Located on the banks of the Chattahoochee River, Canoe's historic setting makes it the perfect bucolic spot for any momentous occasion. Offering scrumptious New American fare, the restaurant takes pride in its farm-to-table concept. By blending flavorful culinary offerings with idyllic natural sights, Canoe has garnered countless accolades for its unmatched dining experience. The contemporary American menu features a variety of seafood selections, while both dinner and dessert menus showcase Southern specialties. Locals often vie for a table here, making reservations months in advance. However, the wait for Canoe is always worth it, given the superior dining experience that awaits patrons.
Set atop the Hilton Atlanta, Nikolai's Roof offers the epitome of romance. The view from the roof is breathtaking, and the elegant service is second to none. The gourmet menu features fine Russian and French cuisine, and the dishes are planned to go with and enhance the many vodka options available. The prix fixe menu is expensive, but offers a truly exemplary Russian meal. Reservations and jackets are required.
Located atop The Westin Peachtree Plaza, this rotating restaurant provides stunning views of the entire metro area, and a spectacular setting for a business lunch or special occasion. The creative American menu features artfully-prepared favorites, including many beef and poultry selections. A separate rotating bar is located directly below the restaurant for taking in the view without the steep dinner ticket. Live jazz plays in the lounge on weekend nights. Jacket and tie recommended for gentlemen.
Don't let the casual name fool you, Ray's on the River is a contemporary and romantic destination restaurant on the banks of the Chattahoochee River in Sandy Springs. The low, sprawling building hugs the shoreline of Georgia's longest river, providing exquisite views from much of the dining room. Famous for fresh seafood and hickory grilled steaks and chops, Ray's is also a local cocktail hour and Sunday brunch institution. A romantic patio provides alfresco dining in fair weather, live music, and excellent cuisine. See website for menu and live music schedule.
This private city club is located on a Midtown rooftop overlooking Atlanta. Members can stop by on a regular basis to enjoy a cocktail or a glass of wine on the gorgeous rooftop terrace along with delicious small bites. The Peachtree Club is a favorite location for private events, from corporate events to weddings. The restaurant menu features American comfort food which is high on taste and presentation. You can become a member of this classy club by sending a request email, call ahead for details.
For a taste of Thai street food, try Tuk Tuk Thai Loft, named for the colorful auto rickshaws found on Bangkok’s busy streets. Located on the second floor, the open dining room and terrace provides beautiful city views. The menu offers a variety of small plates, salads, soups, noodles, entrees and desserts. The best way to eat at Tuk Tuk is to order a variety of dishes to share. Be prepared to order at least two small dishes per person as portions are fairly small. Standouts include the Moo Yang, pork skewers which are playfully served hanging upside down, Hoy Tod, a crispy Thai omelet, and Kra Pow Moo, minced pork topped with a fried egg. The restaurant also offers a thoughtful wine list.
This private city club is located on a Midtown rooftop overlooking Atlanta. Members can stop by on a regular basis to enjoy a cocktail or a glass of wine on the gorgeous rooftop terrace along with delicious small bites. The Peachtree Club is a favorite location for private events, from corporate events to weddings. The restaurant menu features American comfort food which is high on taste and presentation. You can become a member of this classy club by sending a request email, call ahead for details.
Located on the banks of the Chattahoochee River, Canoe's historic setting makes it the perfect bucolic spot for any momentous occasion. Offering scrumptious New American fare, the restaurant takes pride in its farm-to-table concept. By blending flavorful culinary offerings with idyllic natural sights, Canoe has garnered countless accolades for its unmatched dining experience. The contemporary American menu features a variety of seafood selections, while both dinner and dessert menus showcase Southern specialties. Locals often vie for a table here, making reservations months in advance. However, the wait for Canoe is always worth it, given the superior dining experience that awaits patrons.
Don't let the casual name fool you, Ray's on the River is a contemporary and romantic destination restaurant on the banks of the Chattahoochee River in Sandy Springs. The low, sprawling building hugs the shoreline of Georgia's longest river, providing exquisite views from much of the dining room. Famous for fresh seafood and hickory grilled steaks and chops, Ray's is also a local cocktail hour and Sunday brunch institution. A romantic patio provides alfresco dining in fair weather, live music, and excellent cuisine. See website for menu and live music schedule.
For a taste of Thai street food, try Tuk Tuk Thai Loft, named for the colorful auto rickshaws found on Bangkok’s busy streets. Located on the second floor, the open dining room and terrace provides beautiful city views. The menu offers a variety of small plates, salads, soups, noodles, entrees and desserts. The best way to eat at Tuk Tuk is to order a variety of dishes to share. Be prepared to order at least two small dishes per person as portions are fairly small. Standouts include the Moo Yang, pork skewers which are playfully served hanging upside down, Hoy Tod, a crispy Thai omelet, and Kra Pow Moo, minced pork topped with a fried egg. The restaurant also offers a thoughtful wine list.
Set atop the Hilton Atlanta, Nikolai's Roof offers the epitome of romance. The view from the roof is breathtaking, and the elegant service is second to none. The gourmet menu features fine Russian and French cuisine, and the dishes are planned to go with and enhance the many vodka options available. The prix fixe menu is expensive, but offers a truly exemplary Russian meal. Reservations and jackets are required.
Located right across the street from the pretty and picturesque Piedmont Park in Atlanta is the The Nook. A superb spot to chill on the patio and watch the game on one of the many flat screens, this establishment is best to avoid a headache with The Antidote, their hangover cure. Local favorites are the mouthwatering Totchos, tater tots covered in different toppings like smoked salmon or grilled chicken. These nibbles are so popular that they have started selling them on their website.