Boggs Social & Supply

Cool local bar to see great touring bands. Great spot to run into neighbors for a drink.Lots of people come here for the weekend brunch. Not my thing but it's good food.Used to have inexpensive beer and shot specials, unfortunately, now I can get less expensive "specials" in Brooklyn.$27 for 2 PBR and 2 shots is unacceptable when you can get the same in town at the Righteous Room for $12.Still a great bar in an area that has regrettably few options like this.

We sat at the bar. There is a massive screen on the wall they play movies on. There is a ton of space, so they sometimes have events and bands. We had a friendly bartender. It is right off the west side belt line. They have a kitchen, but they're different food options each night as someone comes in and takes it over. We were there on a Tuesday night, and it was Phew Pizza. The bartender said Phew is very consistent and is usually there each week. I began my drinking with a margarita and then switched over to bullet and coke when we got our pizza. I had the BBQ chicken pizza, and it was so good. I wanted to eat it all but saved some for the next day, and it was just as tasty. Phew even gave us a little bowl of sauce to dip our crust in and enjoy. I will be back.

Truly in love.Visited this place for morning brunch and sat outside with the bebè and the puppers and had some amazing food! Came back for some late night Tortas (the wait was long but I found out later you can order ahead). Since I had to wait i grabbed a seat and a beer at the bar and was amazed at the choices from drafts to cans to liquor!Social distancing and COVID safety is practiced here so I felt comfortable waiting for my food and would even come back on a cold day and sit inside!Near the beltline so perfect to take a walk after!The food was phenomenal and reasonable priced, as was the draft beer IMO.Trying to sneak a fair priced house over here but until then glad we have so many great places on this side of town!! You don't have to even get into atlanta traffic from the south side to make it over here and it's less crowded if you want to access the beltline during the pandemic.

Very rude staff and patrons.Last time I was there I asked a patron to please not let his dog sit on (literally) the bar inside. He declined so I asked the bartender. I got the stink eye from them both and heard the bartender say "He doesn't know how it works here". The dog was off the bar for a few minutes until the guest decided to place the dog on the bar again and clearly nothing was going to be done about it. At that point it was made clear to us that we were best off leaving, which we did.I love dogs, but a dog should not be on an eating/drinking surface at a bar, that's why it's against the health code.

Have you been here yet? You haven't?! Where have you been? This is the newest, hottest place on the west side of town. It's nestled near the new area of the Beltline and not only is it a full bar but they have food and live music. First, this place has a full bar complete with drink specials. They even have bottomless mimosas for the weekend brunchers. Now the food, the Gaja food truck stays parked out front and they serve out food directly from the truck. You can often find things like pork belly buns, glass noodles, Korean chicken wings, and omg, the potatoes are amazing! If you're like Gaja, wha? Check out their restaurant over in East Atlanta Village where you can get their full Korean menu. On weekends you can also find a food truck for Ria's Blue Bird serving up brunch items and some afternoons and late nights you can also get a Heaps New Zealand pie (think pot pie but much better). Now for what makes Boggs really unique, they have live music! Yes, finally a spot on the west side where you can hear your favorite band or perhaps catch a video screening. Lots of bands that you would normally end up in EAV or L5Ps seeing at your local dive bar now you can catch over at Boggs. There's lots of inside and outside seating and plenty of parking. The outside patio is nice and has a fire pit to keep you warm. There are heaters by the food truck for cooler days when you're waiting to order your food or pick it up. That's not all, you can also hold an event here at Boggs. Host a screening, a party, a show. They have a screen and a stage so you could show a short film or video, or perhaps your want to throw a show with a few of your favorite bands. Boggs can do it all. And did I mention their fenced in parking lot with ample parking? They also have a video game to help you pass some time while you wait on friends to join you. So go check out the newest, hottest spot on the west side, Boggs Social and Supply!

Nice spot with an airy vibe and good outdoor seating. Lots of good parking as well. Been twice for two different types of shows. Good intimate venue.

Behind a worn fence is what will soon be the top bar in Westview. Having heard Ria's Bluebird of Grant Park had Babybird here, we decide to brunch at Boggs. The place is destined for greatness. From the private dining outside complete with fans to good brunch food; it's the spot to start your weekend morning. From Babybird we split a burrito and a waffle. The burrito was good and the waffle's side of sorgum butter hit the spot. We rounded it out with iced coffee and Gin cocktails. Now, to get Ria's pancakes over this way. Give it time.

Top ranking bar! Excellent staff, great drink prices, awesome music performances and tasty pop up restaurant food. Welcomed addition to Atlanta west end neighborhood! Go there, ask for Lee!

Boggs is my favorite neighborhood bar. I really enjoy that they have pop up food menus. The vibe is very chill and always a good time. The staff is pretty awesome too.

Boggs, it's anything but a bog. It's more so a cesspool of beautiful delinquency, incredible "I'm stoned out of my mind" Korean food, dope bartenders (Kayla), cheap beer prices on great beer combos, and perfect company for an imperfect soul. Boggs is everything you've ever wanted. So don't f*** it up west side!In the words of the late, great David Bowie, " I've reinvented my image so many times that I'm in denial I was originally an overweight Korean woman"