Battle and Brew - Sandy Springs
Restaurant · Forestwood Lane ·
Gamer's paradise with pub grub, geek trivia, and drinks
Gamer's paradise with pub grub, geek trivia, and drinks
"An immersive gaming and e-sports restaurant featuring an adjacent lounge that supports dozens of gaming stations, a PC battle arena, a premium VIP gamer area, and large-screen viewing—designed for groups who want interactive entertainment alongside food and drink." - Eater Staff
"If Santa didn’t bring you a new gaming system, you can use the toys at both Battle and Brew locations in Sandy Springs and The Battery on Christmas Day. Don’t sleep on the menu, which includes heaping burgers, bulgogi bowls, and craft cocktails, best enjoyed over a lively round of Super Mario Party." - Caroline Eubanks
"You don’t have to be a gamer to win at this arcade, bar, restaurant, lounge, and general hangout. Nothing on the menu is over $16, including Sandy Springs’ “best burger” (determined by popular vote) and platter-sized nachos. Low-priced cocktails with meta names, sweet profiles, and sometimes sparkles appeal to the child in all of us." - Su-Jit Lin
"There’s no shortage of activities to get into at The Battery, but Battle & Brew stands out as a gamer’s paradise with great food. With futuristic neon signs, sci-fi memorabilia, and enough TVs to stock a Best Buy, the video game restaurant makes a joke of your basement rec room. Sink into a comfy couch and let your muscle memory take over as you jam controller buttons. Soon a cotton candy-topped vodka punch, some crispy falafel, and a moist chocolate bundt cake will arrive at your table, and you’ll wonder if this could get any better. It does: The gaming venue turns into a late-night, 21-and-up party with DJs and themed nights that’ll make you glad you saved your Mortal Kombat costume." - nina reeder, demarco williams, juli horsford, jacinta howard
"Getting your gamer kids to leave their lairs for a family meal can be a struggle. So meet them halfway at Battle & Brew, a video game restaurant in The Battery Atlanta that serves better-than-average sandwiches and pub classics. As the kids take over the couch, you can take the tabletop just behind it and swig locally made mead while marveling at how real the game’s cutscene looks. No, this isn’t the arcade food of your childhood. Crispy fried pickles, hearty double patty burgers, and a moist chocolate bundt cake make it one of the best meals you can have in The Battery." - demarco williams, nina reeder, jacinta howard