Supply & Demand

Absolutely not worth the $15 for men/$10 for women cover charge on a Friday night. The cocktails are rough, the couches have rips in them, and the ambiance is like a college bar. The photos on the Google page make it seem vibey, but it definitely is not.

This place is a little hidden, having the entrance down a driveway and behind a bunch of building. I enjoyed the actual spot though, with a DJ, indoor and outdoor space, and great service from the bartenders. I like that this is close to a bunch of other bars but doesn't feel too packed, so you can easily bring a little group and not have to worry about getting your drink knocked out of your hand or anything.There is very moody lighting with a dark interior and purple lights. Definitely a place I'll be going back to.

They think they are a speakeasy but no they aren't. They are basically a lounge/club. They charge for tables, they charge you to get in. Ladies are free before 11 Saturday night when I went but it wasn't in true speakeasy fashion. Their drinks were really good , the bar tender was amazing! The menu makes it seem like they are priced different but their drinks are flat fees because no matter what two drinks you get the price is the same. The drinks are overly priced but if there wasn't so many other fees that wouldn't be bad. The place itself is cool and nice dj was okay . I would recommend this place for a pregame.

One of my new favorite spots. Nice cool hidden gem in Buckhead. Speakeasy style bar, hand crafted cocktails with a around $12-$15 price range .......worth it! Nice aesthetics. Fridays they have a DJ who plays a little LatinX, afrobeat and hip hop. They also have a $10 charge on Friday night. Don't know if it's a normal thing.

This bar was a little different than what I expected. It was slightly hard to find and was in a sketchy back alley in Buckhead. The decor was really cute on the inside, but the music and the decor seemed to clash a lot. It looked like a spot for the more mature part of the buckhead crowd. The space was pretty small with a grand total of 6 distinct booths that I could tell. There was no drinks menu which was surprising considering on their website they have a full list of options. I tried to order a drink off the website with the bartender and he had no idea what I was trying to order, which was disappointing considering I chose this place just for the drinks on their website. If I wanted to order a rail drink, I probably wouldn't have paid a $10 cover fee to order a vodka soda. The bartender eventually suggested a passionfruit daiquiri which was good, but surprisingly expensive. Overall, an ok bar experience.

Was a big fan of The Establishment on Peachtree before the closed (they're relocating to Midtown). Was please to hear that this place was opening in the basement of Churchill's. Was very happy to see the two regular bartenders/mixologists from The Establishment working. They are always friendly and interested in giving you a unique drink if you describe what kind of mood you are in. Prices are typical $10-13 / fancy cocktail. The venue itself had a couple of TV's with the football game on. They also carried over the trend of having a DJ stand in the back corner. TIP: We paid for parking, but when we walked around the building to the entrance there was plenty of free parking. I'm sure this only applies to some week nights. There was a valet stand back there - so don't expect to park yourself on busy nights.

A brand new addition to the Buckhead bar/speakeasy scene and I absolutely loved it! It's tucked away behind the building that's across from East Andrews. I've been on two occasions here now and hope to return many more times.CLASSIC VIBE, WITH INDUSTRIAL TOUCHES. I really like the way the design was done, the tables look very industrial, yet there is a black and white tile on the floor, complimented with traditional prohibition era lamps on the ceiling. Ok, enough about the design, let's get to the drinks.THE BEST HORSE'S NECK I'VE EVER HAD. Seriously, and I've had my share of this cocktail, from St Regis bar to Prohibition to the W. Albaro at Supply & Demand makes absolutely the best horse's neck out there. Other drinks on the menu are extremely tasty as well, in fact, they were so good I can't even remember the names. NOT JUST ANOTHER BUCKHEAD BAR. You know what I am talking about, the recently graduated frat boy scene that fills Five Paces, Buckhead Saloon and most of the other surrounding establishments, yuk! This place is classy and elegant, with a crowd to match. I could see this being a great spot for a romantic date or an outing with coworkers.

This is my favorite bar in town. Every time I go I receive top-notch cocktails and service. Love, love all of the bartenders you tell them what you're in the mood for and they'll definitely deliver. Whether this place is packed on a weekend night or chill on a weeknight I always have a great time here.

Ordered a last word, got a gin and pineapple juice. The crowd was a very uninteresting vanilla (iykwim) crowd that really enjoyed the trash DJ. Not that cool looking once you walk in. I got catfished.

Male bartender was quite rude trying argue and tell us that ordering a vodka soda did not imply to use the house vodka and gave us top shelf, made us feel very uncomfortable and we left after that.