Umbrella Bar

Listen, listen...no food but the ambiance from the speaker and the service is always top tier...don't order anything but the casamigos slushie. You won't regret it!

On August 1, 2024 around 8:30pm we sat down at the end of the bar, hoping to have a couple drinks and some appetizers. The woman behind the bar came over to us and didn't say, "hello", or "welcome", or indicate in any way that she was happy to have paying customers. Instead, she told us that we were sitting too far away from her register for her to serve us. We were a little taken aback, but waited for her to come back so that we could inquire about this. After about 5 minutes she came back and once again told us we were too far from her register to serve us. She wanted us to move into two seats that were in between other customers and closer to her register.Well, we had selected the two seats at the end because I have reduced hearing and find it difficult to have a conversation in packed areas. We opted to leave. If she was too lazy to walk an extra 8 steps to serve us, we could take our business elsewhere and did. The Jai Szechuan bar just a few doors down was happy to have our business. The seats we were sitting on in the Umbrella Bar can be seen from this picture. My question to Umbrella Bar would be... if where we were sitting (the location from where this picture was taken) is too distressingly far for employees to possibly walk to... why are there stools there in the first place? Seems odd.

Wanted to grab a quick snack before a concert. Umbrella Bar is a food vendor in a corner of Ponce City Market. Almost missed it since it's a bit hidden! The umbrella decor hanging from the ceiling is super pretty. Service was relatively quick. Ordered japchae dumplings and a honey dew melon slushy. The dumpling filling didn't really taste like japchae; they honestly tasted like dumplings you get from the freezer section of a grocery store. However, the honey dew melon slushy was sweet and refreshing! Interested in trying their other flavors like mango & strawberry lemonade.If I'm ever in Atlanta & revist PCM, I might try their other food options!

Umbrella Bar was hidden off in the corner and a bit more quiet than the central hub of ponce market. The vibes were cute, with Asian umbrellas hanging from the ceiling that helped create a street market feel. The drinks were very yummy and made strong. The bartender was sweet and chatted with us while mixing our drinks. The owner also stopped by and offered us to try a new menu item for free to help gain feedback. I loved how much he cared about his business and his guest's perspectives. We ordered a Korean corn dog, but it was just okay. The hot dog was cut in half, so the breading and the cheese were super overpowering until you got to the hot dog part.

Located on the first (ground) floor by William Sonoma. Look for the umbrellas. Order by the drink bar side. Pickup on the other barOrdered the 3 Kimbap: two kimchi and 2 crab stick. $32.94.The crab stick and kimchi Kimbap was really disappointing. The carrots and veggie were not cooked in sesame oil. The rolls are thick and sloppy and none of the ingredients tasted fresh at all. Probably the worst Kimbap consumed so far.

Classic Kdog - be careful of spill. Its juicy &crispy. Get to choose 2 sauces and sugar.Bulgogi Beef Tater Tots - fan favorite! A lot of beef and a lot of tots.Korean Fried Chicken Bites - can be a bit chewy but good flavor and for sharing.Bulgogi Beef BibimbapBulgogi Chicken BibimbapChicken Skewers - luv the spicy kick and beautifully glazed.

Cool new Korean street food bar in Ponce that's great if you're craving Korean food in the area as I don't think you have a lot of other options lol. I had the spam kimbap and my bf had a corn dog and bulgogi tots.Food came out pretty fast even on a busy weekend lunch rush, and we just sat at the bar since there wasn't an open table nearby. We both liked all of the food, the only downside is you can get similar tasting Korean food elsewhere in Atlanta for much cheaper.

You can walk right past this spot and think nothing is happening but you'll be pleasantly surprised if you slow down and bit and look up. My family and I finally experienced this awesome bar with an on-the-go food spot while out with the family. It is a bit a the pricier end for families of small children, but still enough portions to share family style. Party of 3 (2 adults and 1 child)2 sides2 bibimbap1 Krog2 alcoholic drinksThe food came out fresh, and hot and we left satisfied.I personally enjoyed the crispy spam bibimbap made with a bowl of stickier rice, and the sauce ties it all in for an authentic bite. Important to Note: It took about 15-20 minutes because they are rather popular, and located right in the middle of the new wing of PCM. Their portions are perfect for a person grabbing lunch or enjoying with a group, but seating might be limited.I will be returning and look forward to trying one of those non-alcoholic slushies once it gets warm outside.

I had high expectations since I love Korean food and soju and it's walking distance.Crab stick kimbap was overpriced and maybe the worst kimbap I've ever had. Not sure why it cost $13... came with extra hard rice. Philly cheese steak dog was okay, but a bit too sweet. Cost $9. Bottle of Hite was $7! Other midtown or downtown price is closer to $5. Small bottle of Jinro is $15, a bit higher at korean BBQ restaurants...

Service was quick. The restaurant is in Ponce City Market, which is a fun vibe in and of itself. I got the beef bulgolgi kimbap. It was okay. The pieces themselves were massive, but mostly rice. Too much in my opinion. I've had really good kimbap, so it was hard to beat that.