The Garden Room
New American restaurant · Atlanta
88 W Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305
Highlights
Plant-filled oasis with New American cuisine & creative cocktails
Plant-filled oasis with New American cuisine & creative cocktails
"The Garden Room, in the Buckhead St. Regis hotel, is where you go to party with friends and make new ones. There could be official entertainment, like singers and jazz musicians, but be prepared for the unofficial shows here—like that guy from the '90s boy band who starts dancing on the seat. The food is solid, the drinks are over the top, and almost everyone is here for the grade A people-watching." - team infatuation
"The Garden Room, in the Buckhead St. Regis hotel, is where you go to party with friends and make new ones. Flooded in flowers, chandeliers, and random objects that could appear in a children's fantasy novel, the bar and restaurant leans into the land of make-believe, where anything goes. There could be official entertainment—like singers and jazz musicians. But always be prepared for the unofficial shows here—like that guy from the '90s boy band who starts dancing on the seat. The food is solid, but the creative drinks really add to the night out. So sip your champagne (complete with edible glitter and a floating rubber ducky) and take in some grade A people-watching." - nina reeder, juli horsford, jacinta howard
"Walking into the Garden Room next door to Atlas at the St. Regis Hotel is like walking into a romantic, fairy tale garden. Delicate flowers and plants drip from the ceiling, cherry blossom trees are always in bloom, and ivy cascades down trellises in this dining room. Expect small plates on the menu, like a yellowtail and citrus salad, a lobster roll, a wagyu coulotte, and desserts such as Madeleines, paired with wine and cocktails." - Eater Staff
"Strewn with flowers and greenery, offering delicate small plates like charred Caesar salad, mini lobster rolls, and sliders." - Su-Jit Lin
"The St. Regis hotel in Buckhead offers two restaurants with wildly different experiences. Atlas is the place to host a buttoned-up corporate dinner with the big bosses—you can eat gem salads while you carefully plant seeds to trip up your work nemesis who couldn’t make it to dinner. The Garden Room, on the other hand, is where you go to party with friends or to win over your work nemesis, hoping they’ll get caught up in the wild fantasy and fun theatrics of the buzzing hotspot long enough for you to find common ground. If that moment doesn’t come, the creative drinks (like a champagne glass with a floating rubber ducky), people-watching, and celebrity sightings are good enough reasons to find your way here. " - nina reeder, demarco williams
