by Diane and Allen S. on Lunch: Came here recently with a co-worker for an awkward lunch. What made it even worse were the seats: tables and chairs are all on wheels (awkward!!!) You're basically hunched over a low coffee table. We got the apple and brie panini and chicken noodle soup. Not sure about the former, but the chicken noodle soup was OK. I've definitely had better and it was a bit over-spiced.
by Tayna Boislard on One of the premier places in the continental United States to see live music. The staff rocks, drinks are reasonable (hey, its a music venue. If you think they are taxed, then check out the Fillmore or the Greek) and the acts are top notch. The only thing the Hall is missing is hundreds of little monkeys, swinging from the chandeliers, throwing not poo, but candy at all the music lovers. That would make this place absolutely divine.
by Blake B. on Another Atlanta meat market where the guys could probably bench press more than their IQ. Where the girl are bright orange from tanning booths and won't talk to you if you don't have a pound of gel in your hair. If you can afford a pound of gel each night they figure you'll pay for their implants. This place could be okay if there weren't so many chodes here. It's absolutely enormous, with at least five different bars. So there are plenty of opportunities to get beverages to help you take down the fact that you are surrounded by such people. The open air atrium in the center is pretty nice, but again, gets so packed that it seems claustrophobic. I'd like to get a group together to go here one night dressed in tutus. Oh, snotty Buckhead culture.
