Group Therapy

Went for Brunch with my girls and the atmosphere is A+! We sat by the bookshelves and enjoyed our secluded area. The drinks were delicious and the food was great as well. Not as flavorful as I would like but still good and fresh. Parking wasn’t fun since they are located downtown, so prepare for that.

Came here for brunch during the week and the food was delicious! Very cozy rooftop restaurant combined with the food made it an overall good experience - the only reason it wasn’t “great” was because the service was a bit subpar. Rather inattentive staff had us seat ourselves, and they only came out to take our orders, no checking in or offering suggestions- just rather unfriendly. I’d still recommend coming here for the food, perhaps the waitstaff was just having an off day. We ordered the avocado toast, the pancakes, and an iced americano.

I loved the ambiance of hotel Zsa Zsa. We only went to experience Group Therapy. We used valet parking which was $12 for two hours or $20 for the day. The valet ended up not charging us at all which was nice. Group Therapy is on the 7th floor pool level. Plenty of indoor seating but because it was a nice day, we decided to sit on the balcony near the pool. It was a shaded area with fans and a heater. I ordered the margarita with mezcal which gave it a smoky taste. Our meal was off the brunch menu. I ordered the crispy chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans which was really good. The chicken was cooked perfectly and had a nice crunch. My bestie ordered the omelette plate. She enjoyed her meal as well. The prices for most of the meals was at least $20 or more. All of the cocktails were at least $20. It was definitely worth the one time experience.

Banana bread old fashioned: good but a bit sweet Brown sugar old fashioned: good Tangerine & corn old fashioned: it tastes like straight up bourbon Healthy, wealthy & wise: it was good Deviled Eggs: they were ok, they didn’t have much flavor. Baked Brie: it was good but the cranberries tartness was overwhelming and I love tart flavors. Lamb lollipops: excellent a bit salty but very tender and flavorful. Prime beef tenderloin sliders: it was very salty. Also, it looked like there is a bite was taken from one of sliders… it could’ve been that the bread fell off or a mice took a bite 🤢

Best brunch spot. Amazing atmosphere, food and service. Shout out to our waiter Fidel who was so friendly and gave recommendations on what to check out during our stay. Group therapy is lucky to have him!

We came here last Friday to celebrate a friend’s birthday. The restaurant was easy enough to get to in downtown Austin. It was on the 7th floor of Zaza Hotel. Here’s my take of the whole experience: - Reservations: this place books up quickly! Be sure to make a reservation 7-8 days in advance. - Service: I was disappointed there were no purse hooks but that’s not that big of a deal. I’ll say, the service was a tad slow. I wanted to order coffee in the end but we got the check along with the slice of birthday cake that came out for our friend. We didn’t get asked if we’d like coffee, and by the time I looked up to ask for it, our server had disappeared. The beginning felt like a “hurry up and wait” feeling, and in the end it felt like we were being rushed out. I get it’s busy but kinda disappointing. - Appetizers: we ordered a number of appetizers: the Brussel Sprouts, Lemon Ricotta and Grilled Apricots, and Lamb Chop Lollipops. All were delicious, only I have to add a disclaimer: the lemon ricotta was so sweet it felt out of place. I would have preferred a more savoury appetizer. - Entrees: I ordered the sea bass (fish) and it was delicious! It wasn’t too chewy or overcooked. In fact it was fluffy and the vegetables and rice complimented the fish wonderfully. My friends ordered the filet and a pasta dish, and they had a great experience with their entrees. - Accessibility and Parking: conveniently located in the corner of Lavaca and 4th Street, you can drive to the hotel and leverage free valet parking for the first 2 hours (tip is obviously welcomed). To get to the restaurant, take the elevator to the 7th floor. - Atmosphere: what a sight! Beautifully designed restaurant especially for bookworms like me. The restaurant is meant to offer a warm and “therapeutic” atmosphere, hence its name. It inviting and very comfortably laid out for friends and loved ones to gather over a meal and a nice chat. The view outside is lovely as well.

Group Therapy, nestled within the Zaza Hotel in downtown Austin, offers a cozy ambiance and a noteworthy Brown Sugar Old Fashioned, albeit a tad pricey. While the small plates selection was modest, the offerings were satisfying. However, the main course options were disappointingly limited, leading me to opt for a burger. The dessert, on the other hand, was a delightful conclusion to the meal, complemented by attentive service from our waitress. Overall, an enjoyable experience, but not compelling enough for a return visit.

Fantastic food. Well worth the price and generous portions. Friendly staff. However every night of my stay the bar did not have the drinks I initally wanted. And during one of my meals the water jug left at the table was covered in smudges. Otherwise, service was friendly and atmosphere was nice, casual and mellow.

One of our favorite places in Austin for an easy bite to eat. Solid drinks, reliable service, and simple (yet delicious) food! Highly suggest for a good view and an easy bite.

Yet another place that should not be judged by it's 3.7 rating. We were going out on a girl's night and were trying to find a restaurant close by the secret speakeasy where we had reservations later that night. We chose this place with hesitation but it was so close. The name of the place is so fitting for a girls night. Our waiter was amazingly helpful and the ambiance was modern and stylish as you would expect being in a hotel called ZaZa. The Ahi Tuna Nachos although few in quantity were mounded with yummy goodness on each fried wonton. Actually very filling but light enough that you didn't leave overly full. Also impressed with the amount of tuna on each nacho. I did not order the ceasar but my friend was not a fan of the power of the anchovies and garlic. As soon as I heard those words my eyes lit up and my stomach grumbled. I HAD to try a bite. I am going to have to say - this place has one of the best ceasar salads I've ever had. I love anchovies and I love garlic and their dressing was all about it - like a punch in the face of anchovies and garlic. I do agree though, their dressing is an acquired specific taste and is not for the faint at heart by all means. For sure a place I'd go again - food.service.ambiance. done and done.

Really nice lounge, perfect after a hard day and if you need to unwind and relax with some nice cocktails. The staff is very friendly, hardly any decent vegan options.

The ambiance and decor of Group Therapy is stunning. I recently visited for a friend's birthday brunch and was delighted that it wasn't too busy. We had a large group but our server was good about checking on us and getting our orders in fast. I ordered the breakfast so that's all I can speak to. It wasn't awful but it also wasn't amazing so I can't give it 5 stars. It didn't come out super hot but I know our server was managing all tables on his own so I imagine there was somewhat of a delay. I didn't love the asparagus offered with the eggs, just from a taste it personally didn't mesh for me, but others may have a different opinion.

This is a nice upper scale hotel bar, with a great outdoor patio and pool area. The drinks were fast and skillfully made. Ive also been here for a corporate event and it is a great venue for a 25+ person group (intimate enough for interesting conversations, but large enough for a group). Service was good and the bartenders were nice, and they do hustle!! Highly recommend stopping in for some classy cocktails!

This place was so good. Volcano salt garlic fries - they were SALTY, but when dipped in the goat cheese ranch, they were *mwah* perfection Crispy brussel sprouts - fantastic, a big recommendation if deciding on a shareable Zaza Benny - fantastic as well - caviar was barely noticeable amongst all the sauce, even when eaten by itself. I would have much preferred they left out the caviar to make this cheaper. The vegetables sides were unseasoned but that's fine because the benny is pretty saucy. The potatoes were fairly salty though. It looks very clean and fancy inside and there's plenty of options for outdoor pool-side seating. Overall, a solid choice for a fancier night out.

Really good food and great atmosphere for a hotel restaurant. I generally don't have high expectations for hotel restaurants but this place hit every point. Decor is amazing, food is on point. Apps to share: volcano fries and fried Brussels sprouts. Dipping sauces are both good and well seasoned. For my main, the crab cake Benny is really delicious - rich and great textural contrast. You don't really notice the caviar given everything else going on but you won't mind. The fried fingerling potatoes are a nice compliment as are the cherry tomatoes for acidity.

The ambiance is great, so is the menu , the mixology is on point and Harold and Demetrius are amazing !! Enjoy - CHEERS!!

Stopped in for a quick Thanksgiving day brunch to take in the ambiance and food that I saw in many reviews. It wasn't crowded given the timing which was great, really had the chance to take my time, look around, and get a good look at the place. The decor is great, the outdoor pool/seating area looked fantastic, and the booths were cost, with a nice larger area to accommodate bigger parties. The pancakes unfortunately weren't the best, had a sour aftertaste and weren't prepared best, even the presentation style - but the bisque was delicious and the American breakfast did not disappoint. They were absolutely delicious. A great place overall, excited to come back for an evening to enjoy a cocktail on a slightly busier night - as I love a good cocktail :)

This bar is located upstairs in the hotel. It's such a lovely hotel to walk through. The bartenders were super inviting and the drinks were delicious. I recommend a trip to Cabo. There's a nice patio too!

The ambiance was nice but our food and server was just ok. We started off with the espresso martinis (dark chocolate and dirty chai). To me the dirty chai was way too strong. For appetizers, we got the volcano salt garlic fries, brussel sprouts, and baked brie. The fries and Brussels sprouts were crispy and delicious. I wasn't fan of the baked brie, it was two sweet for me and was just missing something. For the entree I got the scallops with parmesan risotto and asparagus. I thought the scallops were overcooked and very chewy. The risotto was decent. I would not come back here due to poor service and food quality.

I recommend getting reservations in advance since it's not a big place. We sat outside which was super nice especially at sunset. Yes, they have misting fans. The service was great. We all ordered espresso martinis which were good. The deviled eggs were pretty normal, nothing exciting. I wouldn't recommend. The French fries with the goat cheese ranch.. freakin phenomenal. The Cesar salad was good and a large portion. Highly recommend the chicken buttermilk breast. So much food and flavor!

Very cute. Came in on a first date. Nice a quiet. Cute drink & ambiance was def giving upscale. Real sexy dim lighting. Def a vibe. We both got the espresso Martinis that were made to perfection. Service was good and quick.

Based on pictures, I knew Group Therapy is a beautiful restaurant, but I was skeptical about the food. I ended up pleasantly surprised! I went for brunch. Their menu has a lot of classic items like pancakes, omelettes, and avocado toast. I ordered the French toast and a side of potatoes. The serving sizes were perfect (honestly bigger than anticipated). I really enjoyed the French toast. The sweet berries and bourbon sauce were so yummy and complemented each other. I'd definitely order this again. I did go with a larger group...the server was a little slow and seemed a bit overwhelmed, but she got us what was needed and was attentive enough. Considering the entire experience I had, I'll definitely be going back to enjoy more of the vibes and maybe try a savory bite.

Great view, fabulous drink! Started off with espresso martini and ended with lamb lollipop. Even though we came around closing time, the staff were welcoming. Would recommend for a casual night out with friends.

Ambiance was nice, the drinks were ordered as a group of 4, all determinedly were disgusting. When telling the waitress this, she immediately brought our check and scolded us about the drink choices criticizing our decision making based off what we told her we liked in drinks. I hate leaving bad reviews but I don't want anyone else to feel their money and time is wasted there.

This restaurant is in the Hotel Zaza. Paying $20 for a cocktail...it better be an awesome cocktail. It may have been the most delicious espresso martini of my life. Super super yummy. Good service. Overall, it's an expensive hotel bar, but worth it.

What a great place to start off our Saturday night! Great ambience with live music on the weekends. The restaurant is located on the 7th floor at Hotel ZaZa. There's a little outdoor patio with views of the pool and downtown. The food here was surprisingly pretty good. Standouts were the lamb lollipops (the pistachio mint pesto feta dip was so good we asked for extra side!) and the crispy buttermilk chicken breast. The espresso martinis were a 10/10 I had to order a second round lol.

Came here for dinner, had the calamari, french onion soup and the burger. All were very very good. The server was sweet and attentive and the overall atmosphere was busy and lively.

We enjoyed our first time! Food was amazing, our server Robyn was so kind and helpful. Chill ambiance, tons of art and cool places to take pictures. We will definitely be back!

Ambiance is great, the service was also incredible given it was a large group dinner. As for the food, this poke bowl unfortunately was mid to underwhelming. For the price and venue, I'd rather go to a poke specific restaurant for the customization options. The fish was fresh, the seaweed salad was a nice touch, but I would opt for something else on the menu!

Came here on July 22nd with a rezzy for 3. Even though it's downtown, they do offer complimentary (2 hr) valet which is a huge plus. We were sat instantly and our server was very polite, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. He actually sold me on trying their special of the day, their scallops, which were AMAZING. We started off with the deviled eggs which were fun because we got to try 3 different styles. The volcano salt fries are literal crack. I'm not huge on fries, but man when they do them just right and oh so crispy...we could not stop eating them. The others enjoyed their dishes as well. Even though we were full, we had to try a dessert. We got the creme brule which had the most fruit I had ever seen come with this dish. The fruit was SO fresh and made this dessert really come together. We tried their espresso martinis, and for $20 each, they were just average. The reason for not a perfect 5 stars is a lot of their menu is definitely overpriced. But, that comes with the territory of a restaurant downtown, especially in the Zaza hotel. The Zaza is a cool hotel to explore in general which is a bonus. Overall we will be coming back.

Great service. Yummy menu. Beautiful setting. Definitely hit this place if you are staying in the hotel. But I'd also come back just for the food. Excellent wine list also.

Such a pretty restaurant with tasty food! Highly recommend for brunch. We shared our entrees because it was so hard to decide what we each wanted off the menu!

Very slow service especially getting the food but nice vibes for brunch Food: Crispy chicken sandwich - delicious Eggs and steak Benedict - ok; not much steak French toast - delicious and soft

First time there for Sunday Brunch. Absolutely beautiful place. Loved the vibe both inside and out. Food however was mediocre. Cinnamon roll was stale and not warmed. My French toast was undercooked and breakfast of eggs and bacon etc was cold. The server cleared the table while we were still eating which was very annoying. Never asked if we wanted hot coffee etc. I would however try it again for dinner. Always give a place 2 tries just because the place is so cool.

Not a huge menu and servers not as attentive as I would have hoped given than it was not very busy. The food we did get was good! Recommend the chicken sandwich and the fries.

Atmosphere was nice but service was horrible! Came here for a brunch. They definitely didn't have enough staff on and we had a reservation so being sat quickly helped. However, our drinks came 30 min after ordering them, food came an hour after ordering and it seemed like we were never checked on. Once the food came out I'll say it was very good but other than that it wasn't the best experience. Would love to give them another shot but dont know if we will be going back.

I loved coming here for brunch by the pool. The 7th floor view is great, and the decor has a vintage vibe with an art gallery, a dining room with library decor, and opera-house themed wallpaper. Bohemian style done right! Monique said that the avocado toast can be made gluten-free, and it was delectable. Thanks Monique!

Group therapy is situated on the seventh floor of the stylish hotel Zaza. The interior of this restaurant is beautiful, from the library in the back to the hip bar area overlooking the pool deck. I came in for Sunday brunch with a friend and had a delightful dining experience. I had the avocado toast with poached eggs, which was complemented by, a creamy goat cheese and added just the right amount of salt. My friend had the French toast, which looked decadent and was covered in beautiful berries. Our service was prompt, though our server was a bit brusque. The coffee was just OK. Overall a really cool dining experience. I look forward to coming back to Group Therapy and the hotel Zaza.

After dinner, my friend made a reservation for us to get drinks to celebrate her birthday. Our dinner went way over and we ended up being an hour late to the bar. It was the Friday night after the Texas/Alabama game, so it was busy. Despite this, they were very accommodating and sat us. Eventually, they were able to move us outside to enjoy the wonderful evening. The decorations in the areas leading to the bar are a bit strange and hard to describe. The bar itself was amazing and had a great ambiance. It was easy to hold a conversation with friends. I got the dark chocolate espresso martini and that was SO good. It was very rich. The drinks were a little overpriced for my taste, but it is a restaurant in the city. Overall, my friends and all LOVED our drinks and I will be going back if I find myself in Austin again.

Group Therapy Pro Tips: 1) How to get inside? I genuinely had a difficult time figuring out how to get to the restaurant, so to save you the confusion: Enter the hotel via pick up/drop off and take the elevator to the 7th floor. Exit, turn the right corner and head straight to the hostess stand! 2) Street parking is free Sundays, so take advantage of that instead of paying the $12 for 2 hour valet service (surcharge if you stay longer!) Now let's get down to the brunch time experience and food! We were seated poolside which was amazing because we could enjoy the beautiful fall breeze and the view of downtown (well, the top of buildings). They have fans running to help deter pests, so definitely worth bringing a coat/jacket now that the weather is a little cooler. Overall, a very relaxed vibe! I ordered the "Save Your Tears" which is a giant orange vodka/grapefruit concoction that was $15. I genuinely found the drinks to be overpriced, but it was a decent pour and gave me the perfect brunch time buzz (ya feel me?). For food, I ordered their chicken sandwich which comes with a side of shoestring style fries for $16. The fries were hot and nicely salted. The chicken sandwich was a good size, but the chicken breast was a little small for the bun size. Size aside, the chicken had a nice and crisp outer shell and did not taste greasy one bit. My companions purchased from the breakfast menu for which the portions were incredibly generous considering. Service was attentive and friendly. Overall, great spot to relax and enjoy some quality time with friends! Highly recommend sitting outside versus inside if you have the option.

Service was really poor. It took 40 minutes to get our soup and 70 minutes to get our entrees. That's gotta be a record for a wait time on soup for any restaurant I've been to. It most certainly was not busy when we arrived. The table next to us got their entrees at the same time as us that they only waited 20 mins. It was obvious that we were forgotten about but it was never addressed by the server or management. We saw the host and food runner more than our server, shout out to those 2 hard workers. The ambiance was nice on the patio. They had live music playing inside the restaurant but for some reason didn't have the audio set up to play on the patio. The French onion soup, shrimp bisque, and ahi poke bowl were all great. The ahi and French onion were on the small side, but luckily I ordered both since we ended up waiting a good while to eat. The chicken sandwich wasn't that good. We would like to come back based on the food and ambiance, but probably will not based on the service.

Great ambiance and good service. Food was creative and tasty. Big bar scene too. We went in a Saturday night and the bar area was a little too crowded. It made or dinning experience a little too noisy, but all in all it was a good experience. Thank you

Located in Hotel Zaza-Enter by the valet. Super cool space, beautiful bar, and great service. I had dinner here with co-workers recently. Drinks are a little steep, but they are everywhere. Since I was with a group, we sat in the library area, super cute. Love the view of the pool, but it closes pretty early..I think 7 in case you like your drinks with the amazing view. I ordered the salmon, super good. I also tasted the short ribs, so tender!

One of my favorite rooftops!! We originally wanted to sit on the couch area but it was only for hotel guests so we ended up getting this really cool table on the corner still with amazing views!! I loved the drink names ! They definitely caught my eye. Food was great.

My friends and I wandered up here after having a few cocktails in this area to change up our Sunday Funday. Group Therapy is exactly a spot you want to come in on a Sunday as the vibes here are just right for you to top off a great day. Located inside Hotel ZaZa this is a spot you want to be if you want to cool down and maybe do some swimming in their gorgeous pool too. They stay open late as well and no reservation is needed (from what we could tell). On Sundays they stay open until midnight which is great as most pool bars on Sundays close up early. The bar is super cool as in cold so you know this is the best spot to be on summer early to late evenings. Even on a Sunday mid-afternoon it was the best place to cool off and enjoy the lovely and elegant bar. We started with wine and local draft beers at the bar. The seats are super cushiony and high class I really love the print of all the booths and the high bar stools! I highly recommend a seat at the bar if you are with 2-3 people. There are other spots and larger tables around especially near the library areas where you can chill out, grab a book behind you, and catch up over a nice fancy cocktail with your friends. Food menu is available but we only had drinks and watched the sunset from the pool area as it went down. Also see if you can find your favorite actor/actress, musician, or famous person as you make your way up to the bar from the hotel. There are so many great authentic pictures all around in the elevators, walls, and restrooms.

I have been to Group Therapy a handful of times and this last time will be my last. It is loud, expensive, and has poor service. That said, the restaurant is beautiful and the outdoor patio is a delight. The prior two times we have walked in and stared at by the customers. Not a fault of the restaurant, but you're met instantly with a weird energy. The hosts are unfriendly. Onto the food and drinks. Food is good, there are some reasonably priced items. Cocktails are out of this world. The cheapest cocktail is $20. This past visit will be my last, here are the events that unfolded: We were a party of 8 celebrating a birthday and came around 8 PM. We were just coming for drinks and were sat outside by the pool in a cabana and it was a very nice atmosphere. Instantly, the waiter, Karl, insisted on bringing out a birthday shot. He proceeded to bring out 8 (again, which we were not expecting) pink lemon drop shots. He said he would comp the shot for the birthday boy. Then, we ordered a Veuve Clicquot, Yellow Label for the table. $150. Obviously overpriced ($30/glass) -- whatever, we are celebrating. 10 minutes later the waiter comes back with two small bottles and said this is what they had. I don't know, if you're charging $150 for a bottle I would expect them to actually have one lol. Then someone ordered a bottle of rose. 5 of us got cocktails, one got a beer. The waiter was pushy with the drinks, which were extremely slow to come out. After the drinks came out, the waiter told the birthday boy that they could not make his cocktail and offered an alternative. My Titos Martini was $21. The bill came, the waiter said they are unable to split the bill more than 3 ways (weird thing to admit at the end of the meal). I offered to put my card down. I noted the bill had 20% gratuity included which was hidden, while the write-in tip part was enlarged. There was no mention of automatic gratuity. I understand that gratuity is included in larger parties sometimes when the bill is split - but we did not split and also we did not order any food. Then, I noticed that the pink lemon drop shots were $22 each!!! For shots we didn't even want. And, the birthday boy's was not even comped. I asked the waiter how much the shots were and he said $20 and he comped the drink because it was the same price. I said the receipt says they're $22 each, and that he comped a less-expensive item. I dropped it to avoid causing a scene. Overall, the whole experience felt somewhat dishonest. The restaurant is loud, expensive, and truly the only thing it has going for it is the name.

One of our many stops during our Bachelorette weekend! Brunch here was tasty and fun! Great service! Outside/rooftop vibes. There was a live DJ during our meal. The girls really enjoyed themselves!

Pretty stellar ambience, and very dog friendly. The outdoor couches are pleasant to relax on with the pups.

The ambiance truly is what makes the location in my opinion. The drinks were tasty & reliable, the peppermint espresso martini was the perfect ending for the meal along with a delicious giant brownie al la mode! The volcano fries came with goat ranch however I swapped for the aioli which I enjoyed. The honey addition with the mashed potatoes in the crispy buttermilk-dipped chicken breast entree is dream worthy.

Great food and drink, and exceptional server - Monique was unbelievably thoughtful and efficient. We had an unforgettably great experience because of her!

The food quality has improved since my previous visit over a year ago. The cocktails were also good and my old fashioned was very festive, with the cocktail ingredients arriving in two Christmas ornament balls. Our server was great and doing the best she could considering how far away our table was from everyone else. The ambiance was not what I had anticipated for a special occasion. Although we made our reservations over three weeks in advance, when we arrived it was as if we had none. First we were offered bar seats, and when I asked for a table we were shuttled to the back patio outdoors in an obviously make-shift area that was totally in the dark once the lights were dimmed (we had to ask for a candle, which barely helped). Although there were 4 tables we were offered the end one, with the view blocked and next to the restrooms. When I inquired about the empty table next to it we were told it was already reserved, which made me wonder, how does one reservation get the "better" table when the party wasn't even there and there's no option to select your table in advance? We were there 2.5 hours and no one ever claimed the empty tables next to us. (In case you're wondering, yes were were dressed up and looked nice).

Such a cute bar/restaurant! The staff is usually super sweet and the drinks are very good. My favorite drink to order is the coconut espresso martini. The vibe is cute, sometimes there is live music, and the appetizers are delicious. This is a cool spot to go to on a date or hangout. Parking is on the street or in a parking garage so just be aware.

Worst preparation of pork belly ever, overcharged for another item, Service was incredibly slow. I never post bad reviews but this deserves it. Burger was good though

This review comes with a few caveats, such as...don't go if you are in a hurry. Service was very slow. That aside, it's a lot of fun and a gorgeous, creative space. The food is simple and well prepared. I decided not to penalize with a lower rating, and will return for another try. The staff was very apologetic about the delays, and the manager came by and made good --so very sincere effort! What was outstanding were the drinks!!! Lovely cocktails! Wine was very expensive. We tried the Curious traveler appetizer, a small sampler of lamb, Brussels spouts and calamari. It was just enough for 4 to taste! Here's what our table ordered...short ribs (outstanding), shrimp with pasta (creamy and rich), cheeseburger with a mountain of crisp thin fries (amazing!!! Husband begrudgingly shared with all), and I had the superfoods bowl, very fresh and no heavy dressing -- good for vegans, but not a lot of pizzazz (Quinoa, avocado, sprouts and sweet potatoes). We also had dessert...something we usually skip, but we were celebrating. Brownie was especially tasty with a crispy outside topped with ice cream --four spoons. As the night went on, the bar got crowded with a loud gathering right by our table. Not pleasant. Next time I would ask for a table away from the bar. And, go early if dining... or join the bar crowd. Festive even on a week night. Nice pool area just outside dining room.

First time trying Group Therapy for a friend's birthday dinner, overall great experience. Super friendly staff and they were extremely willing to let us switch tables when my group decided we'd rather sit inside than outside. Restaurant is adorable and the bathroom is even cuter. Food was good, I ordered a poboy, great portions but I probably wouldn't order again. Definitely would go back

I took my girlfriend here on Sunday night to enjoy a quiet night of drinks. We loved the drinks here and the bartender knew his recipes, other off-menu cocktails, and extensive top shelf. The venue is very nice with plenty of tables indoor and patio. The menu has lots of options for lunch, dinner, and brunch. We did not get a checkup from the bartender after our first round of drinks, but that isn't enough to dock a whole star. Definitely recommend their drinks!

Food was good but the slowest server ever, he really ruined the experience despise several attempts to get him to come back and help us. At their price point there is no excuse for poor service. We had to ask another server for our check, to fix his mistake on it and then get it and find someone give it to. Last drink to check took an hour!

I went to this spot two weekends in a row. The first weekend I went, the food and drinks were super good, but I wouldn't have recommend the appetizers. The second weekend, it was very hit or miss. Almost if they had a different staff? The appetizers were (ironically) were super good, but the entrees were mid. The drinks were still great. Overall; the atmosphere is great (great service and super swanky aesthetic). I'll have to go a third time to see about the consistency of the food.