Seven Lamps

I recently dined at Seven Lamps for a business luncheon with a party of six. Although it was quite hot outside, the restaurant was very accommodating and allowed us to move indoors. The service was excellent; our server was perceptive and considerate, understanding that we were engaged in business discussions and timing her check-ins perfectly. For my meal, I had the green salad with pickled red onions, peppadew peppers, avocado and dill vinaigrette, topped with a few grilled shrimp. It was light, refreshing, and smaller in portion than usual (especially for the price), but I enjoyed it. Others in the group had the quinoa and avocado salad with salmon, the Caesar salad, and the chicken Panini. Everyone seemed satisfied with their dishes. I'll definitely be back, when I'm not too hungry

This spot is one of my faves! It's so low key, you might miss it if you don't know where to look. The food and drinks? Absolutely on point. The staff was mostly great, except for one chick who gave me a tiny box for my still-loaded plate. My friend had to grab a bigger box, and the girl had the nerve to say, "You could've asked me for a bigger box." I shot back with, "Clearly you can see I needed one." If it weren't for that little hiccup, I'd give it 5 stars.That aside, the atmosphere is super chill with both indoor and outdoor seating. It's clean, inviting, and just a great spot overall.

What Atlanta restaurant does not have iced tea? That's a hard one to recover from. Ordered their lemonade instead, and it was undrinkable-horribly sour and no sweetness at all. Diluting it helped, but without sweetener on the table it was a futile task. Pimento cheese was excellent as were the smoked and fried wings. Pastry basket was a disappointment and misnomer. I was thinking of cinnamon rolls, tarts, danishes, etc. instead got some hard scones, small overdone (but not burned) muffin - nothing that would make a kid happy. Beignets were decentSalmon was very good. Chicken and waffles had no redeeming qualities. Note to chef: there should be enough syrup to taste, and some people like to butter their waffles. Server brought some on request, but the portions were minuscule and had to ask for more. Chicken was too crunchy for me. Some might say over-fried. I'd think long and hard about doing brunch here again.

I came to celebrate a dear friend's birthday, and the experience turned out to be nothing short of amazing. The service was exceptional, and I was particularly thrilled with the spacious communal table we were seated at. The food that I ordered exceeded my expectations, leaving me thoroughly impressed with the overall dining experience.My culinary journey began with a delectable sweet potato soup that left me craving for more. The flavors were beautifully balanced, and it set the perfect tone for the rest of the meal. As for the main course, I opted for the flat iron steak, and it proved to be a masterpiece in taste. The tenderness and flavor profile were so exquisite that I'm already contemplating returning to the same spot to indulge in the same delightful order once more.On a brighter note, I'd like to extend my gratitude to Alexis (PM B) for the outstanding service provided. Their attention to detail and attentiveness added to the overall positive experience of the evening.

Seven Lamps never disappoints as a neighborhood contemporary casual eatery. It is located across from Lenox Mall in the Shops Around Lenox shopping center anchored by Crate and Barrel and near the Westin .It features a menu that changes seasonally, but I have never had a bad bite!I have eaten and enjoyed their:Apps: Brussels sprouts, Hand Cut Fries (with homemade accompaniments), Corn and Jalapeño Hushpuppies, Smoked & Fried Wings, Mains: Grilled Boneless Pork Chop, Atlantic Salmon, and The Burger (finally a burger in Atlanta worth the up-charge).Their craft cocktails are also tasty and this is a restaurant not to avoid dessert (Key Lime Pie in a Jar is delicious).Whether I am eating alone or with a large party, the food and service are great!

The energetic receptionist was the fist indication that the staff here are working hard to make you visit enjoyable. We were seated inside quickly. The waitress came by almost immediately and brought menus and water for the table. While this may sound simple, so many establishments miss the mark here. The menu is simple and easy to read with a broad variation of offerings. (Both food and drink)We enjoyed all of the tastings we had, especially the hush puppies appetizers- give these a try. The environment is a little loud and may not be the place for an intimate dinner or business discussion. This is a great spot for small groups to meet and have a reasonably affordable meal.

The food was pretty good. I had the teriyaki chicken. It was a little charred for my liking but it was still really good. The rice has strips of coconut which was different but really good. Service was a bit slow but friendly. Drinks were strong and I definitely enjoyed them. Would recommend this place for anyone looking for a chill but cute place in Buckhead.

Me and my beautiful sister just stopped by to grab drinks before our meeting. We were definitely surprised to see that the restaurant was quite smaller than expected, but giving it a chance we came in with the open mind and we ended up grabbing a little snack as well. The drinks were nicely made. Something unique is that the bar was not somewhere you could sit but had a long table right in front of it for you to still get the feel.Recommends:- Pushin "P"- Sean's secret sangria - Smoke Signal- BGE SMOKED & FRIED WINGS

Food was amazingly delicious. My favorite was the Sautéed Georgia Shrimp, oh that sauce was so savory definitely hit the spot. The green ranch they had also for the Fried Wings was really good. No idea what k they used for the green in the green ranch but it was really good with the fries, wings, and salmon cake burger. The service was okay. We were the only ones in there for lunch at 3pm. My party had 4 people and there were about 6/8 employees, which 4 were just sitting at a table chit chatting and for us being the only ones in there we would have expected to be checked on more frequently but again not sure if this is a southern thing because in CA we are waited on hand and foot. Otherwise, everything was good. Bathroom could have been cleaner but restaurant its self was clean and well maintained.

Lively restaurant with cafe style menus. Food is very good and service is attentive to dietary needs. Try the mussels! We try to go a bit late for lunch or early for dinner as the restaurant gets quite loud inside at prime times - consider sitting on the patio if crowded.