Burle’s Bar

The oysters very tasty the spicy drink I had in was ok but t eat thing it's right on the belt line right across from the roof top restaurant just in case you more then a small snack Service good may be a tad bit slow The ambience very chill sometimes a little loud it depends on the people lol Nice spot to sit have a cocktails and people watch

All star service, food, and ambiance. Come give it some love. You won't be disappointed.

I came to Burle's last night for the first time. It's pretty money. I rarely enjoy most places in Atlanta, but I for sure enjoyed this spot. We came up the stairs from the Plant store and enjoyed decamping on a few of the bar seats at the end of the bar. Cocktails, have legit ingredients and are fairly priced. Couple this with a solid wine list, both draft and other beer options, and this is the kind of spot that Atlanta has been sorely lacking. I met the owner briefly, and we both agreed that for the sheer size of city, Atlanta simply is underserved with late night, quality options. I mean sure there are Taco Macs, and various divey bars, but there are not many nice options open at say 11pm on a Monday, or even a Wednesday no less.There are nice views of the beltline from this perched space, and awesome outdoor patio seats which should play well once Springs sets in. The service was both friendly and knowledgeable. We arrived around 8 on a Sunday and by the time we left around 10 the place was pretty crowded with a hip, younger clientele. When I think of my favorite cocktail bars in the US like Sparrow in Chicago or M.Bird in Tampa, these are places with quality drinks and bars, knowledgeable staff, and an upmarket, no-so-stuffy atmosphere. I'm hopeful that this joint is of this same ilk.I will be back. Likely, often.

This is a cute new cocktail bar attached to the Victorian plant store! They have a few bar seats and a couch or two inside, and a good number tables and chairs outside too (best in the spring/summer months). I got the Antidote (which is technically a mocktail, but I asked to add gin) and my boyfriend got the New York sour. My drink was a little bit heavy on the balsamic-- it ended up reminding me more of a vinaigrette than a cocktail, but still refreshing. The New York sour tasted light and refreshing! Service was great, I was able to order at the bar and get my drink pretty quickly!The prices for the drinks are a little bit steep, but I'll be back here to try something new soon!

I was really excited to try out Burle's bar just based on reviews. I will say it was nice in that I loved the "bar above a plant store" concept, the decor is nice as expected, and I liked that they had outdoor space. The drinks were tasty and surprisingly not over-priced (in my opinion). But overall I did think it was a little overhyped. We met some friends here and the first thing they said to us when we arrived was that the bartenders were rude and that it takes a long time to get a drink.. which were both true. Somehow the ordering system seemed kind of inefficient? Maybe they could've done with another bartender or something given how busy they were at the time. I agree with another yelper that the crowd was somewhat.. homogenous, although I don't think that's really Burles' fault.

Sure, some might say drinking on the rooftop is a special experience. Others might prefer a dive bar with pool tables. Yet, how often does someone brag about drinking at a garden shop?Burle's Bar is here to fill a niche that nobody even thought existed. Surrounded by gorgeous plants, appointed with immaculate top end furniture and having a quaint terrace with heat lamps, Burle's Bar might just hit the dream bar mark for many. It's a beautiful, intimate space that is easily accessible from the Beltline that specializes in cocktails, but also offers a couple remarkable beers on draft for those who prefer reduced headaches the next day. Owned by Cary Smith and Libby Hockenberry, the bar is named after Brazilian landscape architect and artist Roberto Burle Marx. It's a place to admire beautiful interlock of nature and intriguing design, while getting a much needed dose of in-glass happiness. Subsequently, all that joy will likely result in splurging on some rare plants downstairs. And that, with little doubt, may just be the most entertaining shopping experience for lovers of all things green.

Burle's had an excellent night vibe. The beltline is always packed with tons of things to do, people to see & things to try. I noticed this gem tucked away on the opposite side of the belt and had to try it. Glad I went because I ended up offing three of the exact same drinks. Friendly staff, nice seating areas inside and out and the restroom was clean (I despise public restrooms but this one was good). I'd go again and next time I'll bring more people. They even had heat lamps and stands for tables and blankets rolled up by the door in a bin to stay cozy and warm. Bravo!

I really enjoyed this little bar! They're connected to the plant shop downstairs and are easy to access from the Beltline. The drinks are classics - I ordered an east side - refreshing and sweet. They also have some beer and wine. There are a couple of indoor couches to sit, and then there was additional space on the patio. I spotted a few dogs (yay!) with their owners, too. The vibe complements the plant store really well, so be sure to check out both!!

Great atmosphere and drinks. Bar staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. Security on sight.

Love the bartenders, ambiance, and drinks! The only downside is it is typically a long wait at the bar but I like how the setup is a tad-bit secluded from the beltline.