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Discover Restaurants offering the best Sushi food in Athens, Georgia, United States. In the sweltering Georgia heat, no place is as cool as Athens. This hip college town is home to the University of Georgia, Pulitzer Prize winning authors and famous rock musicians. Explore the downtown area, where Victorian buildings are filled with an eclectic combination of independent coffee shops, restaurants and boutiques. Named "Live Music Central," Athens' busy music venues are known around the world. Check out The 40 Watt Club, where The B-52s and R.E.M got their start.
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1. Shokitini
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By rickybobbyhawro
Atmosphere lacking . Food not overly memorable except the soup which several in our group raved over. Service was good. Didnât get to try the karaoke room but hear it is fun. On this day - fri night before Auburn game- crowd showed up about 6-6:30 and packed it out
2. Utage Athens Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Justina C
It was my birthday. I had the sashimi lunch, my friend had the grilled salmon. The miso soup, though tasty, was lukewarm. Both entrees were good. We asked about any âspecialâ for birthdays and were each presented with a delicious mochi at no charge, Our server was friendly, attentive, and just chatty enough to make the occasion feel special.
3. Chuck's Fish
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By AnnieW839
The location is truly beautiful, and they have clearly done a great job of turning the old bus station into a beautiful venue. Unfortunately, once the place filled up it was so unbearably loud that it was impossible to carry on a conversation. The open concept looks great but does not work well in practice because of the noise issue.Service was good. No complaints there, though it was a bit slow considering that there were only about 5 tables occupied when we arrived at 6pm on a Wednesday.The food was tasty and well-prepared, but nothing to write home about considering the price point. We ordered the gulf fish parmadine ($40 for red snapper that day) and the seafood trinity ($31). At a more reasonable price, I would probably be raving about the place and itching to go back. But with the cheapest glass of wine at $11, this restaurant is vastly outpricing the market in this town. Hopefully they will adjust as the newness factor wears off, and then we will possibly go regularly. I don't mind paying for great food, but in this case, unfortunately, I can think of far better plates/places in town with a MUCH more reasonable price range.
