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Hal's
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Ratings and Reviews for Hal's
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May 20 2012
D G. via Yelp
Simply the best! It's just the best steak in town, and beyond! Cooked to perfection every time, and full of succulent flavor! The Bread Pudding is divine....read more
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May 13 2012
Marc F. via Yelp
Another great meal at Hal's!read more
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May 08 2012
Janna Z. via Yelp
The atmosphere, service and food was amazing! From the fried oysters to the crab salad and tenderloin oscar, fabulous wine and chocolate cake, you could...read more
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Dec 26 2008
dgold16 via Citysearch
I live in Louisiana, the home of good food. I love Ruth's Chris and Bones, but every time I come to Atlanta I without fail eat at ...read more
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Nov 14 2008
gmbrealestate via Citysearch
I have been to Hal's at least a dozen times. I truely enjoy the food and atmosphere. I do find however, that unless you are one of...read more
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Jul 25 2008
via Citysearch
Whenever I come here, there is usually someone public official dining or hanging out at the bar. It seems to a popular place for ...read more
The Scene
With its bright stucco facade and startling '80s signage, Hal's could easily be mistaken for a deluxe tanning salon. But don't let that deter you from visiting this insider favorite for big martinis, bigger steaks and exceptional service. Inside, the bourbon-cured, menthol-smoking, good times old guard crams the long, narrow bar. Mardi Gras posters, imitation gaslights and two strategically placed televisions highlight the comfortable, clubby dining room.
The Food
Everything goes better with butter at this excellent Creole-themed steak and seafood house. So down a couple of cholesterol pills and get ready for the delicious, simple butter sauce that graces a special of fried oysters and fresh chunks of lump crab. A similar sauce also appears under a perfectly cooked 12-ounce filet and again with a crispy, golden egg-battered snapper Franchese. Retro sides like creamed spinach and cheddar whipped potatoes are treated with utmost seriousness, and even something as plain-Jane as bread pudding shines in this temple to throwback fine dining.