Yeppa & Co

We came to Yeppa & Co for my wife's birthday. There were 7 of us. This was all of our first time here at the restaurant. All of the food was honestly really good. We came here on a Wednesday night, and surprisingly, it was extremely busy. Pretty sure every single table was occupied. We made a reservation in advance, but not sure how long it would've taken had we not. We all shared some of the rosemary sea salt focaccia and mussels. Mussels were excellent! The bread was good, but nothing too special. For my main dish, I got the tortellini con crema di parmigiano. This was a tortellini dish filled with pork, ricotta and parmigiano, in a parmesan cream sauce with Italian sausage. It was SO GOOD. 10/10 dish. Highly recommend! My wife got the rigatoni pesto dish. It was good, but I am not the biggest fan of pesto. She loved it though. I got a beer to drink my food with, and then got an espresso martini for after our food. Espresso martini was average, nothing too special! Yeppa & Co is located inside the Buckhead Village. Parking can be quite tricky, but there is a deck attached that you can get your parking validated for 2 hours I believe. The inside is very modern chic, so you can come for a date night or even just with some friends to hang out and enjoy some good Italian good. I will most definitely be back in the future.

Yeppa is in my rotation of go to dinner spots in the Atlanta area. It's a fun, upbeat environment and energetic atmosphere. We commonly come here for corporate events and team dinners. The prices are very reasonable and the cocktail selection is strong. The espresso martini is delicious. They also have great mocktails. Regarding the food, I highly recommend the bread service. It's always a crowd pleaser. The Cacio E Pepe is also really great. Reasonable portion for the price point and the flavor is excellent.

"Hey Siri - what is the most pervasively hyped up restaurant in Buckhead Village in 2024""Rob J - the answer with no margin of error is Yeppa & Co, a modern Italian eatery"I like Italian food. Scratch that. I really like Italian food. Nothing makes me happier than digging into some freshly made pasta while sipping on a finely crafted cocktail in a relaxed setting. Yeppa fits one of these categories perfectly, but could use some minor tweaks to get the other two up to par. This place is popular and I see why. The whole restaurant is designed around this enormous central bar which acts as the gravitational focal point for the whole restaurant. The interior is combination of mid century modern meets quaint central Italian villa meets southern industrial / barn door aesthetic. While it sounds like those interior design themes meshed together like some freak accident kid would never work - it actually curates the EXACT vibe I imagine the owners were looking for when this place opened up. And it's good!! To me, this seems less like a restaurant and more of a place to "be seen" in Buckhead. This "place to be seen" vibe culminates into a loud, somewhat abrasive, and slightly impersonal experience even with good company. Maybe I'm just getting old and this concept isn't for someone like me and I get that. As a result, I would never deduct a coveted Yelp star over a tailored vibe. Now that the stage has been set - let's get into the food and drinksI got an espresso martini and let me tell you it is STRONG. After one I felt the caffeine coursing through my whole body. It made me feel crazier than having one of the original four lokos in a sweaty college basement. I saw a table of 4 get a TREE of these things (believe there were 12 on the tree). I don't know how they were able to do it - all I could think about was the Panara charged lemonade stories and hoping that level of caffeine induced dysphoria wouldn't happen to them. I settled on the cacio e pepe which is the main reason I deducted one star first. I seriously love a good cacio e pepe and it just fell flat for me. I think if they tweaked the recipe a tiny bit it would be perfect though since the pasta was cooked beautifully. Now for the finale and the final star deduction to get to a 3. Trigger warning - if you're highly sensitive to bowl movement descriptions or not keen on bathroom humor I highly recommend you stop reading now. I mentioned the expresso martini earlier. Halfway though the experience I felt something brewing inside of me and it needed to come out quickly. I don't know if it was because the bathroom was so dimly lit but I swear after a solid minute of stumbling around in there I could not find a lock on the one sit down stall they had. In a state of acute panic, I shut the door and let loose. As a result, this poor man caught me at my most vulnerable point desperately trying not to fly off the toilet. I'm certain I ruined his night. He just wanted to enjoy some pasta , maybe some pizza, and cocktails with good company. Instead, he had to see THAT. If I come back I'm doing it in the daytime, I'm gonna get the outdoor seating, and I will be bringing plenty of Imodium.

Yeppa has a very sexy ambiance with low lighting, making it perfect for an intimate dinner or date. The food was good, though a little on the salty side, but that could've just been how I ordered it. The service was attentive and solid throughout the evening. I also had the Spritz, which was refreshing and paired nicely with the meal. Overall, it's a great spot for a cozy night out!

I've been here a few times. I enjoy the ambiance and the large area for bar seating. My favorite items are the skewers. I've tried the pasta but it's too salty.

Great service and great food. Would definitely come back next time in Atlanta. Every dish was great including espresso martinis. Our server Sean was the best

Food here is pretty good and they have some nice frozen beverages. Loved the crudo and the Frito misto. The branzino is quite tasty, the steak was just ok though

The ambiance at this place is really charming and cozy, definitely a great spot for a cute outing. The food is good, though a bit on the heavier side. Unfortunately, the service leaves much to be desired. I had to wait around 30 minutes before anyone even approached me or handed me a menu, which was quite frustrating. If they can speed up the service, it would be a much better experience overall.

Such a lovely Italian restaurant located in the buckhead shops! The food here is absolutely delicious, the margherita pizza is a must order! (Or any of their pizzas in general) the Strozzapreti Con Ragù Di Salsiccia is a MUST. This was the best pasta dish ive had in a while. Definitely check this place out

We came here recently for the Wednesday pasta threesome, where every Wednesday you can get 3 pastas in a tower for $69. This is a great deal because most of their pastas are over $25 and they are full portions! I highly suggest making a reservation because the place was absolutely packed. I arrived on time and was seated right away. It took awhile to get water and order a drink once seated. We ordered the strozzapreti, tortellini, and the linguini. The presentation was great for the tower and the pastas were amazing! The strozzapreti was very hearty and meaty, the tortellini was super cheesy and rich, and the linguini was a bit lighter with clams and a tomato sauce. My favorite was the tortellini and my friend really loved the linguini. Everything tasted super fresh and high quality.Service was a bit slow at times, but they did seemed short staffed for how packed it was. Our server was MIA for periods of time, then seemed to rush us out when it was time for the check. The restaurant was also very loud, so reconsider if you are looking for a chill meal. Overall, I would return again because the food was delicious and the pasta tower deal was a good value. I'd also consider returning at a nonpeak time. Parking was $5 for 2 hours in the Buckhead village deck.