Lorena Garcia

The beer was cold and served in a glass, that's about everything positive about this place. The "bartender" was talking over the phone via Bluetooth while eating with an open mouth and not interested at all in her guests. We were denied menues with a listing of items and pricing. On top of it, the counter was dirty and sticky and the back of the bar was a mess. Not at all the welcoming hospitality we enjoyed in Atlanta, very disappointing. Oh and the beer was 13$, but that's okay considering we're at an airport. Service charge of 18% was also added automatically.

Worst service of any bar in the entire Hartsfield airport. Wildly unprofessional staff who just scoff at every order and act like they have something better to do. If you do, that’s fine, but maybe don’t work in service? And the bartender are on the phone the entire time, sneaking in an AirPod under their hair. Truly, worst service for the largest airport in the world.

When we sat down it took about 5 minutes to get attention. We asked for a menu and they laughed “We dont have menus”. Ok? Then when I inquired about things because they dont have a menu they acted beyond bothered. Would never come here again.

There is no food here but you can bring food from the neighboring food court. Service is friendly and efficient. The on-the-Bluetooth employee mentioned in previous reviews was not present. There are more atmospheric places to get a drink here but none I know of where you can bring food court food.

We sat for an hour and watched a basketball game. Kim provided great service. Very attentive and pleasant. We’ll visit again to hangout with her.

The Female bartender on 4/16 was very rude, always on Bluetooth arguing with someone. I had 1 beer and left. NEVER AGAIN!!!! Location: ATL Airport

Nice bartender but $30 for a dirty martini is so crazy… there’s a reason why there’s no menu 😫😬

We had no issues with getting drinks. Quite pricy, but everything higher at airports. Double Moscow Mule and Double Bulleit.

Upstairs food court at the international terminal at Atlanta Airport. "Latin American" pour bar. Wine, beer and drinks. Nothing Latin American though. No tapas. No food for that matter, just drinks. TV was on- sports with sound unintelligent. Bartender was nice and helpful. Clocks (in an airport) don't work. When I let the bartender know that the clock had the wrong time, she was aware but unconcerned. ("Yeah, I don't think they ever worked") 18% Tip is included, but you wouldn't know from the check which is an amount and a line for the tip without noting tax and tip paid. Seats were comfortable enough. If there are other choices, I think you would do better.

Grabbed a couple drinks here before a flight in Terminal F. Bartender was super welcoming. Very friendly and thoughtful. Fortunately, they were one of the places were you could catch a game and easily have a drink. Limited wine and beer selection room.

Was super bummed about my flight being delayed for my bday trip (7.29.23) to Florida so of course I needed a quick drink. They couldn't make the infamous TikTok Tokyo tea so I got a Long Island with sprite top shelf. Whew!! Just what I needed. I had to go back for seconds to ease my feelings. The drink was good and strong!! Just what I needed to kill my bad mood. Only down side is they have paper straws but I understand why. You can easily get a plastic straw from the other vendors.

Hands down the best option for food and drink on Concourse F and any other concourse from what I can see. However, yes you are in an airport and if you are expecting great service you will be sadly mistaken. The bartenders were more interested in standing with their backs to the costumers and watching the bowl game than taking care of their customers.... I started off with some of the marinated olives which were really good except my bowl of olives were full of the Red Cerignolia olives which still have pits in them and became annoying after awhile to eat. After the olives my server recommended the Mango glazed oven roasted chicken wings (yea try and say that ten times fast). These were absolutely delicious and not just because I was in an airport these would be delicious anywhere with a slightly sweet and spicy taste that was truly delightful. After a couple more beers and an hour and a half before my flight still I decided I would have one dish. After looking over the menu and falling in love with a couple of the salads I actually changed my mind at the last second to have the citrus chicken marinated avocado wrap. The first bite was disappointing and a few more bites became just as disappointing and then I reached the middle of the wrap and then it all came together. All of the ingredients came together once I reached the bottom half of my wrap and the dish was light and heavenly it's just too bad the whole wrap wasn't that way. I will always return to this point anytime I fly in or out of Atlanta and am on Concourse F for sure but won't get my hopes up that the staff will be any better. I am now in Miami and hoping to visit Lorena's only other restaurant in the airport here.....

I arrived at the airport, seriously wanting a glass of wine. First, I asked that the nasty, sticky, glass-ringed table be cleaned. Yes, it was that bad. Then I set down and looked at the menu. I chose my glass of wine and waited. And waited. And waited. Fifteen minutes later, still no service. It's not like she didn't see me -I ASKED her to clean the table. So I left. By-ya.

I hope they plan to add more menu items in the future. The menu is extremely limited as in two appetizers and 4 mains. I had the LG Signature Salad which was very good but small. One glass of Terrazos de los andes Malbec which was ok (Like a 2 buck chuck of Malbec).

Really bad. I should have checked the ratings first. They charged me twice as much as the wine i ordered. Kind of sad because it felt really deliberate to me.

This is a decent place to get a drink while you're waiting for a flight. It's comfortable with a large round bar and I got plenty of private space. There are a couple of screens around playing CNN and the NFL network. Don't expect a big beer selection. I counted four beers on tap and had a decent Adam Adams lager. It was a pleasant way to kill about 45 minutes in the international terminal. The price was a little on the high side: $9.38 for the pint of beer. They added an 18% gratuity on the bill, which I didn't care for since I like to use my discretion in tipping. With taxes and tip, it was $12 for one beer.

False advertising. I was excited to try the cocktails listed such as the watermelon cilantro mojito but that wouldnt happen because the bartender doesnt have what she needs to make cocktails. Settled on a simple vodka and cranberry which tasted like really cheap vodka even though the $14 price tag should call for something of higher quality. Wish that i picked somewhere else.

This is just a bar now with sports TV, so do not expect any tapas: they need to change their name! The Malbec is still wonderful, but all they have are Olives or Carmelized Walnuts to go with it. Nice area of the terminal to sit in but nothing to recommend this place in particular...

Was on a lay over for the night and even though the bar was empty and closing, the old Asian lady would not let me sit and watch the game if I didn't buy anything at this airport location... I will never come back to this bar even if I wanted a drink or tapas.

Rude server that complained to other customers about another current customer. Limited menu, limited respect.

The two bartenders are currently arguing whether or not to use some spoiled mango in a sangria because "the back office insists that they do". Yes... It makes me question the chicken avocado wrap I just ate... The wrap was good and I washed it down with a Shock Top (served in a Blue Moon glass). But it was a $30 meal. Yeah... For a beer and a sandwich. Also, a British couple saw my glass and ordered 2 blue moons. The bartender poured two glasses of Shock Top without clarifying if that was what they expected. Yeah... Unimpressed.

Possibly the best food option in Concourse F but far from the best in the airport. One Flew South in Concourse E is better option. First off, if you come to the Tapas Bar looking for Tapas, you'll be sadly disappointed. They have a very limited menu (which consists mainly of salads and wraps). No tapas! The food was tasty but rather spendy. $25.01 for a wrap (no side) and an Angry Orchid cider. That's with 18% tip included by the bar. Would I come back? Hmmm. Probably not. Although the wings did look and smell tasty.

Worst service ever. Took our order brought us our drinks and brought us our checks but never came to collect. 30 minutes later I'm yelling across the bar to get their attention so I could just pay. On top of that, they have a service charge of 18%. This is what happens when tips are included. Zero customer service. Drop the service charge, and make your staff actually work for their tips and this probably wouldn't be a problem.

I fully expect to pay more for food and alcohol in an airport - it's a no brainer. However, $10.75 for small, 6 oz glass of Gascon Malbec that you can find in most grocery stores for $9-10/bottle is ridiculous. Also, of the 8 "signature" drinks listed in their menu, they only had the ingredients to make one (mojito... boo). Beer selection isn't anything special - typical domestics with Stella and Heineken bottles being the only selections that are remotely different, if only a little. I was also hungry but apparently this "tapas bar" does not serve tapas, or food for that matter, which is a shame because I love the idea of tapas in an airport. According to the bartender, the kitchen closed several months ago because of poor business. Quite simply, this place makes me want to punch myself in the head repeatedly. Avoid at all costs.

I like the LG signature salad. A bit pricey, but you get a sweet/sour blend salad, with chicken breast. I have it almost every time I am in the ATL airport.

Overall the food and experience was ok but with it being priced rather expensive I expect more. I had a glass of Rioja wine which was quite good but priced at $12/glass I would hope it would be. For food, I ordered the Turkey, Brie and Blackberry jam Montaditos which are two small sandwiches that tasted ok but nothing special. They were served on a plastic plate with plastic ware silverware. For $12.99 I felt ripped off. In all the one glass of wine and the one order of small sandwiches cost over $30 which is way to much for a mediocre experience all around.