- Southern
- American
The Colonnade
Menu for The Colonnade
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Ratings and Reviews for The Colonnade
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Mar 28 2012
Maurice D. via Yelp
WOW! The food here is great! My partner and I came here on a complete whim this past Saturday afternoon. This was our first time here and we didn't really...read more
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Mar 21 2012
Beth S. via Yelp
Ignore the 1980's Buicks and Cadillacs parked out front; run away from the Cheshire pay-by-the-hour Motor Inn; but stop at the ATM just inside bc they don't...read more
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Mar 21 2012
Larry N. via Yelp
Been here quite a few time, this is a great place to sit in the bar and people watch while waiting for a table.The food is consistently good and for a good...read more
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Feb 26 2009
bb_s via Citysearch
I have to give this three stars. Why? The food really isn?t that great but then it isn't always about the food. This place is a...read more
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Jan 22 2009
onechris via Citysearch
Great place! the web site is ---> colonnadeatlanta --- CASH ONLY !!! This place is old school all the way! no reservation and ...read more
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Jan 12 2009
via Citysearch
I love Colonnade, I was sad when they stopped serving lunches. There is usually a line with short wait but well worth it. Prices...read more
The Scene
Situated amid the strip joints and antique shops of funky Cheshire Bridge Road, this sprawling restaurant doesn't have a colonnade in sight, but it's an immensely popular Midtown destination. Inside are several large, sparsely decorated dining rooms and a smoky bar. Service, provided by a veteran staff, is efficient and friendly.
The Food
Halfway between a meat-and-three and a tea room, this throwback restaurant specializes in old-fashioned Southern food. A bread basket full of hot yeast rolls and corn muffins is a highlight, as are fresh vegetables and homey desserts. Fried chicken is especially good, as is the roasted pork loin with celery dressing and the chicken pot-pie. Shrimp cocktail (served with tear-inducing horseradish-laced cocktail sauce) and a retro iceberg wedge salad are worth ordering as well. Peppermint ice cream, a signature item, makes an excellent finish.