The Point
1540 Avenue Pl, Atlanta
(561) 727-2645
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Okay 👍
Good selection of shops!
My experience with Lee, the manager of this business, was incredibly disappointing. I called to inquire about parking details, hoping for some assistance or guidance. Instead, Lee greeted me with a rude and dismissive attitude. When I asked about the local parking office, he flat out refused to help, claiming he 'didn't know anything about parking'. While it's understandable not to have all the answers, his lack of willingness to assist and his unpleasant demeanor made the interaction unnecessarily frustrating. Customer service is about more than just providing information; it's about treating customers with respect and maintaining a helpful attitude. Lee clearly missed that memo.
Good car8
Very Cool Place With Plenty of Food n Shops
Great burgers and hot dogs.
We love good deli's but they can be hard to find and sadly they can fall short. Our experience at The General Muir was perfect from start to finish. We were made to feel welcome (even our service dog Mr Tibbs) by Hailey Watson. Taken to our table Ailsa Boucher was bright and friendly (after all it was 8:00am) not known as "prime time" for the under 30's :) The food was great! I chose the New Yorker with an extra egg and it was AMAZING. The pastrami was cut brisket style and had the best flavor, Add coffee and visits to our table to see how we were doing from the managers, Zac, Jala and Justin. It's so nice to find a place that balances all the best of eating out. We'll be back! Mimi, Richard and Mr Tibbs
Great diner experience! Everything we ordered was fantastic! All of the staff were friendly. Very clean & pretty restaurant. The French toast was so amazingly delicious!! The JFK drink was yummy. The bagels are great!
The interior and exterior were very pretty. The menu was pretty limited, but the service was professional and quick, though not necessarily friendly. The food was tasty. Don't bother getting a side salad because it was only a handful of mixed greens and nothing else. No plans to return to that restaurant. Do note that the vegetarian option had no protein element other than a slice of cheese.
Very hot, lots of fun!
Restaurantji Recommends
Go for the food and vendors and be sure to use the 2 hour parking validation.
We came to the General Muir on our last trip to Atlanta and enjoyed it so much came back this time and glad to say we weren't disappointed. The Maven platter is magnificent and huge with delicious and generous portions of gravlax and salmon, plus big scoops of baked salmon and smoked trout salads. Can also recommend the pastrami which comes in thick slices. Large bright dining room with outdoor seating and a cafe attached for the excellent baked goods. Be warned, breakfast finishes strictly at 10:30 weekdays. Plenty of parking which is free for diners if you get your parking ticket endorsed. One down point, I'm not a fan of using flasks for coffee - I like coffee to be really hot when it is served which isn't always the case with flasks.
Good burger and fries. The burger was unique with pastrami on it. First time having pastrami. Also tried the poutine. It was very good.
I am from Leesburg , Florida and have been in Atlanta for heart surgery at Emory University Hospital for 6 days have eaten since being released from the hospital this week and have eaten lunch at the General Muir at Emory Point twice since my release from the hospital. The day prior to my surgery, out son brought me matzo ball soup from General Muir, it was sooooo good. The food was excellent and our server, both times, Rachel was superb. The matzo soup and Ruben sandwich are excellent and their cheese cake was creamy and smooth (best I've ever had). I also need to commend my new friend, the manager, Lawrence. He greeted us each time with a smile. When the restaurant was exceptionally busy, he even bused the tables to help the servers. Our next trip to Atlanta will definitely include lunch at The General Muir I'm Emory Point. Thanks for great food and for making us feel like valued customers.
Always a mixed bag going here. Sometimes it takes 5 minutes to get coffee and other times 15-20 minutes while the barista has a chit chat. But you can't beat the bagels.
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