AlcoHall

We have had a blast in the AlcoHall! It represents a great sampling of breweries, distilleries, and other vendors from Atlanta. The setup is interesting - you will get a server/bartender who makes you a drink from whichever bar you order from. My husband and I ordered from different bars, and our server LB happily made us drinks from two different bars. She was kind and upbeat and contributed to a great experience.There are frequently pop-up bars within the AlcoHall as well. Currently, this is Jar Jar Drinks (lol) - a fun Star Wars/Christmas bar. We decided to go in for a couple of drinks. The Star Wars environment did not disappoint - however, I wasn't thrilled about being served a $14 espresso martini in a plastic cup over ice.Overall, it's a fun spot, but it is still pretty new, and somewhat empty. Also, management could make some major improvements by investing in some glassware and a dishwasher - buying a drink that is over $10 and served in plastic cups is a bit disappointing. Outside of that, it was a fun experience, and I would come back again for an event or if it starts to get more popular/serve glassware.

Love this spot! AlcoHall is the new it spot at Pullman Yards. It's a drink hall with over 10 independent stalls offering unique drink experiences ranging beer, wine, whiskey, gin etc. The space features a mechanical bull, dj booth, dance floor and games. Throughout the week the space is home to comedy shows, karaoke, jazz nights and much more. Another unique experience about AlcoHall is that the doors close when the last customer leaves.

This place is another food court in Atl but this time for alcohol. It's a clever take on the name and the space is built pretty and has good decor for the 10+ drink booths inside. Stylish couches and ping pong table, pool table and shuffle board too. I came for jazz night on Thursday but didn't enjoy the music as the acoustics were just not right with the space industrial high ceilings. The bad - limited food options, couple of restaurants o it side and some food trucks. The park is ridiculously priced and they don't validate. It's a good spot to take visitors for its style quotient

The ambiance is great for family during the day, since there is mechanical bull riding ($5), pool table, ping pong table, darts and next door the Jurassic Park exhibit. There is a small restaurant outside, that has limited seating inside and outside with a couple of other games the family can experience. After hours is better for the over 21 crowd looking for a place to sample new beers , wines and liquor while still enjoying the indoor games mentioned above. Great for a first date, a night out to rekindle (definitely get two or three drinks, ) , a night with "bros" and "your gurls" and simply for those who like to venture out to try something new.

Very cute concept! This venue is one of several that are located in the Pullman yards located in east Atlanta. There is onsite paid parking $20 for the day and side street parking around the corner. There are daily activities scheduled at alcohall such as trivia, music and bull riding. We went on a Saturday and arrived at around 12:30 although the business hours stated they open at 11am they didn't open til close to 1pm. While we waited we went to an onsite restaurant fish monger to there outdoor bar for a drink. I got the frozen special and it was good and strong. Once i finished my drinks and chatting with the lovely bartender the hall was open. Each stall had a different theme with speciality drinks to match. Most drinks are about $16-$20 with an automatic 20% gratuity. They seem to be running behind schedule because even when they opened many of the spots were not yet open for service. There are also food vendors outside of the hall from ice cream, bbq, and turkey legs with all the southern fixings. Next door is a dinosaur exhibit so you are likely to see many child and families while here. Overall the concept is nice would like to come back for an event.

I came across this location through Eventbrite.com for a jazz night. The venue itself is huge with kiosks for different vendors and seats available. Air conditioning was a little difficult to tell if it was on as the doors were open the majority of the event. It was dimly lit as an FYI for those who like to take pictures. I got a gin and tonic at the first stall since I wasn't hungry. Prices are a little high ($15) but it was still a good drink nonetheless. There is even more space outside in the courtyard area where there was a roller skating rink outside and restaurant. Parking is not bad as there is an entire lot next door as well as some street parking available too. Overall, I had a great experience with the amount of options to people watch, eat, and drink. I would definitely come again!

Listen, I want to like it! :( It's a very cute theme -- I like the concept and setup of different alcohol vendors with varying themes and decor, PLUS a variety of events on different days and, as other reviewers mentioned, a few different "activities" to do inside. They were even playing classic (from my day, at least) Christmas movies on the big screen during the holiday market event 12/3/23 (Home Alone & Jingle All the Way).BUT the prices do not match what you get! Why am I paying $20 for a cocktail (which tasted like pure sugar, btw), to then have to relieve myself in a trailer porter potty?? You're entire concept is based on feeding customers overpriced diuretics and then don't provide an adequate bathroom. This is unacceptable to me, and will absolutely prevent me from going back again unless I hear they have built a bathroom with plumbing, or have cut the prices in half. And I didn't even mention you have to pay for parking. Overall, the math ain't mathing. If you want to charge people the amounts you are, the facility and amenities need to match.

First lets start with parking at Pullman Yard which is outrageous at $6 Mon-Fri $7 Sat-Sun $20 All Day. I was not impressed with the stalls offerings. The prices were over the top for the size of the container it was served in to include the beer. I will not return it.

This place was really loud and generally just a bit too overcrowded for me. I can see this being somewhere that college age group would probably like. They had bull riding, a DJ, and some bars throughout. They had some food options on the Asian market night but I thought they were a bit overpriced and didn't look fresh. Overall probably wouldn't be back.

It was the coldest night in Atlanta when we went but we had a blast! Its a warehouse...no heater or heating system. We went fir the mechanical bull riding for my birthday!