by Germaine C. on Marquee has certainly lost its Swag'.. Went here for an Angie Stone listening party awhile back and it was cool. Now it has become a Cheesy mess and I don't think the Cover/Waiting in line is worth it. See ya Marquee.
by Marisa Seckington on I wouldn't put a lot of stock into the couple/few bad reviews on this page so far. Most I would wager are the extremely vocal minority, as is always the case with those who don't like a place. East Andrews (and more so Andrews Upstairs) is a very classy establishment where young professionals with successful careers like to go hang out and have a good time with like minded individuals, and look good while doing it. This is definitely one of my favorite places to hang out, especially when they have a good band going. I've never experienced anything pretentious about this place that former reviewers keep going on about. The crowd is super responsive to the band, bartenders are attentive and mix stout drinks, and whomever keeps saying $4.50 is a high price for a beer hasn't been out much. The drinks here are no more (or less) than any other popular nightclub in Atlanta that's not a complete dive. The reviews are dead on in one respect, however. This is definitely not the place for you to find the dressed down A&F tee-shirt, frayed shorts and flip-flop wearing abercrombie clone crowd. You're not going to find a lot of drunken frat boy behavior here, either (which I consider an incredibly good thing). But, if you want to have a great time, hear a great band, hang out with some classy young professional people, it's a great place. If you still think this place is pretentious after going once of twice, then my god don't go to Opera, Compound, or any other popular midtown nightclub (which I also like, by the way, too). It might open your eyes to wait a casual and openly fun place Andrews can be by comparison.
by John S. on It appears that most of the reviews of East Andrews are accurate. Unless you graduated from UGA with an accounting degree, drive a four-runner, starch creases into your khaki pants and tuck a polo shirt in, you need not attend this place full of generic people overpaying for their drinks. This is a great place to go if you like to assimilate in the most disgustingly harcore yuppie crowd in Atlanta, and a bunch of girls who live in Smyrna but say they live in Vinings.
