The Warren City Club

We had the most amazing time celebrating our High School Holiday Celebration Event at The Warren. Callie, the Event Manager was absolutely amazing with helping me put everything together. It was a totally success!!! The DJ was amazing and his selection of music was right on time for my classmates of MCHS Class of 91!!!!

How have I lived in Atlanta for this long without visiting the Warren City Club?? Whatever the reason, i'm just happy that we've added another brunch spot to our rotation. The Warren City Club is a great little brunch spot with a nice outdoor space with some nice views. Food - We started with the Krispy Kreme Donut Bread Pudding (RIP Krispy Kreme) and it did not disappoint. Really, what's not to like with this little treat. My only advice here is to maybe order this as a dessert, not as an app as we did but it just sounded too good to wait. For our entrees, we ordered the Cajun Shrimp and Grits and the "Nashville" Fried Chicken & Waffles. The Shrimp and Grits were super tasty but my favorite was the Chicken & Waffle. I love Chicken & Waffles and this one did not disappoint! The only negative is that I won't want to try anything else the next time we visit because I'll just want to order the Chicken & Waffles every time. Drinks - We ordered a Mimosa (because Sunday brunch) and a Bloody Mary. Both were great and would order again. Atmosphere - We dined outside on the patio which was fabulous. It even had some decent views. If the weather is nice, make sure you sit outside. Service - Our server was amazing. She was super nice, funny and attentive. Unfortunately, I do not recall her name but you'll know whether or not if you're lucky enough to sit at her table. Value - No complaints here. I actually think the food is reasonably priced. Overall, we loved this brunch spot and will definitely be back!

This place is tucked away, down the street/near Surin and behind Dark Horse Tavern on Highland. After traveling up three sets of dark stairs, we finally arrived to a rustic looking decor (only way I can think to describe it) with a patio. We enjoyed the patio although it was one of Atlanta's cooler days. The wait staff was pleasant although not overly cheery (Maybe tired although it was only 12:30. Or maybe they were understaffed and stressed). Our server provided us with suggestions without much fanfare or excitement but with knowledge of the menu. Our food took longer than I think it should have for breakfast/brunch food, so l deducted a star for that. We ordered an appetizer that did not arrive until after our food and dessert, but I will not deduct for that since they gave it to us for free. However I will deduct a point because after waiting for some time to receive the (complementary) salmon croquettes, they were underwhelming, greasy and covered and a mango/pineapple mixture that did not hide their taste or the greasiness. On a positive note, my husband and I both had the lobster omelette and enjoyed it. It was paired with breakfast potatoes that were good and seasoned well. The couple with us ordered the shrimp and grits and salmon BLT. Both said their meals were average, nothing special. And finally, we had the bread pudding for dessert versus as an appetizer as advertised on the menu. It was fair. But the run punch was tasty! Overall, I give the Warren City Club three stars for the ambiance (patio) and the drinks.

Brunch was good! It was taken the next level by the great weather and vibes of the rooftop setting. We had the chef's omelette the day. It consisted of steak, mozzarella, peppers, and cheese. It was great. I ordered the crabcake eggs benedict. The crabcakes could be seasoned better, but meal was good. We also had the chicken and waffles. The peach butter was delicious and the chicken was perfect. Service was great as well. We would certainly return.

I recently had my 50th birthday dinner at the Warren This is a really nice venue for a private event. I loved the patio with the fire pits. The indoor ambiance with lit tea candles all over and the fireplaces created a relaxing and sexy vibe. I have never dined at the Warren so I did not know what to expect. The food was delicious! My entree menu included the salmon with crab relish and the braised beef short rib both served with mashed potatoes and asparagus. My guest enjoyed dinner and the Krispy Kreme bread pudding as well. They were impressed. Kudos to the chef! Callie the event coordinator was very helpful with my planning and accommodating with special request. Thanks again for making my gathering a success!

Food was really good, the salmon croquettes and the Krispy Kreme bread pudding are a must have!! The Nashville Hot chicken and waffles really isn't spicy at all and so delicious..we'll definetly be back to try more stuff!!

The Warren City Club offers a unique venue for hosting events, organizing gatherings, or celebrating special occasions. Our experience there was great. Go VOLS!

First timers. I must say the the food along with the service was excellent!!! I will be back next time I’m in ATL. The banana French toast was Delicious. The chicken had great flavor. We loved everything!!!

I have only ever been here late at night, so I won't be reviewing on their brunches. The two times I've gotten there is has been a slower more causal bar with a DJ and room to dance. The nice thing about less people is how easy it is to get bartenders attention. This place has both indoor and outdoor space with seating and a dance floor, a coat check and i think a karaoke space, but it is a $10 cover to get in. I don't know if there is always a dress code but there was one of the nights I went, they didn't require a jacket or anything but they didn't let T-shirts in. Depending on the vibe for you it could be worth it but I won't say it is for everyone. They have specialty drinks and a full bar, their specialty drinks are quite sweet, but they are also heavy pourers so do with that what you will, I know I left feeling good. If you are looking for a little break from too many people but still want to go out, this might be the perfect place for you.

Brunch On Sunday! Food: I ordered the lobster omelette. The BF ordered the shrimp and grits. I wasn't really into my dish, so the BF let me eat most of his dish. It was my bday, so, as the table said "bday girl gets what she wants!" :) The shrimp and grits were YUUUUUM! BF got a biscuit on the side, which was marvelous! Drinks: We wanted the bottomless mimosas, but because of COVID, we had to settle for the "CARTERA" instead. It was okay. Nothing to run home about. Atmosphere: Very beautiful establishment! Loved the decor. We sat inside since it was pretty muggy out, but they have a beautiful patio area, which would be cute for a date. Everyone wore a mask and the tables were spread out pretty well for social distancing. Parking: Blows! Take an Uber or come early to park. Would I recommend? Sure. Will I be back? Maybe.

I came here for an event and the Warren City Club staff provided the food and cash bar. There was only one person serving and working the bar. So she was going back and forth the whole time and we had to wait a while to order drinks. I ordered a glass of wine and the glass was dirty. There were lip marks on it. For the food we had two options. A Turkey sandwich with bacon and a cranberry sauce and chips in the side. The other option was a Caesar salad with salmon. The turkey sandwich was like a school lunch sandwich with the lunch meat and 2 small pieces of microwave bacon and barely any sauce. Also the bun on my sandwich was molded. I mentioned it to the server and she just said ok. I was very disappointed with this venue's presentation for an even that they were being paid to provide for.

How have I lived in Atlanta for this long without visiting the Warren City Club?? Whatever the reason, i'm just happy that we've added another brunch spot to our rotation. The Warren City Club is a great little brunch spot with a nice outdoor space with some nice views. Food - We started with the Krispy Kreme Donut Bread Pudding (RIP Krispy Kreme) and it did not disappoint. Really, what's not to like with this little treat. My only advice here is to maybe order this as a dessert, not as an app as we did but it just sounded too good to wait. For our entrees, we ordered the Cajun Shrimp and Grits and the "Nashville" Fried Chicken & Waffles. The Shrimp and Grits were super tasty but my favorite was the Chicken & Waffle. I love Chicken & Waffles and this one did not disappoint! The only negative is that I won't want to try anything else the next time we visit because I'll just want to order the Chicken & Waffles every time. Drinks - We ordered a Mimosa (because Sunday brunch) and a Bloody Mary. Both were great and would order again. Atmosphere - We dined outside on the patio which was fabulous. It even had some decent views. If the weather is nice, make sure you sit outside. Service - Our server was amazing. She was super nice, funny and attentive. Unfortunately, I do not recall her name but you'll know whether or not if you're lucky enough to sit at her table. Value - No complaints here. I actually think the food is reasonably priced. Overall, we loved this brunch spot and will definitely be back!

The Warren City Club is a great place to go on a Sunday afternoon to brunch with friends and not feel like you are at a club where you're having to yell over the music and wait long period of time for your food. I really enjoyed the inconspicuous location and the overall vibe of the space. It seems like you're going into an exclusive low key space where you can relax and enjoy good food and libation. The food here is really delicious. I ordered the Lobster Omelet and was pleasantly surprised by the large chunks of fresh lobster. Most places like to skimp on the seafood but not here and I have the pics to prove it. It was a rather large omelet full of Boursin cheese, tomatoes, onions, is topped with a Hollandaise cause that is to die for. All the delicious flavors make for a very filling and satisfying dish. But it doesn't stop there, after tasting my friend's Vanilla Rum French Toast I just had to order my own. These French toast were dipped in the best batter I've tasted and the addition of the rum flavor and bananas tastes like a creme brûlée and French toast got married in a perfect union! I ate every bite! The management team and staff were really nice and fun. They had some old school music playing and between delivering meals took some time to dance with us. I will most definitely be back!!!

I came here once to dance and another time for a bridal shower luncheon. Two very different experiences... Night and day, literally. Event space by day, club by night. The Warren City Club is located right above Dark Horse. It has a separate entrance on the side of the building. Parking available across the street. On my first visit, I came with a group of 4. We found ourselves in the highlands one late Saturday night and wanted to go dancing. I remember it being very dark inside, but the place was lit. The dance floor was packed and the music was bumpin' (do people still say that?). The DJ played top 40s to now. They have a large patio which is nice for taking a break from the dance floor and getting some air. After wearing heels all night, I needed a place to rest my feet. Fortunately, The Warren has seating towards the back in addition to the tables and chairs on the patio. Best part, it was open to the public, not VIP only like most clubs. We didn't stay very long, but we all had a great time. Fast forward to a year later and I was a part of a bridal shower luncheon. It was kinda weird to see the space during the day, but was pleasantly surprised to see it very clean. I can't imagine what clubs look like in the morning after a night of partying. The Warren is a lot more spacious than I thought. I believe we had 30 or more guests at the shower. and everybody was more than comfortable. We had plenty of space for decors, gifts, games, etc. The shower was a plated luncheon. The MOH had picked out the menu ahead of time. The food came out fresh and delicious. The mimosas were flowing. As a guest, I thought the service was great. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. I can't speak for prices, since I didn't get to see the bill but I do know that gratuity was already included.

Enjoyed a reasonably priced Brunch, great flavor and tastefully presented. Had their signature Bloody Mary however note, it was prepared like a Bloody Caeser with a spot of clamato. Very tasty. Service was excellent.

I had brunch here yesterday with a friend and it was a pretty delightful experience all around. It was a little bit louder than we expected for a Sunday afternoon brunch based on previously reviews but it seems to be a perfect place where friends, family, and associated can gather. I actually copied her and ordered the exact same thing: The Shrimp Omelet (Chef Special) with a side of their delicious, creamy, and warm grits, which was an amazing complement to the Omelet on a cool, rainy Sunday afternoon. The waitress was very accommodating and most kind. It is on the third floor so keep that in mind just in case you are booking for an event with older family members who may have some issues climbing the stairs, but other's I like it. Parking on Sunday in the area in free. It is a club--a membership club. So, all are welcome but they do encourage membership. Enjoy! Get the grits!

We went on a Sunday for brunch. The food here is surely a 5. At least the steak and eggs and the salmon BLT. Their drinks are great too, although I wish they had more of a variety of cocktails. Our server seemed stressed out and there were several times that we had to get her attention for service. It was overall a really nice experience. The tables are distanced, and there is a nice patio. Would definitely return.

The Warren City Club BIRTHDAY BRUNCH DEBACLE... 1) I discovered the Warren City Club a few months ago when my mother wanted to do an impromptu brunch. I suggested American Roadhouse, one of our longtime faves. we get there only to find out it had been closed (RIP AR). So we (myself, my mother, brother and nephew) looked around and noticed The Warren City Club and decided to give it a try. We sat on the rooftop and our server, YVONNE, was VERY NICE....THE ABSOLUTE BEST!! Food was good, prices were fair and bottomless mimosas were awesome. cool! We found a new brunch spot! 2) A couple weeks later my grandmother and I went to Warren City Club the last Sunday of 2019 and sat outside and had a nice time. Yvonne wasn't our server but she still came over and spoke and was just as nice as before. 3) Sunday Jan 5 2020 we had a small family gathering @ Warren City Club to toast my late brother's memory, he passed in January 2005. Again, a nice time was had by all. This was my first time interacting with the bartender. I placed my food order with him and explained to him I was fasting so I ordered the shrimp and grits w/o the sauce b/c the sauce had pork. The chef prepared it with NO PROBLEM! **This is where the BIRTHDAY BRUNCH DEBACLE BEGINS!!!!** While there on Jan 5, my mother decides to have her birthday brunch there on Sunday Jan 19. She made the reservation for Sunday Jan 19, 2p, 20 ppl. She made the reservation IN PERSON WHILE @ THE WARREN CITY CLUB. 4) Sun Jan 19 2pm in front of a large group of family and friends my mother learns that our 2pm reservation had been CANCELED. For some unknown mystery reason, the reservation had been recorded for 12p instead of 2p. YVONNE tries to honor the reservation but the BARTENDER who had MAJOR ATTITUDE on this day informs us that the restaurant closes at 3 and our reservation would not be honored. it's important to note that the chef and server was willing to stay and honor the reservation but the BARTENDER apparently has a lil clout and makes the rules (up as he goes). Needless to say, my mother is not only upset that her birthday plans are RUINED but she also has a party of about 20 ppl who set aside time to celebrate with her now standing around like WTF.....!!! LUCKILY the sushi & thai restaurant next door, OCEAN WAVE, was a saving grace. They accommodated us LAST MINUTE WITHOUT HESITATION !!! We were able to salvage the birthday celebration and their service and sushi, AWESOME !!! Do I recommend the Warren City Club for brunch?? Absolutely! Do I recommend PLANNING AN EVENT @ The Warren City Club?? HELL NO!!! (The pics are of the fun time we had @ OCEAN WAVE SUSHI & THAI....820 N Highland Ave NE. Atlanta GA 30306)

Just don't do it! No indication on website of special menu for Mother's day and the only special thing about it was the ridiculous price of $40 for cold, unseasonably food on dirty plates. Just don't!

This place was really good I found this place on accident with a friend of mine so we went and had brunch they are very friendly and amazing people they really did a practice social distancing the food was immaculate the customer service was amazing I felt very welcomed and safe I encourage everybody to go to this Place

Love! Love! Love!!! Get the honey to pour on your French toast!! Vest brunch in ATL!!!

Although a little tricky to find this hidden gem has an amazing staff and just as amazing food! The owners being there gave this place an amazing warm welcome! The chicken and waffles were delicious and I really enjoyed the seasonal cranberry rosemary mimosa! The atmosphere is super cozy and on the third floor, I also like that they offer outdoor seating ! I will be back thank you The Warren City Club for an amazing first time dining experience !!!

What an awesome outdoor, rooftop patio! This place was perfect for us as we prefer dining outdoors during the pandemic. Staff was amazingly helpful and friendly. The patio has umbrellas, fans and cushiony seats. We were so comfortable we might have stayed all afternoon The mimosas were top notch, not too much orange juice if you know what I mean. And the menu was amazing. I'm not usually a sweet tooth but the French toast with whipped mascarpone cheese and caramelized bananas was phenomenal!!!! My fiancé ordered the crab cake Benedict and it was totally awesome as well. We will definitely be back and for sure bringing out of town guests whenever we can do that again...

I attended an event hosted here and we selected two entrees to be served to a group of projected 50 people. One was a turkey sandwich. It was dry, hard, and unappetizing. Like strangely so. The salmon Caesar salad was alright. Overdressed but I was ok with it. When I spoke to the host about how much they paid, I was floored. Overpriced and under delivered. The sandwich was God awful. Surprising they even served them. One guest said her bread was moldy on the bottom. Won't be back.

This was a pleasant surprise. While biking we saw this rooftop brunch place. Best French toast I've ever had, no kidding. Caramelized bananas, Mascarpone sauce on the side and Mimosas also tried Crabcake benedict that was very tasty. Rooftop had outdoors patio with fans. We are coming back more often!

Why did I not know this gem existed? Right above dark horse tavern? My husband and I, accompanied by a friend, stopped in for brunch. It was Memorial Day weekend but we were seated right away. Patio looked welcoming but we chose to sit inside as it was a bit, well, hot as hell outside. Staff was intuitive and friendly. Bloody Marys were yum! Brunch was satisfying. We will be back. We loved the space too. Neat little place!

The warren city club is a gem! It's tucked away and def feels exclusive! We decided to host our engagement party here and it did not disappoint. Callie was such a pleasure to work with and was patient and very attentive to what we wanted. They were accommodating and the food was SO GOOD!! Our party couldn't have gone any better!! I def recommend this venue for any intimate gathering :-)

I love this place! Have been coming for almost 2 years now! The service is always great! The food is amazing and the bottomless mimosas are a TREAT! Lucile is always great and engaging, keeps the mimosas and smiles flowing!! PLUS...the owner Kristie comes out and greets tables to make sure we're enjoying our experience! They always make me feel home when i come, even if it's been a couple of months! If you're looking for somewhere you could call your brunch home, this is IT! PS...the French toast is the best in the city!!!

I absolutely love this place .... From the top sideways (normally it's from the Top Down... but here I say Top sideways because I feel the servers all are like owners) It is % FANTASTIC!! Hitting on all Points!!!! The brunch Is FANTASTIC!

Amazing!!!!! Food was great. The vibe is so chill. Clean air and COVID safe zone. Mimosas are even better. The eggs so fresh!!

This was first time here , and I must say this was GOOD ! The warm hospitality was like none other . We visited The warren for brunch and tried the , lobster omelette , and salmon BLT this was Absolutely delicious !

One word... NASTY! If I could give this place zero stars, I would. For starters, I don't think they have real cook or kitchen. Our meal consisted of bacon, scrambled eggs, home potatoes, and a biscuit. The waitress asked me how I wanted my eggs and I stated "scrambled hard" only to be told that you can customize anything but that the eggs wouldn't be runny, however, I could add cheese to them. Is that not a customization? Well, they were 1 notch above runny because they were super soft and nasty looking so I didn't eat them. I believe they were boil in the bag eggs that you mash with your hands after they cook. The biscuit was by no means home made nor was it even Pillsbury, didn't eat that either. The potatoes had a ton of garlic so I only eat 5 or 6 of those. The 2 slices of bacon were super thin and I ate 1 of the two. My friend and I left 2 plates full of food and the waitress didn't seem to care that we hadn't eaten because she didn't ask if we enjoyed our meal so basically we paid $15 for lukewarm coffee. Never again.... They should have paid us for coming in.

I saw a post below about the manager, Brandon. Because people are so quick to write about the negative, but slow to report the positive, I wanted to put in my two cents on his behalf. I'm in the industry and I have an extraordinary amount of events that I have to allocate. All of my events that have been at The Warren have given me top-notch feedback on their events and Brandon (see screenshots from my text messages below. I apologize for the language).

I love this little spot. My friend took me there for brunch for my birthday. Great ambience and friendly service. Cocktails were delicious. This is a private club...therefore only open on Saturday and Sunday to the public without membership. LOL

Warren is on the list of my favorite bars in Atlanta, not question about it. I've been here on a few occasions now. - GREAT DJ - I knew I'd like this place when Juicy J was blasting the moment I walk in. Its a solid mix of rap and pop party music and I absolutely love that part. - DIVERSE CROWD. As much as you can stereotype and label certain places in Atlanta, The Warren makes that job a little harder. I can say that the age range is in the 20s as many of the surrounding bars, but otherwise it was a mix of students from the city and young professionals. No little five hipster scene, no buckhead polo ex frat boy scene, folks are just down to have a good time here. - AWESOME PATIO, WHEN ITS NOT RAINING. Because it's so loud inside, patio is a great escape if you want to have a conversation without straining your vocal cords. It's spacious, but the cover on the ceiling is not rainproof and will leak. You have been warned. - NEED BETTER VODKA - now this is a complaint I have for several bars in Atlanta, but they need some belvedere, Russian standard, Chopin, sobieski, I don't care. But grey goose just does not cut it for me.

We had an extremely pleasant brunch experience at The Warren City Club. This place has been a bit of a mystery to us for a while- it is steps away from our apartment and tucked away on top of the infamous Dark Horse Lounge. We had seen the sign many times but had never heard anyone talking about. Regardless, we decided to give it a try on a balmy, winter Sunday afternoon. During the week, this spot is a private club and event space, but on Sunday, they are open to the public for brunch- we had the impression that Sunday brunch serves a quasi-open house to give clientele a taste of what to expect with a membership. And we were far from disappointed. The atmosphere was pleasant, with plenty of sunlight, and we opted for the rooftop patio, which was very comfortable and provided nice views of VA Highlands. We were seated and served by the friendly host right away, and opted for the very reasonably priced bottomless mimosas, with rotating flavor choices between orange, cranberry, grapefruit and pineapple. We sampled each throughout the meal, with pineapple being the stand-out. Although the menu wasn't terribly vegetarian-friendly, we were able to customize it to our liking. She had the classic two-egg breakfast, sans bacon, served with an outstanding flaky biscuit with refreshing strawberry jam. I ordered the classic eggs Benedict, and substituted the ham for roasted asparagus. It was delicious- classic, hearty but light enough to make me feel comfortable. We were also treated to complimentary small cinnamon rolls at the start of our meal, a perfect sweet way to start our brunch. Besides the quality of the food, the service was impeccable. Our waitress, Raina, was beyond courteous and attentive, and her and other servers kept our champagne flutes full throughout the meal. To top it off, the wait staff even treated us to a show, performing an impromptu conga line to "Proud Mary" on the patio mid-meal. I am not usually one for such silliness, but the homey atmosphere and genuine hospitality of the staff, made this a convivial and light-hearted touch. The Warren City Club is a hidden gem in the neighborhood for a boozy brunch with classic and quality food. Enjoy!

I hosted a bridal shower there this past Sunday during the brunch hours and was very pleased. From the time I first inquired about the party all the way to the event , the events coordinator Bri was so very helpful. she was easy to contact and had a great response time.Also , she helped decorate the day of as well.The entire staff was very welcoming and accommodating to my party. Hey printed matching menus for us as well.The food and music playlist were perfect. I will definitely host another event there in the future.

Great food and service. We had a party of 20 and the staff took great care of us. We did not have a long wait for anything they were very attentive to our party.

Worst service ever! Do not spend a dime at this dump. The restaurant does not care about the customer. Threw my ID at me after showing them it properly. Saw the menu and there is only 5 things to order from. There is no options.

I hosted a private event here and it was a positive experience. The food was good and the staff service the day of was good as well. We had a buffet experience and had the grits (some of the best I've tasted), biscuits, waffles, fried chicken (pretty good), eggs, potatoes. Its a private social club, so you must have a membership to attend events and wine tastings. Whenever I go back to Atlanta, I will surely attend

This place is OK. I mean I almost have a hard time giving it three stars. It is a "private club" but anyone can come and pay $10 to get in on the weekend. Whatever. This latest trip I with a couple of other New Yorkers. One who just moved down here, and another who was visiting him. I joked that this was one of the closest things to club with a list, but it really is more like a "best in breed" Upper East Side nlounge. I mean, the place lacks any diversity in either race or fashion (think guys in Polos and shorts, and ladies in the most basic of Southern Dresses). Granted, this is the Highlands, a laid back scene which is to the core, white-bread boring. But you know, when I look at cities like Dallas where fashion and semi private lounges are done correct and on-point, I can't help but think- FAIL. The good news is they do play good music. Think like late 90s hip-hop, and I think I even heard Ace Of Bass. So no, they do not take the place too serious. I also like the outdoor patio outside. The bad news is there is only one bathroom for each of the sexes. Often excessive time is taken for what i presume to be "extracurriculars". And you know, in a normal nightclub indulgences are relegated to perhaps a stall or just a section of the Men's restroom. Here (and yes I have seen more then a fair share of people wired here) it can really make for a long restroom line which is a real drag. Drinks are overpriced, but I guess it is kind of a club, so it kind of makes sense? Lights came on at 2:30, Everyone was kicked out by 2:45. That was for sure weak. For something upscale but more genuine, I would for sure prefer a night at Mid City Cafe (though I guess is now closed), P'Cheen (boo, hiss; also closed) or say Sound Table or The Claremont Lounge. Overall 3 stars, but barely given all the notes mentioned above.

The Warren is a private dinner club but it is open to the public for brunch on Sundays. I had the honey glazed Salmon over a bed of Caesar salad. I eat salmon all the time and this was literally the best salmon I've ever had! It was a nice portion. I also had a Bellini. The staff was friendly. I loved the ambiance. It was quite cozy. Th even gave us some free holiday eggnog muffins; which I've never had before and was quite delicious! I will definitely be having many more Sunday brunches at Warren City Club.

This is a review for their brunch. This is a little oasis in the middle of the highlands where the food is good, the $4 mimosas and bellinis are strong, and there are flowers and breezes everywhere (ok maybe the latter is from carefully positioned fans, but still). This is my new go-to brunch spot.

I never knew this place existed. But I'm glad I do now. This place is hidden right behind Dark Horse Tavern, so you can't really see it when your on VA-Highland. I was brought here as a plus one to my friend's holiday party. They rented out the entire place for a couple of hours on a Saturday night. The place is very small and cozy! And the outside patio area is beautiful. Because it's winter time they have the fire pit lit up and also a few heaters outside. The view of atlanta is beautiful as well! The bar and the bartenders are so awesome! They know how to hook you up with the drinks! And the food here is absolutely delicious! Of course, the company paid for all the drinks and the food, but gosh their food is delicious! Also parking is either paid street parking or neighborhood parking!

I really enjoyed myself with friends. It was my 2md time going here. Always great customer service...I ordered the Lobster Omelette with Unlimited Mimosas

Came here on a Friday night. $10 entry fee for what? old couples groping each other, old single men looking for anyone to hit on and weird remixes of old songs. drinks -- SUPER tasty, but not worth working the strange crowd. it's no wonder there's an age restriction on this place. 25+, but really it should be 35+. would be cool if if the people weren't so weird...

Best brunch in the city. $12 bottomless mimosas, delicious food, incredibly friendly staff. The vibe feels like being invited to a family friends house for a special occasion.

Had a fantastic family birthday brunch at The Warren! We had an 11am reservation with a party of 12. We had the whole place to ourselves for almost an hour. The music, food, and bottomless mimosas were great! Definitely recommend this brunch for good food and a fun time!

Nice place, good drinks, fair prices, cool venue. Could have been so much better. DJ Friday 10/20/18 was terrrrrribe. No one was dancing, he refused to change the music.

The perfect restaurant in Atlanta to feel that local vibe both day and night. Recently visited Atlanta from Miami and on our first night on the town this is where we spent most of our time. Everywhere is was pretty crowded and the guy girl ratio was off... way more guys. Which I guess can be a good thing but we are probably more used to Miami where there are 5 girls to every guy. If you go upstairs at night there's a $15 cover for girls and $20 for guys. Which makes for a slimmer crowd. We loved it here either way tho. The bathrooms were clean and the bar wasn't obsessively crowded so the bar tenders were quick to attend and deliver. The music was good. There's an indoor area and an outdoor area that is lit up and very pretty. Without even realizing it we ended up back here for brunch. We got eggs Benedict, chicken and waffles and bottomless mimosassss. The weather was perfect so we sat outside and chugged mimosas. The waiter was so nice she kept our glasses full and took a million pics of us happily and even told us how to pose... GREATLY appreciated. We paid the bill but still had to wait for a friend and they told us to please wait as long as we needed and even kept refilling our mimosas! The bar tenders during the day were also nice and gave us a bunch of tips of where to go. Awesome must go to place!

I should note that I came into town for the Super Bowl so this may not reflect how The Warren usually is on the weekends. I was at Dark Horse downstairs for most of the night and I had asked people around us where my crew should go next and they all said the Warren or 10High, if we didn't want to go to Buckhead. After I checked out 10High(which was awesome) my crew decided to go upstairs to check out The Warren. I didn't care too much about the cover charge since I had heard good things, so I hoped it was worth it. It wasn't. The bar/club was super dark, and wasn't crowded at all. The atmosphere felt like a middle school dance party in my mind. Guys lined up on the wall and girls just dancing around. I went to order a Bud Light and it was $12. I'm fine with paying expensive beer prices since I live in Manhattan but it was $8 more expensive than downstairs. When I asked about it to the bartender, they just shrugged and said it is what it is. In attempts to savage the somewhat underwhelming experience my crew decided to make the best of it and hit the dance floor. Unfortunately, the music was more of early 00s jams that you would hear at a wedding after party. Fun music but nothing you can really dance or get hyped to. We ended up just going to the room/bar that overlooked Dark Horse and that ended up being more of our vibe. Eventually we just left to check out some of the other bars. My crew still had a good time overall but The Warren ended up being our low point of the night. To put it shortly, The Warren City "Club" was just overpriced and underwhelming. The Warren definitely has potential to be good, but maybe we picked the wrong night to go.

Made reservations for Saturday night dinner with the hopes of dancing afterwards. Called ahead of time to confirm the reservation. Arrived to an empty restaurant which was shocking for a Saturday night but ok. There were no servers only the bartender doing double duty (and she did a great job). The food was really good and our server was great. The restaurant seemed disorganized in terms of coordinating dinner followed by music but the server's friendliness made up for any glitches. Overall I really like The Warren and always enjoy my food. Ive now been for Sunday brunch and Saturday dinner and enjoyed both. I would recommend this as a nice place to go.

Solid place. Automatically includes gratuity which I thought was odd but still a cute place to brunch.

I had always wondered about this place as I have eaten nearby on many occasions. It is a members only establishment that has a restaurant and serves as a club in the evening. They also host private events. I attempted a previous visit, but was couldn't go since they had such an event. From their website: We happily accept reservations from members & potential members for dinner. Potential members pay a $10 per person entry which may be applied to their membership fee if they apply within 30 days. Sunday Brunch is open to everyone; no entry fees apply! My visit was prompted by a voucher deal for $50 worth of food and drink which covered the non-member entrance fee. There is a small amount of parking right by the restaurant. Likely you will have to use a pay lot or park on the street. Signage was adequate to direct us to the restaurant (entrance is at the back of Dark Horse). As a non-member, you will need to use the buzzer at the door to enter. The Warren is set up more as a club rather than a restaurant. There were only a few tables. And during the night they were rolling out tabletops to accommodate new patrons. My friend and I thought that was so odd! Anywho. We asked the waitress a number of questions, but she didn't really seem knowledgable about what was popular among patrons. We ordered the bacon wrapped mignonettes to start. Though the tomato-y sauce that came with the dish looked very unappetizing, this dish was pretty good. Definitely needed the flavor from the sauce. I also ordered a caesar salad, but I wasn't a huge fan of it. I add some pepper to help it out. I guess I just didn't like the dressing too much. For my entree, I got the Warren Burger - boursin cheese, diced onions & tomatoes, w/ red pepper aioli on an onion roll. My friend ordered the Royale with Cheese - topped w/ brie, tomato jam, & fried onions. I ordered mine medium well, my friend medium. When our burgers arrived, we each received one patty of each (their burgers are all two patties). So we had to send them back. Once we got to taste them, they were great! For sides, we had the chili butter brussel sprouts (very interesting take and pretty good) and jalapeño cornbread pudding (I thought this was OK, my friend loved it). If I had room, I woulda got the Krispy Kreme donut bread pudding (cool!). I was just too full. Overall, we had a pretty good night trying out this spot.

Absolutely love the Warren! I was in Atlanta and was recommended the Warren by a friend. Went there for dinner and brunch, and the food was absolutely delicious! The staff there were super nice, and the owner was really nice too. We also decided to go back to the Warren Friday night for drinks and dancing. Had a great time and really liked that the place felt so much cleaner than other bars without spilled drinks all over the floor. Would highly recommend stopping by the Warren for amazing food and a great night!

Excellent Sunday brunch. Private club that's open to the public for this absolutely high-calorie worthy meal! The French Toast, sweet potato tater tots, grilled cheese, Eggs Benedict, Avocado toast - all excellent. Of course, the pre-meal, homemade-mini cinnamon buns are Delicious...this needs to be your next Sunday stop. BTW - excellent wait staff doesn't hurt!!

Came for dinner a weeknight. The room may have 10 tables tops, and it was pretty empty with only 2 tables at dinner time and a few people at the bar, drinking (we were there from 7:30p til 9p) The menu is unimaginative. Crabcakes were just "there". Use of flavor is very lacking. The scallops were not flavored one way or another atop the Creamy Pasta which ended up bland, and the creamy sauce was promising, but like many a politician, it did not deliver. The Brussels sprouts smelled great, but they did not have any fun in whatever they were cooked in, and all that aroma was a tease, as flavor was not happening. The service was awesome, I believe name was Adrianne...that is for sure. A pleasant and involved, inquisitive and lively bartender who also doubled as server that evening. I can see there is a desire for this locale to progress into an intimate dining experience, but if there is barely anyone to feed, once could get discouraged from serving up awesome, flavorful meals... hopefully I ate there on an off day.

I've only been here one time and will not going back. I was with a group for a friends birthday and we had a great time - the drinks were good, the music was good, UNTIL.... one of my super sweet, awesome friends went to request a song from the DJ, as others had been doing all night. She asked if he had any Latin songs. He spewed back some nasty, racist comments at her that were UNBELIEVABLE. Not worth repeating it verbatim since it is just sad and revolting. It is 2014, and we are in a large, diverse city. Close-mindedness and racism are everywhere, but I suppose in a context of a bar in the middle of a big city, one would expect something more tolerant and inclusive. He could've said, "no, we don't have any Latin songs" and left it at that, but he chose to make sure it was known what he thought of anyone of Latin descent. Other than that, it was fun, but like I said - not worth going back. My friend spoke with the manager after it happened, so hopefully he faces some sort of consequence.