Hamp & Harry’s

This place is just full of wonderful surprises. First of all is in a beautiful building, and I just found out about two weeks ago that there is a second floor. On the second floor they have a lounge with a music stage and another beautiful bar. It's called High Note.As for a service, they really have a great crew. The bartender Lily, and I had spoken a couple of weeks back and I have mentioned an amazing Japanese vodka. I went in on Thursday night this week and she was working and pointed out that they are now carrying this really great vodka. I love when suggestions are taken into consideration! Later on we indulge in an amazing meal, I had sear ahi tuna and we also ordered the hamburgers with fries. All three meals were outstanding. These fries are out of control amazing. We also had desserts and everything was just so wonderful and beautifully executed. I highly recommend you check out this place. That high note is a very cool little area for a romantic evening. There is no elevator that I know of but you might want to call and check if they have some kind of handicap access.

First visit, they have both indoor and outdoor (sidewalk) dining. Place was nicely decorated for Halloween.We had the smoked turkey club sandwich and the Double H Smashburger, both with fries. The burger was fine, but a bit overcooked on the edges. The turkey sandwich was excellent! Fries were also very good. Service was responsive. throughout our lunch visit.

From the outside, it looked very rustic. Inside, it's beautiful. Very modern, airy decor greets you as soon as you walk in. Staff is super friendly. We ordered several small plates and a salad each. My sister got a Caesar salad and I got the spiced apple salad. Both were good but the Caesar was drowning in salad dressing. The chargrilled ahi tuna dish....I will dream about it for years. It was tender but the flavor profile can't be described. That was the best Ahi Tuna I've ever had....PERIOD! I could eat it every day. The dumplings could have been phenomenal too except the dumplings were a little chewy. The meat was flavorful but the dumpling was not tasty. The okra was good. It was a lot of it and sadly I was too full to truly enjoy it. I ordered a Tom Collins and it was a great drink and very good accompaniment to my food. Well worth the visit.

We walked down from the She Shed Saturday night for some dinner. We did not have a reservation but were able to get seated outside at one of their sidewalk tables. Service was a bit slow but was to be expected since the place was crowded inside We started with the oysters which were very tasty and nicely presented. We ordered the Chicken dish and the risotto dish. The chicken dish was well seasoned and flavorful but the smallest leg quarter I have ever seen. Moving on to the risotto, well I would leave it at a hot mess. The risotto itself was undercooked which I could deal with if the flavors were on point. The actual flavors lacked continuity. In fact the over powering pesto left a very unpleasant taste in my mouth. This is our second time eating here and for the price and experience I think we will opt out for now.

Okay so reporting back. Terrible service. Again. That ends this relationship. The ambiance is always great. Customer service is subjective. If your intent it to discourage certain people... its working. Not worth my money at all. Oh and the burger smells weird. Dont eat it

First time here. Heard they expanded for space a friend told me. The ambiance is romantic and beautiful. A place where I would take my date on, lol.Service was very nice , professional. Food was awesome. They give you two croissant like breads with a nice butter. I had the burger with truffle fries, a string coffee like with some Cognac (called maxim drink). Will be back for more!

Hamp & Harry's is located at the Marietta Square off Roswell Street. They have live music upstairs from Thursday to Saturday. It's called High Note in the upstairs portion. We went on a Sunday, and they had a nice musical mix playing. There is free parking around the square along with lots. We got lucky with one right in front of the restaurant.There wasn't a big crowd, so we were seated immediately. Dinner starts at 5 p.m. We arrived during their Happy Hour time frame. We were seated at the high tops in between the bar and the booths along the back wall. Loved the decor inside the restaurant. It had a fun, laid-back vibe. Music was playing but just right so you can have a convo and not hear everyone around you speaking.Our waitress was friendly and did a great job offering suggestions. We got a small sample of the frozen drinks to see if we wanted them. My friend got the Summet Glow. I passed and got the H&H version of an old fashion. They call " The Rookie" and had the option of getting it smoked. Love that!!My friend ordered the Special Burger of the day. A classic smash burger with traditional toppings along with bacon jam and a Japanese mayo on the said. It came with a sauce that was really good to dip fries in. I got the H&H salad with the jerk chicken and house buttermilk ranch dressing. The jerk chicken was flavorful and well seasoned with a decent amount of sauce but not spicy. It didn't have the traditional jerk chicken flavor buy really good. My salad ingredients tasted and looked fresh. Love that!! No complaints. My plate was clean at the end. Definitely would like to come back for brunch on the weekends! The dinner menu looked good. Staff was engaging and friendly. Costs were affordable. Free parking.

Hamp & Harry's rates somewhere between four and five stars for me. This is a New American restaurant and bar with great food, drink, service, and ambiance. They have live music too. This is currently one of my top three restaurants at Marietta Square: (1) Spring, (2) Mac's Chophouse, and (3) Hamp & Harry's.As a regular visitor since 2001, I noticed the Square's dining scene improved after the opening of Spring in 2016. Many new businesses followed including Marietta Square Market in March 2019, Mac's in June 2020, and Hamp & Harry's in December 2021. Hamp & Harry's replaced spaces most recently occupied by Bramble Bar & Kitchen and Low T Nation. Before Bramble, it was Jack's New Yorker Deli. Jack's closed in 2020. The Jack's/Bramble space is where Hamp & Harry's started. Then, in late summer/early fall 2023, they expanded into the former Low T space next door."Hamp & Harry's" is a reference to the middle names of the owners, Scott "Hampton" McCray and Scott "Harrison" Kerns. These are the same guys behind local chain McCray's Tavern and other metro Atlanta restaurants like The Mill Kitchen & Bar in downtown Roswell.Free parking is available on and around Marietta Square and surrounding streets. There are also several free and paid parking lots and decks within a few blocks of the restaurant. The most convenient parking is the paid surface lot behind the restaurant. We got lucky and got a free street spot right in front of the restaurant.The owners have done a nice job with the space. The centerpiece is a large illuminated bar. It's tall, wide, well-stocked, and almost reaches the ceiling. The interior design is a mix of traditional and modern. For example, traditional and rustic in the exposed brick walls of the old building. Modern in the hanging florals, which has been a trendy Instagram/TikTok thing for restaurants in the last few years. Inside, there are multiple rooms. Outside, they have a cute sidewalk patio as well as a cocktail window where you can order cocktails.Reservations are recommended. Book on OpenTable. Unfortunately, Hamp & Harry's did not award points when I booked.During our Friday night visit, it was packed and loud. Loud because of all the people (room acoustics) and the music. This is one of those places where everyone has to talk loudly at each other. The atmosphere can be described as an elevated, classier bar and grill. This can be a fun date spot, but if you're looking for a place with a quieter, more intimate ambiance, this is not it.I came with a party of five and we had a good time. We were seated at one of the long high-tops by the bar. Below is a list of most of what we ordered. It should give you an idea of what this place has to offer and the cost.Raw & Chilled* Moonstone Oysters from Point Judith Pond, Rhode Island (12 for $40, market price) - "atomic" horseradish, mignonette, H&H cocktail sauceSmall Plates* Mediterranean Fried Okra ($17) - tzatziki, sumac labneh, oregano, dill, pickled onionEntrees* 8 oz Meats by Linz Filet x2 ($56 each) - garlic chive mashed potatoes, kohlrabi, chimichurri butter* Double-H Smash Burger x2 ($24 each) - Meats by Linz prime beef, shredded lettuce, Emmentaler, comeback sauce* Chargrilled Ahi Tuna ($38) - butternut nuoc cham, kimchi, charred allium, lemongrass, coconutLibations* The Rookie ($16) - H&H Maker's Mark Private Selection, bourbon barrel syrup, Regans' Orange Bitters, Peychaud's Aromatic Cocktail Bitters* The Starry Night x2 ($15 each) - H&H blue gin, lemon, egg white, peachDesserts* Chocolate Peanut Butter Mousse ($14) - cashew brittle, peanut and white chocolate ganache, caramel, salted honey ice cream* Cinnamon and White Chocolate Bread Pudding ($14) - cranberry and ginger coulis, pistachio bark, salted honey vanilla ice cream* Espresso ($3)Overall, I thought the food and drink were delicious. One thing I knew I had to get here were the oysters. The night we went, they were Moonstones. Small, fresh, cleanly shucked, and the perfect balance of briny and mild. Recommended. In hindsight, another raw item I wish we'd gotten were the Ahi Tuna Tostadas ($19). Next time. The Fried Okra was a well-executed fusion of Southern and Mediterranean cuisines.Hamp & Harry's gets their beef from Meats by Linz, outside of Chicago. The meat is top notch. I loved my filet, which I ordered medium rare. It was incredibly flavorful and tender, and an all-around terrific, high-quality steak. Other Atlanta restaurants I've been to that source from Meats by Linz include Marcel, Little Alley Steakhouse, and Foundation Social Eatery.I really enjoyed The Starry Night cocktail. The egg white made the drink frothy and creamy, and deceptively strong.The standout dessert was the Chocolate Peanut Butter Mousse. Wow. It was wonderfully rich, sweet, and smooth. I recommend that as well.Service was good. It appeared they had all hands on deck for a busy night. Ian B was our server and he took very good care of us.

My church group and I came here for a Galentine's Day get together. Service was excellent. The restaurant was beautifully decorated for Valentine's Day. The food was new American. I had charred okra to start and scallops for dinner with a few cute drinks that were on the special Valentine's Day menu. Would definitely recommend for a cute girls night or dinner date.

Were at it againTo say we enjoyed Hamp & Harrys would be an extreme understatement!!!We had a reservation with another couple. We were seated promptly at our time. The wives were enamoured by the decorations hanging from the ceiling. The bar was huuuugggeeeee & fully stocked.We ordered drinks, two Mimosas & one Bloody Mary, one Summer Glow, everyone said the drinks were great plus an appetizer chilliquitos? I thinkVery delicious, tortilla laid on a bed of veggies, with a sunnyside egg on top.Wifey ordered a Carnivore Omlette, it came with potatoes & Salad she said it was a 5/5 I ordered steak & Eggs, after confirming from the server, that it wasnt a "regular breakfast steak"she assured me I would love the steak & she did not disappoint me. It was fabulously cooked to the medium i like, sitting on a bed of Tomatoes with hollandaise sauce on top.OMG It was heaven, I thought it might be a strange flavor mix, but the firm green Tomatoes and the tender juicy steak turned out to be a perfect blend of flavors & textures. Plus a sunny side up egg cascading off the top, fit my taste buds to a tee. I also ordered a side of shrimp with the steak, Tender shrimp with great flavor, was a great mixMore drinks were ordered, & by the time we finished, it had been almost 2 hrs of laughs, conversations & great food. 5/5 $$$$Hamp & Harry you have been#tonguetested