'atta girl

We had a booth in the corner. Loved the food. I ordered French toast, scrambled eggs, and sausage. The French toast taste like they added orange extract. I’m not mad at it. Also the service was great. The server was very at the five and the bartender was great as well! They introduced us to a new drink and they smelled so good! Will return.

Brunch was great! The food was really good, and the coffee was strong and delicious. We got the french toast and crab cake benedict. The muffin on the benedict was surprisingly good. Only knock would be the bloody mary was weak and really small for $12. It should be at least a pint glass. Service was good. Saw the waiter take extra time to explain all of the gluten free options to the next table. And good music!

I never went to CMJ but heard many tales and was excited to come here. You can tell it’s brand new and they have some kinks to work out but overall we enjoyed it. The waiter seemed nervous and a bit overwhelmed but was friendly. Fennel Apple Carpaccio was bright and delicious, came out fast. Fried cod was good and served piping hot but the fries were room temp and possibly waited at the pass too long. The burger was delicious but I thought rather small and came out long after the other 2 dishes, maybe 15 min or more. The fries that came with those were very hot and tasty. I would come back for the burger and fries but I wish it was a bigger sandwich as every other burger I've had in the city for that price is twice the size. We didnt order but saw the ham sandwich go by and it also looked small. Lovely ambiance. I look forward to seeing them grow.

The return of one of chicago’s greatest spots. We were devastated when Cafe Marie-Jeanne closed during the pandemic and came to atta girl straight away when we found out they opened. Delicious, unpretentious, and quality. The duck frites are unmatched!

Food was great, but the service was atrocious. We were the only table (a two top) in an entire section with 3 servers and they were too busy looking at their phones to pay any attention to us, they forgot one of our dishes and our steak frites came out cold. I get it on a busy night but we were the ONLY table!! I’m no expert but I’d re train your staff - the food is too tasty to have it ruined by such a terrible service experience.

I came here for brunch! Friendly staff, fantastic French toast and a strong mimosa! Perfect spot for a girls day or date night!

Came here for the first time on Friday night. Made a reservation a week or two before - easy to make for 4 people, there were plenty of times available! We loved the mussels and the steak tartare. The burger was good (small portion), but no contender to Table Donkey Sticks. We ended up getting a lot of fries - we prob should have asked if we could sub a side or two. I would def come back for the happy hour and to try more of the menu. Their staff was also amazing - host, servers, and waiter. Waiter knew the menu well and provided excellent drink recs. They also gave us good portion recs as we were sharing plates.

We had an amazing dinner here on Friday. I'd been hearing so many great things about the duck frites so was excited to try it and definitely was not disappointed. This is such a memorable, unique dish and I've never tasted anything quite like it! Definitely worth the trip just for the duck frites. Everything we had was top notch, but the apples and oranges salad was also super special and a surprise favorite! Our waittress was great. We will definitely be back soon! Also, really cool bathrooms.

Full disclosure: this is a review of a happy hour experience. No idea what main dining is like. Okay, so my wife and I moseyed down to Atta attracted to the promise of two dollar oysters. Not too crowded, plenty of open seats and great service. We got a dozen oysters for $2 a pop and ...they were HUGE. Not sure where they got these Godzilla mollusks, but they were monstrous and delicious. Gold medal. Silver medal to the cheese plate. Oooey, gooey and stanky blue. I hope they do well and will continue to feed me cheap oysters.

The two of us decided to check out Atta Girl recently. Our server was really nice and friendly, but there were definitely some service delays during our visit from both her and the kitchen. I'm going to assume that they might be a bit short staffed at this time, so you may want to come on a night when you aren't pressed on time. We ordered the Cheeseburger, Frites/Fries, Steak, and Calvados Old Fashioned, Espresso Martini. The steak wasn't bad, but very average. It seemed a bit under seasoned and not memorable. The burger was really good and I would get it again. The fries are addicting!!!!! I must have these again soon. The Calvados Old Fashioned was a great drink. Logan Square really lacks many options for oyster happy hours. Atta Girl currently has a happy hour that features $2 oysters and other items. I would love to come back for this and also try the smoked duck from the regular menu.

We only stopped in for a drink but the vibe was good. Came in on a Friday night to have a cocktail before our dinner reservations at a nearby restaurant. I had previously seen this restaurant on IG and wanted to try for brunch or happy hour with my girlfriends. For some reason I thought this place would be extra girlie...but it isnt. We sat at bar and ordered an French 75 and Old Fashion. Our drinks were hand crafted. The staff were friendly and answered our questions about the drinks menu. I will say that the liquor options and beer selection was limited. In addition to the cocktails we ordered the IPA and tasted the pilsner on tap. IPA had a high level ABV which was great. The Pilsner was nothing special and I would of preferred the PBR in can. Anyway. All in all a cool spot. The music was good and the space was big. I wanna come back for Happy Hour and Dinner. The food smelled good and their oysters presentation was classy.

This place was a great find in the Logan Square area! Always excited to try new places, especially when they turn out to be this good. The ambiance and space is very open and welcoming. The place is large and warm with plenty of seating. The staff was very friendly, polite, and knowledgeable about the menu. They helped us navigate the menu perfectly and were happy to help throughout our visit. The food was incredible. We asked for "normal" condiments thinking we were getting typical brunch fare but we ended up not using them at all. Everything was seasoned and cooked perfectly making them amazing without all of the masks of condiments. The portion sizes were just right, everything was cooked to order, and there was clearly a lot of thought and passion in what we ate. Places like this are the reason I always try new establishments. Bc every once in a while, you stumble upon a place that is truly great at what they do. And this is one of those places. We are already excited to come back and try the rest of their menu.

I'm giving 'atta girl my typical additional star for new businesses to give em the benefit of the doubt. I really hope it gets better from here and I'll be delighted to be back. Sadly, this restaurant was clearly rushed to open prematurely and girl o girl does it show. It's not even fair to the staff, who are generally lovely but clearly extremely under trained. My friends and I popped in for dinner with a reservation. We didn't get to try the food because we had such an off putting experience we just had a glass of wine and left. The food menu is small but promising, but we felt that all signs pointed to a likely less than positive outcome were we to stay. They did not overhaul the inside whatsoever. It feels like a sloppy makeover from the last place. Prices reflect upper middle, like for a date night for most people, or maybe even a group birthday dinner. I'd expect $50-100 per person depending on if you order drinks or not. Service was wildly slow and completely lacked urgency. It wasn't just us, there were several other tables around us sitting and waiting, looking agitated. Our server didn't know the menu well, which again isn't their fault but is a reflection on training and rushing the opening. There were some weird comments made to us that again felt like a lack of training. We didn't feel particularly welcomed. I'm not a stickler for dress codes at all but I do think the current one they have in place is far too informal and sloppy for hospitality. At the risk of sounding boomery... If the guests are dressed up and the staff are wearing more or less PJs, something is off. Our impression from this first visit is not a positive one but I really hope others have more positive experiences and we can be back to try it again with a very different result. This is a great location that deserves greatness.

I wanted to love this place for the ambience but the food fell very short. I came on a rainy day for oysters and burgers because I've heard of them and everywhere else was booked. The burger was honestly not good but I was hungry so I ate it. It had a very odd bun that didn't have the texture to hold it together and I don't like the flavor of the sauce either. It was extremely messy and the fries were also flavorless and oily. The place was super nice inside and I enjoyed the oysters but that's it. I would only come back for a drink.

We tried Atta Girl for dinner and it did not disappoint. The staff was very nice and helpful with explaining the menu. We got the happy hour special of pink moon oysters, the cheeseburger Marie-jeanne, with a side of champignon, and the 1/2 smoked duck frites. The burger was delicious and saucy. The champignon were flavored perfectly and was a great side dish. The fries and sauce on the smoked duck were also really good! The fries were crispy on the outside with a pillowy inside. They also have brunch that we would like to try.

I'm not sure why they have so many negative reviews about service, we had a great waitress and they were very attentive. the menu is small, but the veggie burger is great! The fries were far too greasy and overcooked in my opinion. I'd say overall 4/5, good vibes and decent happy hour options.

One of my new favorite restaurants in the neighborhood. As they're brand new, I tried not to expect perfection, but everything we had was excellent. The roast carrots and arugula salad were wonderful to start. I got the 1/4 chicken and frites and LOVED IT. My partner got the burger and LOVED IT. Great beer menu and many other things to try in the future. I really liked that the portions weren't massive and the prices were reasonable, a relief these days with new restaurants. The wait staff was especially friendly and did a great job. The meal was a smidge on the sweet side, I would ask for the chicken sauce on the side next time. I can't wait to try the brunch, especially if they're bringing the Marie Jeanne omelettes back. The decor felt a bit... suburban and dated, but I'm able to overlook that kind of stuff. Solid grade A.

We decided to check out this new restaurant that replaced the beloved Dos Urban. We went on a weeknight when the restaurant was quiet and relatively empty. The burger was excellent and unique (smoked tomato jam was surprising in the best way). The fries were also great, my only complaint being that they were a little too greasy (some had oil dripping off when I picked them up). I was more ambivalent about the eggplant parm, which was good but not great due to being a little under seasoned. The service was polite and well paced. Ultimately, the price was a little high for what it offered but the burger was worth the trip!

The service was not the best, the food was terrible along with the alcoholic beverages. Each refill of soda costed $3 and our server had no regard to let us know that there are no free refills. I can understand if this was a high end restaurant, but it is a pretty casual one. Worst experience at a restaurant. I literally downloaded Yelp and made an account to post this review because I have never had such a terrible experience at a food establishment.

Went in with a group of 10 ppl for restaurant week. We were told all in the party had to order from the special menu or no one would be able to- red flag #1. Drinks took a long time to arrive and my martini was warm. Arugula salad was good and that was the end of the praise for this restaurant. Food came out cold and under seasoned. 3 of us ordered the eggplant parm all freezing, overly battered and mine was so undercooked it was inedible. Our server didn't bat an eye when she cleared 3 almost full plates of food and no one asked for a box. Portion sizes very small for what we paid. My husband's chicken not only arrived cold and then to top it off the server poured some cold beige gravy over it. Very disappointing and will definitely not return.

The food was good but the hostess was rude to me. I politely asked to be sat at a booth and she said "this is your table this evening" even though a booth was open! She could have sat me and my partner at the table I requested, and I did make a reservation so I don't understand why she would not help me. The food was solid but you're better off at Gretel next door.

We got seated quickly on a Saturday night. The oysters were ok. Frites (side order), ok but very greasy. The mushroom pasta was a small portion for the price.

Cute little spot! Very friendly! Do not come here if you're super hungry! Portions are kids sized ( honestly the cinnamon roll and burger were the size of my palm.... Maybe)! That being said the burger had a good flavor! The fries we got didn't look like all the yummy warm crispy ones I see in the reviews and ours were cold but they were still tasty! This place is new so I would certainly go back now that I know how it is!!

Giving them 4 stars because the food was delicious, but the service was the worst I've encountered in a long time. We had a party of 4 and were seated promptly, but we sat for 25 min before a server came to our table. They never apologized for keeping us waiting and the server had zero enthusiasm, it seemed like she was just going through the motions. As we were finishing our meal, we noticed that we hadn't seen our server in a while and our drinks were empty. They apparently left and we were given a new server, who brought us one round of drinks and never offered us dessert. When she brought the drinks, she informed us that we were being switched to a third server who was nice, but that server never came by again. We were the last table left on that side of the restaurant and sat with empty drinks for 15 min. One of us had to flag someone down to ask for the check. The food was great - we had the beef tartare, gravlax, smoked duck, steak frites, mussels, and a salad. Not sure if they have dessert because we weren't offered any and they don't have a dessert menu on their site. They advertise happy hour after 9pm on Saturdays, but when it hit 9pm and we asked about happy hour, the server said they're not doing it anymore. In that case, you should take it off your website! They don't deserve 4 stars given the service, but the food was good so I don't want them to fail. I noticed a lot of the reviews mentioned bad service, I hope they'll do something with the feedback and make improvements.

Chicago's best new restaurant of the year, and up there with one of the best(easily top 7 in Logan square). Honestly an absolute triumph Just the fries alone my friends and I went crazy for, and the staff was so warm and knowledgeable. Amazingly cool decor and especially the atta girl mosaic- very cool! Don't sleep on this and go there - lucky to get in early!!!!!!

Great new spot in Logan square, bringing back some of the favorites from cafe marie-Jeanne. Came for drinks and a few bites, and will be back. Wonderful wine selection, delicious food, and great service and atmosphere. Looking forward to trying their new brunch service soon.

Looking at these reviews it seems like Atta Girl had a rough start, but I'm here to tell you that they're great! My wife and I went for dinner a few weeks ago and had a fantastic time. Service was quick, friendly, and helpful. The food came out quickly, but not too fast, we had a well paced meal. Everything was plated beautifully and crafted well. The cheese, charcuterie, and wine program is executed fantastically well. You can tell they're related to Table Donkey Stick. Can't wait to go back again.

Amazing brunch, well up there with Lula and a worthy successor to Cafe Marie Jean (RIP). Unexpected, artisanal, personal, whimsical, exceptional menu and nice service.

The service was amazing. The restaurant is beautiful. The food needs some attention. Do not get the crudite and/or the vegan dessert.

Easily the worst restaurant I have been in Chicago. First off they season absolutely nothing. I got the Steak and Frites. It was so cold the butter on top did not melt. I sent it back and it took 25 minutes to come back. The manager let me know it takes 25 minutes to cook and steak and frites??? Which is not possible. When it came out it was still freezing and the fries were covered in oil. I'm physically ill from how gross the entire thing was. Do not come here. I've never felt I have wasted my money so badly in my life. 25 minutes for steak and frites??? It's a French restaurant and that is a French staple. Get real.

Honestly, the meat and cheese boards were great in variety. As for the actual dishes, absolutely not worth the money. Staff was also lacking in menu knowledge. Would return for drinks. Definitely a better place to chill at vs have dinner.

Service was impeccable, Sierra was a great addition to our amazing meal. Will be back!

We had a booth in the corner. Loved the food. I ordered French toast, scrambled eggs, and sausage. The French toast taste like they added orange extract. I'm not mad at it. Also the service was great. The server was very at the five and the bartender was great as well! They introduced us to a new drink and they smelled so good! Will return.

The service was slow. What was very disappointing was the food. The food lacked flavor and seasoning. The only thing my friends and I really enjoyed were the cheese and meat boards. We also had the mussels had zero flavor and tasted over cooked, had the steak frites had no flavor, ordered the duck frites not the best rendition, the boqurines had no flavor, ordered the steak tartar was dry. The oysters were ok and by the time the eggplant parmesan hit the table we were so underwhelmed that we didn't even touch it. We ordered a lot of food cause we were excited. Definitely one of the worst restaurants I've visited in Chicago when it comes to food.

delicious burgers , although they are pretty small. i was full tho because of the large amount of fries. the jam on the burger is to die for and adds a whole new level of flavor, and our server was attentive and lovely! not sure why I saw reviews saying the place looked cheap, it wasn't anything super special, but I thought it was quite beautiful and elegant.

Great food, great service, wonderful atmosphere. A great new/old spot. The burger and frites are simply amazing.

The aesthetics of Atta Girl are awful, from the cheap tables, to the inexplicably ugly decor, terrible seats, super bright lights, servers wearing pajamas??.... We couldn't stop talking about how bad everything looked. The food was delicious, but it just couldn't make up to the experience of having to sit there for two hours. Very weird experience. Maybe order takeout??

First off, Yelp can take the backseat. The staff here, the food here, Carmen is a dream come true, that's the spotlight. I loved my visit here and truly because the staff made it. Would sacrifice my first born to experience this again

Good food, but smaller portions. Stopped in on a whim and glad that we went. Didn't try any drinks. Service was great!

What a special new spot in Logan! Looking for some delicious wine recs ? Your servers will be super knowledgeable and sweet as they guide you through your meal and drink selection. If you're looking for some classic dishes with a twist, check this place out. The decor is super cute and it's perfect for a yummy night out with a date or friends.