Eleanor's

I've frequented this well know "secret" speakeasy in the Cumberland area on and off over the years. The bad news is nothing has really changed, but the good news is, nothing has really changed. Nice ambiance, not terribly loud, at least not from tvs or music blaring. Attentive bartenders, good, albeit a bit pricey drinks are aplenty. Food options is quite robust as well and certainly helped by the M&T kitchen supporting. Great for a night out or dropping in for pre/post dinner drinks.

Small secret, private, totally hidden bar. Great service and beautiful modern bar hidden behind a restaurant. Great cocktails. The bartender also makes a great custome drinks.

Well, what can I say about Eleanor's? if you're an Atlanta resident and have lived here for the last 5+ years, you probably know about them, but if you don't, you ought to. This is the kind of place you go as a young professional for happy hour or to entice a new date. It has all the cool contemporary vibes expected of a speakeasy, in that you have to open a freezer door to get to the main entrance inside muss and turners. Who doesn't like a little adventure when it comes to venturing out to a new bar scene, right? The regulars will probably just be sitting at the bar, but you can also get a high top or a regular table and sample some of their moules frites and many other tasty offerings.The first time I came here was through a foodie coworker, and she always knew the best places to go, so naturally, this one was a hit. But she didn't live in the area and so coming back was always a different experience for me whether it be with friends or a date. But the one consistent thing about it is that no matter when you come to Eleanor's, the drinks will always be daring and the dishes will always be delicious. If you like the whole casual luxury thing, this is the place to be.

Has cool vibes, speakeasy is in the back of a restaurant in a shopping plaza. The drinks are ok, noticed that they never have/have very few cocktails with tequila on their menu. I'm a tequila drinker so it's disappointing. My brother in law loves their brown thrasher drink, so if you're a whiskey drinker, it's a good spot for you. The one tequila drink I had tasted awful and very bitter. The food is good, I like the fries and wings. Not my favorite bar for drinks but ok to catch a nice vibe if you don't want to drive into Atlanta. Has ample parking on the lot. Service was adequate, depends on who you get as a bartender if they are knowledgeable regarding drinks and recommendations.

This place put me in the mindset of a speak easy. When you enter Muss & Turner, you have to ask for the bar & you will be whisked away to a freezer door. Once you enter, it's a whole other establishment. A fine establishment!!The food was good & so was the service. Ambiance was casual with a side of dark mystic!! I will definitely go back!

It's a whole VIBE up in Eleanor's! I was instantly impressed! This secret (lol) bar is dark and Sexy! We sat at the bar for a couple of drinks and tried the smoked salmon dip-it was really yummy! The service was great, pretty cool bartenders.

What a fun little hidden secret! But it's not so hidden because when we arrived around 8:30 on a Saturday night, there was not a seat left. We went to stand along the wall and ordered our drinks at the bar. Soon enough, a couple seats at the bar opened, and we enjoyed a casual night at this delightful "speakeasy" cocktail bar. The drinks were excellent. We each tried two different drinks off the cocktail menu, and not a single one was disappointing. My favorite was the "If you give a Liz a lemon" - a spicy vodka cocktail. You can also order food from the attached restaurant (Muss and Turner's), so we got the fries with truffle dipping sauce, and they hit the spot.The kind hostesses of Muss and Turner's guided us to the entrance to Eleanor's in the back of the restaurant - you go through what looks like a freezer door. Definitely a fun twist on a speakeasy. We hope to return with friends!

I absolutely love this place. The vibe is perfect and it's a true speakeasy. You walk in and tell the host you're going to Eleanor's and can walk straight to the freezer door. Once you walk in it's like stepping into another world. The quiet restaurant quickly turns into a bustling private bar. The staff are always great and very knowledgeable. They do a great job of recommending spirits and checking in on you throughout the night. The food is also amazing! They rotate their menu which is lovely. I love their brussel sprouts (winter) and they change the recipe each time it's reintroduced on the menu. I've also had their fries, mussels, greek salad, and burger. All were amazing. Absolutely no notes or complaints. I love them!

Eleanor's... shhhhhh it's a secret! lol no this cute duck of spot is just what you need after a night of good food. Their well stocked bar and dim lighting is all you need to get your fix of in mama's basement. We were served promptly and the seating makes it easy to mingle or sit close you your boo.

Service - A+Food - A- /B+Ambience- C/C-Parking is a problem too. But very conveniently located. Their Brussels sprouts were outstanding. Trout for the main course was very bland. Good presentation though.