Le Colonial - Atlanta

I had an amazing birthday dinner at Le Colonial, table for 10. Management was really gracious about number of guests. They allowed me to update my table to 11 - I just called in advance. Parking is easy. Valet was full on a Thursday night at 7 pm but there was some street parking and parking garage. We came and enjoyed happy hour while we waited for the rest of the party to get there. They have great drinks specials on the menu, including the lychee martini. We also tried the chicken dumpling off the Hh menu. For dinner, I shared the snapper, Brussels sprouts and fried rice. Everything was delicious. Our server was attentive. He brought me out a shot with sparklers to celebrate my birthday. It wasn't my first time here. I will always return.

Enjoyed an Anniversary dinner at this visually stunning establishment. Second place in Atlanta that I've been to where the decor whisks you away to Parisian reverie.We were seated on their covered patio and began with water and drinks. The menu is Vietnamese inspired drinks and dishes. You have choices from small plates like Tapas, small and large salads, soups and large plates. Some of which can be shared by 2 people.To drink I had the Le Colonial which was a light tequila cocktail made with egg white which gave it a creamy finish. It was garnished with a picture of the restaurant logo on top, which was really cool. My wife had the lychee martini which was sweeter and one of the more popular drinks.We started with the Le Colonial Salat to share which was dressed lightly with a Yuzu Grapefruit dressing. We also had the crispy shrimp and pork roll (Cha Gio), and Seafood Ceviche (Do Bien Tai Chanh) both unique and tasty dishes.For entrees we share the catch of the day which was a branzino served with lettuce and mushroom sticky rice to make wraps with. This was amazing! We also shared spicy shrimp stir fry and had a side of Rau Xao which was cabbage and bok choy wok fried.Lastly we had the macha ice cream dessert which we didn't care for. It was the only blemish of the evening.

I'd been anticipating coming here for a while, but in all honesty it didn't live up to the hype. Many influencers and top Atlanta "foodies " rave about this restaurant. It's located in the Buckhead Village District. Valet parking is available.The restaurant is absolutely beautiful and the decor is simply stunning. It's described as an upscale French-Vietnamese restaurant. I made reservations prior for lunch and was seated quickly. My server greeted me promptly. I ordered the French Kiss for my cocktail. It consisted of rye, hibiscus herb honey, yuzu liqueur, orgeat and elderflower. It was well made and delicious. To eat, I ordered crispy shrimp and pork rolls, ribs and fried rice. The food was good, not great. The fried rice in particular lacked flavor, but I requested chili sauce which helped quite a bit.I honestly was expecting to be blown away, but this was not the case. The food was fine, but nothing outstanding. On the other hand, the customer service was excellent.

Food was tasty Had the dumplings and tartar(wish the tartar sauce was on the side). Lychee martini was tasty and a good place to read a book during lunch. Service was a bit slow even though they werent busy.

The food was absolutely amazing. Some of the best tuna tartare I've had. Service and ambiance were also great. I like the seating set up for larger parties (6-8). Not cramped or thrown together.

This place is simply amazing! From the moment you enter through the elevators you're greeted by the hosts and taken to your table. Our server was friendly and explained the meaning behind the restaurant and recommend some starters. We ordered chicken dumplings and the tartar and those dumplings were 10/10. For entrees we had stir fry and salmon and the flavors in those dishes surprised us in the best way. Perfect spot for a date night or company outing.

Good service Food was ok. Beautiful place.Had a few small plates items:Ribs - excellent Beet salad - ok could use a cream sauce Sticky mushroom rice - very bland Brussel Sprouts - Ive had better Chicken Rolls - ok Not too bad in pricing but I could have had the same meal with better flavor at PF Changs. Won't return l.

Just came in for drinks because I never been in here before. I've been in the area a lot but not this specific location. First and foremost it is beautiful on the inside. Street parking and garage parking is available so whenever you get a chance to find some place on the street make sure you take it because it's not that expensive to park on the street. And it's a very walkable area so even if you do happen to park on the street you don't really mind because there's so many places to go in that small area. You have to go on a 2 and 1/2 floor to get to the restaurant. Which is really strange because typically they don't have floors when it comes to elevators lol. But take the elevators up or the steps and you'll be there right at the door. There's a greeting station right there so that should not be an issue to get greeted to get seated. I went straight to the back where the bar is, but there's a copious amount of seating available. You have regular dinner table seats and tables. Everything is decorated very well around them. You also have the back area where the bar is that you have couches in front of the bar so you can have a small table and have a small gathering of people there in a more comfortable setting. The bartenders that were working when I went were really good, I ordered the Golden sunrise and it came out pretty well. The bar is decorated very nice and it has what looks like a split between bourbon and tequila on the back wall. If you ask the bartenders they'll tell you about it and they're very professional. If you order the drinks, you're paying about $20 a drink no matter how you look at it from the specialty menu so just make sure you keep that in mind.Overall this will be a good spot to go to for dinner, or maybe if you wanted to go on a date this probably will be a good spot as well because of how is set up and laid out as far as the ambiance and the dim lighting goes.

Wonderful! This was my third time at Le Colonial and it checked all the boxes. The food was perfect- we had the pan seared dumplings shrimp and pork rolls to start and they came out piping hot and fresh; flavor was excellent. For our main, my husband and I split the chicken clay pot and garlic green beans. Our server was attentive (but not overbearing) and knowledgeable; he was great. The restaurant itself is stunning with its decor, but it can be a little loud, but not uncomfortably so. Will be back.

Very good foodNice placeWe enjoyed the food and explore another kitchen.We had a great experience and will be back.