EATaliano Kitchen

We had tickets for a show at The Roxy and wanted to eat nearby. We had reservations for a Saturday evening and arrived a few minutes prior. The gentleman at the host booth was polite and willing to seat us early although our friends had arrived. It worked out because we sat down and ordered drinks and appetizers while waiting on them.Everything we had was good. Our server Josh was friendly and checked in with us frequently. I would've love to sit on the patio but it was still a little chilly.The only thing that was odd was the host came to us after an hour of being there and told us he needed to have the table cleared within 15 minutes. It was strange because there were 2 tables near us that were vacant and there was a party of 7/8 behind us that was there before us. We didn't ask any questions but I think it would've been nice to know ahead of time if we needed to be finished within a certain timeframe.

My friend and I decided to grab lunch at The Battery after exploring the Atlanta Home Show, and after a bit of wandering, we settled on EATaliano Kitchen. While finding our way into the restaurant was confusing, and getting seated took a bit longer than expected, our server JJ more than made up for it once we were seated at our table. JJ was knowledgeable about the menu and incredibly attentive. We received great service throughout our meal. We opted for entrees along with a side salad. I judge a restaurant's caliber by the quality of its salads and was happy that my Greek salad surpassed expectations. Fresh ingredients paired with the right dressing made for a great starter.My anticipation for their gluten-free pasta option however was met with disappointment. While the pasta itself was satisfactory, the sauce was bland. Compared to other Atlanta-area restaurants, the gluten-free pasta fell short. Opting for the marinara sauce without any added protein was a misstep on my part but the sauce should have carried it regardless. Overall, our dining experience was nice, although not without its shortcomings. Considering the price point of the meals, I had hoped for a bit more in terms of taste and innovation. Nevertheless, the attentive service and fresh ingredients certainly added value to our visit. Everyone was super nice, and the restaurant manager thanked us on our way out.

Very much so enjoyed this location in the Battery. We were able to walk in and be seated immediately. The server did say it was the last table -would recommend reservations - pretty packed. The waiter was good. Water immediately, kept the table tidy, accurate meal. I ordered a fettuccine Alfredo no protein for an entree. I sprinkled some crushed red pepper - perfect dish. Very light, in house noodles (or a dupe), fair serving size. For my app - I ordered the mozzarella sticks. I would pass the next time. The breading lacked flavor and a desired texture. Could've been better. Would recommend if in the mood for some Italian.

I'm basing my review on the food, not the service. We sat on the high top table near the bar area. We were greeted whom we think was the bartender. She was nice for a second and for the rest of the night we felt like we were bothering her. She kept sitting on the bar stools with a book in front of her and talking to the other workers standing by the bar area. Bad look if you ask me. However, the gentleman that kept bringing our food was super friendly and very helpful when we were trying to decide what to order. I'd trade him over the bartender/server or whatever her position was. For our appetizers we ordered the CALAMARI FRITTI - and the SAUTÉED CALAMARI. The Calamari Fritti is lightly breaded calamari, marinara, lemon aioli - meh. It was nothing special. I will skip this next time. The Sautéed Calamari is made with capers, onion, garlic, lemon, tomatoes, EVOO. Now this dish was delicious! Will definitely have this again. For my entree I chose the Seafood Linguini. It was good, just a little too lemony, and the noodles were a bit al dente. I like softer noodles. My husband's dish was the Chicken Marsala and he raved about it. We will definitely come back but we are hoping for a way better service on our next visit. Crossing our fingers! Management needs to sit down and have a company meeting about their service or they are not going to make it as a business.

Good service but seemed rushedAppetizer meatballs and the spicy shrimp dishes were terrific!Lamb osso buco was fair - too fattyCheesecake was light and fluffy!!!Delicious!Pricey though!!Automatic 18% tip for party of 6Won't go backNot worth it

Start our experience off was not great. We couldn't figure out how to get into the restaurant, and one of the hosts just shrugged his shoulders like he couldn't help us. We eventually figured out that there was a zip up portion in the tent and found our way into the restaurant we were seated, and before we could realize our waiter had come to the table, brought us water and asked if we wanted anything to drink to start off the waiter was spectacular and definitely turned our experience around. The food was good. We ordered the mozzarella sticks as a starter and then the lasagna and Alfredo for entrées. Just be aware that if you order Alfredo adding me is another 5 to 8 dollars depending on what meat you get the may didn't have soft drinks on them, so we just kind of guessed what they may have had.

This Italian resto replaced the chicken place at the Battery. +. Ambiance is laid back sports resto vibe. This is one of the smaller resto/bar combo at The Battry. It has a decent size indoor, but not huge, as well as several patio tables that could seat ~ dozen peeps. We sat at the patio bar that had another 6 seats. Like most restos at the Battery, there are TVs with live Braves or other games on at all times. +. Food is American Italian with pastas, pizzas and salads. We had a margarita pizza and a calzone. Both were delicious. Their Margarita was slightly salty and their calzone was served with marinara sauce. The portion was decent but the food was rich (in a good way) so both of us could only finish about half of the dishes. Though we didn't try on this visit, they have a good selection of whiskies including single malts and Japanese. +. Service was prompt and friendly. Even for a non-game night, their service was better than at many other restos at the Battery. We had 3 different people tending us and a manager checked in on us even at the bar a few minutes after our food was served. ++. Price is $20+ which is average at the Battery. It's pretty reasonable compared to other restos here. +. Parking is free for 3 hours on none game days at designated decks. Street parking is under different rules and IS Enforced! Overall, EATalino is a decent all around resto! Smaller, slightly upscale but casual vibe, decent food and service at a reasonable price. After trying 80% of the restos at the Battery, this is a place I would return to.MY RATINGS- - - Inhumane- - Disgusted- Don't bother= Missed the Mark+ Good++ Better+++ EDIBLE...WHERE have you been all my LiFe!

I like the food at their other location more than this one. The calamari was okay. I got the chicken calzone which was large but the chicken wasn't very flavorful. My server was quick and attentive.It is a nice restaurant but I won't be returning to this location.

I loved my first visit here, but this time was left just feeling like dinner was ok. We started with the sautéed calamari which lacked seasoning. It had the taste of garlic, but overall felt just a little bland. Last time we had it, we loved it, might've just been a different cook's seasoning tonight. My wife had the lobster ravioli and I had the beef medallions. Both were good, my steak was cooked a perfect medium rare, but the demi-glaze felt like it needed something to give it that extra flavor to stand out. Our server took our orders, but overall wasn't the most outgoing, and never checked on how our meal was. Seems to be hit or miss depending on the night, because it wasn't that busy on a Thursday evening for dinner.

Perfectly average food that didn't live up to the expectations. I came here for dinner before a Braves game on a Monday. I ordered the salmon cannelloni and my husband the seafood linguini. The pics on my review is the amount of cheese on top of the pasta and salmon. It was so overwhelming and you couldn't taste the filling. Once I removed the cheese and tasted the filling it was bland and unseasoned. My husband didn't like his meal either and we should have checked Yelp before sitting down. Service was fast and our waitress was pleasant but I won't come back with more superior food options at the battery.