Longleaf

The ambiance was beautiful, very fancy and our waiter was very nice the only thing is it was a but slow and wasn't very busy. The squash blossom risotto was AMAZING with Roasted corn. I wish there were more than just two squash blossoms because it was a lot of risotto. It was creamy and flavorful amd not too spicy, but like I said, I would have loved more of those blossoms on top. I'm definitely going to try to recreate this at home since I don't live around here to get it again. Risotto 5 stars, slow service docked a bit because I was super hungry haha

Cute restaurant that neighbors a stunning garden. Visually appealing with lots of indoor and outdoor seating. The food here was delicious. I ordered their Local Harvest salad. It was very light and refreshing to taste. Honey vinaigrette over a mixed salad that contained grapes, corn, walnuts, apples and fried tofu. I ate as much as I could but didn't get to finish it. The restrooms were very clean, you do have to pay for parking which is $3 for 1.5 hrs and $2 every 30 minutes after that. For this restaurant, I would recommend going on a weekday. I went during the weekend and they seemed to be understaffed so our waiter had a ton of other tables outside of ours which resulted in us getting simple items such as water refills every 10 minutes or so. With the first refill, he suggested sitting the entire water bottle at our table and stated that it would make his job a lot easier. We of course agreed because it's not okay for anyone to be overwhelmed if it can be helped. Overall, I enjoyed our experience! The weather was perfect, seating and spacing was just right and everything just flowed. I will rate this place an 8.3.

I came at an off time by myself (well with a book) and it was just so pleasant. The waiter was friendly and nice, the space has this soft lighting with a lot of natural light too, and overall it felt really serene. I didn't feel rushed to leave either.I ordered the mushroom risotto with a side of salmon and a glass of wine and it was all delicious. I will say the only negative experience (if you could even call it negative) is that the hostess initially looked at me like I was a vagrant, said something along the lines of "are you looking for something?" and only softened when I said no that I wanted to eat (which was awkward because I've never had to state my purpose when walking into a restaurant before, but again it was an off time so that might've been why).Overall a nice experience and I would go back!

I love this restaurant. Especially during the holidays when I go to see the holiday lights.Great food, even options for the kids that are tasty (I might have snuck a bite of pizza). Desserts are yummy, cocktails are on-point. The service is always fantastic.

The food was good, the restaurant is cute and David gave us great service!!! First time ever going to the Atlanta botanical Gardens and decided having dinner on site was a good idea and it was.

This restaurant is located inside of the Atlanta Botanical Gardens. You need to pay admission into the garden to be able to dine here. They do not validate parking either as a heads up. The restaurant is beautiful with large windows looking out into the garden on all slides. It is clean and modern inside. You can also dine outside on the fully shaded patio which is so relaxing. We were large party so I was expecting dinner to take a long time but it did not. The staff was quick and attentive. It was not very busy for a Saturday evening. I had the duck confit and it was incredibly salty, so salty my tongue actually hurt after eating it. My husband had the garden salad. He said it was pretty good but nothing special. Most items were priced below $25. The ONLY reason I would go back is for the atmosphere.

Came to Longleaf on a busy beautiful Saturday in Spring! We did not have a reservation and were very happy to only have to wait 45 minutes for a table for 5. The food was fantastic, beer was cold, and air conditioning was surprisingly nice to relax and enjoy lunch it. It is a gorgeous spring day about 72 and sunny blue sky. You can see greenery from the restaurant but no real garden. The server was kind and attentive. The prices are what you'd expect for a nice restaurant in the garden. We got a flatbread that I forgot to take a picture of that was incredible. The broccoli salad was sooooooooo yummy. My husband loved his smash burger too. Definitely rather stop here for a lovely lunch than a turkey sandwich at a snack station.

When I went approximately 1 year ago, we happened to order this appetizer called a Diavolo Flatbread. It was...AMAZING. To my chagrin, I came with much anticipation to revisit that experience--and was told they no longer served that ***crying***. I got the chicken tartine (basically a chicken salad sandwich with no top bread, open-faced) and then a salad for the side. I was NOT told that to have a salad it would cost extra. It was said to me as "fries or salad". My waiter was nice, but overall it was kind of disappointing. Also, I had to wait for AWHILE before being seated; like I had time to go to the restroom, and sat around even more before being called...and it was just ME, and the restaurant wasn't that busy. Not sure what's going on, but maybe they're training new people.

I'm really displeased with the current staff and management here. I've frequented Longleaf for years and I have never seen it as horribly run as it is now. Please fix it.

Pear blue crab salad was fair. A Little heavy in sauce, decent amount of crab but light in overall portion. Per my companion- don't get the chickpea flatbread. Has no flavor. Even with the Tabasco sauce I agree. Bread tastes like bland cod with gluten texture to me. Other companion liked the fish and chips. States it comes close to the one she had in England. Nicely fried. The fries tasted a bit oily to me personally. Another companion thought the cheeseburger was average and sparse (just pickles). Fair speed and service.Clean/contemporary ambience, all glass walls with surrounding botanical garden greenery