Garden Parc

The food was delicious and the service was great! We celebrated a young lady's b-day and so were a lot of other people. The female DJ was , she had us walking around the restaurant like we were in a sorority. We had a great time!

Food: Brunch style; served by waiter...fresh fruit, kale salad, shrimp, southern potatoes, French toast, sweet potato bread, deviled eggs, bacon, sausage, salmon, fried chicken, and pasta. Need I say more! The only disappointment was the food came out like warm and the servings were too much. Bottomless mimosas kept coming, but were a little watered down. Service: Outstanding service, with a smile. Our waiter comp'd us two drinks for having to move our seats.Ambiance: The elegant tropical decor was so welcoming! Good music with a live band, playing R&B jams! Overall a GREAT BRUNCH!

Garden Parc in ATL, it's a whole mood, trust! First off, major props for the free parking! I don't ever see that anymore! Restaurant decor was beautiful. Stunning is an understatement! Every corner is Instagram-worthy. And the music, It's like they knew the playlist of my dreams, the DJ was bumping the hits all night long!But let's get to the real deal, the food! It was so damn good! I displayed big back behavior the whole night... ordering multiple meals, eating off people plates... I couldn't control myself. The food was made with love! Now the service, it really wasn't top tier... It was decent, but hey when the vibes are this good I can overlook a few minor hiccups.The drink prices tho... High as giraffe (blank), But you know what? For the overall experience, I'd say it's worth it.Bottom line, I'm already planning my next visit to Garden Parc. Who's coming with me? Lmao

I have now visited Garden Parc twice, attracted by the inviting atmosphere and energetic vibe that the place exudes. While the ambiance and overall experience were undeniably amazing, there are a few aspects worth noting, particularly regarding the Saturday brunch offerings.The restaurant hosts parties on Saturdays with different time slots and pricing options. At $40 per person plus tax and gratuity, my expectations were high, considering the hype surrounding the venue. However, I found the food selection somewhat limited. They served only 5 items (cheese and grapes, kale, salmon, fried chicken, and shrimp) repeatedly offering more of the last dish. While the food was undoubtedly delicious, I had anticipated a more diverse array of options.In my opinion, Garden Parc could elevate its dining experience by introducing a variety of courses, ranging from appetizers and small plates to a full dinner and dessert. This would not only add depth to the culinary offerings but also create a more immersive and satisfying dining experience.One commendable aspect is the Sunday brunch, priced at $60 per person plus tax and gratuity. This experience includes a one-hour complimentary bottomless mimosa session at 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. I am looking forward to trying this out on my next visit, hoping that the Sunday experience will live up to the lively vibes that Garden Parc is known for.One point to consider is the limited parking space. The adjacent parking lot is small, and securing a spot can be challenging. Arriving early or exploring alternative parking options, such as across the street, may be necessary.In conclusion, while Garden Parc delivers on its promise of a vibrant atmosphere and overall enjoyable experience, there is room for improvement in terms of menu diversity and transparency. Listing menu options in advance could help manage expectations and enhance the overall satisfaction of patrons. Despite these considerations, I'm excited to return, particularly to explore the Sunday brunch and witness if the culinary offerings match the lively ambiance

Very organized with tasty food! We had a blast celebrating a birthday brunch at Garden Parc. The team is very accommodating with reservations: they allowed us to change times/dates up to 24 hours before the booking. You also prepay the full amount ahead of time. From the moment we sat down on a Sunday afternoon, we were served with flavorful food (family style). Highlights were the fried chicken, grits, salmon, and cornbread. You just ask for more food if you run out. The servers keep the mimosas and the food flowing, which is great. Omg and the French toast was to die for!!!!!It's a beautiful space with R&B/soul on Sundays. The decor is welcoming and warm. I'll definitely be back!

It's a lot of women that go to this experience.The food was pretty good. I liked some food more than others and it seemed like the dishes that I liked were hard to get again. If you don't know on the weekends they offer a variety of dishes and they walk around serving the dishes to you. The drinks were a bit pricy to me but I think it's because I thought they did bottomless mimosas on Saturday but they don't and honestly ... that's a bummer. People have work on Monday lol. The place is nice over all but honestly... I don't think I'll be back unless they do bottomless mimosas on Saturdays. The vibe to me was a casual brunch spot with a dj. My friends and I went somewhere else after.

::UPDATE:: Just found out 4 of the 6 in are party are sick. Just so happens my husband and I were the only ones that didn't eat our imitation crab or kale salad. As I said in my review earlier today down below. It smelled and tasted funky. Now I see why. ::Original Post::Definitely not my vibe. Food is beyond basic and honestly was nasty. All you can eat, yes, but I didn't want seconds of anything. While I write this review, I'm CURRENTLY SITTING IN THE VENUE. So this is fresh in my mind. Let's examine the "bites" one-by-one shall we:- Imitation crab and kale salad that both smelled and tasted funky. Imitation crab though???! - Runny spinach dip lacking flavor/quality cheese and a side of the mini naan bread you buy in a plastic tub at Sam's club. - Salty overcooked tempura shrimp that didn't even come with a sauce to help with the dryness.- Jerk chicken? I think. It was mediocre but I ate my entire piece because it was the only thing I could finish. I didn't ask for more. I've had better in Trader Joe's frozen section. This place was so bad I refused to buy a drink because I didn't want to give them one dollar more than I had to. I definitely don't regret it because someone in our party ordered drinks for the table. It tasted like cheap margarita mix.The lights and fans in our section also kept shutting off. I stopped counting at six times. My husband and I would have done better to take a $100 bill and light it on fire. We left hungry in search of somewhere to eat. I'm beyond pissed. Bottom line...save your money and expectations. In addition to horrible food, some of the servers were rude. This venue is to party and take photos. Sadly, I wouldn't come back for that either. I hate bad food with a passion. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone I know because it would reflect bad on me. Eww.

I don't know where to begin. A high school classmate had been here and talked it up so much that I was curious. Often, when people speak about something nonstop, it's disappointing. Not the case here.The bottomless brunch is the best. Rather than posting an extensive writeup of everything that came to the table, I will just let the photos I post speak. All I can say is WOW. Awesome service, outstanding food, and mimosas to take you down a notch if you're that high-strung.There are three seatings on Sundays. Reservations are required. And it's loud in there. But with such good food, that won't matter.Note: Cheesy grits, French toast, sliced potatoes, sausage patties, and bacon are not pictured.

Has a great time got my birthday! It got really live as the night wore on. No craziness just good vibes and good. Music was great with a good variety of eras. DJ was awesome! Everyone was moving and grooving. We had Chris as our waiter and he was very attentive and nice. Well worth the additional tip. Even security was cool as hell. Keep that wonderful staff. I had gotten the Grey goose flight and was quite right lol. Prices were very reasonable. Definitely coming back with my aunt and cousins.

This place is beyond awesome! First you'll be hit with the price tag! You pay and tip when you make the reservation. It's a bit staggering. However, once you enter- you are moved through a gallery of beautifully enticing sights and sounds! There was a live band once and a really crunk DJ, my other visit. Either option keeps you entertained. Then all hell breaks loose as your diet gets blown to hell!!!Fish, chicken, eggs, French toast, bacon, fruit trays, etc. lining your table- always hot, and oh so flavorful! Mimosas filling your glass with a constant pour. No food is ever empty nor cold...before you know it gluttony shows up... well he did at our table --- and we needed wheel barrows to take us to the parking lot! The staff is oober professional, they don't stay and chat but keep it moving to insure you have the absolute best experience! It's quite a wonderful experience! After coming here, you will have elevated whichever event you decided to celebrate!