Ole Reliable

133 Peachtree St, Atlanta

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Ryan Stark

Patrick stole my net..

Marie Heath

This was my first visit in an attempt to stay out of the rain... The food was decent, although I didn't care much for the tomato soup. Given the small portions, the price is very high. (I miss the old cafe where I could get a simple egg and cheese sandwich on a bagel for $3.) The staff also seemed bored, given the lack of business, and weren't very professional or polite. Most likely won't be going back.

K B

I had the open faced salmon sandwich (salmon toast). It was pretty good and reasonably priced. The staff was extremely friendly! My only gripe is the speed of service. There was one person taking orders and making the coffee. Needless to say, she was working hard this morning. Hiring another person might be a good idea.

Marie

This was my first visit in an attempt to stay out of the rain... The food was decent, although I didn't care much for the tomato soup. Given the small portions, the price is very high. (I miss the old cafe where I could get a simple egg and cheese sandwich on a bagel for $3.) The staff also seemed bored, given the lack of business, and weren't very professional or polite. Most likely won't be going back.

Kyle Barfield

I had the open faced salmon sandwich (salmon toast). It was pretty good and reasonably priced. The staff was extremely friendly! My only gripe is the speed of service. There was one person taking orders and making the coffee. Needless to say, she was working hard this morning. Hiring another person might be a good idea.

Brittany Oakes

A little pricey, but very good, carefully prepared foods. The open-face sandwiches (really it's just fancy toast) are legitimately good. For about $15 you can pick up a moderately satisfying meal. I usually get an open face sandwich and a cup of soup. The space is very modern yet cozy, and the staff is patient and ready to explain or elaborate on anything. Overall, not an every-day kind of lunch spot, but a treat when I do!

M H

This was my first visit in an attempt to stay out of the rain... The food was decent, although I didn't care much for the tomato soup. Given the small portions, the price is very high. (I miss the old cafe where I could get a simple egg and cheese sandwich on a bagel for $3.) The staff also seemed bored, given the lack of business, and weren't very professional or polite. Most likely won't be going back.

David Gruneisen

Outstanding food served quickly from a tiny menu.The prices have improved with subsequent menus and weekly specials.

Rudy Isaza

Simple, walk-up food counter by Atlanta chef Kevin Gillespie. The coffee is quite good. The food flavors are spectacular.

Elliott Daggett

Over priced...super limited options.

Matt Williams

The open faced sandwiches are good, as are the soups. Not sure about the price point for a lobby food counter though.

Laura Hornor

Really love their open face sandwich selections (cream cheese peach preserves is my fave) and they have an awesome turkey sausage parmesan soup. Salad portion sizes are pretty small so I would opt for sandwich/ soups for lunch and Gouda grits for breakfast if you're looking for filling at the price point they offer

Michael Henley

Food was good, but like many others I thought the price was high for what it is. I was there with 5 others yesterday for lunch and the reception we received from the person taking our order was not good at all. She don't seem to be very happy that we are not familiar with the menu or how to order. I don't think we will be back.

MJ

I love the toast options albeit overpriced. I am, however, very unhappy with being served fage yogurt when I thought I was being served freshly made. I can buy fage and nice organic granola at the grocery store for much cheaper! $7.63 for fage and granola is outrageous!

R Isaza

Simple, walk-up food counter by Atlanta chef Kevin Gillespie. The coffee is quite good. The food flavors are spectacular.

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