T’S BRUNCH BAR

Out of towners just wanted some good southern breakfast and a good time. EXCEEDED EXPECTATION. Everything was amazing. The hands that made the food was anointed. The grits were creamy the cat fish and the whole red snapper was seasoned and fried evenly. Ayshana our server matched our energy and gave great recommendations. Dj played really good songs. You had one section by the bar that danced but the rest of the customers were chilling listening eating. You can get the best of both worlds. The reviews were so mixed we didn't know what to expect and atl doesnt have a rep for good customer service, BUT T BRUNCH PROVED THEM WRONG. The host was kind, we missed our reservation time but she found us a nice booth in the middle. Oh them wings! And the champagne. I had no issues. And I'm such a hard sell. When we get back in town we will return.

I recently visited T’s Brunch Bar in Midtown to celebrate my son’s birthday with the family ,and overall, it was a lively and enjoyable experience with a few highs and a few misses. From the moment we walked in, the hostess set the tone she was absolutely amazing, warm, and welcoming. The DJ was on point, spinning the best in R&B and top hits, which added to the upbeat, party-style atmosphere that T’s is known for. When it came to the food, the presentation was beautiful, and everything hit the table, looking delicious. Most of the dishes lived up to the visual hype ,especially the fish, shrimp & grits, chicken wings, pork chops, and salmon croquettes, which were all flavorful and well-executed. The appetizers were also solid standouts: the seafood deviled eggs, fried green tomatoes, catfish nuggets, and beignets were all hits with our table. Now, as a self-proclaimed oxtail girl all day, every day, I was really looking forward to the oxtail omelet and another oxtail dish, but unfortunately, that’s where things fell horribly short. Both dishes were heavy on gravy but seriously lacking in actual oxtail meat, which was disappointing. I did not get what I paid for. The yams were another letdown , bland and under-seasoned. When I requested to have the additional side of yams taken off the bill after tasting them, the chef or kitchen manager came out and explained that they don’t remove items due to personal preference. I respected the policy and let it go, though it made me hesitant to bring up the issue with the oxtail. Despite the hiccups, the overall vibe, service, and most of the food were good. If you're looking for a place with good energy, strong drinks, great music, and some standout soul-food-inspired brunch bites, T’s Brunch Bar is worth checking out. Just skip the oxtail dishes.

I really enjoyed my visit although it was a very long wait to be seated. If you love music like I do, 10/10, I highly recommend it. They have live DJ, and he was jamming. The appetizers were good. We had fried green tomatoes and seafood deviled eggs. The eggs were ok, but the tomatoes were great. I also had the Mommas Breakfast and zi give it an 8,/10.

My wife and I went here for brunch for the 4th of July. I really liked the vibe and atmosphere there. Our server, Slim, was the best. Great sense of humor and she took care of us very well. She gave us suggestions that helped us with our decision on what to eat. I had a the salmon croquette meal with a pecan waffle and my wife had the chicken wings. I fell in love with that pecan waffle lol. Overall, the food was great and our server was wonderful.

We had reservations for 12pm and arrived at 12:11pm. There were two ladies working as co-hosts. Host #1 indicated that she’d be right with us. Host #2 implied that we would need to wait 10 minutes since we were 10 minutes late. Ok - not a problem, but we waited 30 because we weren’t seated until close to 12:40pm. That’s fine, but once seated we felt rushed. The DJ was playing while records and talking over them which made it hard to enjoy the music. My mimosa flight was like drinking syrup. The food presentation was good but the taste was salty and it was overpriced.

A Delicious Memorial Day Brunch at T’s Brunch Bar – Worth a Visit! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ We chose T’s Brunch Bar for our breakfast spot this Memorial Day weekend, and it was a solid decision! Located conveniently close to our stay, parking was easy there’s a public lot just a short walk away. Let’s talk about the food and the experience. The vibe at T’s Brunch Bar is lively and modern, with stylish decor that creates a welcoming atmosphere (check out the video below for a quick look!). Since we didn’t have a reservation, we opted for bar seating to keep things moving especially since I had a flight to catch. I ordered the French Toast Platter with over-easy eggs and bacon. It was simple but delicious the French toast was golden, fluffy, and full of flavor. Definitely a standout dish and one I’d order again. My friend went with the Seafood Omelette, which came with a side of potatoes. At first, the kitchen mistakenly added grits, but shoutout to Remy, our amazing bartender, who quickly fixed the order with a smile. Remy truly elevated the experience with her excellent service! One minor downside: the music was a bit too loud for our taste. But overall, the food and service more than made up for it. ✨ Highlights: • ✅ Convenient location near public parking • ✅ Great service (thank you, Remy!) • ✅ Tasty and satisfying breakfast dishes • ✅ Lively ambiance 🧇 French Toast Platter – 4/5 🦐 Seafood Omelette – My friend gives it a thumbs up! Would I come back? Absolutely. If you’re in town and looking for a brunch spot with great food and even better service, T’s Brunch Bar is a must try!

Nice place The waitress May was on point Then there is the food!!!! Yas I had the Shrimp and grits and a pancake 🥞 Folks had whatever else you see in the pics posted. Oh and we had a mimosa flight... the atmosphere was bomb and the service was outstanding. Great brunch spot.!!!

Please go eat here and send me a plate! I absolutely loved T’s and will be back. My cousin and I were in town for the Beyonce concert and wanted to get up early the next day to try a famous ATL brunch. T’s didn’t disappoint. Our server was so nice (didn’t catch his name but he was tall, bald with a nose ring) and he gave us a few recommendations so we went with the Marta to try a little of a few things. The fried shrimp was amazing. The catfish was big and fried to perfection. I don’t really like catfish but I finished the whole thing. And those sweet potato waffles?? We didn’t even realize until we were done eating we never put syrup on it. Didn’t need it. The creamy grits were soooo good too. To drink I had the golden hour (I think that’s what it was called) but it was mocktail and I loved it. T’s is on the pricier side; we noticed people come in then look at the menu and leave but if you can swing it, it’s worth the cost. I didn’t regret one dollar spent. We went on a Friday morning so it was probably a lot quieter than the weekends but by the time we left most of the tables were filled. I’d definitely book a reservation if you can! Either way, I will certainly be back! Also, parking was directly across the street. We paid $9 for two hours.

We were greeted with friendly faces and smiles as soon as we opened the door!!! Make sure y'all ask for the server Dee he was so polite and helped us out with what to pick from the menu. We ordered the flight margaritas and they we great. Now let's talk about the food...... OOOOMMMMFFFFGGGGG IS ALL I CAN SAY!! The food here is AMAZING!!! Definitely will be back!!!

The first thing I appreciated about this place is that it had a homely feel that is uncommon with many brunch restaurants in Atlanta. Don't get me wrong, I love music and enjoy a lively atmosphere, however, I like to enjoy my food and conversation if with company. This was definitely mellow and enjoyable. (It was on Thanksgiving morning) The staff was friendly and attentive. Our waiter was named Hassan and helped us whenever necessary. The food was pretty good. The omelette are their staple as well as standard breakfast meals with pancake, sausage and eggs. The sausage is the country style thick Rogerwood sausage. The pancakes were fluffy. I did have a busicuit as well but it was undercooked. The star of the show was the Oxtail omelette. This omelette was amazing and the oxtail itself was well seasoned. Very impressed. The portion size was pretty good too. The drink I had was like a Horchata style drink. It was kinda watery but not terrible. One of my guests ordered an espresso martini and said it was great. If I went back, I would try the oxtail and grits.

This is place is horrid. Waffles are done, seafood is gross, grits are basic, and, it's expensive. Don't waste your time. Place itself is also basic. Horrid vinyl chairs, gross floors. Did I mention it's also expensive! Oh. Gratuity is included but they don't tell you. Only highlight is our waitstaff was pleasant even though we had to ask for silverware multiple times.

Really surprised at how much I enjoyed brunch here. Our server Trevor was outstanding. We did a little tapas make shift order: an order of strawberry waffles with wings, a side of collard greens, the oxtail omelet with biscuit and a side of cheese grits. We also had a pitcher of white peach mimosas. The pitcher is a carafe yall don't be fooled lol! But you can get about 5/6 pours and they are stiff. The waffles were dry and over cooked. The wings were outstanding!! And even better with hot sauce. The oxtail omelet was great also. The music was good! Nice crowd and cute bar. I will come back!

My food was amazing, I had a few mimosas, chicken wings, collard greens, and the macaroni was amazing!!! The service was great and the DJ was awesome too! We got seated quickly, overall swing through and you're gonna love it!

This was my first time eating here and I will be going back! I'm so glad they opened one close to where I live now in the Cumberland area! I had the seafood grits and it was delicious! The fried fish was crispy and flavorful and the shrimp and crawfish were really good. Get the grits with cheese, it takes it up a notch. I also got a side of their fried chicken wings and they were seasoned just right. My cousin and I ate those fast! I had an espresso martini with Hennessy and it was really good, too. There are so many other things I want to try on their menu so I will be visiting the one closest to me. I highly recommend this place!

FOOD, DRINKS, SERVICE, GOOD MUSIC. Everything was excellent. The definition of brunch!! Come check this place out if you're in town.

- The area is nice and I found a paid parking spot. I spent $15 dollars to park. I had a 10a reservation on Saturday. Very nice atmosphere. The music was playing softly in the back not too loud which is perfect to have conversations with others. They have a bar area where you could sit and watch TV. It was nice to catch some of the Olympics playing. The server was okay. I was looking at the menu while my friend was talking to the server. So I was not paying attention to what they were discussing. When it was my time to order, I asked the server the flavors of waffles they had. She looked at me like she did not want to repeat herself, and she said dag you was not listening to what I told her. I said no I was not. That was just a rude response to a customer because you didn't want to have to repeat yourself. The food took about 25-30 mins (which is on the slower side compared to the many restaurants I've been to). She (the server) brought out the food, parts of the order was wrong and had to be taken back. My friend also specified fried hard chicken. She bit into one piece of chicken and it was soft. She clearly touched the food. The server took back the chicken and re fried the same chicken. Now I know that once food reaches the table it should not go back to the kitchen to be mixed with fresh food. If something is not right the restaurant makes it over again fresh. We were definitely concerned about food safety issues. She decided not to eat the chicken because of that concern. The food was good! Most of the food was average priced compared to eating at other places similar in Atlanta. They do add a 20 percent gratuity to all checks. I would not recommend mainly due to the food safety concerns. I won't go back again.

Creative food options and not your everyday boring breakfast options. Seafood hashbrowns and spinach chicken wrap ordered. Excellent service delivered by "Slim" our server and she was very attentative.

The food was well seasoned but cold. The biscuit was dry. It came after a pretty long wait despite we ordered before some near by tables. We asked for butter and receive melted butter. The music was a little loud if you have expectations to have conversation but it was a good mix. We did not receive all our drinks but we were not charged for any of them. It was okay.

Great food!! Food took quite a while but it was worth it! Hassan was a great server. Great ambiance. I will definitely return for the oxtail omelet!

I had high hopes and wanted to support this business, but never again. Pros: Great Bloody Mary (which it should be for $21), RSVPs, & good music. Cons: Bad service, the ENTIRE floor is greasy, dirty bathroom (my feet were slipping as I stood at the urinal & super dirty bathroom mirror), cheap furniture (the tiny booths slide), and the food is hit and miss. The fried shrimp in the bloody Mary was seasoned to perfection and the cinnamon roll pancakes were pretty good. But the bacon was undercooked, while my eggs were overcooked. The breakfast sandwich was super bland and the waffle was basically a big under-toasted Eggo waffle. Plus, our waitress would disappear for long periods of time, even when we asked for minor things like water, napkins, and silverware. Then they have the nerve to auto-charge 18% gratuity on a 4 person table. I would've given them more than that, despite the poor service. But the fact that they default charge it, explains why the waitress was so inattentive. I see the potential for the place to be a fun drink and music spot, but at those prices, I would not go for the food and service.

Our party arrived at 12:30pm today with confirmed reservation only to be told there was no record of our reservation. I showed the hostess and manager the open table reservation with confirmed text on my phone only to be told we needed to wait an hour or more like everyone else. No accommodation, apology, or other assistance from manager. I will be sure to let everyone I know what horrible experience I had here. Most restaurants provide some level of customer service.

My 2nd time here, even had the same server Trevor who was attentive and helpful. Food was of course amazing. It's a welcoming feel as soon as you walk in! Tried to go on a Sunday but remember, if you don't get there early be prepared to wait for sure lol. Luckily there is an option of sitting at the bar if possible or a table. A cool family vibe and smiles all around.

I waited for over an hour for them to tell me , I have rejoin the waiting list for another hour . The lady at front was very rude and unapproachable. Her attitude was very distasteful, we just decided to go somewhere else

Thoroughly enjoyed my catfish and grits, though a little soupy, but very tasty and not oversalted! The one opportunity is Service. Had to wait a bit and was really taken aback when I requested a spoon from another server and he looked at me as if I'd asked him for a kidney and never bought the spoon, but once the service lives up to the tastiness of the food gonna be phenomenal.

OMGGGGGG, this food was amazing. 5 Stars Ask for Mac & Foxy Mac was amazing at the bar, Foxy was the host with the most. Great vibe, delicious food, awesome atmosphere.

I have been to the Douglasville Arbor place mall location a few times. I have noticed some inconsistency with the seasoning with the grits and chicken wings. One time the grits had too much garlic. Today, the chicken wings barely had seasoning on them. Restaurants should have premixed and pre measured seasoning for all their items. This will ensure the food taste the same all the time. Fast food restaurants have mastered this but it would be great to see our "mom and pop" restaurants to do the same because I would rather support my local businesses as long as the consistency is there.

T's is going down hill... I guess with new management they are now slacking.... The waffles are no longer "big" and home made like , it was literally small ego looking waffles with so much sweet drizzle on it.. they were also cold ... the ambiance was cool and it was not rowdy in the restaurant.

Let's start with the positives... They validate parking, if you park in the garage behind the restaurant, secondly the DJ was playing great music, thirdly the staff were very accommodating, friendly, and professional! Our server Tanesha was amazing! Now to the food and drinks... I ordered the Mimosa Flight! While the Basil Pineapple (I think it was pineapple) and the Strawberry Mimosas were delicious! The Blueberry was okay and the Passionfruit did not taste at all like anything but champagne with some passionfruit chunks in it! But the kicker was that it was $40 for what was basically 4 Mimosa shots! Overall, the food was okay! Nothing to really rave about! I had the Cinnamon Toast French Toast w/o the cereal on top and it was really lackluster. It tasted premade. The bread was kind of tough! The grits, biscuits, and eggs were very good, I just wish it would have come to my table hotter! Like I said before, it was okay. The atmosphere was better than the food, but it really was just another ATL brunch spot!

This was a literal waist of time drive alll the way there made a reservation online just to get there and the host say they are not accepting reservations. I showed her my reservation confirmation and explained that I drove pretty far to get to the reservation and she said sorry we not taking reservations and did not try to accommodate us in any way while we can clearly see there are other ppl waiting to be seating very disappointed and irritated and still hungry.

I came in and loved the music right off the back. The wait to sit was quick and the wait to order and to get your food was quick. The waitress was very sweet and the atmosphere is fun. The food I believe would be good if my greens, macaroni, and oxtails were served fresh and hot. The oxtails were very salty and I couldn't eat them. The macaroni is okay and the greens taste good with hot sauce. I will probably come back to try other items on the menu because it's so many options.

Great service. Our waitress was very attentive. The atmosphere was fun. Food was delicious.

Amazing ambiance, our server Trevor was very knowledgeable in the menu and a overall great server. The host was so nice when we came in. We recommend T's if you plan on getting brunch in Atlanta. The white peach mimosa was my favorite

Once my husband and I entered we immediately loved the atmosphere! The music they played took me back and loved every song. As soon as we were sat, our server, Hazel, was very attentive and gave us good recommendations. The seafood omelet was amazing! I finished the whole plate of food. The grits and biscuit were perfectly made! Great service and even better food!

Came here because it was in walking distance of my job and it was a great decision. The food was flavorful and plentiful! Ordered the chicken and waffles and it wasn't a bad decision! I also got a beverage that had Hennessy in it and baby- I felt like hennything was possible after I left. The staff was very pleasant and not a single person out of my table of 6 disliked their meal. I would def return if in midtown/downtown ATL

Fries were stale, i asked not to put sonething in the burger and they did.But the place looked good.

I love how easy it is to make a reservation and that they actually honor it in a timely manner (the whole party must be there to be seated). I came with a group of 4 on a Sunday around noon. There were a good number of people, but if you walked in, you probably wouldn't have to wait for long. We all ordered different things but everyone agreed the oxtail was amazing. They also have good portions. The only negative was they had the music extremely loud. It was hard to have a conversation without nearly shouting. Parking: Street parking

A true roller coaster. Originally I was planning to go to another ATL restaurant for brunch; however, the other restaurant did not have brunch on weekdays so had to find something else. I was quick to stumble upon and gain excitement for T's Brunch Bar. The photos were colorful and menu consisted of many southern specialties. When we walked in, the restaurant was bright in color, moderately slow but understandably at that hour, and clean. Tservers & bartender were almost completely unphased by any guests entering so we had to shout across to ask if we could sit at the bar. After browsing the menu, we chose to get the Hennessy Crème Espresso Martini & Chatalada. Transparently there was no description on the menu for drinks, only photos, so we relied on hope and were very impressed with the flavor, strength, and presentation. Unfortunately, we go back down the roller coaster again after this. We ordered the fried green tomatoes, Granny's fried chicken, and shrimp & grits. The fried green tomatoes were bland and in need of a good sauce but were accompanied by a sweet chili sauce which was ok and a thick remoulade that tasted like it came out of a can. Back upwards we go! The granny's fried chicken & all the accompaniment. The chicken itself was flavorful, juicy, and well coated; the greens tasted like Thanksgiving day; and the yams were perfectly cooked (soft but not mushy) and sweet enough while not overly sugary. Downward, here we go. The shrimp & grits were BLAND and could've came from a frozen tv dinner if I didn't know better. They also came with weird fajita peppers that did not go well with the rest of the dish. All in all, If you get the right food, I would say the experience can be okay to good at best but nothing spectacular and definitely not a "everything is good" type spot.

I called and asked about the wait time and the hostess told me they don't tell wait times over the phone. It was kinda strange but we still went. It wasn't busy when we showed up but still took 15ish mins for us to be seated. The restaurant was spacious with a nice bar and a few booths. I really liked the food! Everything was seasoned well and the drinks were excellent. Our server was nice too. Note the tables are a tad close together so I was being a little nosey listening to the people next to me .

My cousin and I went here while on a quick getaway. I ordered the chicken wings and waffle. Those wings were absolutely amazing! Our server was outstanding, I wish I remembered his name. Taller man with dreads, he gave us some advice on places to go out as well. The only thing I can say is that the price of the food was a bit much for what we got. Also, there were two people filming some sort of podcast. They were a bit loud and obnoxious.

This is an awesome place! The food was amazing! Ayshana also know as Hazel, was an absolute Angel! My mom is 88 and I dropped her off so I could go park... Hazel went outside and helped her I , seated and had her coffee before I could get back! I highly recommend this place for food, service , and atmosphere!!

T's Brunch A Crab-ulous Experience! T's Brunch in Atlanta is a hidden gem that deserves all the praise! We had a brunch that was nothing short of spectacular. The margarita flight was a delightful journey through flavor, each sip a refreshing adventure left me feeling myself a little bit. The cinnamon toast French toast. It was like a warm hug on a plate, perfectly sweet and fluffy. And then there were the fried crab fingers... The real star of the show ...Oh my goodness! They were crispy, golden, and packed with flavor. Every bite was a party in your mouth! The batter was light and airy, allowing the crab meat to shine through. It was a seafood lover's dream come true. If you're looking for a brunch spot that's both delicious and fun, T's Brunch is a must-visit. We can't wait to go back and try more of their amazing menu items! Thank you to our amazing service! Our server was Amber she deserves all the praise !!!

I had a delightful experience at T's Brunch Bar. I decided to stop by while waiting for my hotel to be ready, and I was pleasantly surprised. The staff provided hospitable care and attentive service, making me feel right at home. I opted for the catfish with grits, and it was absolutely delicious. The meal also included a biscuit that was a delightful addition to the plate. I'm looking forward to revisiting this place whenever I find myself in Atlanta again. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a welcoming atmosphere, great food, and just the right amount of background music. My visit during lunch hours on a Friday was a definite win!

Our server was good! However no one should present breakfast with the sausage being broken in half by the cook or anyone in the kitchen. Using a knife to cut is the proper way. Very disappointing to have my breakfast presented this way. Grits were not creamy and eggs were overcooked. The salt shaker was dirty with stains. As a Concierge I dine out frequently and this was very disappointing to say the least. Get a consultant to provide your team guidance. Oh I almost forgot the syrup was like water ... no flavor. Biscuit was fine.

Worth checking out! Easy online reservations. Trevor was our server and he was very nice and attentive. All staff were very friendly. The food is in good portions and arrives quickly. It is also delicious! Great drink menu and a mimosa flight that you must try. Good atmosphere for brunch. There is a two hour max at the table and 20% gratuity already added but that is common with restaurants now. When service is great I do not mind ensuring the server is tipped. Unless we selected the wrong parking you do pay to park in the deck behind the restaurant and we left without asking if they validate. There is also an uncovered lot across the street. I will be going back!

My husband and I came here with another couple for Sunday brunch after church. It was packed so you should definitely get a reservation if you're planning to attend on Saturday or Sunday but bc we had a reservation, we were sat right away. Our server was really good, she knew the steps of service and checked on us accordingly. To top it off the food was really good. No complaints. It came out hot and was what we expected. I will definitely come back for brunch.

Me and a few friends decided to try this place after church on Sunday. It's definitely a trendy spot. Loud RNB music. So loud I felt like the waitress had to scream. My chicken wings and waffles was okay. The chicken was a little chewy but the waffle was on point. It didn't take long for our food to arrive. The manager or owner came around and greeted us. She made sure everything was up to par. One of the servers even came over and Blessed our food which I thought was so cool and uncommon among our youth today. He definitely enhanced the experience and now we have to go back again

I went here for a birthday celebration. Our group was split and it was honestly a mess. Once we were finally seated, the server was very friendly. The food was ok. Me and my sis ordered biscuits with oxtail gravy. It was really salty. I ordered a Margarita pitcher and it was good. My sister's Lavender lemonade was pretty. That's all. I asked for water cause I was drinking. $5 for water and bottle service only. That's a whole negative. It's honestly a typical overpriced Atlanta brunch spot with mid customer service.

The music was way too loud. I couldn't communicate with the hostess or the server without repeating myself or yelling. I met a longtime friend here and it would have been nice to be able to talk. I get the music but it should be reasonable. It was blasting. I had the Magic City drink. It was just okay. I ordered chicken and a strawberry waffle. The wings were good but the waffle left something to be desired. My friend ordered peach cobbler French toast, bacon, and eggs. She only ate one piece of the French toast and her sides. She took the rest to go. We sat off in the corner so we were not really able to enjoy the vibe but that was fine because for me, the music killed it. I know there are some people who enjoy that but this place should consider all of their patrons. Some may have young children and some may have older members in their party.

Amazing service, friendly ambiance. 10/10. I highly recommend to anyone in the area. I had the oxtails and grits.

Ate here a few times. They are packed on the weekends. It's definitely a vibe, due to having a DJ. Music was nice and a great volume. I sat at the bar one time with my mom and we enjoyed the service and conversation with our server. I wish I could remember his name! He was so sweet and helpful! The food was good the few times I ate there. I love oxtails and wanted to give the oxtail omelette a try. It was... good. I would have it again lol, but it was good still. I'll keep my oxtails and eggs separate tho. Love their fried chicken. The grits were really good as well. I'm usually not a grits person, but their grits were surprisingly good to me.

I loved this place when it first opened. Food and service was amazing. Quality of the food has gone down a bit since though. This time I had a seafood omelette and noticed the shrimps were not deveined. My friend ordered wings that still had feathers on them. Also there was spots in the ice that the waiter pointed out to another as he sat our spotted ice drink on the table. Not bad enough for me to not return, but maybe not my first choice either.

Chicken and eggs were undercooked & service was subpar. Overall not a comprehensive menu. Not a quality dining experience.

T's Brunch Bar is amazing! The experience started off a little rocky with their seating policy, but the experience was a good one overall. My family and I made a reservation for 4 initially. In order to be seated, the entire party has to be present. Even if 3 of the 4 people are there, the 4th person has to be there. If they do not come within the allotted window, you forfeit your reservation and have to join the waitlist. We were pretty frustrated by that, but we were patient. We ended up adding another person, which made it 5 people, so we had to join the waitlist. We were finally seated. Slim was our waitress. I truly loved her. Her personality and sense of humor made the experience wonderful. She was very knowledgeable about the menu and was able to tell us what was good and give recommendations on what to order. For the table, we got the buffalo fried shrimp. It's a spin on buffalo wings. I was pleasantly surprised by how good they were. They were seasoned and fried well, and the buffalo sauce added a nice spicy touch. I started off with the mimosa flight. When I tell you, those flights will get you right. I was in there having a time (I believe its your average mimosa spiked with something else)!! I highly recommend the mimosa flight. I also tried the blueberry lemon drop with casamigos!! FIREEE!! My family and I were really in there lit! For food, I got the oxtail omelet, which came with potatoes and a biscuit. Whew!!! It was so good, and I mean delicious. There was also a lot of oxtail in it; they did not skimp. I ended up getting the potatoes, and I wish I had gotten the grits instead, but nonetheless, the food was good. The grits were good! Grits can be hard to get right, but they were bussin! My family also loved their food. Someone got the lobster and waffles and loved it. Someone got the seafood grits and really enjoyed it. The 75 South fried fish and grits was a hit! All around, the food was good. It was also my birthday, so the owner and the staff came out, brought me a cupcake, and sang Happy Birthday. They also brought us shots for the table, which were on the house. Around noon, they had a live DJ, which was great. It was a true all-around fun brunch spot. When I think of brunch, it GAVE brunch! Good drinks, good food, good music, and fun staff. I love this place, and I will be back for sure!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

T's brunch is an absolute must when you come to Atlanta. The food, service, ambiance and all is excellent and exceptionally superb

Perfect game day experience. Food was delicious, service was attentive and friendly, and the restaurant itself was organized and clean. Would recommend to anyone in the area looking for a great breakfast with good drinks to match!

This spot is an absolute must visit in Atlanta. I was on the hunt for the greatest vibes and hangout for my 30th birthday. The staff was so overwhelmingly kind and accommodating. They kept the drinks flowing and wanted us to try everything. The Dj was great and had people up and moving, dancing and shaking. The staff celebrated my birthday in a big way leaving a lasting memory. The food was excellent. The best southwest egg roles I've ever had with great dipping sauces that complement the flavors nicely. The Fried Green Tomato's stole the show and are the Beyonce of appetizers.

I think I just found my favorite new hangout spot in midtown and It's black owned. Hunny, the food was everything, hands down the best grits I have ever tasted babeee!! the oxtails, finger licking good. Customer service 100 they had a dj playing all the latest hits. We danced, we laugh and hung out for hours there. we didn't feel rushed like most places make you feel after you receive your check. the owner T came out and introduced herself and sent us a free round of drinks on the house. I love this places .... find me @ thick3rthangrits on Instagram and TikTok