Pom Court
Restaurant · Atlanta ·
Southern-Spanish tapas, courtyard dining, craft cocktails
Southern-Spanish tapas, courtyard dining, craft cocktails
"A Midtown hotel bar offering a low-ABV shared 'Pour Things' served in a traditional Spanish porron for dramatic communal pouring; the blend — featuring Txakolina wine, Cocchi Americano, chamomile tea, apricot brandy, and ginger liqueur — is designed to pour cleanly, be lightly effervescent or dry, and provide fruity, slightly sweeter flavors without overwhelming alcohol intensity." - Caroline Eubanks
"The Granada hotel in Midtown has an outdoor patio with ivory umbrellas underneath a canopy of lights. The whole scene feels like an old European courtyard and automatically makes us want to sip a few cocktails. The Southern-meets-Spanish tapas menu is mostly skippable, but the blue cornbread and these deviled eggs are must-haves. You get four per order here. The thin wisps of chicken chicharrón gives these a nice crunch, and the tangy pickled okra on top brings some acidity to balance the heat from the espelette pepper flakes." - juli horsford
"Spanish-style courtyard great for groups, but the sultry May Peel downstairs is ideal for couples with tiny tables and a neo-soul and R&B soundtrack." - Su-Jit Lin
"The cornbread is the best thing (by far) on the menu of this hotel restaurant in Midtown. But you'll need to keep an open mind. They're made with blue corn, look like brownies, but lean savory. The triangles come out moist, steaming hot, and will melt on your tongue, especially if slathered in the whipped honey butter." - jacinta howard, nina reeder, juli horsford
"Pom Court sits inside of the new Hotel Granada in Midtown. The menu fuses Southern and Spanish cuisines together for breakfast and dinner. Atlanta's great hotel restaurants don't play, so we'll see if Pom Court will be a worthy addition to the roster. " - juli horsford, jacinta howard