Prime On Peachtree

First: they advertise valet parking that doesn't exist. $40 to park your own car around the corner and then walk back to the restaurant. They don't even bring your car to you when you're ready to leave. Maybe they misunderstood the definition of valet. It was raining the day I went, so that was an extra special treat. The restaurant itself is cute and the food was fine, but it feels like the place is having an identity crisis. It wants to be an upscale restaurant, but it also wants to be a lounge/club. I know that Atlanta loves its DJs and hookahs, but not every restaurant needs that. Our waitress was amazing, but the bar and food service was beyond slow. Our orders came out in groups with big delays. So while the person beside me was enjoying her second drink, I was still waiting for my first. Fun time, but I would never suggest this spot or go back with a small/intimate group. It's for parties.

This was, without a doubt, one of the most disappointing dining experiences I've encountered in quite some time. From the moment I walked in, I was puzzled--was this a steakhouse or a fine dining restaurant? Whatever it was aiming for, the experience fell woefully short of anything resembling fine dining.Admittedly, dining with a large party can sometimes present challenges, and I'm usually willing to be patient in those situations. However, from the start, things went downhill. I ordered a drink, which was so poorly made that I had to send it back. Opting instead for a margarita flight, I was told--astonishingly--that they couldn't serve it because my fellow diners had used up all the cups. In a restaurant that appeared capable of seating a minimum of 100 people, I was dumbfounded to learn they only had 20 cups for drinks that are a mainstay on their menu. Even worse, they began collecting cups from other guests at my table to prepare my order. I was horrified! At that point, I nearly walked out, but having already ordered my food, I reluctantly stayed and canceled the flight, settling for a basic drink.The ordeal didn't end there. I sat for over an hour without food, as reflected in my first photo: an empty table. When my burger finally arrived, I asked for ketchup and steak sauce. What followed was a 20-minute wait for condiments, by which point my burger was predictably cold and entirely unenjoyable. The bite of the burger that I did have was decent and had I been able to eat it while it was still warm I'd give it a star for flavor, but after such a long wait, it was far from satisfying. When I think of fine dining, I expect not only great food but exceptional service. For the prices they charge, I anticipated a level of professionalism that simply wasn't there. Yes, the décor is attractive, but it seems that's what you're paying for here--the ambiance, not the quality of food or service. We also were in there for roughly 3 hours which didn't make the experience any better. Unfortunately, I won't be returning. It was an experience I'm glad to have crossed off my list, but unfortunately, for all the wrong reasons.

What a mediocre lounge. Good food, clean, airy, but the service sucked! I've had friendlier bowel movements. Two bartenders barely spoke or regarded my presence. Had to ask for a light, acted as if I were putting her out when I asked for a drink. I ordered a cocktail before dinner and a non-alcoholic drink for my meal. She put the glass of water down so hard I thought the glass might shatter on the counter. Look, I'm from out of town. I don't need anyone to kiss my butt, however give me enough to make me want to come back. Even though POP is the closest lounge to my Midtown hotel, I will head somewhere else tonight. Unless you're a local, because they got all the service last night, do a pass on this one.

First, let me say that the food is delicious!!! From the time we walked in and we're seated, the service was nothing but first class. The DJ kept the music flowing and the staff was extremely friendly and attentive. The chef even came to the table to see how we enjoyed our dining experience. Menu items are a bit pricey. But, you won't regret a dime because this restaurant hits it out of the park in every aspect. Make your reservation and try it soon!

Stopped here while happy hour hopping. Although we arrived after happy hour ended, we tried a few dishes that were still really good. We tried the yellowtail and the apple pie fritters. I'm not a huge dessert person bug the fritters were delicious. I would definitely go back for dinner and try more items.

Food wasn't worth the price, looks good , but has no flavor. Service needs improving. No one introduced themselves. Had to asked for condiments, simple things like syrup for waffles. Spoon for shrimp and grits and oh yeah napkins please. The Ambiance was beautiful except the floors were slippery so I had to watch my every step.All around just a horrible experience and it's My Birthday today.

Food is alright. Had the salmon croquettes. They were deep friend instead of pan fried...I was so with a large party so the service took some time but overall they were helpful. Ambiance was nice. We were in a private area that had TVs and away from other patrons.

I had the opportunity to visit for brunch. Brunch was delicious! Highly recommend the prime hot honey chicken. It was phenomenal! I also absolutely loved the sweet Carmel bliss donuts. The drinks were amazing as well. The only thing I did not prefer was the steak and eggs. Service was incredible and the decor is so nice! I highly recommend visiting this restaurant if you are in the area. I look forward to returning here soon!

Service was great. The waiter knew the menu very well and was able to give great drink recommendations. Waiter was also very accommodating for our guest who did arrive late and wanted to order a first course. The Blue Lychee was 10/10 so was The Reset. My friends enjoyed their meals and I enjoyed my steak and mash potatoes. The DJ wasn't the best to my friends and I. Great playlist but his transitions were terrible lol. At one point there was dead silence in the restaurant.

My husband & I were celebrating our anniversary. We thought of going to STK or Or other upscale restaurants in the area. We chose Prime on Peachtree because it looked fairly new and looked great from the outside. It was not upscale at all. Food was mediocre, took forever to get a cocktail, Seems like no bartender. My side dish was under cooked. They brought my husbands dinner out, and was told mine would be shortly. Huh? A lot of staff standing around. Also, they automatically add 20% tip to bill. We felt very uncomfortable & Will not be going back. I can't imagine this restaurant staying in business. It is not worth it. So disappointed.