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Reviews on Bar food in Forest Park, Georgia, United States. Forest Park is a city in Clayton County, Georgia, United States. It is located approximately nine miles (14 km) south of Atlanta and is part of the Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Marietta Metropolitan Statistical Area. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 18,468.
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10. Burger Theory
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By gnyabera
You will have no choice but to patronage them when booked at the Holiday Inn Airport South Atlanta. Their buggers are okay. Even though a little over priced. The breakfast was fine for the business traveler on the go. Definitely you may want to check out different places if you need variety.
9. Grindhouse Killer Burgers
Overall Ratings
3 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By jfdunphy1
The ordering system computer takes your money almost as fast as Amazon.com, but it feels like your food has to go through the TSA security check at the airport too. Burger passable, but not sure it was the one I actually ordered. Ordering system a bit confusing.4 dollars for bottled water is tourist trap pricing. You can look into the kitchen and see the slow motion. Few tables available to eat, and occupied by people who appeared not to be paying customers. It took about a half hour to get served, so go to eat well ahead of flight departure. Forgettable experience.
8. Blu Sky Restaurant and Lounge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By dianemM9365PN
This is definitely more of a lounge than a restaurant. The food was "bar" food. No other restaurants are available near this hotel unless you have a vehicle. May be a nice place to enjoy a drink during your stay, but a relaxing restaurant. Food is only average. Staff are very friendly and it was clean with a nice view of surrounding area. This is located on the top floor with a nice outdoor seating area as well.
7. Manchester Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
A pub-style restaurant near the Atlanta Airport.
Reviewed By LuckySpivey
Change of ownership could mean a positive change in service and menu. So far it has not. In fact, the night we went the chopped salad was mostly iceberg lettuce, not well chopped, with much fewer toppings than under prior management, and the $6 skimpy piece of add on chicken was sadly over cooked. It was served 15 minutes after the other two meals at our table at had already been served. They were out of two main stay dishes -Sheppardâs pie and bangers and mash.Letâs hope for better things to come. Soon.
6. Delta Sky Club - Concourse F
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By t-bonetraveller
Located on the Mezzanine level on Concourse F of ATL, this sprawling Sky Club offers a fairly good food selection throughout the day sometimes I actually opt for the Sky Club on Concourse E for the food), and an amazing outdoor deck for taking in the hustle and bustle of jets coming and going at the airport. Full service bar with a good selection and variety of beer, wine, and drinks, and an even better selection of pours for a modest price as well. If the weather cooperates, this is a great place to unwind and get out of the crowds on the departure level, particularly for international flights.
5. Madhouse Sports Bar & Grill
Reviewed By karaybon
The bat was nice and not too crowded. We got there late (after 11pm) on a Saturday night. The music is in keeping with the area, and super loud but everyone was super friendly. I got the Bob Marley to drink. It was big and super pretty but very strong! There was no cover, food was decent and the live DJ seemed to be having a blast!
4. Malone's Steak & Seafood
Overall Ratings
4 based on 799 reviews
Reviewed By sbc_smiley
Came in to the restaurant with my first impression being several waitresses at the entrance looking like they wanted to be anywhere else, and I wondered if I should be elsewhere too.Once we sat down, things improved.Our server was engaging and helpful. She pointed us to three very good to excellent dishes along with sinful desserts. Very satisfying.As we left we saw some of the the same bored faces hanging out in the front. I think the team could use some motivation as the food definitely draws the diners, and a smile upon entering and a thank you as you leave would instill a better impression.Thank you, we appreciate you taking the time to give us a review.
3. Madhouse Sports Bar & Grill
Reviewed By karaybon
The bat was nice and not too crowded. We got there late (after 11pm) on a Saturday night. The music is in keeping with the area, and super loud but everyone was super friendly. I got the Bob Marley to drink. It was big and super pretty but very strong! There was no cover, food was decent and the live DJ seemed to be having a blast!
2. Chicken + Beer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By docgibber
Unfortunately, we lacked the time to stop here on both layovers at the ATL airport. Chicken + Beer is located in Terminal D near gate 5. This airport is insanely massive. Don't plan for this place unless you have a nearby gate and >30 minutes before boarding starts. The restaurant is not large but we were seated immediately. The aesthetic is typical airport restaurant. Ludacris's influence is primarily felt through the music videos playing on a screen. Content may not be great for kids given genre however we couldn't see and barely heard it. Service was at just about the speed needed for people in airports with a time crunch. We ordered to go and everything came appropriately packaged with necessary utensils & condiments. The beer section was quality as the name implies. The chicken & waffles were excellent. Got the white meat version, with 2 sizable breasts given the right amount of crunchy & spicy breading. Waffles were thick and warm. The ribs and burgers that my family got were good not great. Will definitely try to get food here (just the C&W specifically) whenever passing through Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. However, it must be stressed that navigating ATL is no joke and that you're always better finding your gate here sooner rather than later.
1. Madhouse Sports Bar & Grill
Reviewed By karaybon
The bat was nice and not too crowded. We got there late (after 11pm) on a Saturday night. The music is in keeping with the area, and super loud but everyone was super friendly. I got the Bob Marley to drink. It was big and super pretty but very strong! There was no cover, food was decent and the live DJ seemed to be having a blast!
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