SweetWater Last Cast Bar & Grill

Nicola is your girlllllll! Made great food rec and kept my glass full. Right by Gate B32. Good spot to CHILL in the airport. Not loud just a cool vibe with good drinks and good food!

Nicola was my server and she was fantastic!! The food was great as well. I’ve had a lot of food in this airport and this is now my favorite spot to eat and have a great beer.

I came in for food. What I ordered is not on the digital menu but was basically fish tacos w Coleslaw. I had a blueberry wheat ale and one of their seasonal I believe a peach wheat ale?. Either way I was happy with the outcome. Nicola was the bartender and she is super attentive, I even watched her change the kicked keg while taking orders. If I land here for Terminal B I’ll revisit for sure (:

Great service. Food was as described. Recommended. We ordered the breakfast plate and the chicken sandwich.

All the staff make you feel welcome and are so kind and friendly. We had Tiera J. as our waitress and she is truly one of the best. The beer, food, and vibe are all good!

My wife had a Reuben sandwich, fries and ice tea. I had the soup of the day and a coke. The service was exceptional, friendly and attentive. The Ruben sandwich, tea and fries were all great. My Enchiladas soup with tortilla chips was also great.

Pretty good food. Excellent quality and very reasonably priced for an airport restaurant. I only wish the meet+cheese to lettuce ratio in the turkey wrap were higher, but that's a minor complaint. Fries were great. The lady that took my order was very friendly. Also ❤️ Atlanta airport. I travel a lot and it's always a pleasure passing through.

Service was amazing! Teresa was very attentive and pleasant. I didn’t like the food. Fries were overcooked and undercooked at the same time. Wings were ok. Service was great though. I would come back and try something else. I opted not to send my food back because I just decided to let it go! Again Teresa was great, atmosphere was light and inviting, and everything was very prompt. Thank you

I can only comment about the Bar side of this business. I will defer to others on the "& Grill" bit. The bar was fine. Genuinely, everything went exactly as I expected. I grabbed one of the stools, showed my ID, reviewed their draft list (less than 10), and ordered. Beer was poured. Beer was drunk. Airport prices. The bartender was nice enough. He kept the area tidy. There are TV's around showing sports. The kitchen closed at 9:30 p.m., so don't dally. Its an airport bar. That's about it.

Because it's at the end of the terminal and its offerings aren't entirely clear, this was a high-value stop for those trudging through the airport looking to queue for coffee just before 6 AM. Comparatively, the other more-obvious coffee stops had very long lines. Staff members at SweetWater were really friendly. Though the minimum price for any food item is roughly $15, I had a smoked salmon egg sandwich and it was totally passable for airport food. Also, when the kitchen was taking too long (roughly ten minutes instead of the prescribed five), the front of the house staff did go into the kitchen and ensure people were hustling.

Traveling! Going to vegas! Can't show up sober! Bar closed to my gate! Let's do it! Good drink, good food! I recommend. Just doing it. Vacation calories don't count

Pretty good & standard for airport fare. Nothing exciting or disappointing about this place! The Great - The friendly service The Good - The fries The Bad - maybe the limited menu? AtHe Ugly - The Tropical Gummy Double Hazy IPA. The flavor was just not great. The wrap, fries & burgers were pretty good though!

Chris and I decided to kill a 3-hour layover at this restaurant. We sat by the bar. The bartender was nice and friendly. He let us try the beers before ordering. We highly recommend the SweetWater 420! We shared ordered the Classic Reuben and Chicken Wings. The food was good and the service was quick. There's a friendly atmosphere in the restaurant as the staff are all very welcoming to the steady stream of people coming in to dine or drink or both!

If passing through ATL this place is fantastic! It's a general burger, sandwich, soup and salad type joint but the Reuben sandwich is one of the best I have had!! Was so good!!

Super friendly staff, everybody was so nice from the beginning to the end. french fries were very good and the beer was also very good. emphasis on the friendly staff. we talked to three or four employees and it wasnt our typical dealings at an airport food stop. would highly recommend

The food is awesome, I've ordered from here before when transiting through ATL airport. A little expensive, but what airport food isn't!?! The ambiance is "airport quaint"...nice but small. Last, and most important...Let's talk about the service! My server was Enrique! Enrique was sarcastic, a bit rude, and although efficient, should probably be looking to work doing something other than attending to travelers Never ever tell a guest you don't have time to help with the menu!

When I am looking for a restaurant in an airport, I have three priorities: (1) quick, (2) reasonably priced, and (3) tasty. For these reasons, I usually end up getting fast food. However, today I took a chance on SweetWater Last Cast Bar & Grill because I had failed to make it to the SweetWater's main brewery while in town. During my dining experience, I found every one of my priorities to be met with flying colors! Tucked away near Gate B30, you can order food from a window to go or sit down in the restaurant area. Since it was just me, I sat down at the bar. This was a good choice because I received immediate service from the kind, but not overly talkative (I appreciate a quieter presence) bartender. Using the QR code menu, I immediately identified the Broken Coast Lager as my beer of choice. It was delicious (#3) and exactly what I needed on a hot day at the end of a business trip week. Speaking of business trip, the bartender was more than willing to separate the alcohol (personal expense) from my food (business expense). I appreciate that! I order the grilled chicken sandwiched and could not believe how fast it arrived (#1!). The fries were crispy and flavorful and the sandwich was bursting with the mixture of spicy, sweet, and umami (#3!). And the portions were perfect. I left satisfied, but not stuffed. Finally, the prices were very fair. I know that airports have to up-charge, but I was pleasantly surprised at the cost/quality/quantity of the food (#2!) Always a plus! If you ever find yourself at the Atlanta airport and are looking for a great place for food that is (1) quick, (2) reasonably priced, and (3) tasty, make your way over to SweetWater Last Cast Bar & Grill. You won't be disappointed!

The most expensive, worst food ever. Ordered the breakfast platter, I'm 99% sure it was powdered eggs, that crappy precooked bacon and a cheap excuse for a biscuit. If you have ever eaten at a hotel the gives you a free breakfast, THIS IS IT. Go ANYWHERE else.

Stopped through on way to San Francisco from MS. Mimosa and Bloody Mary to begin with. Drinks were good. Breakfast was okay. Nothing special but not bad.

I stopped here during a layover and can't say I made the best choice. The beer was okay, but that was probably the sorriest burger and fries I've ever had. The guy behind the bar was doing his job, but nothing above. When there are few options this is what happens.

Food was good and hot!!!! Vincent was our server, and he has great customer service skills!!!! You won't be disappointed!!!!

I really love Sweetwater and I'm glad it's available in the airport. Travel can be very stressful and this makes it so much better of an option. Every time I come into Atlanta I look for Sweetwater.

SweetWater Last Call Bar & Grill is a good place to catch a meal at the airport. You have several seating choices in an atmosphere which was eclectic, but still comfortable. Service is good to very good overall, just enough to ensure you are taken care of (Genet M. was my server). Menu choices were not large, but the food quality is very good in terms of both quantity and quality along with their own adult beverages. Overall, you should look for these folks and pay them a visit.

Y'all have low standards if this place impressed you. Food was just fine, but not super impressive and the service was disjointed. Very. Did not receive all the items in my order and no one bothered to check. Also, for a place whose symbol is an actual fish there is a distinct lack of fish on the menu. No one seems to notice the irony.

I'm just gonna say 4 because it seems like it was popular AF - and I met and chatted with an awesome gal while enjoying my beer lol. I was headed home from a work trip in Alpharetta and wanted to grab dinner and a couple beers before my flight since I wouldn't be back home until pretty late. I also wanted something close to my gate just in case flight deets changed that I needed to be aware of. Cue SweetWater! The place was 100% full the few times I walked by, but I managed to snag a small table as I saw a gentleman checking out. It was perfect timing, too, because right as I took a seat, three or four other couples or individuals walked up looking for a table. The menu is straightforward and there are some classic options to choose from. It honestly feels like there is a choice for everyone. I ended up going with a beyond burger and the fries that accompany it and it was exactly what you might expect for a burger and a few cute little curled fries - great experience at an airport!

Absolutely terrible! Ordered chicken that was raw or wasn't chicken. The ladies were nice but this is disgusting. In addition, she wet a napkin and put it in my food without telling me -since the sauce was sticky. Bizarre practices that are quite unsanitary. Don't recommend unless you're constipated and need a good colon cleanse. You'll likely get it here with the undercooked chicken that's supposedly precooked.

Kitchen closed early, dining area was a disaster, ran out of beer, and the service staff was rude... I'm trying to not let this experience color my opinion of ATL... I'll not be back to this joint!

Compared to other airports, Hartsfield Jackson is top tier. You can get a massage, shoe shine, see art installations - Zimbabwe has a beautiful install. This restaurant is on concourse B. You can order at the window or dine in. I opted for Pinot Grigio and a beyond burger with a side of cole slaw. The coke slaw did not look appetizing and didn't taste it either. The slaw looked old. And the black pepper didn't help the look. There was no other flavor or seasoning. The beyond burger was awesome. But was the size of a slider. For the price I wasn't impressed. My waitstaff was awesome. Formidable without being overbearing.

I had a bit of a layover and needed some lunch. Customer service was great. Short wait for my food, service was quick. The food was delicious. I got the chicken sandwich and fries. You can't go wrong here. Stop in.

Sweetwater makes a long layover on the way home (through Atlanta) a bit easier to deal with. Several of the better known SweetWater brews are on tap and the limited menu is loaded with decent food.

Ok service. Fake food. Ordered bacon and scrambled eggs. The bacon is most certainly NOT bacon, it's some form of finely processed meat pressed into a shape that somewhat resembles bacon and then cooked to a crisp. The eggs are not likely real eggs, the texture is only mildly similar to actual scrambled eggs. I'm in ATL often, I'll just need to remember this is not the place for breakfast!

Two stars for the food. The staff was great food was very sub par. Bland food and seemed prepackaged not fresh.

They have turkey with additions I wanted plain turkey. The dont "customize" by leaving off the additions. Asked for bag for sandwiches. She just pushed it towards me and left

Genet is Awesome. her suggestion made my day really didn't know what I was hungry for until I walked in and and sat down. Almost just got it as take out but I'm glad I went full service. The grilledchicken sandwich she suggested was awesome. The slaw was slightly spicy. Coke was perfect. She was awesome. Will be making a return trip and stopping by again before going home. Great job y'all!

Super simple with no frills, but solid airport restaurant! Menu has something for everyone, from salads to tacos. It gets pretty busy but I was luckily able to grab a seat before my flight a few weeks back. Was feeling ravenous so ordered the Chicken Tenders with Honey Mustard and Spinach Salad. Yum yum double yum! Exactly what I needed. If SweetWater weren't at the airport and I wasn't crazy hungry, I probably would've given this place 3 stars. There was nothing particularly noteworthy about either dish, but they were solid. But it's hard to find a sitdown spot with simple salads so four stars it is. Also, service is really friendly. They get busy so you may have to wait for your water to get refilled, but the food comes out fast and they're super efficient.

Coz atmosphere, great service, food is great and fresh. Thanks guys, you are the best with excellent staff.

This is a pretty awesome airport bar and I rarely ever say that. But I also love breweries. I had a two and a half hour layover in Atlanta while going to visit my sister in Louisiana. I literally looked at the list of places at the airport prior to landing and this sparked my interest because I've had Sweetwater brewing in New York before. To some divine fate my plane's gate was pretty much next door and it was meant to happen. Fairly affordable beers. I think for a can it was only around $6 and then an actual draft was closer to $10. Still cheaper than the airports in New York, I'll take it. Mostly ipas on tap but I did really enjoy the blueberry beer they had. The chicken wings smelled amazing. I didn't eat here. I was living off of delta biscuits and waiting for some chicken pot pie later. But the food seemed actually decent. A tight squeeze for the spot, so tuck in your luggage as best as you can for the servers to get by. Some folks didn't understand and got huffy over it. Your stuff is literally just laying out in the aisle. Scooch. The staff was very pleasant and quick to refill. Definitely worth a stop if you have time to wait.

Even though the service was ok, the food is ridiculous. They have a hot dog called big cahuna dawg which comes with slaw, creole mustard, relish and pickled onions. It came dry and plain with just a little slaw on top. When asked, the server says they don't have the creole mustard, relish, or pickled onions but she'll go ask about it. Comes back with only raw onions. Never again. They could have told me that they didn't have the ingredients to prepare it instead of bringing me a dry ass hot dog that tastes nothing like the description on their menu.

A small hole in the wall in the Atlanta airport... not exactly gourmet by any sense of the word. I guess I have been purely spoiled by how much some places are stepping up their game as far as places to eat in airports. Denver has Root Down which if you have not been to it is almost worth a flight just to eat in there at the airport! (See my previous reviews) Austin has several outstanding places to partake in delectable bites. And many other airports are realizing that the traveler is trapped... and the better the spread the more of the "bread" they will get. Well this location either doesn't care or has not kept up with the times. The fact that it is small is nothing they can do anything about. It is what it is. However their selection of beer sure as heck is. Not one darker beer accept Sam Adams... not sure if I actually even call that dark. The selection is truly subpar. Then there is the food... it was ok... typical low scale grub that most people expect from airport food. The bbq pulled port was all right... although nothing to write about for sure. Now one thing I can tell you is the service was top notch! What a completely nice server I had! She was like your mom or grandmother (depending on how old you are) taking care of you after not having seen you for a long time. She was outstanding! Ok the location was not horrible... it certainly wasn't great... but I have most assuredly had worse too!

I've been a fan of Sweetwater's beer for a few years now, and was pretty pumped to stop by here for a beer and a meal before our flight from Atlanta to Portland... was not disappointed! The wife and I split some chicken tenders, and ordered some drinks. The tenders were good, and oh so tender. They didn't last very long. ;) The beer I had was called 420 Strain G13 IPA. As soon as the server set it down, I was like "weeeeeeeed!". This beer straight up smells like weed, which is awesome. The flavor was a very sticky and dank hop profile backed by a solid malt body. So good... I could drink that all the time. We didn't spend much time here, as we had to catch a flight, but I would definitely come back the next time I'm in Atlanta airport... have a good before you leave!

It seems as if a bag of expired frozen chicken tenders was microwaved for 15 minutes. Hamburger was your average bad airport hamburger.

Oh yes- what can be better than a mimosa (actually 2) just outside your gate, with a nice, hot breakfast? I had an early flight and did not have time for breakfast at the hotel or anywhere. Having a full menu and full bar place right near the gate was such heaven. I ordered the fluffy biscuit with egg and sausage. It was tasty; the mimosa was on point- and the service was outstanding!!!! Definitely try this place out.

On my flight from Atlanta to Pensacola we landed and I was a bit hungry for some chicken and ordered the tenders, honestly some of the worst chicken I've ever had, the breading was pretty awful and you can tell it's frozen chicken heated up, possibly in a microwave oven Food: 0/5 Service: 3/5 Time to get food: 10 min

Came here for lunch during a layover at the airport. The menu isn't huge but there were plenty of things I was interested in ordering. They have a good variety of beers on the menu but I didn't order any. I decided to order the chicken sandwich. It came with fries and was delicious and good quality. The portion size was good too. My husband had the Korean tacos which he said were good as well. The service was friendly and efficient. Price wasn't too crazy for the airport. I would eat here again if in this terminal.

I was hungry and this was the only sit-down restaurant in the area. The seating areas were crowded, which made it difficult to find a place for luggage while dining. There were no outlets for charging. I ordered a Spinach Salad with red onion, bacon, egg, cranberries and some sweetish nut thing with a fruity vinaigrette on the side. It was okay. I know it's airport food, but that doesn't mean it has to be mediocre. It worked in a pinch, but hope I never find myself in a similar situation where it's the only viable option.

Service was great. I got breakfast and it was terrible. Fresh eggs were from a buffet, uncooked thin nasty bacon and home fries that were cold. The server got me fresh home fries which I appreciated but the menu says "fresh scramble eggs" and that was untrue. Don't waste you're time.

To be fair, it's in Atlanta airport and this was breakfast. Potatoes were dry. Plain bagel was fine but how do you mess up a bagel. Our server just put food randomly around the table. Looks like she'd rather be anywhere else but at this job. I'll find someplace else for breakfast in the future.

Decent food, great beer, and my server Vincent had an amazing sense of humor and upbeat personality.

The food and beer was great, and the service was fantastic. Enrique was especially kind, funny and attentive. Spectacular for a busy Friday night at the airport.

SweetWater Last Cast Bar & Grill was simple but edible food in the Delta Atlanta terminal. My food was a bit dry/overcooked, but fine overall.

Even though this is an airport restaurant, I've actually wanted to try it for quite awhile, but have never had a layover that was long enough to try them out. Barely enough time (30 min) we thought we'd give it a try. The staff was awesome when they heard that we had a connecting flight. Seated us really quickly and our waiter was on top of things. He took our orders and got them in quick, asked if we'd want anything else and even got us our check early so we could pay and be ready to go as soon as we were done eating. I went with the Barbacoa Tacos. Kind of an interesting pairing that they came with their own spiral cut version of french fries. The barbacoa wasn't the best I've ever had, but the pork was really tender and not fatty and the flavor was really good. By the time I was done eating I was stuffed!!! At the price point, and considering that it's airport food its really a good value coming in @ about $30 for the two of us. I can't say enough about the staff and how friendly they were. If it was possible I'd give them a higher rating for the service alone. Highly recommend!

I almost always stop by SweetWater, when in Atlanta, they brew some awesome stuff! The airport draft house is a welcoming sight and i try to belly up wherever there is room. Normally I stick with the liquid diet but I couldn't hold out and was craving a burger (might have been from the G13). The service was prompt, I was able to get a drink and order my meal and have it served without any delay. The burger was ok, unfortunately I think they use frozen patties and can't cook them to temp. Visually it looked super appealing and I did finish it along with the fries (really good) that were served in this cool little basket. While I wasn't the biggest fan of the burger, they have plenty of offerings that I'd like to try out on my next outing. If you're in the B Terminal, be sure to drop on by and give em a try!

SweetWater Draft House & Grill is located in the Atlanta airport. It is great if you want to grab a beer, but I would not recommend the food. We had the nachos, and while it's pretty hard to mess up nachos, somehow they did. I would stop here again if I was only having drinks.

On our way out of town stopped by to way for our flight and the taps were not working. Was happy about that. You could still get their beers in bottles but was wanting draft. Maybe next time. Service was great.

Small pub & grub in concourse B of the Atlanta airport. Quick, friendly service. Limited menu and airport pricing. Stopped for a bite to eat while waiting on connection. Half dozen seats at the bar. About a dozen tables close together. Separate carry-out counter. Tried to order their Bagel breakfast sandwich, but they didn't have any bagels. Instead, ordered their biscuit breakfast sandwich. Pretty good coffee. Warm chocolate croissant. Sandwich was decent. Arrived quickly. Decent for an airport.

Dissapointed in Big Kahuna dog. No creole mustard, no pickled onions just raw sliced red ones , the "housemade slaw" was shredded cabbage, the cherry pepper relish was pickle relish out of a jar. When I mentioned it to the girl at the counter after I received it , she said we are out of most of the ingredients on the menu and they stopped putting creole mustard on it because people said it was too spicy. Lol. Total lack of communication between the kitchen and the counter staff. We all have to 86/sub items, But you should tell the customer what he's getting so his expectations are not dashed. I know it's just a hot dog and I ate it because I was hungry and the actual hot dog was good, but they didn't get anything close to what it should have been.

Beer is fantastic, Service was great. When at the Atlanta Airpot and in Terminal A or B, go there! The Terminal B Sweetwater was excellent.