Reviews & Recipes
Since when did Inman Park become some Buckhead – esque, unrecognizable, delicious place to eat food? It dawned on me and a friend, as we drove .31 miles from his condo and paid for parking, that Inman park is crazy. The deeper issue really here is that I am having
Serpas True Food is a modern American restaurant in the Studioplex complex in the Old 4th Ward / Inman Park border country. I’ve only dined at Serpas, run by chef Scott Serpas, once and it was a truly delightful and fulfilling experience. Obviously, entrees are important, but a high quality
Having reviewed Bones some time ago, and with KRS Steak, Hal’s, Chops and New York Prime remaining for visits from Mrs. C and myself, I scored the daily double for this visit. First, in role reversal fashion, we were invited as guests of clients of mine (my “niece” whom you may
The Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward area has so many great restaurants to choose from that it’s often a difficult proposition to sort out where to eat. Luckily for me, I have some fantastic co-workers that are always recommending new places for me to try. Last week was one of those
Intro: We don’t usually get extremely personal here at Food in Atlanta but there’s no way for me to describe Craft Izakaya without providing the whole story. My colleague and I were set up on a blind double date with twins. I guess nowadays with Facebook there’s hardly a blind
Atmosphere: As you may or may not know, Wisteria is one of my favorite restaurants in Atlanta. When I heard that the owner and chef Jason Hill had opened Folk Art just a couple doors down, I knew I had to go. I heard mixed reviews, which cultivated my anticipation
Atmosphere: BoccaLupo’s humble exterior makes GPS a necessity for finding this hidden gem located towards the Inman park neighborhood on Edgewood. The parking is located around back, and the outdoor seating area is relaxing and quiet. I felt almost like being at a country club with a dash of hipster.
Background Inman Park is home to some of Atlanta’s top restaurants, and when I saw Wisteria on the list of restaurants for Inman Park Restaurant Week, I knew I had to go. I always get the Wisteria Calamari and the Beef Tenderloin almost without exception, and I thought this visit
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Hidden Gem: This was my first time to Sotto Sotto in Inman Park, a highly acclaimed authentic Italian restaurant with no sign, and really not very inviting from the outside. Once inside, there is a warm community atmosphere, and the patio is a fantastic spot for dinner. I could
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