Seven Lamps

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Perfect for cocktails! The bartenders are some of the best in the city, and the drink list is organized by the strength of the beverage--genius. Love their small plates, too--the mussels were excellent, and the cheese plate never disappoints.

This place was pretty good. Where they seated us, however, was not what we were expecting. Although they had at least 6 other empty two person tables that did not say reserved, they sat us at the back or the restaurant where all the servers had to squeeze by our feet to take the food back to the bus station. We were by a tarp that covered their firewood. Our backs were almost touching the window display of another shop behind us. Their cocktails were delicious and the complimentary picked and Creme fraise was a nice touch. The charcuterie was adequate, although not the best I've ever had. The portion was large, however. The dessert was awful. As in, we each took a bite and put our forks down. The waitress didn't seem to notice... the apple tarts was burnt to a crisp on the bottom and the ice cream flavor was olive oil... what? They didn't mention that on the menu. I'd go back, but I'd ask to sit somewhere else and not order the dessert again.

I went with a friend to eat here after hearing about it. The inside of the restaurant is cozy with long communal tables that offer casual family style seating. Their outside seating looked lovely as well and when you're in Buckhead, it is a nice retreat from all of the hectic cars and people. The menu is seasonal and features many unique ingredients. I opted for the watermelon salad, gazpacho, house cut fries, and agnolotti. My friend decided on the heirloom tomato and peaches salad, and gnocchi. The food came out quickly and before we knew it, it was a beautiful array of plates and artworks. Each plate was carefully and beautifully made into edible artworks that were almost too pretty to eat. We ended up sharing everything and my top favorites were the agnolotti pasta, gazpacho, and watermelon salad. The food here is definitely different than many other restaurants and you should definitely give it a try!

While visiting Atlanta, I was looking for a place to eat. I was intrigued by the crowd sitting in the outdoor area that had umbrellas and a great fire pit. The place was crowded and inside a bit noisy so that you had to shout a bit to be heard. The food was excellent, I had the butter lettuce salad and a pasta dish. Loved the fact that it's small bites that can be shared and/or regular size portions. I'd definitely go back as the food seems fresh and healthy.