City Winery Atlanta

left there. It is owned my a very productive and successful married couple. They are devote Muslims and run thus winery with professionalism and dedication. But most of all- the love and energies they give into this business gave me inspirastion and aspirations that having patience is the most important thing to keep in rememberance. I just love the world so much. My non profiy sole propriertor organization is called izzianity. The businesses that i form mutual understandings with often help me raise money for places like st judes, sober living america. "basketball for dreams" raised for kids in low income households get a brand new basketball for the basketball court and places like ymca and the boys and girls club. Etc the owners of this restaurant and the bartender and employees here made me realize that i was red carpet material the whole time. I just chose when to reveal my true cause and knowledge to the world. I love you all and shalom

e is consistently great! Our light up DJ booth, uplights and photo booth work really well in this room!

ut the drinks and the food. We came to see Kirk Whalum, who did not disappoint! There are plenty of GREAT shows lined up almost every night for the remainder of the year so I’ll certainly be back several more times. This was a girls night out but it’s a wonderful place for a date night. The food was tasty. I had the Buffalo Crispy Chicken Sandwich with fries while friends ordered the Greek Chicken Flatbread and the Shrimp Scampi Flatbread. My brioche bun didn’t hold up to the sauce on my sandwich so I suggest using the buns sold at Honey Baked Ham. Overall, the evening was delightful! This is a great spot!

ver, was not great. My friends and I arrived 2 minutes before the show started, so we didn’t try the buffet because we didn’t want to miss any of the show/be a distraction during performances. We all just wanted to have a couple drinks. We sat there for 30 minutes trying to flag down a server, but they all flew past us. My friend ended up having to go to the host stand twice just to get someone to take our drink order. We all decided on mimosas since we were never given a drink menu. They finally bring us a bottle of champagne, and then 15 minutes later they give us an 8 oz cup of orange juice for the 4 of us… We were never checked on again after that except to pay the bill. I’m in the service industry myself, so I understand that it was a packed house with a lot of people to serve, but it genuinely seemed like we were the only people that didn’t have anything on our table. They did only charge us for 2 mimosas instead of of 4, but with all the trouble we had to go through just to get one drink, it was really disappointing.