EATaliano Kitchen

The food and services were great. The gluten-free menu is very accommodating. A bit overpriced for my liking. Probably won't be back because of pricing (especially considering the location). But if you don't mind that it is definitely worth a tastes.

Came to eat here the other day. This was my first time here at EATaliano and I will definitely be coming back! I’ve been living around the battery for some time now, and I realized I have never been here so I figured I would try the place out! The food and service were fantastic. The scallops gnocchi, recommended to me by my server, Audrey, was just what I wanted. Audrey was very helpful and attentive to our table. She was so personable and overall just great at her job! 5 stars all around!

Been coming here for years, my favorite dish by FAR was the salmon cannelloni. I used to recommend people constantly to go and try it, because it was always the best. The quality has gone down significantly, they’re using much less sauce, the filling is significantly dryer, had it tonight and the cheese wasn’t even melted. This seems to be the same trend for everyone else who has gone with me. I’ve always loved this restaurant, and will always say the atmosphere and service is wonderful, but the food simply isn’t what it used to be, especially for the price.

We went the try this restaurant for valentine. The food was blend and horrible we paid $228 for salmon that was dry , the pasta was horrible. The only thing that tasted good was my Greek salad . We did not eat our food, it was very disappointing consider the automatically toke $30 tip out. Waste of money.

The food was delicious everyone in my party really enjoyed theirs. The waitress Olivia was very knowledgeable and polite. I will definitely be going back.

This place was absolutely fantastic, music was good volume, food was really good. I got the meatballs, salmon cannelloni, and my lady got the Chicken Fettucine Alfredo. I thought everything was great. Small bugs flying outside, wish there was a bug screen or candles or something. Brandon was an amazing server and gave great recommendations. He was also prompt and kind. Great guy.

I was excited to bring my parents after having a great experience from when I came without them. The food was great and the atmosphere was great as well. We sat outside and it was a beautiful day. Unfortunately our waitress Dameyah didn’t want to give us the time of day. She was very much giving an “I don’t want to be here” vibe. We came to celebrate my birthday and I felt like a burden the whole time I was there. Only refilled waters, not my Coke. This place isn’t “cheap” and I was okay with that because the food was amazing but with the prices they have, I would at least like to be treated we are eating at a nice place. We waited 15 minutes for boxes that we ultimately asked 3 different employees for them because our waitress never returned with them so a different employee ended up getting them for us. 5 min later she came back to us with boxes after we had already boxed up our food. She basically tossed the bill on the table 😭 I felt punked having raved about this place to my parents and they weren’t impressed due to the service. Maybe this was an off day but it really sucked that I paid good money for an experience I disliked for my birthday ): Would have loved to take the money I spent here and take my parents to eat at a different place.

The cheese calzone was mediocre and the service was terrible. Before receiving the calzone that you see pictured my first one was given to another table. The onsite manager asked me if I wanted the first calzone since the other customer hadn’t touched it. Of course I didn’t! I had to firmly ask for another calzone to be made which took almost 15 mins. Would not recommend this restaurant.

Exquisite Italian Cuisine This restaurant is a great option for a meal after a Braves game. We started with the bruschetta as an appetizer--fresh and flavorful. For the main course, we ordered a variety of pasta dishes, all of which were excellent. The pizza was decent, though not the highlight. Service was very good--attentive and friendly. Highly recommend for a post-game Italian dinner!

Let's get the easy one out of the way first. Ambience was okay. Nothing special, but nothing objectionable. I'm fortunate in that the love of my life is not overly concerned about special occasions. It was Valentines Day, and I forgot to make reservations The fact that we could just walk into this place without reservations, in the Battery, should have been a big red flag. First up? $75 per person mandatory for a 5 course Italian meal. Italy would be ashamed. Courses in this order: Cheese board, appetizer, Greek salad, entree, dessert. After waiting 20 minutes, got the salad. That's right, what happened to the first two? They came 10 minutes later. So since when did a Greek salad consist of radicchio salad with a few olives thrown in? Not in Greece, I promise. The cheese on the cheese board was dried out with no flavor. The app? Best part of the first 3 courses. It was a rice ball concoction called Arancini. It was okay, but I definitely had better. After another slow 20 minutes, here come the entrees. I had Lasagne, she had the veal. They were stone cold. Not even Luke warm, just cold. The cheese on the lasagne was like rubber. She said the veal was like leather. Worst entrees I've had in a while. I only ate about 1/3 of mine, and took the rest home hoping I could salvage it. Honestly? The 5th course, the chocolate cake, was the best. At this point, I'm inclined to believe they didn't make it themselves. Came from a bakery somewhere. With the $40 bottle of wine, and the auto gratuity of $40, the bill came to almost $250. When I think of all the fine meals I could have gotten in Atlanta for that much, I feel sick. Hal's steak house, Mezza Luna (for far less), Rumni's Kitchen (a little less), or Poor Calvin's! When we walked out, she said "I can't believe we got ripped off by a tourist trap in our own home town". That should tell you all you need to know. BTW, I reheated the leftover Lasagna tonight for dinner. In all honesty, the $10 lasagna at Costco is better. Much better. No joke. Not trying to be funny, petty, or anything else. The Lasagna at Costco's is BETTER! I don't normally like to tear a new butt hole in establishments, but this place is the biggest rip off I've been to in Atlanta. Bar none. I imagine I'll get some hate for this, but I'm a fat boy. I know good food. This ain't it. Glad to get this out of my system

Food was decent. The bartender wasn't as attentive as I would have liked but I appreciated the outdoor views while sitting inside

I love this spot! I have tried several different food items from their menu, such as their seafood linguine, and the lasagna and all are super flavorful every single time. Their pizzas are also great if you were in the mood for sharing a pizza. We love to sit outside when we can because it is great to people watch as you are enjoying your delicious Italian food while sipping on your wine.

This was actually a to go order and oh my did it exceed my expectations! The order was perfect and just as I had requested it. I had Grilled Salmon with Marsala sauce on a bed of spinach with roasted vegetables and red bliss potatoes. OMG! So yummy! The portions were generous. This was by far one of if not the best takeout experience I have ever had! You should check them out for sure. I've been to the Briarcliff Rd and The Battery location and they are both spectacular! Don't miss out on this hidden gem!

So I ordered the Arancini, which is like a fried ball with bolognese pasta and the sauce was to die for. Next was my drink which was a dry drop martini it was seriously so good, gin with lavender bitters. Next a margarita pizza that was so flavorful but simple, not doing too much. Cooked to perfection the crust was perfection cooked not over done or raw literally in the middle, I got a really good cheese pull too. Then to end it all was the tiramisu, the best I've had seriously and I don't even like coffee but it has a fudge on top and it's not a strong coffee flavor it's light but there, not overpowering or bitter at all. Whipped cream was able whipped freshly, you can tell. The waiter was Iona super nice can strike up a convo and he gave us allll these recommendations that I do not regret that I loved and will come back for!!! He's so good and knows what he's talking about so if you get him listen!! He's friendly and just nice and welcoming. The place is also super cute and pretty and playlist was awesome!!

We had tickets for a show at The Roxy and wanted to eat nearby. We had reservations for a Saturday evening and arrived a few minutes prior. The gentleman at the host booth was polite and willing to seat us early although our friends had arrived. It worked out because we sat down and ordered drinks and appetizers while waiting on them. Everything we had was good. Our server Josh was friendly and checked in with us frequently. I would've love to sit on the patio but it was still a little chilly. The only thing that was odd was the host came to us after an hour of being there and told us he needed to have the table cleared within 15 minutes. It was strange because there were 2 tables near us that were vacant and there was a party of 7/8 behind us that was there before us. We didn't ask any questions but I think it would've been nice to know ahead of time if we needed to be finished within a certain timeframe.

Review for Eataliano Kitchen - Battery Atlanta, GA My cousin and I recently took our visiting family out for what we hoped would be a nice lunch at Eataliano Kitchen in the Battery Atlanta. Our total bill came to $228.00, and we left a generous $50.00 tip for our waitress, who truly did an outstanding job. She was helpful, attentive, and gave great menu recommendations - easily the highlight of the visit. Unfortunately, everything fell apart after we left the restaurant. After processing my debit card for the correct amount, Eataliano Kitchen flagged my card for fraud, which led to my card being completely disabled by my bank - and I had no idea this had even happened. I later spoke directly with my bank, and they confirmed that Eataliano Kitchen was the party that flagged and triggered the fraud alert on my account. Still unaware of the issue, we went to the Signia Hotel Atlanta to retrieve my valeted car. When I attempted to pay the $60 valet fee, my card was declined three times in front of a crowd of people. It was embarrassing, frustrating, and entirely unnecessary. My sister ultimately had to put the charge on her hotel room and pay cash so I could get my car back. Later, I tried to use my card again at a well-known cigar bar for a small $20 charge (including tip), and it failed once again due to the block placed by Eataliano Kitchen. This situation caused me public embarrassment, disrupted the rest of our day, and made me look financially irresponsible in front of visiting family - all due to Eataliano Kitchen's mishandling of my payment. I expect full compensation for our entire meal and drinks at your establishment, as well as reimbursement for the expenses I incurred afterward as a direct result of your actions, including the cigar bar charge and valet fee. Management needs to take accountability for this unacceptable and damaging experience, because you could have asked for my I.D if things looked suspicious to you. I sincerely hope this review serves as a warning to others and a wake-up call to the business to improve its payment processing and customer service protocols. I will be contacting your Management team soon.

Very much so enjoyed this location in the Battery. We were able to walk in and be seated immediately. The server did say it was the last table -would recommend reservations - pretty packed. The waiter was good. Water immediately, kept the table tidy, accurate meal. I ordered a fettuccine Alfredo no protein for an entree. I sprinkled some crushed red pepper - perfect dish. Very light, in house noodles (or a dupe), fair serving size. For my app - I ordered the mozzarella sticks. I would pass the next time. The breading lacked flavor and a desired texture. Could've been better. Would recommend if in the mood for some Italian.

Waited 10 minutes for someone to come by the table. Had to waive a busboy to get a server. Waitress was super friendly at least. Gnocchi and scallops was okay. Caesar salad good.

This isn't my first time staying at the Battery, but it was my first time to try EATaliano. I was curious about trying it in the past, but I went elsewhere due to some recent negative reviews. This time, I decided to try it for myself. Not only was the service fantastic, but my meal was great as well! I had a Caesar Salad along with the Lasagna Bolognese (plus a wonderful Smoked Old Fashioned). Goes to show you can't always trust a review.

A nice spot to meet up with friends. The food was great and the service was good. It's at the battery so there is plenty of parking.

I'm basing my review on the food, not the service. We sat on the high top table near the bar area. We were greeted whom we think was the bartender. She was nice for a second and for the rest of the night we felt like we were bothering her. She kept sitting on the bar stools with a book in front of her and talking to the other workers standing by the bar area. Bad look if you ask me. However, the gentleman that kept bringing our food was super friendly and very helpful when we were trying to decide what to order. I'd trade him over the bartender/server or whatever her position was. For our appetizers we ordered the CALAMARI FRITTI - and the SAUTÉED CALAMARI. The Calamari Fritti is lightly breaded calamari, marinara, lemon aioli - meh. It was nothing special. I will skip this next time. The Sautéed Calamari is made with capers, onion, garlic, lemon, tomatoes, EVOO. Now this dish was delicious! Will definitely have this again. For my entree I chose the Seafood Linguini. It was good, just a little too lemony, and the noodles were a bit al dente. I like softer noodles. My husband's dish was the Chicken Marsala and he raved about it. We will definitely come back but we are hoping for a way better service on our next visit. Crossing our fingers! Management needs to sit down and have a company meeting about their service or they are not going to make it as a business.

FOOD POISONING !!!! We ate here on Friday 5/23/25, our entrees with appetizers were risotto w/crab cakes, Caesar salad, chicken parmesan w/ spaghetti and calamari. On Saturday, Sunday ,Monday we BOTH were sick!!! The whole nine yards - stomach in knots, vomiting, diarrhea. Needless to say that will be a one and done. The food wasn't even good, it taste like everything was frozen and out of a can. NEVER eat at a restaurant with 3 stars ( I should have checked before eating here).

Visiting Family in Atlanta from up north and they recommended this restaurant. We had a disappointing experience with a waitress who seemed to have a very short temper and an unprofessional attitude. From the start, she appeared impatient and uninterested in serving our table. When my cousin asked for a glass of Cabernet, she bluntly asked if we wanted "the cheapest" option, which came off as rude and unnecessary. Throughout the meal, she remained short and unfriendly. When my mother politely asked if she was okay, she responded by questioning if she was okay instead. After pointing out that she was acting short, she became visibly irritated, dismissive, and even snapped that she was "too busy" Things escalated when she snatched a menu out of one of my cousins hands, which was completely unacceptable and stated she doesn't have time for this. Another server at the table even witnessed her unprofessional behavior. The manager eventually stepped in, apologized, and assigned us a new server, which we appreciated. However, I did express that simply switching servers wasn't enough. This waitress clearly had an issue and didn't seem suited for hospitality with that kind of attitude. While I understand that restaurants can be fast-paced and stressful, basic professionalism and respect should still be expected. I hope this issue is addressed to ensure better service for future guests. Although the food was delicious based on the service I will never come back or recommend this place when traveling.

My friend and I decided to grab lunch at The Battery after exploring the Atlanta Home Show, and after a bit of wandering, we settled on EATaliano Kitchen. While finding our way into the restaurant was confusing, and getting seated took a bit longer than expected, our server JJ more than made up for it once we were seated at our table. JJ was knowledgeable about the menu and incredibly attentive. We received great service throughout our meal. We opted for entrees along with a side salad. I judge a restaurant's caliber by the quality of its salads and was happy that my Greek salad surpassed expectations. Fresh ingredients paired with the right dressing made for a great starter. My anticipation for their gluten-free pasta option however was met with disappointment. While the pasta itself was satisfactory, the sauce was bland. Compared to other Atlanta-area restaurants, the gluten-free pasta fell short. Opting for the marinara sauce without any added protein was a misstep on my part but the sauce should have carried it regardless. Overall, our dining experience was nice, although not without its shortcomings. Considering the price point of the meals, I had hoped for a bit more in terms of taste and innovation. Nevertheless, the attentive service and fresh ingredients certainly added value to our visit. Everyone was super nice, and the restaurant manager thanked us on our way out.

Start our experience off was not great. We couldn't figure out how to get into the restaurant, and one of the hosts just shrugged his shoulders like he couldn't help us. We eventually figured out that there was a zip up portion in the tent and found our way into the restaurant we were seated, and before we could realize our waiter had come to the table, brought us water and asked if we wanted anything to drink to start off the waiter was spectacular and definitely turned our experience around. The food was good. We ordered the mozzarella sticks as a starter and then the lasagna and Alfredo for entrées. Just be aware that if you order Alfredo adding me is another 5 to 8 dollars depending on what meat you get the may didn't have soft drinks on them, so we just kind of guessed what they may have had.

Honestly 0/10 would recommend. I put in my order at 9pm to pick it up at 10:15 and by the time I got to the restaurant a little after it was supposed to be ready it wasn't. okay that's fine I can just wait. I waited about 20 minutes for my food to be ready that I ordered over an hour prior at that point. when I get home to eat it, the salad had no dressing and the pasta tastes like how white people like their food, bland and no taste. it also didn't come with any bread which i was expecting according to some photos i've seen here. to wrap it up i paid over $50 to wait over an hour for my half assed food. I will quite literally NEVER eat here EVER again

This Italian resto replaced the chicken place at the Battery. +. Ambiance is laid back sports resto vibe. This is one of the smaller resto/bar combo at The Battry. It has a decent size indoor, but not huge, as well as several patio tables that could seat ~ dozen peeps. We sat at the patio bar that had another 6 seats. Like most restos at the Battery, there are TVs with live Braves or other games on at all times. +. Food is American Italian with pastas, pizzas and salads. We had a margarita pizza and a calzone. Both were delicious. Their Margarita was slightly salty and their calzone was served with marinara sauce. The portion was decent but the food was rich (in a good way) so both of us could only finish about half of the dishes. Though we didn't try on this visit, they have a good selection of whiskies including single malts and Japanese. +. Service was prompt and friendly. Even for a non-game night, their service was better than at many other restos at the Battery. We had 3 different people tending us and a manager checked in on us even at the bar a few minutes after our food was served. ++. Price is $20+ which is average at the Battery. It's pretty reasonable compared to other restos here. +. Parking is free for 3 hours on none game days at designated decks. Street parking is under different rules and IS Enforced! Overall, EATalino is a decent all around resto! Smaller, slightly upscale but casual vibe, decent food and service at a reasonable price. After trying 80% of the restos at the Battery, this is a place I would return to. MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane - - Disgusted - Don't bother = Missed the Mark + Good ++ Better +++ EDIBLE...WHERE have you been all my LiFe!

Perfectly average food that didn't live up to the expectations. I came here for dinner before a Braves game on a Monday. I ordered the salmon cannelloni and my husband the seafood linguini. The pics on my review is the amount of cheese on top of the pasta and salmon. It was so overwhelming and you couldn't taste the filling. Once I removed the cheese and tasted the filling it was bland and unseasoned. My husband didn't like his meal either and we should have checked Yelp before sitting down. Service was fast and our waitress was pleasant but I won't come back with more superior food options at the battery.

This small little place in the Battery was perfect for a quick dinner. There wasn't a baseball game, concert, or any other big events at the battery, so food came out fast & service was great. we sat outside which had great ambiance. Definitely would come back and try their pizzas next time Meatballs: 7.5/10 They were flavorful & a decent size, but they were a bit dry. I also think the sauce on them was a bit watery. Overall they were okay for the price Seafood Linguini w/ Marinara: 9/10 A great portion of pasta & a great tasting sauce. The shrimp and mussels were a great size, but the scallops were pretty small. Besides that, I don't really have complaints, it was very flavorful!!

I loved my first visit here, but this time was left just feeling like dinner was ok. We started with the sautéed calamari which lacked seasoning. It had the taste of garlic, but overall felt just a little bland. Last time we had it, we loved it, might've just been a different cook's seasoning tonight. My wife had the lobster ravioli and I had the beef medallions. Both were good, my steak was cooked a perfect medium rare, but the demi-glaze felt like it needed something to give it that extra flavor to stand out. Our server took our orders, but overall wasn't the most outgoing, and never checked on how our meal was. Seems to be hit or miss depending on the night, because it wasn't that busy on a Thursday evening for dinner.

Food was odd. Mozzarella in the caprese salad was hard and very chewy. Drinks were delicious. Service was great and the holiday decor was welcoming and pleasant.

For our Saturday date night last week we tried a new spot. EATaIiano is right as your exit I-75 & 285 by the Battery. The ambiance was nice. Not too busy, but we had reservations. Got seated right away. We didn't have pizza, but I heard they do have yummy ones. Instead I had the Steamed Fresh Mussels In white wine butter sauce. I'm not sure why, but the sauce wasn't to my tastebuds liking. I ate them all, but for me I wouldn't order them again. I'd like to try another dish next time. As for my bf he quickly eyed the ladies dish beside us and went with the huge Veal Chop Milanese. It was a pan-fried bone-in breaded veal chop with spaghettini. I've never seen a veal chop served like that!! It was delicious and they must sell tons of that dish. We'll probably be trying another restaurant at the Battery next time we go there, but I'm def. willing to try it again. Thanks for the beautiful evening!!

Chill pizza spot in the battery! Convenient and tasty. Great spot to grab a bite while there.

I came here on a Thursday night before closing. The pasta dish I got was substantial and decent. I liked the breadsticks but couldn't finish them. The staff was very nice and chatty & I sat at the outdoor bar seating. It's pricey but you wouldn't expect less from any of the restaurants around the Battery.

The food presentation was beautiful! I especially love their choice of serving dishes and flatware. Our server Olivia was very knowledgeable on their selections of fine wines and flights of various spirits not mentioned on their day-to-day menu. The service was prompt and professional. I wouldn't hesitate to have my next corporate event with Olivia in charge. The Italian Wedding soup was delicious and the. Tiramisu was devine! The restaurant has a casual yet upscale vibe and the bar area is reminiscent of cozy neighborhood speak-easy.

So were we in the area for a baseball game - parking nearby and finding this restaurant between the car and the ballpark. I had done some research online before the game - and this restaurant stuck out. While it was not our first choice (we had put our names in elsewhere and been told a 1+ hour wait), the fact that they could seat us right away moved it quickly to the top of our list of options. While we were there PLENTY before the game, hubby was concerned about time as he likes to get to the game way before it starts. So we sat outside as it was quite comfortable. It also was most convenient and for the taking without a wait. Service was pretty good - given our string of horrible service. We were cheap dates - a soda and water. While the salad menu was not ideal, I knew I could find something to eat. And given the situation, that's all I was asking for. I decided to go with the spinach salad with chicken. My Sweetie got the alfredo with chicken and a side salad. Our meals were brought out fairly quickly which was nice as there was not much entertainment while we waited. There were really TVs to watch sports and the people-watching didn't work for me as my back was to the street. We ended up playing on our phones a bit as we had spent every waking moment together since yesterday - and this was only day 2 of our trip. So not talking was AOK. My salad came out and had a fair amount of chicken. And it didn't have anything beyond what the description said - walnuts, a little fruit, cheese - and not all that much. Sweetie plate had a fair amount of noodles and chicken. ALthough his salad seemed slim given the price. Which brings me to the punch line. This place was top dollar for what was served - quality, quantity - and paying almost totally based on location and convenience before the game. So I paid our bill knowing this would be the most expensive meal on our trip. We were on our way to the game well sooner than an hour from when we were seated. We had plenty of time to wander in a few stores as we killed time before heading into the stadium. So would I eat here again? Nope. But do I regret it? Nope. You get what you pay for and I consider this the price of the experience which on vacation. And honestly, after paying $50 to park for the game - it's all relative.

Food was not good and service was even worse. Pasta was mushy. Pizza was like a frozen pizza. Caesar salad resembled the one you get in a cafeteria. Server brought a drink and an extra salad to the table by accident, then charged us for it. When we asked to have the items removed he denied saiying he would have to pay out of his own pocket. One person on our group of 8 ordered a coors light and it was delayed because waiter said those are locked up. Glad I was with good friends because at least we could laugh about it.

Ate here several weeks ago. Our server was so drunk you could smell it on him. Man bun, really skinny. Totally unacceptable

There's good Italian spots in Atlanta but this is not one of them. Very limited menu with Olive Garden level food. This is basically a tourist spot by the ballpark.

Good service but seemed rushed Appetizer meatballs and the spicy shrimp dishes were terrific! Lamb osso buco was fair - too fatty Cheesecake was light and fluffy!!!Delicious! Pricey though!! Automatic 18% tip for party of 6 Won't go back Not worth it

I love some good Italian...this ain't it. When your dining companion says Olive Garden is better, recognize! I gave two stars here because it was relatively clean.

I loved the atmosphere in this restaurant. The music fit the Italian theme, the decor was beautiful, and the food came out quick even on a Braves gameday. We ordered the margarita pizza, truffle fries, Casa Bellini, and Almafi Fizz. The food and the cocktails were delicious. I will say the Bellini had a bit of an untraditional flavor for a regular Bellini but it was still good. Overall, thumbs up!thumb

We had a reservation for 8. When we arrived, the host was sitting on a bench on his phone and he did not acknowledge us. Once we were seated, service was painfully slow and awkward. No complimentary bread was served, but we were informed we could order ciabatta or garlic breadsticks that were not on the menu. We ordered the garlic breadsticks and they were literally just sprinkled in shredded parmesan that fell off after you picked them up. The breadsticks came out immediately and weren't even warm. The marinara was also cold. I could not imagine a worse bread to pay for at a restaurant where it should be complementary... After we ordered the garlic breadsticks, our waitress never returned take our order. At this point, we had been sitting at our table for over 45 minutes. We watched multiple wait staff cough into open hands and perform unsafe food practices while we waited. We ultimately decided not to eat here because we felt it was gross. We finally asked a bus boy to bring our waitress over - we politely told her we wouldn't be eating here and she came back and slapped our bill on the table and didn't say thank you or anything. Our bill had automatic gratuity that was not mentioned to us. I'm so glad our waitress earned her 18% tip when she did literally nothing for us and had no customer service skills. When we finally left, the host again could not be bothered to acknowledge us. Horrible service and experience. I would not recommend this business.

Our first time at the Battery to see the Phillies play the Braves. We arrived around 5:30 with the plan of grabbing a bite to eat before heading into the game, and boy was it crazy crowded! We stumbled upon EATaliano because we noticed we could easily nab seats at the outside part of the bar. Our bartender, I forget her name, was so friendly and efficient, as were the other employees we came in contact with. The drinks were delicious, and the food was plentiful and tasty. Bonus points for not getting grief about our Phillies gear :) A simple place that fit the bill for our needs.

First, I want to apologize for not taking pictures. The food was really good. I had a Caesar salad and the portobello mushroom raviolis. Decent sized portions. I really enjoyed the sauce on the raviolis. I definitely recommend this place for the food! I sat at the bar because I was by myself. I ordered a glass of wine. Fine - no issues. I tried to get a second glass when my meal arrived and could not get any eye contact or response from the bartender. The woman that originally served me was chatting up all the men and completely ignoring me. I didn't even get utensils. The guy next to me gave me his since his food didn't come out yet. When this same guy was asked if he wanted another drink he said no but this woman (pointing to me) has been trying to get one. Lol

I like the food at their other location more than this one. The calamari was okay. I got the chicken calzone which was large but the chicken wasn't very flavorful. My server was quick and attentive. It is a nice restaurant but I won't be returning to this location.

The food at this family owned restaurant is delicious! It's the morning after and I'm already looking forward to visiting again soon! I had the bolognese, but the star of the table was the scallops and gnocchi - which is what I'll be getting next time. The staff were great from the moment I got to the host station. Our server, Lucas, was so friendly, genuine, and attentive. My friends and I lingered for some time over the excellent drinks. If you're at the battery and want a great meal - look no further.

Had the caprese salad... could use finishing salt, balsamic glaze is a bit too sweet - it's hard to say a tomato dish needed more acid, but it did - purple basil would have been a nice touch and offer some juxtaposition to the leafy greens. Great staff, very friendly and accommodating and the patio is comfortable - above the standard here in the battery.

Came with a party of 12 for dinner. Good service. Everyone enjoyed their, mix of pasta and seafood/pasta dishes. Loved the bruschetta and mozzarella sticks, fried calamari was average. Had a good selection of wine, beer and hard liquor.

For the price, the food was not good at all. I ordered spaghetti bolognese with meatballs, and the meatballs were EXTREMELY dry. They had a terrible flavor as well. My spaghetti bolognese was fine, but it was not worth $20 when I could have made the same thing at home for better. My husband ordered the veal, and it tasted like it was covered in Old Bay seasoning. It was an unpleasant color as well. The breadsticks that came with it were dry and tough. The only good thing out of the whole meal was our sweet tea. I really don't recommend.

It's not perfect, but I like this spot. They won't seat you until the whole party is present, which is a bummer because with events around the Battery, people tend to all arrive at different times, so that makes it tricky. But once we ordered, service was fast. Bellini was delish! Mozzarella sticks & lobster ravioli were yummy, and plenty for 2 people to share. It's not cheap, but not wildly expensive. Big screens to watch games, as well. Parking sucks because all the decks are pretty far away, FYI.

My daughter and I popped in here before a concert and it was absolutely delicious! Emma got the Alfredo and I got the mushroom risotto. We will definitely be back. Every person in that place was so kind.

We were hesitant to try this restaurant due to all the mixed reviews, but we left quite satisfied after our meal. They are located inside The Battery, they have an outdoor patio that is dog friendly, as well as an inside and outside bar. The vibe is candle lit and great for date nights or even work related events. We sat at the bar and ordered the suit & tie and a smoke old fashioned, both are fantastic if you like bourbon. The shiitake risotto was perfect. The scallops were good too, but did have a bit of a fishy after taste. Overall if you're in the mood for an Italian inspired cuisine and are at The Battery give them a try. We will definitely come back.

Convenient location, perfect for fall dining. Good for groups - menu has a variety of options.

This was the first place I ate at in Atlanta. We chose this place because we are staying at the Aloft in Battery Park and we started to walk around and this place caught our attention. When we walked in we asked for a table and there was not one available. However, there were seats at the bar so we sat down and took a look at the menu. The bar was clean and spacious, it is also cute because they had all the names of the drinks of the wall. The vibe was cute and it was filled with young professionals. I ordered the grilled salmon with the veggies and the Caprese salad. The salad was fresh I liked the fig vinaigrette that they drizzled on top. The grilled salmon was a over cooked for me. I thought it was a little dry considering that I asked for it medium. I was really excited to have some veggies and I felt like the spinach was full of oil and that the broccoli was undercooked. I was so hungry that I ate around it and still enjoyed it but it was okay nothing to write home about. I came here with my boss and she ordered the lobster ravioli and she said I never really order seafood. She ate all the of the ravioli but left the shrimp she said that it was really good. The next time I want to try the pasta. Overall it was a good experience.

We wanted pizza and calzones, so we decided to give this spot a try in The Battery. We were seated very quickly even though it appeared there were large parties. Definitely family-friendly and pretty loud, but that wasn't a bother. It's like an upscale family restaurant. We ordered the calamari fritti as an appetizer. This was quite underwhelming and appeared to be from frozen. What it lacked in flavor, we covered with the sauce. I also ended up putting them in the fettuccine alfredo. The fried calamari should not be ordered unless you need bland fried food. The pizza won the night. Some of the best pizza you can find in Atlanta. It made me wonder if this is their specialty. The cheese pulled like the cheese you see in cartoons. I will return for the pizza. The fettuccine alfredo is also bland, which the waitress warned about and said she ate it with meat and blackened. I followed this advice in a way, and she brought blackened seasoning, which took the pasta up a notch, making it enjoyable. A chicken calzone was ordered by my husband, and he described it as "very good." The food is good but it's overpriced when you factor in the flavor and portions. I did hear my neighbor exclaim how delicious her Lobster ravioli was but that it would taste better in the pesto sauce from her daughter's scallop dish. Yes, we were seated that close that it seemed we were at the same table. With that said, I'll be trying the Lobster ravioli the next time!

0/10 WOULDN'T RECOMMEND! Found a cooked roach in my salad. Wouldn't even refund me for it. I'm so disgusted...I will never eat there again. Check your food unless you enjoy the taste of roaches.