Trader Vic's Atlanta
255 Courtland St NE, Atlanta
(404) 221-6339
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You are transported to a whole new world of Aloha that keeps you smiling from the minute you arrive and something you want to return to again and again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cold food, bad service, used to go here all the time. The new bathroom is a shame compared to the original. Never coming back. Go to SOS in decatur
Stopped in for a drink and late snack. I will say it was probably the best Mai Tai I've had and would go back just for that. However the crab Rangoon was gross. It was served with BBQ sauce and some sort of Honey Mustard Horseradish. The menu says sweet and sour and that what we wanted but didn't matter, they were just not good. Also we were hoping to have fun tiki glasses with the drinks we ordered but still unsure how you get them as we just got normal glasses. Did see some sitting at the bar with the more fun tiki glasses. There are a ton of drink options and would go back for drinks.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
After being living the Vanlife for 7 months my husband and I decided to treat ourselves. We picked this place because we have one near our home and have had really good experiences. When you live on the road you want to get back to your campsite earlier rather than later due to how dark and disorienting RV parks can be. For that reason we made a reservation for 5:00 when they opened. Parking was very easy for our van. There was an open air lot across the street. Because we were a bit early the main doors on the side of the hotel were still locked. Due to recent ice storms and bad weather it was cold. We made our way around to the hotel entrance thinking we’d work our way to the restaurant that way. My advice…..just ask for directions. We wandered around for 15 minutes thinking certainly it cannot be that hard…. it was. The restaurant was beautiful and what we expected. We also expected the high prices. What we didn’t expect was the average food. My husband had the Kung Pow Shrimp which he did not finish and did not want a doggy bag. I had the ribs, which again was average. We did take those leftovers with us. The drinks were very good. We also thought the poo poo platter was good. The waiter was friendly but a bit lackadaisical for what is supposed to be a more high end restaurant. He brought out our soup at the same time as the appetizer and kinda leaned over this ledge to ask us a question instead of coming around to stand at the table. All ok when you eat at Denny’s but when you spend well over $200 for 2 people your expectations are just a bit higher. Maybe I’m old fashion and maybe $200+ is just not that much any more. Anyway, that was our experience…..Average.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Worst food I’ve ever had, the food was not eatable and our server was not great. We left the plates with all the food, we only had one bite and he didn’t even care to ask why we left our food.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
I love this place. The food was still delicious. The service was fantastic and it's just an amazing look at life in the past Lane.
The entire experience was great. Bar service was great while we were waiting for our table. Our server, Tiffany, was engaging and friendly. The smoked lamb chops were delicious. Highly recommended.
Awesome spot..not many places with a full on tiki vibe left. Great drinks, and food. Live music when we were there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very funny to find a little slice of tropical in Atlanta. The drink menu is extensive. Food is great but prices seem high.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
We were sat in the very back or restaurant which seemed like forgotten room. Only one other table with guest. Food was midely warm, not hot. Service was average. Took friends from Canada to brag about culture and was left underwhelmed.
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Excellent Drinks. Nice food. The food selection is a bit smaller than in the past and maybe not that much anymore focused on Polynesia, but the appetizer and the main dish I fad tasted wonderful and were well prepared! Will for sure come back!
Everything was very kitschy and nice. Drinks were excellent. They tried upselling us on everything which was pretty off putting.
Great tiki bar from the late 70s. The food was quite good and the drinks were delicious and tiki strong.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Crab Rangoon, Indonesian Rack of Lamb, Cosmo Tidbits, Over Smoked BBQ Spare Ribs
Loved the experience. Have been here several times over the years. Thought the upgrades to the food menu were outstanding. Had a Grog drink my future wife had the Mai Tai. Wonderful! Ordered the PuPu platter and enjoyed immensely. ordered the “All In Stir Fry” — considered it an excellent comparison to an “Polynesian Paella” Drunken Noodle dish was fabulous!
Was worried after reading some older reviews, but this was amazing! We had the curry, jerk chicken, and pu pu platter. Multiple drinks including the original Mai Tai. We got some souvenir glasses for our home tiki bar. Did not disappoint as an OG of tiki! Staff were also helpful and wonderful! We flew down from Virginia for this experience, and it was worth it. The decor was also spot on, like stepping into a photo from Smugglers Cove.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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