Treehouse Restaurant and Pub

After doing a deep dive of restaurants in Atlanta, Treehouse kept popping up. And let me tell you! It did not disappoint! The parking situation isn’t great, however, the food, service and atmosphere made up for the lack of parking tenfold! Lacey was wonderful! Our food was delicious! Drinks were great. Everything was clean and served promptly! 10/10 experience and would definitely come back!

Stopped by the treehouse for dinner with family, good location with a beautiful atmosphere , we lived the vide - chilled with lots of outdoor seating. The young lad who served us was spectacular as well went over and beyond to make adjustments to our adjustments to the standard menu . The food was good. Salmon was to taste and cooked right, Brussels sprouts was fabulous. Hubby had the burger and enjoyed it . What I didn’t like was how the Aragula salad came out. It looked like they thought it was a Cobb salad which it wasn’t.

First time visiting; the staff was super friendly. It was a Saturday evening so they were very busy. We were confused if we were just going to sit anywhere or wait for someone to seat us so I wish that was more clear upon arriving, we had a customer tell us what to do instead of a worker. Dogs; I love the ideas of eating with your pup! Wish more restaurants had this option. They should always be kept on a leash though. Food; this was my bad experience sadly, my burger was extremely undercooked and bloody. It got remade but by that time I was already annoyed and wanted to leave. It took like 15 mins trying to get a waiter & then we had to find a different one. The undercook burger wasn’t the waiters fault but the waiting around shouldn’t have been a thing. Overall experience; I would go back to give it a second chance. I feel the first experience could have been better but when I come back to Atlanta I will retry.

The food was acceptable, but there were several issues with this place that made the experience disappointing. Upon entering, there was no staff available to guide us to a table. We had to wander around the restaurant to find one ourselves. The first impression was poor: the tables were placed too close together, and the chairs resembled uncomfortable pool or patio furniture. As soon as we sat down and received the menus, we noticed a strong detergent smell. Later, we saw the servers cleaning the tables and menus with Lysol. Using such a strong chemical near food is concerning; safer alternatives like vinegar or essential oils would be more appropriate. The table was wobbly, and the chairs were uncomfortable, further detracting from the experience. As for the food, we ordered the artichoke dip, which I’d rate 2/10, and the waffle, which was quite good at 9/10. The service was another disappointment. The servers appeared stressed and weren’t particularly friendly. Upon leaving, the staff stared at us, and no one said goodbye or wished us a good day. Overall, I wouldn’t return. The lack of hospitality and uncomfortable atmosphere outweighed the decent food, making it a waste of time.

This place is an underrated hidden gem. The food was good but the service and atmosphere was better. I felt like someone cooked me dinner on my porch. It was so nice. Parking is a little weird but youll see the signs. But for this to be in weird Atlanta this place is refreshing stop to eat. With cool vibes, good music and mixed crowd. We loved it! Ty treehouse!

Food portions were fine- substantial and moderately priced. The cafe was enclosed and it was fairly hard to have a conversation with my friend with the setup overall and we were placed at a table with a leaking ceiling because we wanted to sit next to the heating. Service did take awhile but it was the nearest place to eat on a snow day when everything was closed unfortunately.

What an awesome experience........... We went to Treehouse for Brunch and all of the food was really impressive. We shared the Artichoke dip appetizer and then ordered Bagel and Lox and Shrimp and Grits (respectively). All of the food was incredible. We also enjoyed some of the specialty mimosas. Fie Star Food. Cool Vibe. We will be back!

My family and I came here for dinner and we were not disappointed at all!! Food was delicious, hot and plentiful. Atmosphere was inviting and very reasonable pricing!! Would definitely come back when visiting Georgia again!

If you're on the hunt for a great burger, look no further. This place nails it on every level: juicy, perfectly cooked patties, fresh toppings, and buns that actually hold together until the last bite. The vibe is laid-back and welcoming -- a perfect mix of neighborhood pub and modern gastropub. Staff are friendly, quick, and really know their stuff when it comes to beer pairings (the local IPA they suggested was spot on). Prices are reasonable too, especially considering the quality. All in all, a spot I'll definitely be coming back to. Highly recommended for anyone craving a proper burger and a relaxed night out! Ask for waitress Anna she's amazing!!!

We were in the area and wanted a dinner venue between 5 and 7 p.m. I noted that this place had trout so I made a note of it. The restaurant is located in a small neighborhood strip of businesses. This is the sort of site that must have been common in the 1950s but which seems out of place today (not in a bad way). It is in Peachtree Hills about half way between the Peachtree Battle plaza and the Lindbergh MARTA station. They have a handful (maybe 4?) of parking places adjacent to the restaurant. Otherwise, I guess you'll park on-street. You can enter onto the deck or via what appeared to be more of a 'main' entrance. We chose the latter, but it pretty much routed you back to the other end of the deck anyway. Someone greeted us promptly and said we could choose any table. The layout is mostly a deck with lots of window boxes, hanging plants, and ceiling fans. There appeared to be a much smaller inside dining area, but since the weather was nice we sat on the deck. The menu had a number of choices, so we both found something we wanted. My wife opted for the trout, which seems to be somewhat the exception on fish menus. I got their pasta, which they were open to doing as a vegetarian option (i.e., with mushrooms instead of chicken). I liked it. As for non-food options, they had beers (including local offerings, which they described to an adjacent table), a good wine selection, and (I think) cockatils from the bar. Prices were in line with a restaurant between midtown and Buckhead. I don't know that I'd be likely to be in this area for dinner commonly, but if I were I'd consider returning here.

One of my favorite patios in ATL! It seriously feels like an adult treehouse--such a cool, tucked-away vibe. Service was super quick, and while the food is solid, it's really all about the atmosphere here

This place is a seat yourself kinda restaurant. After sitting it took about 10 minutes to be greeted and told " I'll be right with you". Two of the four of us ordered eggs benedict which the eggs were hard boiled so sent back and second order came out delicious. Another friend ordered steak and eggs with steak medium but was well done. He didn't want to wait another 30 minutes for a redo so he just ate it. Needless to say we won't be back.

Super Bad, burger was over done, Steak was like jerky, chicken tenders I would not put in my mouth. Good place if you a local and just want to walk, not worth if you will be driving. Servers are new and not experienced, came back four times to confirm things, I mean, I cannot find any reason to visit this place.

A great neighborhood pub. Delicious food and cold drinks. Beautiful deck with lush plantings. Hard working staff always friendly.

First time. Love brunch and tried the Treehouse. No one greeted us when we walked in and the seating is all round tables with 4 chairs, we had a party of 6. The place was about 30% full. We found what seemed to be the best option and assembled the smallest chairs we could find to squeeze 6 people at the table. Just as we finally got seated a person appeared, visibly not happy with our table arrangement. We asked, "What do you normally do for 6? Do you recommend a different setup?" We got sort of a "whatever" reply. After a wait she came back and slammed water glasses down on the table. Food was OK, it was just breakfast. Did not feel welcomed or appreciated as a customer.

Searched for a family-friendly restaurant on Google and found this one. It's Mother's Day, and my two cousins (one with two children) wanted to take their mother somewhere fast (for Mother's Day). It was the best choice we made this Sunday. Special thank you to Margaret who served as our waitress. She was kind, extremely considerate and ensure our first experience went well. I ordered the house salad, build your own pizza and the jumbo chicken wings. Everything was extremely tasty. Highly recommend and will return.

Had a late lunch here on a drive through town. Loved the porch seating. There is free parking (limited) in front of the restaurant. Nice variety of options. My husband loved his grilled salmon sandwich. I had two of the tacos--they are on the larger side. There are kid-friendly meals but no kids menu. Overall, very nice experience!

Ambiance was great, lots of people with their dogs. Service was excellent, food was alright just a little dry. Def will come back here!!

sunday lunch after church at Treehouse! we started with the tequila lime hummus which was an interesting flavor but the pita chips were delicious! I got the california chicken club topped with guac and jalapeños. my boyfriend got the teriyaki burger with pineapples and swiss cheese! super fun vibe sitting outside it really does feel like you are sitting in a treehouse. they had great brunch options too!

Cute neighborhood spot with good vibes, decent food, and a dog-friendly patio! From pizza to burgers, Treehouse has a large menu with something for everyone. Unlike other reviewers, I've had great, attentive service every time I've been here!

Street parking only. Good thing I didn't drive and got a spot close enough to the restaurant because we went early, 6pm. We didn't know so we stood at the entrance for a while. After that, we walk all the way to the bar and ask and process to go inside and find a table for us. We sat at the patio, close to the back door of the restaurant, since most tables are taken. The roof kept shaking and making strong noise like we're in a storm, but it was a sunny normal afternoon so I don't know what was up on that roof. The restaurant back door was closed or open completely, it just keep swinging back and fort by the wing, which is very off. The food is just mediocre. The servers are nice. I would say they lack professionalism but I didn't expect much at the beginning so it helps. I order a mocktail and specified it to not be sour. My drink came out very sour, even had lime on top so I wondered if the server heard me wrong. When I ask if they can make the drink less sour, the server gave me tiny sugar packets (those that you put in coffee). She was nice enough when I ask for liquid sugar. Since this is an ice cold drink, it's harder for crystal sugar to dissolve. There's not much to complain but nothing much to praise either. My friends want to meet up here because it's close by her place so I came in mostly for hanging out and talking with friends, not really for the food.

The food was PHENOMENAL and the staff were so kind. We brought our pup and she sat with us on the patio. We visited in the winter and they had a fantastic supply of space heaters that made everything cozy. We have found a new favorite spot!

Good food. I had eggs Benedict but with crab over a great cornbread. Very good and different. Mostly all outside.

This is a great neighborhood spot, casual as far as outerwear goes & I always get the brisket. Me & one of my friends love going here for our catch up dates! I've never had a problem with service here.

It's neighborhood place with solid food had a very affordable price. The service is excellent in the ambiance is great for a neighborhood place. If you live in the neighborhood, walk up there and enjoy it and you'll be back over and over again. They make you feel like you're at home. But, you won't drive across town for it.

The food and service was great. I was visiting Atlanta and my group was very hungry we waited for over a hour at another popular restaurant for brunch and the place was so overcrowded we decided to leave after waiting for such a long time, despite making reservations. So we googled restaurants and found this spot. Very laid back vibe. I was a little hesitant because we saw people with pets there, but we were hungry and decided to sit on the outside patio area. Let me say the two people that I saw with animals outside, their dogs were very nice and just sat there with the owners not bothering anyone, they were on a leash. The waiter was so nice and very accommodating. The food was excellent. The artichoke dip and crab dip was superb. The pita chips were delicious not to hard or dry just right. The best pita chips I ever had. I ordered the steak with jalapeño potatoes and they were delicious. I would definitely go back when I visit Atlanta again. Also the price is very reasonable.

Cute spot! Very dog friendly, nice staff, big menu and clean, private bathrooms. The black bean burger is good, a little messy, but worth it California style. They have a massive beer selection. Plenty of outdoor seating. My dog loved the grilled chicken

Vibes 5/5, food 2/5, given that this is a restaurant and pub 3/5. The service was solid. The staff was friendly, came by to take the order, though was lagging a bit at the end and slow to come by after the meal was served to check in and honestly just fill up the water. The place itself has a good neighborhood vibe, and it's a good crew of different ages and ppl coming by to explore the place. The food itself was honestly sub par. The calamari and pizza felt like it was out of a frozen food cooler and just heated up. There was not the most amount of flavor going on and overall I think this place has a lot of potential with its location and vibe though is really lacking in its food and drink quality that's priced above its offerings.

The food was delicious. Service was not. Mimosa was served in a chipped glass. The appetizer came at the same time as the meal. The waitress seemed annoyed/bothered by every question or request. Huge pet peeve of mine is that there was not enough gravy to even finish the biscuits and gravy. Not a great first experience at this restaurant.

Pros: Dog Friendly, nice outdoor patio, great vibe, great food. Cons: not a lot of parking and host/service could be better. I came on a Saturday with my dog. I stood waiting for someone to acknowledge me and be seated seeing the sign that says please wait here. I watched staff walk in and out several times never looking my way. It was and after 5 minutes I decided to walk up the ramp and enter on my own. I ordered and received my food in good time. Enjoyed the food and vibe. They played reggae which gave me a Caribbean feel. I enjoyed everything else but if the stay can be more attentive I would give 5 stars.

The truffle pizza was by far my favorite pizza! Ambiance is unique!! Can't wait to try other menu items but I may be stuck on this pizza!

We climbed into the Treehouse for dinner . Quite busy yet we were able to get a cozy table outside . Casual decor with a summer feel , The Treehouse has a robust menu with many options for food and drink . I ordered wine , The Salmon with Mac n cheese & cauliflower as my sides . My colleague had the Cobb with chicken . Both were very good as well as the service . Great date place or for a bite !

This is a solid 3 stars. Nothing was bad and nothing was great. The food was as described but nothing special to come back for, the ambiance is very neighborhood pub, the service was pleasant but not amazing. We came for lunch and were surprised at the very basic menu but were able to each find something. I wouldn't return or recommend this place but it's a solid casual choice

When I was Buckhead, I had lunch here with my daughter. I had an amazing salad with grilled chicken. The service was prompt and super helpful. We ate on the porch and it was a very pleasant time.

Cute & Amazing restaurant! Love the outdoor patio with all its plants and dog friendly. Great service. Highly recommend coming here. I had salmon Benedict on English muffin with scrambled eggs, home fries, and peach mint mimosas which was absolutely refreshing! The entree normally comes with poached eggs. Parking space is limited

We traveled here from NY and picked this restaurant because of the unique name and casual food options. We ordered the Chicken Roulade ( stuffed with spinach, artichokes and Italian cheeses, glazed with balsamic Dijon Aioli, served over cauliflower purée and brussels sprouts latkes). Amazing sauce flavor and the food was hot and prepared excellently. I wanted something different and I got everything I was looking for. 5 stars!!

Dog friendly!! There is an outdoor area and the staff was very nice. Wings were very good and I also dipped them in lemon pepper for an extra sour salty kick. Overall a very nice area to sit down and relax. They have a variety of options on their menu and a lot of availability around 3pm to be seated on a Saturday

Came here for a Saturday brunch and loved it! The seating outside is perfect for a chill lunch with friends. We got the artichoke dip (which is a must) and I had the three egg omelette with mushrooms, onions, and peppers. I definitely recommend Treehouse if you're looking for a more relaxed vibe for a weekend bunch with friends!

We went here for dinner and I was excited when we arrived because the restaurant was adorable. The outdoor patio was very charming with plenty of seating. They were fairly busy when we arrived but we were able to find a table on the patio. We ordered the nachos for our appetizer and they were good. I had the truffle pizza as an entrée and my fiancé had the brisket. We were less than impressed with our entrees. The pizza was very greasy and packed full of cheese we only ate a couple slices. There was also this horrid smell that crept up on us as we were getting ready to ask for our check. It was so awful that other customers (including us) got up and left. I have no idea what happened. The staff was friendly and attentive and apologized for the experience.

Came here on a whim one day and it was terrible. The service was good and our server was really nice, but outside of that the food and drinks were sub par at best. I feel like it's been awhile since I've had a good dining experience in Atlanta. As a table we ordered several appetizers as our meal. We got the wings and the braised beef tacos. Both weren't good. The wings tasted like nothing and the tacos were cold and barely seasoned as well. My boyfriend got one of their burgers and took two bites and decided it wasn't worth the calories because it also tasted like paper. It was just a waste of money and I won't be back.

Great for a casual night out. Local gee together spot with outdoor eating and TVs. Great winds, nachos, sweet potato fries snd salads. Service was pretty good too.

Came here with family & it was pretty good! The service was great the lady who served us was very nice and attentive even though she was the only one running the whole restaurant. The food was really good actually I had the burger & finished the whole thing lol and my sister loved the music they were playing! I would definitely go back!

We came to Treehouse starving and desperate for somewhere with a patio that would allow dogs (during heavy rain). We had 3 hours to kill before I had to drop my friend off at the airport while passing through Atlanta with my dog. Everywhere I called said their patio was closed or didn't allow animals. Treehouse saved us with an enclosed patio that allowed my small dog AND heaters to keep us warm. The food came out quickly and was very good. The French fries were the BEST part of our meal. I highly recommend trying them. The fried pepper jack cheese cubes were exactly how you'd expect them to taste and also good. There was a lot to choose from on the menu from quesadillas to burgers to pastas to fish. Service was great too.

Had a nice Sunday brunch at Treehouse this past weekend with a friend. We came "early" at 11 AM and there were multiple open tables. They have a great outdoor patio (dog friendly) with heaters for when it's cold out. Inside, it is VERY tiny and you can easily feel a little cramped with the table next to you. Our server was pleasant and efficient and the food was pretty good - nothing spectacular though. My friend ordered the Southern Benedict and enjoyed it although it looked like a very small portion for the size plate it came on. I ordered the frittata and liked that as well! It's a little hidden spot with some good brunch options.ya

I think the only reason I gave it 1 star because of the ambiance. Patio area is chill. I don't know what the kitchen is doing back there. Let alone the server we had. Think this is his first shift. Got the steak with spinach and plantains. Plantains were burnt. Whatever cook is back there doesn't really understand the concept of cooking. 1st dish was well done. 2nd try, Rare steak when it was supposed to come back med rare. Definitely not a ribeye cut. Quality is just cheap. Zero flavor. Don't even want to take it home and cook it appropriately bc of the quality. Just go here to drink. Don't plan on good food.

Standard bar Buffalo wings but really good! Wasn't impressed with the atmosphere in terms of cleanliness but it's an easy neighborhood friendly spot to get takeout

First encounter with a real life Karen. My boyfriend and I were going to dinner 3/27 at one restaurant but somehow the GPS brought us to Treehouse Pub. It was a quaint little spot tucked away in a neighborhood right off of Peachtree Hills. So we looked at the menu, thought they had a nice variety of food so we gave it try. Immediately as we entered we saw the sign that said seat yourself. So we did. A woman approached the table with two waters and never introduced herself so we had no name or clue that she was our server. Fast forward she finally returned to ask if we wanted anything. Immediately I was unnerved by her body language and the look on her face. So we ordered a double shot of Tequila and a Titos neat (I ordered mine with lime she kept bringing lemon and I never once corrected her). She brought that back and just sat it on the table and left. She then returned and we ordered the fried green tomatoes, which were flavorless, except the red pepper coulis sauce. She returned to take our order, mind you her aura was terrible. The look she had on her face was one of disgust like she did not want to serve us at all! At this point I shut down I didn't even want to be there any longer. But we ordered the ribeye and the grouper. The ribeye and spinach were flavorless, the jalapeno potatoes, brussel sprouts and grouper was pretty tasty. She never once returned to see if we needed anything at all. As she was passing by he (boyfriend) asked for A1. She grabbed it from a nearby table placed it on our table and walked away. At this point we never saw her again. Boyfriend had to go to find her. Which he did, at the bar presumably texting or using or phone. He told her we needed her attention. She then came to the table with the nastiest disposition I have encountered in a long time! We asked for a to go box and at this point we expressed our concerned about her behavior by telling her that she was completely unpleasant throughout our entire experience there and she said "No I wasn't". I said mam you were not kind at all, to which she said while turning up her nose and frowning, "Yes I was". She took our checked brought it back and sat in on the table. We asked to speak with a manager. Karen said she is the manager and walked away. So I guess she was the hostess, the server of the entire place that night and the manager! She then had a Caucasian male from the bar area come around the corner and look at us. Not sure what that was about. I didn't want to judge this place based on the demographics of people there but from this experience and the fact that her name is actually Karen I guess that is what to expect. Won't ever return.

I had dinner here on a nice day and really enjoyed the patio atmosphere! I got grilled chicken tacos, and my friend got the black bean burger. The food was good but not amazing. The tacos were a little dry but tasted good with sour cream. Our server was friendly, and overall we had no complaints. I'll keep this spot in mind in the future when looking for patio dining!

Horrible food and horrible service. Not sure why people eat here. Worse steak I ever ordered.

Ambiance definitely helps make a dining experience memorable, whether good or bad. It's definitely subjective per person but a general feeling from a group does help provide the basis on whether one enjoys the place or not. Treehouse on the other hand definitely provides a great ambiance and the food is that cherry on top! A bunch of friends needed a place to go to eat and we all wanted something different than the norm so a quick search had us at Treehouse. Great looking place but there is definitely a parking issue! You risk getting towed if you park anywhere near the place on the street. But I had to park so I risked it. The place looked great! And outdoor seating area that sprays a constant mist to keep you cool. The indoor section is extremely tiny, barely fitting 14 people but we made due. Now the food! Oh the food! I opted for the buffalo chicken sandwich. It was packed full of flavor! The breading was fried but it was light yet crunchy amidst being doused in Buffalo sauce. The bleu cheese was light and creamy but held a strong bleu cheese flavor and more or less looked and tasted awesome! The French fries were also light and flavorful. That was my dish! Other dishes I saw that I'll have to get next time is their Eggs Benedict!!!! Those looked simply delightful! All in all, Treehouse is definitely a fantastic brunch spot for a small group or a date! Just make sure you get there after the rushes because parking will be your only nightmare, but other than that, the place is a dream!!!

What a shame, a quaint location with outside patio seating and a pleasant ambiance, but things have surely changed. I have eaten here infrequently over the past 30 years and have fond memories of good food, nice wait staff and clean patio. Not anymore. Food below average - sweet potato fries were cold. Service unfriendly and verging on rude. The server just threw the food on the table from a distance and barely spoke to us. The place needs a thorough sweep and wipe down. Probably will never go there again.

Used to love this place. Started going 20 years ago. I decided this week that the growth, building in the area has ruined it for me now. Everything I loved including neighborhood feel and access to parking has gone. Not their fault. Its the reason I moved from the neighborhood. Maybe I'm stuck missing the old days but my favourite time in this area was the late 1990' and early 2000's. The ambiance and everything was just better. Obviously I'm having a moan and my recent visit was to support small businesses like this so mission accomplished. We even sat in the car for an hour waiting for them to open at 5pm. As there are no real restrictions here compared to other there state's and countries I hope they survive this pandemic. Everyone needs a good neighborhood bar/cafe/restaurant not a chain

Treehouse Restaurant and Pub is, to me, a hidden in plain site location, because I didn't even know it existed, and you're likely not going to know either unless you either work nearby or live here. We took our seats on the patio and were immediately given menus and water. They seem to have a pretty wide variety on their menu, which isn't always a good thing, but everything on the menu that we ordered was actually pretty good. For this evening, we ordered the following: Stuffed chicken breast ($16.95) Jumbo buffalo chicken wings ($10) Molten brownie with ice cream (didn't catch the price) The Stuffed chicken breast was pretty good! It came with roasted red peppers and goat cheese stuffed inside. You could choose a side with this dish and I chose their edamame succotash. This was a good side dish as well, and one that i've never had. Very tasty plate! The jumbo chicken wings came in either teriyaki or buffalo. We got buffalo and the sad news is they weren't spicy at all. The good news is they were in fact jumbo, and flavorful. They came in a serving size of 10 wings, with nice large pieces of celery and carrots. You can choose between ranch or blue cheese, although you could do what we did and just ask for one of each. Both dressings were okay, the blue cheese wasn't as strong, and the ranch wasn't as "ranchy", but these are small issues. The molten brownie with ice cream was ridiculous, in a good way. Having that contrast of hot brownie and vanilla ice cream in one spoonful was so good. We thought we weren't going to finish it but that dessert got gone quickly! Didn't see the interior of the place, but the outdoor area was pretty comfy. FYI they're dog friendly with their outdoor seating! Customer service was just fine, leaving us to our conversation when needed, but being able to see when we needed our water topped off, etc. Parking here, admittedly, is tough. There's very limited parking at the small lot in front of Treehouse, but there is some street parking you can take advantage of, like we did. All in all, I really enjoyed myself here, and would happily come back.

Wow...can't wait to eat here next time we are in Atlanta!!! The food was great. We had a group of 14 people and everyone enjoyed their meals. The location is perfect too...just not a lot of room to sit...so get there early. Service was great and welcoming...even to our large group.

I would give this place 3.5 stars if I could -- I'd recommend it as a casual place to go if you have a dog, and the food I had was probably 3.5-4 star quality, but the overall experience I wouldn't say merits four stars. Here's the breakdown: Factors: Food, Service, Atmosphere/Ambiance/Decor (I'm going to start calling this AAD, so if you don't get that reference in the future it's because you haven't been following! Tsk tsk), Accessibility, Price. FOOD: I had the California burger with fries. The burger was great! While it wasn't be best I've had, it was definitely an above average burger. I got mine medium-rare and it was done perfectly. The bun is crunchy on the outer edges, and not too thick in the middle such that it would dilute the taste. The amount of guacamole was perfect and well balanced. The fries were underwhelming. They are thin and there isn't much potato left in the center after frying it. I ate them, but they were average at best. I didn't order the buffalo wings, and that is my biggest regret. I saw another table order them and they looked phenomenal -- good size, came out hot, accompanied by long-sliced carrots and celery, and were wet, but not drowning in sauce. If I go back--I'm definitely getting these. SERVICE: Meh--it was pretty busy, as it was Friday night at peak dinner time, but service wasn't great at all. At one point the waitress came to our table--I had a mouth full of California burger at the moment, and she asked if we needed anything -- I tried to gesture to my glass of water that hadn't been filled, but she was already gone. I feel like a water refill isn't the kind of thing that really needs asking. It doesn't help that their glasses basically hold several sips of water if they're already full of ice. Atmosphere/Ambiance/Decor (AAD): I ate on the patio, which was very talkative, crowded, had two levels, and basically a dog under every table. It's The floor, railings, and ceiling is basically just made of planks and nails. People seem to love the ambiance here, but I kind of don't know what the big deal is. It's just a screened-in patio with stained floorboards. I mean, it is nice for dog-owners to bring there dogs, and it is bustling, but beyond that, it is pretty much as basic as it gets. Note, I didn't go inside, so I can't comment on that. Also note, it is accessible for those requiring assistance, as there is a ramp going up to the restaurant. Depending on what part of the restaurant you eat in, you may have to go down a couple steps. Also, the floorboards seemed pretty flat, but I did see a woman trip while she was walking out of the restaurant. Also, it can get really crowded, which may make it more difficult if you need space. PARKING: its crowded and their lot will only fit a handful of cars, but there is a ton of street parking that stretches all the way back into the neighborhood abutting the restaurant. Price: I think the California burger (and the rest of their burgers are just a tad overpriced. I mean it was good, but you don't get a ton of food at all. I'd more accurately value them at 10-12 for the burger options. Overall: I'm not anticipating coming back here, but it seems like a fine place to go. If you have a dog that is friendly and calm, this would be a great place--highly recommended if that's what you're looking for.

Maybe because it's tucked away, but I hadn't heard of the Treehouse while actually living in Atlanta about a year ago. Some friends took us there while visiting for the weekend and based on how the restaurant looks, I can see how it got it's name. The casual restaurant is surrounded by trees and plants with a large outdoor patio space. We came early on a Sunday morning and sat outside on the porch, which was very spacious and wraps around the entire side of the restaurant. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive, and was quick on the coffee refills! The main draw of the Treehouse is definitely it's unique ambiance because the brunch food here is just average. There wasn't anything particularly special about it, although it wasn't bad. I got the Southern Style Benedict and it came with potatoes the dish itself was very filling with all the gravy and biscuits. Overall it was a pleasant experience, but I probably won't go out of my way to eat here again on my next trip to Atlanta.

Why do people keep going to this place?? Every time I go (maybe once every two years at this point), I swear I'm never going back, but I guess I usually forget how bad it is. I went most recently for brunch on a Sunday - showed up early so it wasn't too packed yet. The service is always sooo terrible. It took a while to get our waters and we probably waited about 15 minutes to be able to order drinks. Then the drinks showed up (tiniest Bloody Mary I've ever seen) with no straws, which we requested and they were never delivered. I had to get up to get them myself. Food was nothing special and portions surprisingly small for bar food. Then a swarm of yellow jackets showed up. Wtf?? The group next to us had to abandon their table. The staff somehow didn't seem too concerned. THEN we got our checks and I noticed I was charged $11.50 for what was listed as an $8 Bloody Mary on the menu. When I asked about the difference I was told the $8 is the price for a shot, then there's an "up charge" for the Bloody Mary?! Made no sense. Just print the actual price of the gd tiny drink on the menu. Never going back. Mean it this time.