Milk and Honey Restaurant at Cascade

We came in for a bite to eat at a nice sit down eatery. For a starter, we tried their Spinach Dip. We also ordered 3 meals: salmon pasta, the chophouse biscuit, and Who Dat Gumbo. I might be off on the exact dish names. Service was attentive and quick. They were not packed but they had consistent business. All in all, we all 3 enjoyed our meals. Every dish came to the table at a good temperature and flavorful. Will return for another visit.

From first entry we were greeted with a smile and great energy. There was no wait which was amazing for a Sunday during brunch time. Destiny was our server. She was a little shy at first but overall great personality and a sweet girl. The food came out in great time and it was well seasoned. I would definitely go again.

The customer service was good. The food didn’t take too long to come out . Food was great especially the biscuits. Music is at a good volume to hear a still have conversation.

This a pretty laid back spot…the parking lot is very crowded though. The experience wasn’t bad at all. Service was great and the waitress was very polite and patient. The food wasn’t bad, but I feel the chicken could’ve had more flavor. My waffles (key lime was flavorful but the red velvet wasn’t too good tasted like a plain waffle) speed of service for the food was slow. Took bout 30-40 to receive food. It wouldn’t been a problem if they were busy. (But they wasn’t) food was fresh though, but overall everything was ok. But Ik they can be better so I’ll be back bc they have the potential

The best fried green tomatoes I have ever had ! One of my favorite starters is fried green tomatoes, I am telling you now these are the best I have had anywhere, they created a delicious sauce to pair it with and it was like the icing on the cake omg. The young man that was the server was extremely attentive , professional, I didn't want for anything . I will return when I am in the ATL area. Thank you for the experience

Absolutely delicious, every single thing was incredible. The service was fantastic as well! If you love Fried Green Tomatoes, you’ve got to try this. The entrees we had were the classic Big Chic and the Peach French Toast, both unbelievable. You have to go eat there asap!

It was good. My food took a little longer than I would have liked, but it was good. A lot of it! We sat on the patio. It was nice. I have to get used to some brunch spots because some have a culture I’m not used to, but overall I enjoyed it. Small like a lot of them when you have to walk around.

I dined at Milk & Honey in Cascade by myself, and the experience was excellent from start to finish. Even as a solo guest, I felt welcomed, comfortable, and well taken care of. The food was outstanding full of flavor, well-seasoned, and beautifully prepared. The menu offers authentic Southern comfort dishes that truly live up to the restaurant’s reputation. I highly recommend the shrimp & grits, the chicken & waffles, and the salmon each dish is rich in flavor and satisfying, whether you’re dining alone or with others. What truly stood out was the service. My server, Amari, was incredibly kind, attentive, and empathetic. She was knowledgeable about the menu and made thoughtful recommendations, which made the experience feel personal and unrushed. Between the delicious food, warm service, and authentic atmosphere, Milk & Honey is a place I would absolutely recommend. It’s a great spot whether you’re dining solo or with company.

Our food was truly great. If you like seafood you'll enjoy all the breakfast options like the salmon hash or the seafood hash we enjoyed. They also have some of the best pancakes we've had at any breakfast spot in ATL. Don't skip the biscuits - smothered in butter and honey, they are decedent and delicious. We split 2 for the table. The vibe is casual enough in the morning to pop-in for breakfast with the family but also if you came in the brunch hour it gets a little more lively. It's worth the wait if you happen to come at a busy time. We enjoyed the old school r&b playlist and the staff was busy but attentive. This was our second time back, and we enjoyed the food even better than we did the first time! We will be back. Shout out to Brittany the General Manager and our server Dina for taking care of us!

Made a reservation for my birthday and the hostess recognized it from the notes. My girlfriend didn't even have to sneak an ask, the staff came out singing and dancing, made me feel so special. I even got a birthday treat. We were greeted within 5 minutes of sitting down and the waitress knew how to sell that menu. We ordered mimosas, shrimp and grits, and the fried salmon and grits. It didn't take long for the food to come out, nice and hot. The oldies music had us singing while we were eating. Everything was delicious and the portion size was great. It was so much food we asked for boxes. We made sure to take a picture in front of their sign before we left. Milk and Honey at Cascade made my birthday weekend very special. One of the best places I went to in ATL. Thank you everybody!

This is the best Milk and honey location. The service was subpar but the food was amazing. Go to the cascade location. More low key

We visited Milk and Honey on Cascade during our trip to Atlanta. Our server was very friendly and brought me a nice birthday surprise. Our favorite was the "Cooks Special" Fried lobster tails with grits. and I enjoyed the milk and honey waffle, and the steak and gravy breakfast was ok. We had a carafe of cranberry mimosa which was exactly what I wanted. This place was recommended to us and I definitely think it's worth giving a try especially for the lobster grits.

Service and food were both great! We enjoyed everything we tried! Chicken gravy was my favorite.

The experience was great! Omgoodness, the food was delicious! The service from the moment we walked in to the moment we left was great. A young lady name Rickie was our server ( of 9 ppl) was very polite, helpful, and on point. If I lived in the city, this would be my go to!

I have to say that I have lived near this place for a while but never had the opportunity to visit. Today I did and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. I went at 1pm on a weekday afternoon so getting a table was easy. The place was busy but overly crowded. I had the simple burger and fries which did not disappoint. I also had the fried green tomatoes which I think was a huge success. Now I ordered an iced tea which they brought to me with no ice. Not sure who drinks iceless iced tea but not me. I digress. Another thing I like is being able to pay online. I love any place I don't have to watch my credit card walk away. Now they did add 18% gratuity to my ticket despite us only being a party of 3. I did not catch this until after the fact and ended up wayyyyy over-tipping. Now my biggest pet peeve for any restaurant is to add the gratuity on small parties. That is sending two messages. One, you don't trust your clientele and two your servers are not going to give 100% because you have the guest paying their salary regardless of good service or not. For that reason I won't return but it was definitely good. That's my two cents and you can take what you will from it.

The service I got from milk and honey on my birthday was absolutely atrocious. First of all, I had a party of 7 guests reserved. 6 of the 7 guests were here, and they refused to sit us. They made us stand outside with bees all over in the sun. After we got inside to sit, they said our party of 7 had to sit at 2 different tables that were far from each other and I couldn't even talk to my friends that flew out to celebrate with me. After we finally got seated our took another hour to come out then they told us that we only had an hour to eat and get out. Then my friends chicken came with deep fried hair inside it. Picture attached below. I feel like she could have been compensated for this, but they still made her pay for the meal. The server was super friendly, she tried to make everything better however, the service was just so trifling I couldn't get over it. Another guest came with a reservation for a party of 15 and they sat her with 5 guests present because she knew the manger.

The first time I came here, when they first open, I would've gave them 5 stars. But my visit today was not it and that's why it's receiving 2 stars instead. The big bowl of grits the lamb chops were floating in were cooked well but didn't taste like anything, although it was advertised on the menu to be cheesy grits. The lamb chops were over done, although they were suggested by our server ,CAASI, that they were one of her favorite things. I should have known that was a lie because she didn't even mention them in her initial presentation of the menu, I had to ask about them on my own. So she lied and they didn't do anything about. It was told to me by the manager, their policy doesn't allow them to do anything about a customer not enjoying their food. Which is stupid and not good customer service at all. It doesn't surprise me though, this is ghetto Atlanta. This was the discount on my receipt for a plate of food I didn't touch at mf all.... Ridiculous. Then they had us sitting outside on the patio with the heaters on. Mind you it's hot outside and raining horrendously.

The food was decent but I wouldn't go back. The service was terrible. I had reservations at 2:00 and didn't get to sit down until 3:30. We had a reservation for a party and we had to be separated into two different tables. Everyone received their food but me . Once I got my food it was passed around from hand to hand. Once we finally paid our tab our server gave our cards to another table. Very distasteful.