I was greeted by Katie at the bar on 2 nights that I was here, when I went to order dinner. She was very pleasant and did everything she could to ensure that I was satisfied. So if you come to this bar I recommend you ask for Katie at the Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown.
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The bartender was awesome and gave us some good recommendations of where to visit and what to do while visiting.
genemH8853WB
Stayed at the Hotel Indigo for the week for business and thoroughly enjoyed breakfast, dinner and drinks here everyday. Staff is friendly and attentive. Prices aren’t bad and the food was fresh and tasty.
Elliot Clark
A nice bar to enjoy sitting along Peachtree St when the weather is nice. The food is elegantly simple. Part of the Indigo Hotel midtown ATL.
Anna Machan
Such a fun place and friendly staff!!! Especially Kimberly at the bar/room service!
Laura Earle
Hotel Indigo Midtown in ATL was fabulous!!! The staff was incredible-helpful and friendly! The room was so clean. The bathroom was small but nice! The hotel was the first hotel in 1925 to have bathrooms in each room hence why the bathrooms are small!!! It was an awesome find and when in ATL that is where we will stay for sure
Julie Long-Cruickshank
Loving our stay here ... the rooms are lovely, however the bathrooms are extremely small. The staff are amazing & very helpful, friendly with great senses of humour.
J H.
Terrible. Horrendous customer service. Really, there's not much more to add past that.
Heather Williamson
Due to an issue on their end - verified by our credit card company - our credit card was declined 15 minutes before we walked in after traveling 4.5 hours. They explained they had overbooked and would not provide us a room, as they had cancelled ours. We have never experienced this issue at any of the other Indigo locations we have stayed at, and I'm simply floored. It's Memorial Day weekend. We're left without a room. As season passholders for the Fox (the entire reason we a
Jeffrey M.
Hotel Indigo is great. 638 Bar & Bistro is horrible. Mediocre food and the worst service. No really - it was bad. Save yourself.
Anything you need, Bryan is there to serve you. Love my to-go cup with straw I will use for my drive home. Thank you, Bryan!
Scott M.
The Indigo Hotel (to which this little boite is attached) puts forth a valiant hipster edge. The rooms are stylish indeed, and I was surprised to learn hipsters are such multitaskers. This I discerned from the closet-sized Loo, where you could literally wash your hands in the sink while you were dropping a deuce. No kidding, it was that small. I gain another 5 pounds, I'm going to have to go next door to do my business. But I digress. The 683 bar/restaurant/bistro is oh-so-chic, and I laughed my a** off when I walked in and saw a typical "drunk girl" acting the fool, loud and obnoxious, falling all over some swarthy soccer guy who was in town for some kind of tournament. She was the spectacle of the moment, all eyes were on her, and not in a kind manner. Blissfully, she exited stage right, and up the elevator with the Soccer guy. Nothing hip at all, to be honest. Ooops. I asked for an old fashioned as is my wont, and it took a damned good long time to be served. What I got tasted like many things-all good, actually, but none of them an old fashioned. There was a pronounced Cinnamon component, and if there was such a thing as a "breakfast cocktail" this would be it. If I would have got this at Brennans or Commander's before Brunch, I would be cheering loudly, but in Atlanta on a Sunday Evening, not so much. Still not a bad bibe, but disappointing when you've got a taste for an old fashioned. Food wise, I did "small plates". Started with their version of "Poppers" which were baked and light-years away from the sports-bar de rigueurs. Pretty tasty, really. Not soaring over the top, but tasty. The secondi was a flatbread with prosciutto. At least they claimed it was prosciutto. What seemed to be the prosciutto were crunch tough nuggets of questionable origin that kept getting stuck in my teeth. The rest of the flatbread seemed to be alright. It took a long time to get all this stuff. And just as I finished the flatbread, guess who appeared back in the boite? The erstwhile drunky and the soccer boy. She had lost all the spunk she had earlier, but I wager she became the recipient of a greater amount of spunk, if you know what I mean. The soccer dude had that look on his face... The bill was considerable, and not really commensurate with the cuisine and service. I paid nothing for the floor show Recommend it? Not if you're a serious foodie or cocktail maven. It didn't exactly suck, but for the dough it shoulda been better.
Madhanmohan1980
I reached my hotel at 10 PM and not sure about dinner choice. The bar/restaurant waiter explained the choice available and liked the food. Good American dinner for very tired body after 23 hrs of flight time. Good and keep it up guys.
Barbara Ross
If you make the mistake of not making reservations before a show at the FOX theatre then this place just across the street is a clean, fast option that can serve appetizers quickly. The food was very good. We had the chicken Quesadilla with avocado and it was great!!!
Whitney G.
It was great attentive service. I had the sausage and mozzarella flatbread. Very tasty.
I was greeted by Katie at the bar on 2 nights that I was here, when I went to order dinner. She was very pleasant and did everything she could to ensure that I was satisfied. So if you come to this bar I recommend you ask for Katie at the Hotel Indigo Atlanta Midtown.
The bartender was awesome and gave us some good recommendations of where to visit and what to do while visiting.
Stayed at the Hotel Indigo for the week for business and thoroughly enjoyed breakfast, dinner and drinks here everyday. Staff is friendly and attentive. Prices aren’t bad and the food was fresh and tasty.
A nice bar to enjoy sitting along Peachtree St when the weather is nice. The food is elegantly simple. Part of the Indigo Hotel midtown ATL.
Such a fun place and friendly staff!!! Especially Kimberly at the bar/room service!
Hotel Indigo Midtown in ATL was fabulous!!! The staff was incredible-helpful and friendly! The room was so clean. The bathroom was small but nice! The hotel was the first hotel in 1925 to have bathrooms in each room hence why the bathrooms are small!!! It was an awesome find and when in ATL that is where we will stay for sure
Loving our stay here ... the rooms are lovely, however the bathrooms are extremely small. The staff are amazing & very helpful, friendly with great senses of humour.
Terrible. Horrendous customer service. Really, there's not much more to add past that.
Due to an issue on their end - verified by our credit card company - our credit card was declined 15 minutes before we walked in after traveling 4.5 hours. They explained they had overbooked and would not provide us a room, as they had cancelled ours. We have never experienced this issue at any of the other Indigo locations we have stayed at, and I'm simply floored. It's Memorial Day weekend. We're left without a room. As season passholders for the Fox (the entire reason we a
Hotel Indigo is great. 638 Bar & Bistro is horrible. Mediocre food and the worst service. No really - it was bad. Save yourself.
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Anything you need, Bryan is there to serve you. Love my to-go cup with straw I will use for my drive home. Thank you, Bryan!
The Indigo Hotel (to which this little boite is attached) puts forth a valiant hipster edge. The rooms are stylish indeed, and I was surprised to learn hipsters are such multitaskers. This I discerned from the closet-sized Loo, where you could literally wash your hands in the sink while you were dropping a deuce. No kidding, it was that small. I gain another 5 pounds, I'm going to have to go next door to do my business. But I digress. The 683 bar/restaurant/bistro is oh-so-chic, and I laughed my a** off when I walked in and saw a typical "drunk girl" acting the fool, loud and obnoxious, falling all over some swarthy soccer guy who was in town for some kind of tournament. She was the spectacle of the moment, all eyes were on her, and not in a kind manner. Blissfully, she exited stage right, and up the elevator with the Soccer guy. Nothing hip at all, to be honest. Ooops. I asked for an old fashioned as is my wont, and it took a damned good long time to be served. What I got tasted like many things-all good, actually, but none of them an old fashioned. There was a pronounced Cinnamon component, and if there was such a thing as a "breakfast cocktail" this would be it. If I would have got this at Brennans or Commander's before Brunch, I would be cheering loudly, but in Atlanta on a Sunday Evening, not so much. Still not a bad bibe, but disappointing when you've got a taste for an old fashioned. Food wise, I did "small plates". Started with their version of "Poppers" which were baked and light-years away from the sports-bar de rigueurs. Pretty tasty, really. Not soaring over the top, but tasty. The secondi was a flatbread with prosciutto. At least they claimed it was prosciutto. What seemed to be the prosciutto were crunch tough nuggets of questionable origin that kept getting stuck in my teeth. The rest of the flatbread seemed to be alright. It took a long time to get all this stuff. And just as I finished the flatbread, guess who appeared back in the boite? The erstwhile drunky and the soccer boy. She had lost all the spunk she had earlier, but I wager she became the recipient of a greater amount of spunk, if you know what I mean. The soccer dude had that look on his face... The bill was considerable, and not really commensurate with the cuisine and service. I paid nothing for the floor show Recommend it? Not if you're a serious foodie or cocktail maven. It didn't exactly suck, but for the dough it shoulda been better.
I reached my hotel at 10 PM and not sure about dinner choice. The bar/restaurant waiter explained the choice available and liked the food. Good American dinner for very tired body after 23 hrs of flight time. Good and keep it up guys.
If you make the mistake of not making reservations before a show at the FOX theatre then this place just across the street is a clean, fast option that can serve appetizers quickly. The food was very good. We had the chicken Quesadilla with avocado and it was great!!!
It was great attentive service. I had the sausage and mozzarella flatbread. Very tasty.