Kitty Dare

I had a very enjoyable experience at this local, neighborhood restaurant. Located next to the Daily on Dekalb Ave, Kitty Dare seems a bit tucked away at first glance but is easy to spot once you go past the Daily. I went on Sunday for a birthday brunch with a friend (I made reservations). I was seated immediately, and greeted by staff. The decor and ambiance is simple with the large windows providing beautiful daylight. I ordered the Blueberry mocktail and my friend got the blood orange mimosa and we enjoyed them. I ordered the shakshuka and she got the omelette. Everything came out HOT and fresh, and very delicious. Even the potatoes were seasoned to perfection. For dessert, we got the Knafeh and Cardamom Orange crème brûlée. So delicious! I'd definitely like to come back for dinner to try out that menu. It's perfect for dates, birthday brunch or just a casual, random eatery.

Kitty Dare was a great restaurant with a variety of Mediterranean based dishes. While it may be branded as Mediterranean there are a lot of options outside of just Mediterranean cuisine.The service here was top notch with a great waitress and host, and the ambiance is very cool. Unfortunately we couldn't sit outside where it looks amazing, but even inside had excellent decor and helped with the Mediterranean vibe.We started off with the Medjool Dates which were absolutely delicious and the ciabatta bread. The dates are wrapped in bacon and stuffed with chorizo and might've been the best food of the night. Then we each had a salad which we also thought were very tasty. I had the Caesar and thought it was one of the best Caesar's I had eaten in a while. Then we had the entrees where I had a lamb burger with feta fries which fell a little flat. I was excited about it because of the great food I had eaten before it but if/when I return I'm looking forward to trying a new dish instead.Overall Kitty Dare is a cool experience and an excellent spot for a date or to hangout with friends over a delicious meal.

Kitty Dare in Inman is a must-visit for Mediterranean food lovers.I had the Salmon Benedict, and it was amazing. For $18, you get salmon cakes with poached eggs, potatoes rosti, and a delicious preserved lemon béarnaise sauce, plus a side of fresh fruit. My blood orange mimosa was the perfect brunch drink.My friend got the chickpea and chorizo stew skillet, which was hearty and full of flavor. The spicy chorizo paired perfectly with the tender chickpeas, creating a warm and comforting dish that was both satisfying and delicious.The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it a great spot for brunch or any meal. Courtney was our server and she was so nice and helpful with great recommendations! They have plenty of free street parking which we love! If you're in Inman, check out Kitty Dare - you won't be disappointed!

First time at Kitty Dare and the food and drinks were perfect! We shared an eggplant appetizer with some crusty bread. I had to save the ingredients and hopefully make this at home. The pasta dish with perfectly cooked shrimp was delicious. The pasta sauce was made with olive oil, lemon, white wine and garlic and a generous amount of crushed pistachios and bread crumbs. We didn't have room for dessert, but the choices were tempting.

Officially obsessed with this spot! It's been on my list for so long. We came in for dinner. We didn't have a reservation on a Friday night but got there early and didn't have an issue getting a table. But it started filling up quickly as the night went on! Loved the decor and vibes inside. They had a beautiful patio that I'd love to sit out on a nice fall day. When I return for brunch, that will be the move. They have a great drink menu with some unique and fun options. The Mina Mina and espresso martini were fab. For our entrees we got the gnocchi and the lamb burger. The gnocchi is one of my favorite dishes I've had in Atlanta to date! Loved all the flavors. The burger was also amazing. The brunch is next on my list but also will be returning for dinner! Parking is a bit tricky. They have street parking but seems like it could fill up quickly.

This place was on my list to try! It's right on the corner across from Inman park/reynoldstown train station. Street Parking.I was kindly greeted by the host as I entered this cute dimly lit restaurant. Perfect place for a date with friends, family, or significant other.I came for the Gnocchi! The first I've ever had! I have to say I was shocked and pleasantly delighted! The chickpeas and mint yogurt set this dish off with the lamb ragu! I appreciated every ingredient as I gracefully devoured it! Not a crumb was left! I highly recommend this dish and look forward to returning to try more!

The fam of 4 went to this resto. Great ambiance . My husband loves gin n tonic but this was too much for him with strong rosemary flavorI had the fig forward drink but couldn't taste the fig but it was good. We ordered burrata which was okay not so great and loved the eggplant dip. For dinner we had the veggie gnocchi covered with harissa 6/10 , salmon with risotto7/10 , lamb burger 6/10 and I had the shrimp pasta with crushed pistachio which was an 8/10 We all felt we could make this at home. The cheesecake for dessert with pistachio was underwhelming The service was excellentHaving so many excellent middle eastern restos now in atlanta, this one stands out because of its more Italian menu. I am not sure I would return with having so many choices elsewhere.

Kitty Dare is located at a unique intersection in what appears to be a (mostly) quiet part of Little Five Points. You walk in at the corner of Hurt & Edgewood into a narrow hallway, followed by a couple larger dining rooms. This is not the kind of restaurant that you "stumble" into spontaneously. People are arriving with intent to consume and imbibe.There is much to imbibe. We enjoyed the Syrah as it was a Lebanese red wine with a bold texture. More importantly, the food was absolutely delicious. We enjoyed everything. The Tunisi eggplant was an excellent starter for us to share--accentuated by the harissa sauce embedded within the dish. Hummus was standard but well seasoned; even the $6 roasted bell pepper salad was appreciated. We got a vegetarian version of the gnocchi. It is a sizable portion, and in hindsight, I wish I didn't eat so much of it...would have been good to save a day or two later. The vegetarian crispy arroz was hearty as well. We look forward to returning and trying more of their dishes.Service was friendly and professional. Really appreciated the detail with which the waitress explained some of the menu items.Easy five stars.

The food was amazing, the staff were friendly and the place is super cute! There are vegetarian dishes that can be veganized so we enjoyed quite a lot of the dishes there. They also have a big wine list and many interesting wines from around the world.

The appetizer portions were decent but nothing to write home about. The entree however were very unique which I enjoyed. Scallops and shrimp were cooked perfectly!