Where the Wealthy Eat: Top 5 Luxury Restaurants in Atlanta, GA

Justin Alvarez First off wanted to start off by saying Manuela was the absolute best! Very attentive, personable and knowledgeable. The food was immaculate! The highlights of the 4 course meals were Starters: Foie Gras, Entree: Lasagna (there is NO red sauce in this but it was one of the best I’ve tried), Cheese: Grilled Cheese (24k gold leafed tomato paste) and Dessert: Soufflé/Creme Brûlée. If I was ever back in the area it would be the first stop I’d check out! P.S Took a look at the “bad” reviews and the people who wrote them seem to be very uncultured lol

Ambrielle August Everything we had was absolutely incredible. The steaks were cooked perfectly and the truffle butter mashed potatoes was my favorite item. The green beans were also very delicious. I really enjoyed the service from the assistant waiters and the ambience. The price is on the higher end and we spent about $270 for one crab & lobster appetizer, one Cesar salad, two steak entrées, two sides, and a dessert.

Hassan I had the most incredible experience celebrating my birthday at Marcel. The team was so accommodating. They kindly adjusted my reservation at the last minute for my larger party and still made everything seamless. They went above and beyond with the service, surprising our table with complimentary champagne for a birthday toast, an extra side, and even an additional salad on the house. Every detail, from the food to the thoughtful touches, made the night unforgettable. Truly five-star hospitality and a perfect spot for any special occasion.

James Smithson We love the vibe here. Elegant, understated, professional with everyone dressed well and well mannered. Service is impeccable. Always attentive without being obvious. We unfortunately had a small time crunch due to a Fox show but we communicated and they accommodated it perfectly. The food is definitely Michelin quality. We’ve eaten at Michelin restaurants in Italy and they hold up. Layers of flavors and innovation. Just the right quantity as well. Well done. We will be back.

Jimmy Smith We went to Lazy Betty when visiting our best friends in Atlanta as it was a 1 star Michelin restaurant and my wife had not tried a tasting menu. The restaurant is very cute. The inside is inviting and eclectic. The food was delicious. Specifically the dessert was among the best Ive had. I have minimal complaints. It was an excellent experience. If Im being picky, the initial start of the dinner took a lot longer than we expected. We showed up hungry expecting a long tasting menu with small, albeit many, portions. And we got that. The only hesitation in a full 5 starts was how long it took for the dishes to start coming out. Some of this was likely because a large group of 8-10 were seated around the same time as we were and seemed to know the waitstaff. Aside from that slight delay, it was an excellent experience. Was it worth the nearly $300/person minus drinks? If youve been to similar 2-3 star restaurants, maybe. Maybe not. But it was a great night for us.