Eleventh Street Pub - Atlanta, Georgia

Shelby R.

The cheese pull on the macaroni is put of this world. The Buffalo chicken wrap has some pleasantly crispy bits, but was otherwise a bit soggy. The ranch was a bit runny. Otherwise a pretty good place.
I am not sure if we're welcome to seat ourselves and they were a bit understaffed so I sat at the bar, though.

I'll be back to try again. The bartender was cool.

GT H.

Okay neighborhood bar, nothing wrong here, and nothing very special either. Best part for us is that they are open later than other area bars and restaurant, so we could eat at 10:45 PM upon arriving in Atlanta. Near several hotels. Small place, some call it a “dive” in the reviews here, to me too clean and nice to be a dive, sort of a “near USA dive” in my book. Wings were good and a fair price at $9.95 for 10 including blue cheese dressing and celery. Looks like no beer on draft, all cans, one point deducted for that, pubs have draft beer people! Server was nice, a tad forgetful, and yet fairly attentive given they were very busy. Scene: It’s noisy, lots of nice young people who have already lost their hearing and thus they don’t realize they are unnecessarily/ comically shouting at the person next to them, it’s free entertainment for other patrons and juicy to unavoidably hear their formerly private matters at max volume. Also fyi there was a super creepy or drunk or both guy staring at one unlucky woman at the bar for 15 minutes straight before she fled, point is that this bar has interesting scenes which is a plus.

AJ N.

Absolutely a fun spot!. Warm cozy local place in the city. Didn't want to give five until I went back a second time. Which I will.

Trevor L.

Jay at the 11th Street Pub is like the Michelangelo of mixology—except his masterpiece is a perfectly poured pint, not a ceiling! Walk in, and Jay’s already got your drink halfway made, like he’s reading minds or just knows you’re predictable. He’s got jokes smoother than the whiskey he serves and a knack for making strangers feel like old friends. Cheers to Jay—Atlanta’s favorite bartender and part-time therapist!

Lauren

Took over 20 minutes for someone to come up to take our order. No beers on draft, just cans. They advertise garlic parmesan wings on their website and said they didn’t have that. It was also SO hot and stuffy inside.

We ended up just ordering chicken tenders after the negative experience we were having so far, and these were the worst chicken tenders I’ve ever had. Don’t know how you can mess up chicken tenders so badly. They were extremely greasy and the breading fell off immediately when you picked them up. Like all of it fell off. See pictures. So disgusting.

TV’s are terrible and they had the Falcons game on one TV that we could barely see. Will never return and we live close by. 0/10 for service and food. Not even passable.

Jim Z.

Eleventh Street is a neighborhood pub. The vibe is a small pub and store front. The Chicago Rub Wings were good. The Piggy Back Rye Manhattan and the beers were great. There was only a bartender and a cook working, so it was a bit busy for them. With that said, they were friendly and helpful.

Kaitlyn M.

In town staying at the Starling for a weekend and there weren’t many chill options for a drink within walking distance.

This bar was the perfect choice, the bartender was super nice to us, great beer selection, and the chicken fingers were so so good as late night food.

Jeff M.

Parachuted in on a Monday after a demonstration at the Capital. Food was hot and on-point. My spouse discovered a new beer she likes. Everyone was laughing and having a ball. We go as often as we can: please stay open!!