Cuisines and Dishes at Ray's on the River:
- Seafood
- American
Ray's on the River
6700 Powers Ferry Rd Nw,
Atlanta
GA
30339
raysontheriver.com (770) 955-1187
Menu for Ray's on the River
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Ratings and Reviews for Ray's on the River
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Apr 29 2012
johnnie C. via Yelp
Went to Rays on the River for the first time this evening. The location was beautiful. Had the Crab Cake appetizer. (Amazing!) My boyfriend had the Red...read more
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Apr 25 2012
Amber S. via Yelp
This is one of my favorite places to eat. I've been here a few times. Ironically, they specialize in seafood...which I don't eat. I am slowly working myself...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Patti M. via Yelp
went for lunch to take advantage of the lunch priced menu. it was a beautiful sunny day in ATL so i talked my friend into sitting outside in the sun. she...read more
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Apr 24 2009
veronicawrig62 via Citysearch
My co worker and I went to Ray’s on the River after work several days ago. I just love their views of the Chattahoochee River...read more
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Mar 27 2009
DennisnAtlanta via Citysearch
We were here the first week in March. This was my first time at Ray’s, although I have know about it for years. The food was ...read more
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Mar 19 2009
HP9679 via Citysearch
Ray's is a great place for a romantic dinner of drinks after work. During the week, they even offer 1/2 price appetizers which ar...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
This expansive, comfortable space, with its low ceilings and lodge appeal, plays better in the evening (when there's live jazz in the bar) than during the day. Nonetheless, all of the tables in the multilevel dining room offer at least a partial view of the river, though most folks who come for Sunday brunch are more interested in what's on the buffet tables.
The Food
A top-shelf American seafood house for lunch and dinner, Ray's is better known to most Atlantans for its palatial Sunday and holiday brunches. You'll find perennial favorites--the prime rib carving station, the prepared-to-order omelette station, the abundant shrimp cocktail--as well as cooked-to-order waffles, the usual bacon, eggs and breakfast breads and even an ice cream station.
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