Lock & Key

Lock & Key is located at 2 Interlock Ave NW Suite P190 Atlanta, Georgia The Health Score is 100 = A onJune 26, 2024Tyla & Isaiah were our servers and they both provided excellent service and were very attentive. The food was delicious and the presentation for each dish was great too. The ambiance is moderate and the decorations are absolutely beautiful. Check out the photos for the different entrees we ordered. It was the shrimp tacos for me. Very delicious. I'd definitely recommend this restaurant to my friends and family.

I'm in love with this place, although I've only been once.I've come here a few times since before writing this review and the service and food are always top tier. The atmosphere here reads boogie which it can be but the staff & bartenders are cool and down to earth. L&K is a great place for a date night but also really cool for brunch so I recommend trying both.This is a steak spot so definitely try the steak. I've been here more times for brunch and the Steak & Eggs are unmatched here. I always order a bottle of champagne for brunch and I would recommend you do as well. More cost efficient and just makes sense lol. Good brands as well.I highly recommend Lock & Key.

I am very familiar with "The Beverly" the sister restaurant of Lock and Key. The menus sort of mirror each other so, I wasn't in the biggest rush to try them out. However, after seeing the Easter Sunday advertisement all over my timeline, I figured - why not. I made a reservation extremely easily on the restaurant's website and was seated promptly at my arrival.The restaurant featured live music from the Baddazz Band which was really good. The vibe and ambiance of Lock and Key is definitely different from The Beverly. The restaurant is really nice and seems to be geared towards accommodating large parties. Twyla was my amazing server during my visit. It took a little longer than liked to receive my food and drink but, I understand it was a busy day due to the holiday. Regarding the food, I really enjoyed my dish : Steak and Eggs + grits. The grits were amazing!Overall - I'll definitely be back for dinner.

The bartender and the live band was a vibe. Can i come here for New Year's?! Lol I didnt get to try the food this time but I will definitely be back!

I'll start off with the parking, stop and park at the first open spot you see or head to one of the parking garages to save yourself from a headache. The drink menu is substantial and the appetizers are reasonable. I have to dive into the service...or lack of attention for an early Saturday night / late afternoon. We received our food in a reasonable amount of time, but the build your own burger was over cooked, but had an amazing taste. The ceviche was ok, not as traditional as I was expecting but it was good. Over all just because of the birthday celebration we had a great time, fantastic atmosphere the ambiance is very contemporary the swivel chairs are AMAZING!! Try it, you may enjoy it!

I want to love this place but honestly it's just okay. Nothing stands out for me food wise. It's the typical menu that seems to be on trend for most of the upcoming black restaurants in urban cities these days. I found service to be decent. I assume it must be easy to host events here because I have been several times for a special event where the patio or even the main dining areas are reserved. Some days they have live entertainment as well.Again nothing stands out for me. But I would return.

Black owned. Parking can be pricey so pay attention to where you park. Food is inconsistent, so pay attention.

The aesthetics is nice. I went on a Friday and the had a violinist playing live music. It's a bit loud in there, but hey that might be your thing. Im pretty sure the atmosphere is a little calmer during the week day. Currently they're not using the menu online. At the restaurant they have a condensed version of the menu. I have to say, most of the ppl in my party weren't impressed with the food. They're definitely could've taken a little more time to perfect the menu. Another thing I didn't care for is that they partner with people/businesses and allow them to come in the restaurant to market new alcohol and clothing boutiques to customers. No one really wants to deal with that when going out for dinner.

Beautifully decorated restaurant and great ambiance. I've bee here a few times now and my service has always been great. I will say the host stand is tad bit unorganized. Each time, my table has been given an assortment of menus, and we have to get some replaced, as they aren't the right ones. Food and drinks are decent. Plenty of TVs to watch some sports. Will this place be top of my list? Probably not, but it's not an immediate no either. I think this is an excellent addition to the Westside and especially the Interlock as there is nothing like that over there. I think with a few tweaks, it would be a go to spot. I wish them all the success!!

TLDR; Beautiful decor, amazing ambiance, ok food and subpar service!My wife and I visited Lock & Key on the Saturday following Thanksgiving with friends who were visiting Atlanta. We were excited to take them to L&K since my wife had tried it for her mother's birthday celebration and enjoyed the brussel sprouts. One of our friends is a vegetarian, so we thought this would be an easy vegetarian-friendly restaurant. I made a reservation a week in advance.We were seated upon arrival. Our waitress came and asked us if we needed anything. We asked for a few minutes with the menu before ordering cocktails. When she finally returned, I ordered a "Cadillac Margarita" and my wife ordered a regular Margarita. The waitress, then, asked me what the Cadillac Marg consisted of, before beginning to instruct me that the drink I ordered was a restaurant-specific drink and she didn't think L&K would be able to make it. Her response caught me off-guard, so I asked, "do you have tequila and Grand Marnier?" She said, "yes". I responded, "well, the bartender should be able to make it." My friends ordered their drinks, and then we waited...again--until the bartender finally returned with our drinks and to take our order. She brought my friends their drinks and brought my wife her Margarita and brought me a *regular* Margarita. I asked her if it had Grand Marnier in it and, she said, "oh, you really wanted that?" I gave my wife the *I'm ready to go look*. I told her it was fine and not to worry about it. It was at that moment I knew that this visit to L&K would be my last. My wife ordered the brussel sprouts and salmon sliders. She asked for light sauce on the brussel sprouts and they came out drenched with whatever glaze they add to them. The sliders were extremely good. I'd recommend!I ordered the cheesesteak eggrolls and some honey hot chicken wings. The eggrolls were good and the wings were decent. My friends ordered the cauliflower wings and they wanted them tossed in jerk sauce. The kitchen, however, was unable to to toss them in the jerk sauce because the sauce would not stick to the cauliflower. They asked for them to be tossed in the honey hot sauce, and asked for the jerk sauce on the side. Although the kitchen being unable to add the sauce on the cauliflower wings was weird given that it was an option...my friends were happy they ordered the honey hot cauliflower wings because the jerk sauce was inauthentic and extremely salty. Beware if you plan to order jerk sauce!!!Overall, I doubt I'll ever return to the restaurant. The average food quality, subpar and awkward service, and the overpriced parking makes L&K quite unappealing. I'd also like to acknowledge a young lady with a low cut (about 5'5) who greeted us when we entered the restaurant. I wish I would've asked for her name and for her to be our waitress. From what I could observe from her interactions with her table, she seemed very knowledgeable and kind.