Bob & Harriet's Home Bar

I absolutely love this place. The atmosphere is so inviting and the people there are amazing. Trivia on Thursdays nights is awesome and karaoke on Saturday nights are a blast. The food and the drinks are delicious but my favorite thing: the brunch! The chicken n waffles is so crunchy and flavorful and a Bloody Mary to start? A killer combination. I love this place and everything about it. You can tell that the owners care about their staff and customers and want everyone to have a great time. Absolutely go if you have the opportunity

This bar is such a disappointment for the Kirkwood neighborhood. We started coming to trivia weekly when we moved here, sitting at the bar. Week after week no one started to recognize us. Service is shockingly slow. Many times we were stuck long after trivia or a sports game was over just waiting for someone to close us out. Often we had been the first ones there and the last to leave. I have given them too many chances. I desperately wish we had a good casual hang in the neighborhood, but this isn’t it. I beg of anyone reading this, do not give this place any of your money!!

The Pullman is a Kirkwood staple. It has a neat train related atmosphere, reflecting the history of Pullman yard. We ate here for the first time last week, and were pleasantly surprised. The service was pretty good. It was not super busy, as it was a Monday afternoon. And it was really nice just to sit outside and feel like part of the world again. I felt like the amount of food was really great for the price. My husband got the special, which was a giant chicken salad sandwich with a caesar salad. I got the turkey sandwich with tomato soup. I also got a Rose, and a summer cocktail. We were celebrating our post wedding weekend, so it called for a brunch drink. The turkey sandwich was great. It was hot, and toasted, which I wasn’t expecting. The combination of the turkey and Muenster cheese with the mustard they used was so good. The tomato soup was also excellent. My husband’s sandwich was enormous. We ended up having enough leftovers for a snack later. All of it was very tasty. We will definitely be returning to this neighborhood hang.

Came here for brunch but they weren’t serving it currently. Enjoyed their normal menu and Bottomless Mimosas! This Saturday morning they had a poker tournament and I was able to play a few hands. Very fun environment. I’d definitely come back.

Great bar food and even better service. The server mentioned that there has been issues getting food delivered and the wings were smaller than usual so he brought out a bowl of extra wings without us asking! The burger was juicy and perfect. Great spot!

The whiskey selection is vast- drinks are made well. I've like the food here - falafel wrap and grilled cheese with tomato soup were lovely. But those fries are hard to beat! Very great - will be back.

Awesome neighborhood spot for food and drinks. Dog-friendly patio. Cozy and welcoming atmosphere with great service. I love coming here for brunch or late night for karaoke or live music.

Got the Big Bob burger, and it saved my life! How a burger 🍔 and fries 🍟 should be made and taste! May take a few days to get over the joy it brought me today!

Okay so it's cold as heck here in Georgia. I needed to warm my core so I decided to stop in this little community because I was hungry. I had the most delicious homemade tomato soup ever! A tiny tiny bit on the sweet side. It really hit the spot.

Such a fun bar to hang out at on karaoke night! I have been here with friends several times over the past few months and we have a great time, every time. Thoughts and Recommendations: - Parking is available in the Le Petit March parking lot. - Karaoke setup is legit! They have a small platform for those singing, a tv screen for patrons to sing along, the sound system is good, and the moderator is professional! Best part is that the people here are so nice so even if you sing horribly the crowd will love and support you every second. - Food is decent! I wouldn't come here *just* for the food but if you're hungry you can expect to find decent food. My husband and I's favorite is the Fried Chicken Sammie! - Great selection of drinks! They've got it all but my favorite is checking to see what's new on their cocktail menu. They're always creative and delicious. Bob & Harriet's doesn't look like much on the outside but you're guaranteed a good time. Can't wait to be back!

Bob and Harriet's is a classic mom and pop style diner with classic foods, burgers sandwiches and the works. The staff is super friendly and there's a good selection of beer to choose from. All in all the food is pretty classic and done well but it's nothing over the top or shocking. Great local eat and would say if you want some classic American food try it out!!

Had a wonderful afternoon meal & drink in Kirkwood. Sweet and Chili Chicken, with hand cut pepper fries were cooked to perfection. The non frozen daiquiri is my drink of choice next to the "deliciousness" - dont pass by, this place is a winner. Eat outdoors for a nice breeze.

Great little neighborhood bar/restaurant! Food was exceptional, highly recommend the fried buffalo tofu sandwich.

I feel if they fried the tenders a tad bit longer, they may be the best Chicken Tenders in The entire business should be centered around the Tenders. How flaky the crust in opposition to how tender the chicken is, is unparalleled and should be studied by culinary schools. None of this is an overstatement, trust me. Also service has been great each time I've been thus far.

Great food, great drinks, great atmosphere. Love to go for brunch in this hidden gem.

Wanted to enjoy myself with my father and sister and my sister had a bee fly in her drink. She didn't complain only asked for another drink and didn't even have her drink replaced and was told that it was her fault due to us being outside. Why have an outside area if you know things like this would occur. That was not the issue though the issue was the co-owners response that we should sit with our hands over our drinks while sitting out doors bc it's our drinks and we have to protect it but yet told my father if it was food it would be different. This isn't about money because that wasn't the issue it was the condescending response from the co-owner that made us feel uncomfortable and disrespected. Had a great breakfast at the restaurant next door and wanted to follow up with drinks seeing as though we had such a great time but never again.

The Pullman is a neighborhood pub in downtown kirkwood with an eclectic menu offering something for everyone. I stopped by on a Saturday morning(they open at 11am on Saturday) for brunch. The menu has traditional brunch staples as well as fun cocktails and flight options. I ordered the shredded kale and Brussels salad which came with cheese and a lemon dressing. I topped it with Grilled chicken breast. This is one of the best salads I've had in a long time. The dressing was perfectly acidic and tossed evenly. The chicken was juicy and well seasoned. I couldn't even finish the salad I was so full! I also shared a mimosa carafe.

When you think neighborhood pub- you think inviting. However, the bartender/server was pretentious and acted like he was doing us a favor by gracing our table with his presence every 20 minutes. Food was fine, but we will take our business where customer service is actually a thing. Too bad because we are local.

Fantastic food - the Cuban sandwich was perfect, the Caprese generous. A great selection of draft beers and cocktails. Fantastic atmosphere in a pleasant neighborhood. The service was spectacular, caring and informed. I will be going back to this place a LOT.

Went with a friend for first-time visit. Great atmosphere and service, Ordered the Cuban sandwich with fries it was delicious!!! Highly recommend!!!

Bob & Harriet's is a local gem. Especially in Covid times. They've got a great menu and a friendly staff. Everything is clean and masks are mandatory moving around the joint. There are plexiglass separators between the staff at the bar and the patrons. The hours are a little iffy - Mondays are Pandemic Picnic with limited options, they're closed Tuesdays... but the rest of the week is a goldmine. Great options for beers and a full bar for your classic cocktails. This place has great food. I've not had anything that I haven't liked. Great all around!

We love this spot! Their spicy bloody mary is great and you can't beat cheap 420. We come here for brunch all the time - my favorite is the Bob & Harriet biscuit (the one with buffalo fried chicken & pimento cheese). My husband's favorite item is the Big Bob burger (I dare say it's one of the best burgers in the city). Also, the chicken tenders are fantastic! The best thing is they're consistently great - we've never had a bad or even "just okay" experience. Oh, and they know their way around a rum cocktail and their patio (off the street) is dog friendly.

What a hidden gem! It's easily missed and street parking can be very difficult. it's best to park in the lot where Le Petit March is located and walk. You must try the egg rolls! They frequently change, today was a mixture of chicken and bacon. They were awesome! The fried cod (fish and chips) was ok. The fries were better. OMG the fries are delicious! They use Old Bay seasoning. I also enjoyed the fried chicken sandwich with brussels as a side. The food came out hot and everything tasted fresh.The bartender also made a wonderful Old Fashion cocktail. The service was also excellent, Mia was very friendly. An overall great experience!

Cool little bistro spot. Bar tender was awesome. They didn't run out of our favorite drink NÜTRL. Was somewhat disappointed that we weren't able to purchase that there. Overall, good spot, nice staff, and decent options for food.

This place is aptly named. Feels super homey and welcoming and the food was simple but fresh/delicious!

Let's start with - the food was GREAT! The Pullman Dip was excellent and came with the best restaurant Mac & Cheese I've had in a long time. It was slightly spicy (maybe pepperjack cheese) and I didn't even need add salt or pepper. My friend enjoyed his "Candy" burger and the cheese sticks were good as well. The only drawback was there seemed to be only one waitress for the entire place (bar, dining room, & outdoor tables), so the service was slow. But the beer was cold and food warm when it arrived, which is surprisingly rare these days at a lot of restaurants. Lastly, the music jumped to every genre which was odd, but in a good way. I'll definitely be back.

This is located in Kirkwood and there is street parking. Went for date night before Team Trivia night, which was at 8pm. It was fairly empty and we got to pick where we wanted to be seated. Service was very prompt. My wife ordered a red wine and loved it (she can't remember the name lol). We got fried cheese sticks, fish & chips, and the turkey avocado wrap. The Fried cheese sticks were really good but the sriacha ranch sauce was really amazing! So much so, my wife got it to go with her turkey avocado wrap, which was also really good. Side note, they use actual carved turkey chunks and it's not just deli meat. I really think this made it even better but the flavors were just very well put together. The fish &a chips were disappointing. There was so much batter that it was super hard to get to the fish. The old bay fries were really good but they were covered in grease. Definitely wouldn't get again! The only unpleasantries is the compost can outside and the dogs pooping, which you can see while dining. I would still recommend and would try some brunch items next time! Service was great also!

I've been here now and played for Sunday brunch many times. I love the food. The owner Dan is definitely the man and truly cares about his staff, his customers, and where his food comes from. I would highly recommend trying this spot out, especially for Sunday Bluegrass brunch. Did I mention bottomless mimosas!

Came just for the Thursday trivia and left really impressed! Great, friendly staff that regularly checked on us and were conscientious of us trying to listen for trivia more than once. The food is very affordable so I had low expectations, but it was actually really tasty! We had soft pretzels with great beer cheese, a good french dip, and a buttery turkey BLT. They also have some decent beers on tap and I found a new beer I enjoyed - bonus!

My wife loves this place. I have had a mixture of experiences, but overall really do like it. The thing I like the most is that the owner is there so often, he's so friendly and so engaging. This restaurant is kid tolerant and actually has some toys and games The food is good and the menu changes sometimes to offer variety. They offer a variety of good drinks and high dollar beers. Make sure if you go in during busy times that somebody sees you sit down. Also, in late night times you should probably ask whether there is table service... that has been inconsistent in my experience.

Enjoyed the Pullman's Bluegrass brunch yesterday. While Petit Marché next store had a line out the door for the funk brunch, we were seated right away and given menus. The brunch menu is simple but appealing and listening to the band play in the background was fun. This place is family/kid friendly. I tried the whole hog biscuit while my wife ordered the salmon benedict and we both enjoyed our meals. While delicious, portions aren't huge and don't come with any sides. Otherwise, we enjoyed the ambiance, prices seem fair, service was good and the staff was friendly.

Currently still sitting here eating, so you know it's either really good or really bad. Good news! The Pullman is dope! I've been here numerous times but somehow forgot to leave a review. The service is friendly and attentive without being annoying, the food is excellent and reasonably priced, they have bluegrass on brunch days sometimes.... do I need to go on? P.S. The chicken biscuit with gravy is better than the one at that other place that's known for it. P.P.S. Pay the $2 and add pimento cheese.

I came here for Sunday Brunch. They had a band in there and was loud AF. Luckily, they had a few tables outside, so we decided to dine al fresco. Their brunch is very Southern-inspired. Actually, I will say it's pure Southern Brunch. You can get your Southern Brunch favorites like Chicken and Waffles, sausage and biscuits, egg dishes, and so on. If you like Brunch items, this might be the place to go. We came here at around 1:30 PM, and it was still brunch time. They didn't have their standard menu. I wished I was able to see their regular menu. I'm not a big brunch guy, so I don't care about brunch food. Oh well. You might be wondering, then why did I come during brunch? Honestly, I wasn't thinking about it. I feel brunch is more 10 AM to 12 PM food, not 1:30 PM food. I thought it was lunch time, not brunch time. Oh well. Since it was 1:30, they seemed to have run out of a lot of stuff. We couldn't order some of our first choices. I tried their Steak and Egg sandwich, which seemed like the least-brunchy thing on their brunch menu. The meat was bland. It didn't have any seasoning. The bread was okay, I think I could've done without the H&F bread. I felt it could've been a traditional steak and egg with a well seasoned ribeye. Or it could've been a brunchy take on a Philly cheesesteak. Nah, it was just a boring, bland sandwich. The sandwich came with some boring, bland hash-browns. It seems like they love their bland food. I liked the atmosphere and staff. The staff was very nice and helpful. But their food, at least the one brunch food I tried, didn't measure up.

This ended up being a pleasant surprise, the plan wasn't to end up here for brunch but the French place next door had a line out the door with the temperature in the teens outside. Ducked in here and found seating right away and was surprised about how good the food was and even enjoyed the live music. Since this was my first time here I decided to do it simple and go with the 1910 Breakfast. Simple breakfast but with a bit of a twist with the pecan smoked bacon. The food was good, service fast and the bar atmosphere was a nice. I saw all of the beers they had on tap because it was too early for that but I'll be back to sample. Looks like my nice little accident will end up being one of my brunch staples.

Food is good and atmosphere is quaint. However as a Republican Conservative I felt out of place. Too Liberal Social Justice Warrior for me. However the staff was very polite and attentive. I will eat here again but only to go.

The Oh George burger may be on my top five list (which is headed by In-N-Out, of course). Pullman looks to be a nice hangout - decent tap list and good eats out of the kitchen. I've only been the one time, so I may upgrade to four stars after more visits. I think I'll drag my beer buddy here next time we go pubbing. Service excellent. The place was empty when we got there and only had two other tables when we left (both featuring rugrats - will that be a problem, I wonder?).

Great vibe! Came after the Kirkwood stroll we ended up in Pullman. Not only were they accommodating for the random bathroom stops but they also offered great service for those of us who stayed to drink. As a consummate competitor, I was immediately drawn to the darts- and they have real darts and a real board not the average half quality bar set. Me and crew hung out up front and endnotes the scenery and service. Great local bar and as a midtown resident, I can imagine myself jumping in uber and coming back!

So everything was good up until a bug flew in my drink, even considering the lack of attention we got from the server (co-owner) Granted we sat outside which i completely understand these things happen. So i asked for another drink even tho less than half was consumed. When it was time to pay we asked why i was charged for the drink i didn't drink and the guy explained that as a business they can't take things off due to sitting on the patio. As we understood and was in complete agreement. He felt the need to leave us with a very condescending comment....he preceded to say....it's yours when you order it, cover your drink with your hand...you should protect your drink when you order it. Now who in the hell does that sir! There was a bee in my drink, not a fly, not a gnat....we were ok with understanding it from a business perspective and we're fully prepared to pay but that last comment was out of line. It made us feel small or like we didn't know better. He had no idea who was sitting in his establishment. We are in the blessing business and always take care of those who take care of us. We will not be visiting this establishment again nor will we be recommending it. And this was the co-owner. He set the tone as a black customer.

Service was good. We were able to sit outside which is nice given Covid. The food was subpar though. I had grilled cheese and tomato soup. Soup was super thick and weird. Sandwich was fine. Kids had cheeseburgers. Patty was clearly frozen but the fries were excellent. Husband had a turkey sandwich which had so much mustard in it, it was disgusting. We paid, tipped well given the servers were pleasant and won't be going back.

My dining adventurer and I attempted to go to Dulce bakery for the fifth time - only to find that it was closed for some reason (renovations, holiday, I don't know - I stopped reading once I saw the "closed" sign) and decided that since we were already parked, to find something nearby to eat. Pullman didn't look impressive from the outside - dark windows and paint - and wasn't impressive on the inside either. However my dining partner was far more adventurous than I and actually read the menu, which included a quinoa black bean burger. She asked for the menu and although it was brunch and they didn't offer the burger they said they'd make it for us so we stayed. The server looked like a rocker chick but was extremely friendly and helpful. To our continued surprise there was organic items and veggie sausage as a meat option. We ordered and the food came quickly and was really good. Simple things like roasted potatoes weren't just deep fried like most joints, they were lightly pan fried and colorful with diced red and green peppers; and their blueberry salad dressing was something to celebrate. I actually want to give this place 5 stars to raise their rating as I believe they deserve higher than a three, but can't due to the decor. I believe if they made it lighter and brighter to attract more people for lunch they would be as packed full of people as the restaurant that was 2 doors down. But maybe they do just fine during the evenings and don't need the daytime sales. Either way I'm glad Dulce was closed as we were able to find Pullman and now have it as a true Atlanta option.

If you're going to have a "seat yourself" policy at least be aware of your customers that enter the restaurant and take a seat. Or perhaps I was overlooked because you had to serve the table of 7 who came in after me. And even after taking their drink orders you still didn't notice me sitting across from them SMH! But yet you have a big sign in the window that you welcome brown people. really!

Attended the Bluegrass brunch, that was misleading, however not a deal breaker. There was music, it was decent, advertised 12-3pm. The couple playing called it quits about 2:20. Also disappointing as we did come for the music. The food was great. We had biscuits and gravy and a Bacon, egg and Gouda biscuit and a side of cheese grits. The servings were good the prices were reasonable. Best of all we got a huge carafe of mimosas for $15. Cute area of Atlanta, would definitely return when visiting again.

Love this place! Legitimately has one of the best burgers in the city, and they have great brunch on the weekend!

We chose this place for Sunday Brunch because we saw the high ratings on Yelp. There was a band playing bluegrass so I was excited to be there. The Brunch menu is short but terrific. There were a dozen choices on the menu and that was too many, they all sounded good. I chose the avocado and Lox toast it was superb. Nice size pieces of lox on thick sliced toast. With a creamy avocado and capers. Service was excellent, the restaurant was not too crowded so we stayed and listened to the band after we finished eating. I definitely recommend this restaurant!

Another awesome gem for Kirkwood, I'm going to dub this place the Cypress of the East. It's non-smoking (yay!), dark without being cheesy about it, and just has that friendly vibe that makes me want to be a regular. The prices were quite good on beer (Wild Heaven for $5) as well as food, with sandwiches all ringing in under $10 and entrees being in the low-teens. I'll definitely like this place more off-diet if the smell of my beau's philly cheesesteak is any indication, but I was plenty pleased with my roasted veggie sandwich. The whole wheat bread was hearty and I loved that they let me substitute grilled asparagus for fries. It was kind of a small portion, but I'm over it. I spied a lending library on my way out. I'll be back.

OK, after all the hullabaloo I recently posted about visiting a place multiple times before reviewing, I'm reviewing the Pullman after just one visit. There are two reasons for this, really. One, I enjoyed myself so the review's going to be positive and two, seeing as how this makes my first trip into Kirkwood in two years, the Pullman might as well be located in a lost city, covered in Amazonian vines. Hell, I've been to New York City more often than Kirkwood these past few years. On a positive note, it really felt like our foursome was in a whole new city when we were out for dinner. (Man, we're pathetic.) With a name like the Pullman, I imagined more of a train theme of which there wasn't, but that's more my fault than the bar's. The bar, itself, is appointed nicely, if not a little utilitarian. (I will give props to the bookcase full of old volumes, including a thumbworn copy of The Watchmen.) There's a nice seating area upon entry to the right which you'll need on busier nights. I'm not sure if there's a host or hostess or if you should just flag down a server. We flagged down a server who told us to have a seat and we were 3 parties back in the queue. It was kind of confusing, though thankfully civility amongst those waiting won out in the end. The Pullman also seemed fairly kid-friendly, owing itself to 1) the 3 kids I saw there and 2) the relatively early dinner we staked out because my friends and I are old as dirt, angrily refuse to text, and wear onions on our belt. I'm guessing since I saw kids, smoking is verboten. (I'm guessing, though.) I liked the food. The wings were nice. The spicy wings were, indeed, spicy. I know that sounds redundant, but I've been served too many "spicy" wings that are no more spicy than a chicken mcnugget. No lie, I once ate a bar's "nuclear" wings and when asked about it by the server, I told her to call her cook "a candyass" for me. I also ordered the pork sandwich. The menu description made me expect sliced pork (again, I don't know why), so I was a little surprised when it came out on the pulled side. I thought the flavors were nice and the coleslaw, if not original, a good textual addition. I will tell you my friend thought her pork sandwich simultaneously "needed sauce," but "tasted wet." I said that didn't make any sense and I still say it doesn't make any sense and if she wants to challenge me, I know she reads my Yelp reviews so g'head, Woman! Write your review! Unfortunately there's not a "crazy-ass observation" button alongside the "Useful," "Funny," and "Cool" that Yelpers can click. My other friend ordered the jumbalaya special which he thought was just "okay," but he's also a New Orleans snob who gets all judgey when a bar doesn't have Abita on tap. The wife appreciated the gluten-free demarcations on the menu which automatically earns The Pullman a gluten-free bump in starage. Four stars to you, Pullman. Oh, and I loved you in Independence Day by the way.

Our first of what is sure to be many visits to the Pullman was tonight. I'm excited for my Kirkwood neighbors to have a cool new restaurant, particularly given the blight they have suffered at the hands of the Kirkwood Grill. The first thing i thought when i finally found the menu online (Urban Daddy, of all places) was "Holy Shit, somewhere we can bring vegetarian friends!" Even the Fish was listed as V, which must have been intended as an obvious pescatarian dish but i didn't fuss. I know what "Trout" means and if you put it on grits i will eat it no questions asked. Upon finding a parking spot (hard to come by) i moseyed up to door and walked in. Immediately i was impressed with the decor. Like Kathleen said, dark without being cheesy. Honestly the photos i had seen must have been with the lights way up because it looked half-ass, but once inside myself i thought "this is casual-cool and i could drink beers here." The crowd was respectable for a Thursday night and I remember it being surprisingly muted in there despite the crowd. So i obviously had the aforementioned Fish and Grits ($14). My wife had the house salad ($4), no cheese, with the pepper vinaigrette and the fried chicken sandwich ($8). I hate to say this but despite the menu sounding delectable the food was either bland or over the top. My fish was served missing only the head, fileted down the middle, and lightly battered. The taste was plain and subtle, and i found myself picking around the bones that remained. The grits were OK but did not have a bold flavor, so my meal in general seemed to lack flavor. My wife's meal was the complete opposite. The pepper vinaigrette was way over the top - almost inedible in my opinion and i like pepper a lot. The chicken on the sandwich was very good but my wife thought the sammy over all was just "OK". Careful not to get your feelings hurt here, Mr. Pullman, but she thought you were trying too hard. There's a half leftover and i plan to be make my own judgement tomorrow. I think pregnant ladies are crazy, anyway. If you're reading this I'd suggest that you take it with a grain of...pepper. Eating out isn't really a fair way to judge and i know that. The truffle fries, for example, tasted awesome but i could tell the steam caused them to get droopy on the drive home. I had no experience whatsoever with their beer menu but if they have Wild Heaven i don't care what else they serve. I'll be back here without a doubt and hope my experience was either bad dish selection on my part or just a byproduct of not eating the food in-house like any good patron. Until next time, Pullman. We'll bring our hard-to-accomodate veg friend, too!

The 2 stars is only because the bartender was a very sweet lady and provided good service. We ordered the chicken wings. Was surprised when it was served like the wings were just bought from the store, fried as is and had some generic sauce slathered on it. The wings were not cut and prepped(joints, tips and all), did not please my eye nor my palette. It was messy eating. I immediately requested to cancel my remaining order of a chicken entree. They were respectful and obliged to cancel my order. The place was empty and not much of an ambience really. Needs a make over. Maybe that's the weekday scene, weekends must be better. Won't be returning unfortunately:(

Dan the Man(ager) is outstanding in everything he does and sells. He's knowledgable about the beers he sells (a rotating menu), listens to customers concerns - and does something about them - and genuinely enjoys taking the time to spend with his patrons. I love that The Pullman is always growing itself, from Bluegrass Sundays to karaoke to trivia - the establishment truly embodies a neighborhood joint and revels in its neighborhood's spirit. Plus, the Oh, George burger? Perfection, every time. Five HUGE stars.

Me in my wife went in and waited at the bar and the bartender ignored us and took the next customer. Then I politely interrupted to tell her we were disappointed with their service. And its 12:30am and they don't serve food so don't look at the food menu unless your coming early. Not to friendly to people of color beware.

Another great dinner at the Pullman last night! The draft selection must rotate because it was a whole new selection and they had Magners on draft and it was delicious!!!!! We got the egg-roll special appetizer, which was Cajun crawfish and it was piping hot and wonderful, I love the sauce it's served over. For our main dishes we got the fried chicken sandwich and the chicken pot pie, both were wonderful! Husband couldn't believe it, but he may like the fried chicken sandwich better than the Oh George burger, and we both ADORED the Oh George burger. Fried chicken sandwich had chicken fingers, pimento cheese and bacon on toasted bread. . .divine. Got the truffle fries this time and preferred them to the sweet potato fries (which we liked). My chicken pot pie was delicious, once I could eat it, it was so hot I had to wait a while for it to cool down. Which was fine because I had my side salad, which while simple was great. I loved the salad, and agree w/ the previous poster who said it was "perfectly dressed". There is something so nice about a perfectly dressed salad. Service was again friendly and excellent. We look forward to being regulars of the Pullman!

Very cool spot and the Fish & Chips are delicious. Huge shoutout to the Pullman for hooking up a few feds that aren't getting paid right now.

Great food and great service! The daily egg roll was delicious, and the fried chicken was very flavorful. Good selection of local beer on tap and Dan took great care of us.

My family loves everything about the Pullman. The menu is always up to date and exciting. the beer selection is great, the atmosphere is great and the staff rocks. My kids love it and we often go with a big group of neighbors. My son even requested to go there for his 7th birthday party, and my wife for her big 4-0. The Pullman is like family.

Love brunch at this place! They usually have entertainment (though I wish they'd have someone with audio experience to help them with sound) which is a nice touch. The food is always one notch above what I'd expect from this little bar. Drinks are all perfectly prepared classics! I appreciate this place and will continue to come back

We are new to the neighborhood and stopped in here for a drink. The staff is amazing and so friendly! We came back the next day for lunch and wasn't disappointed! Again, VERY friendly! Food is amazing! This shall be our local hang out spot!!! Karaoke is so much fun!

I would selfishly like to keep this place a secret but my conscience says I must share. We stumbled upon this place on a Sunday at brunch time after seeing the crazy line at Le Petit Marché. They had open tables, affordable mimosa carafes, and a live bluegrass band. Such a cozy place and the food was good. Will definitely go back, hoping this remains one of the few spots in atl to quickly grab a seat for weekend morning grub!

Came here for lunch and glad I did. Beer selection is great and the fish and chips I had were fantastic, especially the fries. Definitely coming back again.