Where is the Best Boiled Crawfish in Atlanta, Georgia?
Fontaine was a bar that my boyfriend and I stumbled upon on one of our “let’s just get out of the house” escapades. I admit, it was a nice find. Both my boyfriend and I enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. He had the chicken fingers and I had the raw oysters, which were so fresh and briny. I was so surprised because you just can’t get fresh seafood in Atlanta without paying out the a** for it. And the best part is that it was only $5 bucks, which is the special every Tuesday after 5 pm! $4 Heinekens, fresh seafood, and chill atmosphere? You can’t beat that.However, I didn’t care too much for the service. The hostess was incredibly sweet and inviting but the bartender was very nonchalant. So long as service isn’t rude, overly intent, and incompetent, so long as he gets my order right and on time with no sass, then I’m good. Other than that, this is the spot for seafood lovers and people who just wanna chill.Pros + Freash seafood with great specials!Cons – Mixed medicor
I recently went to Serpas for dinner with two of my friends. I chose it because of it’s recent review in GQ magazine. The restaurant itself is gorgeous – I love the interior decor and the beautiful stone wall. We were about 20 minutes late to our reservation but they sat us down right away. It took a little while to get our waitress over to the table but after she took our drink orders, she was extremely attentive and friendly. We were really indecisive about what we wanted to drink and eat and she really helped us. I had the Lemonade to drink first – it was so good I couldn’t even taste the vodka. We ordered the eggplant hushpuppies, the calamari, and the mushroom and brie flatbread that were all good! Very different – my friend though the calamari was too spicy. We were still hungry so we then ordered some mashed potatoes and I ordered the corn soup which was delicious – it also had crab meat in it. I ordered the spiced orange drink which is one of the best drinks I have ever tried!
