Eleventh Street Pub

This is a classic old school pub. The first time I've felt comfortable in Atlanta. The service is fast and friendly. Jay is great. Highly recommend this spot.

When you envision your neighborhood dive you immediately think of a dimly lit, well worn watering hole with hospitable service and strong pours. Sadly, eleventh street pub lacks the most important variable in this equation - the service. Hate to say this but the service here is very inconsistent. Tonight, I would describe it as abysmal. It was bad enough where I likely will not return. Tried awkwardly to make eye contact with the disheveled bartender for at least 20 minutes (the previous 10 were at the "tables" upstairs, where another group was as equally confused on how service worked at this place after no one came to check on us). I ended up having to leave purely out of self commiseration and personal philosophy. Seriously, a dive bar where you have to wait 30 minutes for drinks??? Giving a generous pity star for the fact that when this place functions well it is a good time.

LOVE THIS PLACE! Such good vibes even on weekdays. Even the servers and bartenders have such a friendly attitude, such a pleasure. It's so lively and great to just chill and hangout. It definitely gets really loud and it's kinda hard to get a table. But I've always enjoyed my time here. Love the decor too! Their kitchen stays open pretty late and they have such great bar food!

This pub is basically one of my go-to restaurants when I'm having a case of the late night munchies. It's not very big on the inside and tends to be super packed on the regular but if you can find a seat and order some food, the options usually do not disappoint. On my most recent visit, I was sad to learn that they recently changed their menu and eliminated a lot of my favorite offerings like the Garlic Parmesan Wings and the Linguine Bolognese. However, the bartender informed me that they had a special going on with Jerk Chicken and Rice and Peas. Being an islander, I was curious but cautious so I ordered the special and also an order of the Cajun Wings as backup. The Jerk Chicken was actually very flavorful and spicy, though it was too "wet" (IYKYK) and the Rice and Peas was also tasty but overcooked and too mushy. I did enjoy the coleslaw that came with the dish as it balanced out the spiciness from each bite of the Jerk Chicken. The Cajun Wings were perfectly cooked but the flavor had a sweet finish that I was not expecting so I probably would not get those again. All in all, this spot is always a reliable option to satisfy your midnight cravings and I will continue to keep it in the rotation as such.

We were looking for a place to watch the World Cup and went for the 11th St pub, we'd been eying it for a bit.The room isn't too big, it is very characteristic and has a lot of fun details on the ceiling and walls.Food don't take long and was well cooked and tasty.Had a cider, nothing to say about the rest of the bar choices, it did seem to have quite a few excellent choices of beverages and liquor.Service was a bit slow, mostly as there were very few staff members. Nothing to deter us from returning.

We stopped in to get a quick drink before heading to an event. The bartender was very friendly and his service was great.

Went on a Sunday to watch some football games we sat at a table across from the bar. This is a soccer bar so it wasn't as packed as I expected to to be for a Sunday football. The bartender was the only one helping everyone so we ordered our drinks and food with him. A few hours later a waitress came and she began to take out drink ours orders. We sat on the wooden tables that was a bit wobbly but it was fine while we ate. Unfortunately, it wasn't great when I got my drink because after the waitress but the drink down I went to grab it and the whole drink spilled. It was l over the table and on me, the waitress came with a rag to clean the table and me a rag to dry myself. Overall, this was a cool bar just be careful if you sit on the high wooden tables.

Came here to get a meal after leaving the High Museum. We sat at a table upstairs and grabbed a few drinks with our food. The drinks were good. However, the food was just ok. We got mussels, a jerk bacon quesadilla and fries. The food was bad but I didnt taste the bacon on the quesadilla. It was mostly spice without tons of flavor. However, the fries were pretty good. If I was in the area then i'd go back but would try different items.

I used to live next door and would come here after a long day of work on the weekends. All of the bartenders are friendly, welcoming and Locals with lots of great suggestions! Ask for Jen to make you're drink if you're there in a weekend! Plus the kitchen is open til 2 and I recommend the mussels or Bolognese ( yes this is good bar food) 10/10 my fav hole in the wall in Midtown

Bar is amazing-- drink selection amazing. However, one bartender 5/29/24, accused me of identity fraud when using my PREGNANT FIANCÉ'S card (which I pay the bill on). After providing the bartender with evidence of my fiancé being willing to call and clarify, the bartender proceeded to tell me (I have been a patron for 4 years at this bar) that this "sketchy payment" would not be accepted anywhere else. When people are procreating and getting married they tend to merge finances.I tipped her more than my tab; her disrespect and bad attitude is her issue--hopefully she can stop losing 11th st. Pub business. After fully acknowledging she was doing her due diligence-- I was still treated as an unwanted patron. I wouldn't bother leaving a review if I hadn't spent thousands here-- that I could walk a few hundred yards to Mac's (or 20 feet to SteamHouse -Lounge), to get for much, much cheaper. --someone who lives in walking distance.