Poke Bar

This is a very casual, quick-serve counter spot, Chipotle-style. There is a table outside if you want to sit and eat there. I got the mango salmon bowl and the honeydew bubble tea. They were both just mediocre in terms of quality. Not the best, not the worst. Portion was just right, as I ordered medium for both, but the price still isn't justifiable. The quality of the fish, the vegetables, and the boba were not fresh-tasting and everything seemed average, at best.

The food was a 10/10 and the boba was a 10/10 as well:)! Everything tasted amazing but the portions were very small. I've been to many poke bars but this one had VERY small portions and I said $18 for my bowl. Besides that the food and drink tasted amazing.

Visited Atlantic Station on a Thursday and decided to stop by Poke Bar for a quick lunch. There was no line so I was able to walk in and order right away. I went with the small bowl which is more than enough for me - it consists of 1 serving of base, 2 proteins and 2 sides. I got white rice, with 1/2 salmon & 1/2 tuna plus twice the seaweed salad as my sides. For my mix-ins I added in corn, cilantro, cucumber, sweet onion, green onion, and edamame. I didn't end there.. had to sprinkle in some topping options of masago, crispy onion, crispy garlic, and of course topped it off with hot Cheetos crumbs. I went safe and did the house sauce which complemented the entire bowl really well but it was a bit too much sauce because by the time I got to the bottom of the bowl everything was drowning in sauce. Overall, service was quick and food was fresh. Plus they were jamming some K-pop music in there so really enjoyed my lunch experience here.

The food here was fresh, tasty, and worth returning to for more. Me and my boyfriend both got a create your own. The chicken is phenomenal and the spicy mayo really adds a kick of flavor.Wish there were a few more topping options. That's the only reason I deducted a star.Service was quick and the employees were friendly. Ambiance of the shop was cute and the place was clean.Overall, if you're in Atlantic Station then I'd recommend checking this place out. It's a shining star compared to the other options in the area. Plus, you can't go wrong with reasonable prices.

Walked in at 3:30 on a Thursday to not a single person in the place, literally not one visible person in front of or behind the counter. As the employee came out of the back I said "hello" twice with zero response. My fiance walked in behind me to the same lack of greeting or acknowledgment of existence. After standing at the counter for several minutes I began walking around the counter looking for signs to order or areas where I should order. I look around questioning, still not acknowledgment or guidance from the employee standing right in front of me with only my fiance and I in the building. Finally I ask "there's no signs where do I order". She looks at me with an annoyed question and theatrically points both her fingers to where she was standing. I walked out. I don't need to be serviced food by someone who does not want me to order it. No thanks. Won't be trying again.

I came here with some friends on a Sunday night. The service was great and all the staff were very kind and patient. I ordered a small bowl and a tropical smoothie. It tasted good but I was pretty shocked at how small the portion size was. The smoothie was alright but tasted somewhat powdery and fake. Probably not going to come here again.

Done in an attractive orange and brick, the exterior of this Atlanta, Georgia eatery looks so cute! The interior, though, not so much.The Poke bowl I ordered here was quite bland, sad to say, and the portions of veggie add-ons were teeny tiny. I was surprised that there were so few of the standard poke offerings like wasabi peas, coconut flakes, and wanton strips/crisps. The garlic crisps and the crispy onions that were available as add-ons were tasteless, kinda meh, perhaps bc they had been ground so finely. I dunno. Even the jalapeños - instead of being sliced in the customary thin rounds - had been chopped into teeny bits; perhaps that's the authentic way, but I've not seen that style in any other of the Poke eateries and franchises that I've patronized up to this point.Bright spot: The owner is a very personable professional who has hired an equally cordial staff. My suggestion is that she add more poke fixins to the rotation and at least have her servers dole out a full spoon of each ingredient instead of 1/3 - 1/2 a spoon. The bowl was about $14, and Tbilisi serving spoons are quite small to begin with. Had the veggies been more flavorful, the unusually scant portions might've been more acceptable. Hopefully, things at Pole Bar will improve - the interior decor - particularly the flooring and the behind-the-counter appearance really need attention. Another bright spot is the offering of healthy and refreshing vegetarian smoothies, bubble teas, and other drinks. My daughter ordered the kale tonic, flavored with blueberries, and thought it was excellent! Many patrons were ordering the healthy smoothies and bubble teas. Once the poke bowl architecture improves here, maybe this eatery will see a boost in its poke bowl orders and an increase in the amount of satisfied customers.

The best poke bowl I have ever had! I had the mango salmon lover bowl and it was to die for!!! 10/10 will recommend this place to everyone I know!

Very average tasting food, small portions and overpriced bowls. We spent $45 for 2 poke bowls and 2 boba teas and left very unsatisfied and disappointed! We could have spent the same amount in a nice sit down place and gotten a decent lunch served on actual cutlery. I do not recommend this place!

Probably my favorite in-town "build your own poke bowl" restaurant. Excellent food, staff, and atmosphere. Poke bar is a small chain and I prefer this location to some others. They offer mango, which I love in poke bowls, as well as boba tea and some cool fountain drinks like agave cream soda. The staff offered to tweak my Thai Tea so that it would be just right, which is great because I prefer it a little less sweet. If you love salmon and rice and are a first timer, here is what I always get and it is always amazing:-Medium white rice bowl, all salmonGreens: cucumbers, corn, edamame, green onions, pineapple, kale, sweet onionsSauces: spicy mayo, house, and a little sesame oilSides: crab & seaweedToppings: mango, avocado, furikake and masagoHope you enjoy as much as I do!