Buckhead

Buckhead is a long established neighborhood north of Atlanta where some attribute it to a wealthy enclave while others embrace the shopping and restaurants that the area is known for. I have usually found myself in this community for the restaurants. They have some good ones out here. All in all, I would definitely recommend this part of Atlanta.

Was the food good? I sure don't know. MY sisters husband didn't plan on the rain sticking around and packed a sporty rain jacket. Was told of the "no hoodie" rule which didn't even apply but either way couldn't be seated because of that, despite the fact that he was dressed well underneath. Don't want to say that this is about race. Didn't help that the folks walking in, which were predominantly white, def had comments to make.l about his jacket. As great as this place may be according to reviews...to me This place isn't worth it. I'd rather not get judged on how I look.

Buckhead is a neighborhood North of Atlanta that some consider affluent while others like me who grew up in Atlanta don't think it's all that anymore....I guess it depends who you talk to...but most of the celebrities, sports stars and hip pop artists all live out in Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek but still Buckhead is still where all the old money lived and still live... According to wikipedia there are 43 neighborhoods that make up this place they are of the following Argonne Forest Brandon Brookwood Brookwood Hills Buckhead Forest Buckhead Heights Buckhead Village Castlewood Channing Valley Chastain Park Collier Hills Colonial Homes East Chastain Park Garden Hills Haynes Manor Historic Brookhaven Kingswood Lenox Lindbergh/Morosgo Margaret Mitchell Mount Paran/Northside Memorial Park Mount Paran Parkway North Buckhead Paces Peachtree Battle Peachtree Heights East Peachtree Heights West Peachtree Hills Peachtree Park Pine Hills Pleasant Hill Randall Mill Ridgedale Park Springlake South Tuxedo Park Tuxedo Park Underwood Hills West Paces Ferry/Northside Westminister/Milmar Whitewater Creek Wildwood Woodfield Wyngate So if your house lies in one of these neighborhood then consider yourself Buckhead.... A lot of people say you have to go to Buckhead to get decent food but I don't think that's true anymore....In fact most of the award winning restaurants now are now located outside of Buckhead...except for sushi...sorry but Umi https://goo.gl/maps/dwPcSJm9C9L2 which is across from The St Regis is still hands down the best sushi joint in Atlanta... There are a lot of places on the internet you can go and look for "best places to eat" in Buckhead but having lived here for over 25 years I say you can't go wrong with Bone's https://goo.gl/maps/LUimpM1YHgr or Atlanta Breakfast Club https://goo.gl/maps/Ucp1ceHmdRT2 P.S. If you have money to burn...you should check out Ritz Carlton's Sunday Brunch https://goo.gl/maps/Uq4uyM13S3q

Wonderful city to be in! Great hospitality, non chain restaurants, shopping malls, boutiques, parks and so much more. Researching Buckhead, I found that it is one of the top neighborhoods to live, work, and play! Traffic in the morning, day, and evening was not a problem at all. Since the area is one of the nicest, prices for some things, can be a bit more than expected but overall not too crazy high either.

Very rude and inconsiderate the waitress sit us at tables allow us to order food, drinks , and hookah and security hounds you to leave the tables with everything and no recommendations of what to do with your purchased items. Much micro aggression

For those of you out of the loop, "Buckhead" is actually an area (as the actual Buckhead, GA is off of I-20 near Greensboro, GA) that covers "uptown" Atlanta. Buckhead has a lot to offer, but with the shit traffic as of late, you can't experience anything when you are sitting in f'in traffic! Last night, it took me 1 HOUR to get from the GA 400 exit 2 to the Lenox Road/Peachtree intersection. That's not even a mile... today it took me 18 minutes to get from Phipps to church (about 2 miles down the road). I don't know if its Spring Fever, all of the damn out of towners, or the road work- but by the time you get to your destination, it seems like you don't even wanna do anything. With that being said, when you do reach your destinations, you have 2 powerhouse malls, and formerly (which sucks) the only city in the States to have 2 5AAADiamond/5 Mobil Star restaurants within miles of eachother (God bless their souls, The Dining Room at the Ritz, Buckhead and Seeger's), NY or San Francisco couldn't even brag about that! This is the place to be seen. Every night, it seems the patios of dining establishments are packed watching cars go by. Churches are mobbed at any given time (the church I am a member of is right smack in the middle of the madness), and there is a godo chance you will see a Bentley race a Lambo, or something along those lines. Hell, today I saw my first Lime Green Escalade with matching rims dart out of Lenox. Ha. A lot of changes over the years- I saw that the Roxy is now the Buckhead Theater (wtf is that?!)... No more ESPN Zone (where else could I get my mega sports arcade on?)... If you want to experience a less stressful B'head, come during the week before lunch or right after (but be weary of rush hour)- this is when I prefer to go. It's amazing the difference of the amount of people there (like comparing Phipps last night to tonight was a night and day difference). If you want history, you have to go off the main path. You will find more in the neighboring hoods (like Brookhaven)- however, I would like to give a special mention to West Paces Ferry Road, one of my favorites in the city (Tuxedo Rd and Valley Rd being my favs). Off of WPF, there lies the Atlanta History Center, which I have yet to visit- I am sure it will give you a better picture of the history! I guess what I am trying to say is, the more historical parts are as you leave Buckhead and head towards Midtown (another shout out- check out Peachtree Battle Ave. WOW!). I guess at the end of the day, you have your mix of modern meets old world meets hip meets money. It is a definitely unique area. It will be interesting to see what happens when ALL of the construction is finished around the area- there is a LOT of it going on!

Some people love it, some people knock it upside and sideways with complaints, but Buckhead is my true Atlanta home. Born and raised here, and having lived everywhere from Smyrna (no, not Vinings, it was technically Smryna y'all) to Virginia Highlands, Midtown and Brookhaven, Buckhead will always be home to me. Atlanta has many great neighborhoods and pockets. All the real estate lingo has certainly added to the number of those in my 36 years on this planet, but true Buckhead is still its own little entity. I love that the Buckhead Business Association has their new project where local businesses buy "Bucks" decorated by local artists as a fundraiser (check them out at F20, Starbucks at the Peach, churches, etc). I love that I live right off Peachtree and can walk for exercise in my neighborhood (Peachtree Hills) or to run errands from groceries to hardware store needs to meeting friends for lunch or a drink at one of the awesome spots in the Peachtree Battle Shopping Center - and that the majority of the businesses in there like Woo Skincare, Festivity and Whitehall Tavern are locally owned. I love that I've got easy highway accessibility from multiple routes out of the house. I love that I've got restaurants from high to low- whether it's Paul's or Chops for a fancy meal or Jalisco or In Between for a quick lunch- so many options! I love that local businesses flourish here, from Fabr'ik to Raw Denim, to Souper Jenny. Pool Hall, and Henri's. Whether you're looking to eat, shop or drink, there's something for anyone and everyone. Traffic can be a pain - but that's true just about everywhere in Atlanta so other than the annoying work on Peachtree by the malls, it's not a Buckhead-specific problem. I'm excited about the hopefully-finally-taking off status of the former Streets of Buckhead, and look forward to seeing good things ahead for my 'hood.

Love living, shopping and eating here! Truly one of Atlanta's best neighborhoods. Everything is within walking distance and very convenient. Traffic always bad especially 5-7 pm during the week and sometimes on Sundays around Church hours but to be expected. Overall, a great neighborhood to call home!

Ah Buckhead, anyone from out of town that knows anything about Atlanta knows Buckhead. At least those who are in there 30's and below [sorry I can't speak for the senior citizens] :) This area has everything you could possibly want: * Shopping * Restaurants * Night-life * and all the traffic you can handle. I love it Like Justin S said you can find everything from the filthy to the filthy rich. Well i'm not filthy rich but I hope i'm not filthy.

Steaks were great! They have a wide selection of exotic game and even Wagyu steak, which was terrificly tender and delicious. Our waitress, Mary Lee was a delight. She was highly attentive, and everything came out cooked to perfection! Highly recommended if you are looking for a great steakhouse experience.

Oppan Buckhead Style! I had to hurry up and write this review so I could use the Gangnam Style joke before Gangnam Style got too old. Buckhead is like an Georgian Gangnam. I was born and raised in Gangnam so I know what it feels like to be privileged and have a silver spoon in my mouth. I thought everyone in Korea had private drivers. I actually was dumbfounded when I found out my Korean friend's relatives did not have their own driver. So how is the Atlantan Gangnam? It's not bad. You have your high rise condos, expensive homes with elevators, mediocre but expensive restaurants, and cougars who look like aliens. In the 90's and early 2000's, Buckhead used to be the party town. Buckhead had the the strip where you can party in Tongue and Groove, Uranus, Coyote Ugly, Buckhead Bar, Mako's and so on. Thanks to the shootings with the gangbangers, that scene died. Now, in its place, lies a fancy condo. If you want to party in Buckhead, you have to head over to the East Andrews Area. Then again, I'm out of the party scene so I'm not sure if Buckhead has more party options. The traffic sucks, especially during rush hour--especially near the mall area. Since the party scene died down, at least it's not as crazy during weekend nights. I remember 10 years ago, on Friday and Saturday nights, driving through Peachtree and Pharr seemed like a nightmare. These days, I live too far to go to Buckhead. Usually, I just come for Yogurberry. But I do have good memories here, and it's not bad for being a poor-man's version of Gangnam.

I remember when Buckhead was a place to get drunk, get naked and party your ass off. Buckhead now is full of glorified pussies. Yeah, I said it. I lived in Buckhead for 5 years, right off of Peachtree Street. I was knee deep in the snob fest and proudly stuck out like a sore thumb! I was forced to dress up to go to Publix, wear 6 inch heels to go to Starbucks and curl my hair to go to Whole Foods. What happened to the days where throwing up on the sidewalk of East Paces got you in free at Fado? Going topless got you VIP and a swing in the window at Tongue and Groove and dancing/wading in the fountain in front of Nava was a necessary after last call? I was on the street past 3AM and was sprayed by the fire trucks! I sat next to Elton John at Johnny Rockets and sang "Benny and the Jets" totally off key! Where are the people that remember or...have blurry memories of the way it used to be? Now, Buckhead is a place to see and be seen. Dress in clothes you know you can't afford, drive a car you had to sell your soul for and have a sugar Daddy the age of your Grandfather to survive! Gone are the days when Buckhead was known for its night life and not the new Hermes store opening on the corner. Bring back the bar crawl not the sad dust bowl it has become!!

Good city, good vibes, good times. I have lived/worked in Buckhead for a few years now and can say confidently it's a great place to live, work, and play. Good balance of class, city life, and Georgia Southern hospitality. 4 stars.

*100 reviews and going strong!* I used to think I was too cool for Buckhead. I remember the day work decided to move me onto Piedmont Rd. like it was yesterday. I remember thinking "Great, now I'm going to have to deal with stuck-up ass-hats all day"...and I do. What I was not expecting was the number of awesome people I've met and the good times I've had here. Buckhead has a lot going for it. Some of our nicest restaurants call Buckhead home. Definitely some of our most pricey ones anyway. I feel comfortable saying that Buckhead has the two fanciest malls in Georgia. As far as a neighborhood goes, it's fairly transit accessible with Buckhead, Lenox and Lindbergh stops. I love seeing shows at the Roxy (you will always be the Roxy to me, Buckhead Theater). The bars are fun. I'm about to make a sweeping generalization but for the most part they are post-college age, kind of preppy and always a good time. If you look out across a crowded bar here it will probably look like a flock of polos has nested on top of a sea of khaki pants. Also a great part of town to meet cougars. So there's that. While it's not as wild as some other neighborhoods, Buckhead knows how to get down. If Atlanta was an ice cream shop then Buckhead would probably be vanilla, but sometimes vanilla is the right flavor. You know I love you Buckhead.

Before I moved to Atlanta in July '07, I had only visited the city twice. I knew that I would be working in Buckhead, but beyond that, I didn't know a lick about Atlanta's neighborhoods. I know that everyone loves to rag on Buckhead (which is why I chose it for my 100th review), but for me, it has been a great place to live. I have a short commute to work, my cost of living is reasonable, and I feel safe despite the lack of walkability in this uptown 'hood. No, I don't shop on daddy's dime and no, I'm not a Buckhead Betty. In fact, I work next to Lenox and Phipps but I can't even tell you the last time that I was at either mall. However, it's pretty cool to think about how many upscale boutiques Buckhead has, and it's impressive that they do more than 1bn in sales each year. Buckhead offers easy access to MARTA (which is only good when it comes to getting to the airport and Braves games), has quite a few nice hotels, and more than a handful of good restaurants. I love Chastain Park and its Amphitheater, the Buckhead Library, and our two movie theatres. Yes, Buckhead Village and its dive bars encourage post-college debauchery and a delay in entering adulthood, but that's a choice. I've realized that there is no such thing as a neighborhood that has everything. Buckhead isn't known for its night life for anyone over 25, but I've come to accept that. For now, Buckhead shows promise of things to come (Streets of Buckhead, Buckhead Greenspace) and I'm happy to call it my home.

What happens when you put "Buckhead" in Yelp's "Search for" field? It comes up with an arbitrary address to define the home base for this Atlanta neighborhood. Slightly humorous. Deserving of "Funny" ratings? Hopefully. Buckhead has been through its share of ups and downs (stunning mansions and shootings), but at the end of the day, it's still home. And yes, just in case you were wondering, I called the provided phone number and no one answered.

I figured a good follow-up to my review of Atlanta (my 300th Yelp, by the way) would be to talk about Buckhead... my 'hood. Well, technically I live in Garden Hills, which is a neighborhood in Buckhead. I moved here 3 years ago and I didn't think I wanted to live in Buckhead. You know, the traffic... the clubs... the traffic... Fortunately I made a pretty good investment when I bought my condo because a block away they demolished all of the clubs to make room for The Streets of Buckhead and across the street the Atlanta International School tore down all of the old apartments to expand their athletic field. Looks like the neighborhood is turning up. Thanks to newly redesigned traffic patterns I rarely get caught in gridlock (seriously... it's happens so infrequently that I get surprised when cars start to back up during rush hour). I wish there were a few more things to do at night... well, other than eat. Actually, even if there were some clubs open I'd probably still go to Midtown to be with the gays. Overall I enjoy living here and it seems to only get better. Now if only my property taxes would stabilize. That would make it awesome.

Zip code 30305 is the most affluent area of the Southeast: Buckhead is its beating heart. When I was an angst-fueled teenager stuck out in the middle of West Cobb, I would fantasize about what life would be like in Buckhead. Living in one of those posh mansions on West Paces Ferry, driving to steak dinners at Chops in our swanky car, or cruising down Peachtree Street to Midtown...it all seemed like a dream. Now that I'm living off Roswell Road -- only 5 minutes from the Buckhead Bar triangle, the best shopping in the city, and beaucoup restaurants, the new Buckhead Theatre, and plenty of scene to relish in -- y'all better believe I'm never leaving. Buckhead really is as good as Atlanta gets.

There is one Yelper who said: "Buckhead! I wouldn't be here so much if work didn't make me." That about sums it up, doesn't it? "Buckhead" is the playground and living quarters for the 1% and wanna-be's ... pretentious, expensive, traffic-clogged and overwrought as a "real" housewife. This is a great place to visit if you want to be looked-down upon, hassled or ignored for your time and money spent there... Buckhead is the place of shootings (during the super bowl!), killings (unsolved!), wide-acred lawns, old-school mansions and new-school McMansions... Buckhead is the setting for novels (A Man in Full), plays (Peachtree Battle), movies that are far from complimentary and the setting for more one-liners than the most experienced comedian could utter ... Stay away ... stay very far away...

Drove through this ritzy area and totally appreciated the beautiful architecture, rolling landscaped grounds, and calm vibe. The photos show the city. I am talking about the stunning residences/mansions.

My dad ran the movie house in the late 30's. I remember Wender and Roberts, went to North Fulton HS in the late 40's, the record shop where we went to hear the latest big bands and Nan Blackstone (risky), pick races out Roswell Rd. Then working there in the late 60's. It has changed soooo much, still a great place.

A lot of people have beef with Buckhead. First off, they can suck it. I'll be the first to admit that there are a lot of reasons not to like Buckhead - budding private school frat-stars buzzing West Paces Ferry in jacked-up SUVs being only one of them. As I see it, there are two kinds of Buckhead natives: (1) the kind that everyone immediately thinks of (i.e. the oblivious 40-something business dad, the trophy wife he met at UGA, and their 1 or 2 tan and athletic children), and (2) the kind that feels a twinge of guilt on behalf of the above group every time someone from another part of Atlanta asks where they're from and they have to say, apologetically, "Buckhead, I guess." So to all the people messing up Buckhead's street cred: STOP BEING DOUCHES. To everyone else: if you can make it past the conservative yardsigns, landscaping trucks, and Stepford wives, don't count Buckhead out. There IS cool stuff here.

Buckhead has the prettiest most serene atmosphere rather you're shopping eating out or just walking around. There's valet parking everywhere! This is by far the best part of Atlanta the buildings & lights make you feel like you are full of life energy & ready to party! Or spend lots of money lol I love this place!!!!!

Yin and Yang We had an absolutely wonderful time at a close friends wedding tonight here in the NE Buckhead area of Atlanta. After the wedding reception was complete a large group of wedding guests decided to go to Fado's Irish pub in Buckhead to continue the celebration. Once down in Buckhead we found an open "Handicap" parking slot in a parking lot on Pharr Road at the (Pharr Road Shopping Center). We parked in a clearly marked Handicap slot because we had a person with a Handicapped parking permit with us, went into Fado's and when we came out an hour later our car was booted - even though the handicap parking permit was quite clearly showing from our rearview mirror. The Company that booted our car is named "Empire Parking Services". We called the Atlanta Fulton County Police Department about the problem, and when their officers arrived all they could say was "talk to your city councilman!" It is unbelievable "Empire" is allowed to do this - even over the police asking them why. We had to pay a $75.00 extortion fee to "Empire" to get them to unboot our car, and because of them we now won't make it home until after 3 AM. We don't live in the "city of atlanta" so we have no idea who the councilman are to even bring this issue to. Certainly we rightly assumed that a State DMV provided handicapped parking permit displayed in a handicapped parking spot would be sacrosanct to parking boots. Quite evidently not the case in today's world of greed in Atlanta! In today's world the City of Atlanta has empowered companies that are total scumbags like "Empire Parking Services" to be granted immunity to do as they please --- even directly in the face of other laws. We called the credit card company to disallow this charge, and will now be doing all possible to have this companies license to steal revoked! We want our fellow Atlantans to be aware that "Empire Parking Services" is a renegade company run by people that do not observe the law, or even have common decency; and to avoid them at all costs when visiting Atlanta! If anyone has additional ideas for us on how to post this in a way that it will receive more attention and put more pressure on "Empire" -- Please let me know. Thanks!

Buckhead is like Paris Hilton: full of itsself. If it weren't for the flash and money, it wouldn't be nearly as impressive, interesting or pretty as people make it out to be.

Buckhead is my home. I have lived here for 3 or 4 years and for 2 years before that I hung out in the area. Everything you want is right here. Rarely do I drive beyond a 5 mile radius. The people are cool, friendly and diverse. Plenty of parking compared to midtown and literally right in the middle of the city. Tons of new construction so it is continually growing. You have all classes of people from the filthy to the filthy rich. You never know what you are going to find. I just bought a house so i'll be here for quite a while.

Honestly witrhout any hate or anything all you hear about if you aren't from Atlanta is about Buckhead this and that but besides the really good restaurants and shopping that's all there is to it. Coming from LA there are so many luxury places in hollywood and down on rodeo so it's funny when people think that "Buckhead" is for the elite or whatever lol.

Always had a soft spot for Buckhead, before I lived over here. Now that I do, I'm loving it more & more. there's always something to do. A bevvy of restaurants; nightlife, and the famed Lenox Mall. Not to mention just minutes from Midtown & Downtown

Yeah Buckhead isn't Buckhood anymore. When I turned 21... maybe a bit younger I'd often visit Buckhead. Not to long ago it made a sad turn for the worst. But hey that's the past and now it's got some cool places to eat and what not. May not but the club hopping area I knew and loved in the 90s that's cos it's better.

The good life or the rich side of town is the best way to describe it. Maybe to me cause i seen worse neighborhoods. You roll through Buckhead and you see shiny buildings, restaurants, and a lot places to shop. While most may go the lenox area, i favor by roswell rd by the Buckhead 05 luxury apartments. Lots a nice looking ladies too. The only issue i tend to see is Traffic. People driving crazy like their in California or New York on narrow streets. Probably easy for someone to get road rage. Horns always honking. You definitely have to watch other drivers. Other than that i can say i feel good most times I'm in Buckhead. Funny i went to school on the north side back in the day and really paid much attention to Buckhead. Guess i didn't see it that way. It became more of flossy area in the last decade.Have fun.

Everyone always talks about Buckhead but you have to visit for yourself to see what all the hype is about. It has great restaurants and shopping to satisfy everyone's taste

this is a shopping - business neighborhood - one of the most expensive parts of atlanta - if you are looking for a good shopping experience then def. go to buckhead