Cuisines and Dishes at Einstein's:
- Burgers
- American
Einstein's
1077 Juniper St NE,
Atlanta
GA
30309
Today's hours: 11:00 am-12:00 am
einsteinsatlanta.com (404) 876-7925
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Ratings and Reviews for Einstein's
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May 09 2012
Herman W. via Yelp
They got us through so we could make the show, but service seemed a bit slow to me. We had salads & little plates & are both pleased. Salads were huge &...read more
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Apr 30 2012
Obadiah S. via Yelp
My friends and I have been on a brunch kick. This past weekend, we gave Einstein's a go. The place was packed, and I figured that would be a good sign. We...read more
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Apr 22 2012
Jill G. via Yelp
I love this place. The amazing outdoor patio and ambiance is what sucks me in and the delicious food is what keeps me coming back. I've never had a bad...read more
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Apr 06 2009
foody1234 via Citysearch
We went in here for a work lunch and the food was out in 10 minutes! The patio was amazing. The fresh air and openness was aweso...read more
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Feb 03 2009
DennisnAtlanta via Citysearch
The food here is so so. It's not over the top but not bad either--upscale bar food best decribes it. The Saturday and Sunday bru...read more
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Sep 09 2008
via Citysearch
Good food and nice atmosphere. There are two sections--one casual and one more classy. The food is consistent and the service is g...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
This longtime Juniper Street standard is known for its block-long patio and monstrously popular Sunday brunch. Inside the two 1920s bungalows, black lacquer and blond wood cleverly mix with a chalkboard equation mock-up and candelabra done up as an atomic model. A consistent draw with the Midtown gay crowd, it's also a Sunday morning destination for crowds of morning-after clubgoers.
The Food
You don't have to be an Einstein to realize that this is a bar in restaurant guise, so order accordingly. Burgers, sandwiches and bar snacks--plus weekend brunch items--are a much better bet than the more serious entrees. Artichoke dip and chipotle-laced calamari are solid starters, and the Einstein's Grill, a variation on a Monte Cristo featuring turkey, bacon and egg-battered sourdough, is a knockout. Be sure to try the killer bloody mary--perfect before or after a day in Piedmont Park.
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