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Where do I begin…
I had high hopes for this place because of the location. Typically, Beltline has good spots to eat and vibe. This being a “Black-owned” spot (I’m assuming based on the menu, music, and overall feel), I really wanted to root for it—but the experience was disappointing.
Music & Atmosphere
The music was way too loud. I couldn’t even hear the people at my own table, which made it hard to enjoy the night.
Service
The service was terrible. Our waitress had an attitude and acted like she was doing us a favor by taking our order. Drinks? Only Coke, lemonade, and some watered-down cocktails. She was upfront about the mac and cheese not being good, and instead recommended the stuffed turkey leg. I ordered it—$42—and it tasted old and underwhelming. Definitely not worth the price.
Food Quality
One of my friends ordered a ribeye, but what came out was not a ribeye. To make it worse, they served it with a butter knife. I wish I was joking.
Other Issues
There was also a pushy vendor going around the tables trying to sell pictures while people were eating. She was charging $22 per photo for a set of 7 pictures and was rude if you didn’t buy. Completely unnecessary, especially when everyone already has their own cameras.
Overall
This place was a letdown across the board. Between the loud music, poor service, disappointing food, and pushy vendor, it felt like a cash grab more than a dining experience. They need a serious revamp if they want to last—because as it stands, it was horrible.