finish. Loved the decor.
One of my few favorite restaurant in ATL. Try BONE MARROW!
One word: phenomenal.
Anne Quatrano & Clifford Harrison cure their own salumi, serve spicy homemade peach preserves w country terrines, chicken livers with fresh rosemary, and have at least 8 original desserts on the menu
Pillowy gnocchi is slightly browned and crisped, and then tossed with the season's freshest goodies. Read more.
The crunchy, orb-like crab fritter with its yielding ultimate-crabcake center now gets a base of slick, marinated zucchini with a few threads of pickled red onion. Read more.
One of the best bars in Atlanta. They have Brooklyn Lager! Read more.
The Earl Dog may be the best drunk food in town. A big, fluffy bun, a 100-percent Angus dog with all the snap and salt you crave. Get it with the works. Read more.
I think I live here.
The menu offers an assortment of steaks, seafood and many gluten-free options while this “elevated” restaurant offers unobstructed views of downtown. Read more.
Any food you order comes with a cheddar biscuit and that makes it worthwhile by itself
The popular "Cheater's Booth" accommodates five in an intimate table setting with privacy draperies.
The hot pastrami on marble rye with brown mustard is my current favorite, but I also love the Eastsider
Get yelled at by the guy who calls you "Young Man" or "Young Lady."
Tuesday special is the best!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA