Cuisines and Dishes at Parish:
- Southern
- American
Parish
240 N Highland Ave NE,
Atlanta
GA
30307
parishatl.com (404) 681-4434
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Ratings and Reviews for Parish
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May 03 2012
Lindsay D. via Yelp
I loved the ambiance in this place - the warehouse feel was awesome when filled with families who have just gotten out of church enjoying their breakfast....read more
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Apr 30 2012
Helena C. via Yelp
Came here for brunch over the weekend. Ordered the shrimp and grits... looked great, texture was good.. but it was just totally bland... whatever... I can...read more
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Apr 22 2012
Dana J. via Yelp
I love the atmosphere of this place! I always enjoy myself at Parrish. I've gone with family and for a date. Everyone I take loves it too. Some of my...read more
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Apr 04 2009
kjones71 via Citysearch
I enjoyed my latest experience sunning and people watching on the side patio while taking advantage of the raw bar and sipping cav...read more
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Mar 06 2009
CNCook via Citysearch
I am not one to generally write a restaurant review. However, I am a seasoned traveler and experienced some of the best dishes in...read more
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Feb 25 2009
BennyS via Citysearch
I read a lot of raves about the atmosphere, but i was unimpressed. I am only 29 ye the lighting was so dim i could not even read t...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
The elongated Nawlins' style dual-story spot certainly doesn't lack on the charm-o-meter. The crusty old 1890s Inman Park building is jaw-droppingly beautiful and features a bustling basement market chocked with to-go goods and gourmet nibbles. In the upstairs dining room menus are scrawled on chalkboards and hang from century-old brick walls; a simple list of creative appetizers and Bayou-inspired entrees. The crawfish and chicken sausage cheesecake appetizer is a decadent wedge that's wonderfully weird, while the entree-sized andouillle-crusted New Orleans catfish comes seasoned stiff. Shrimp burgers and root beer floats with homemade ice cream add a nice French Quarter touch. Those wanting more in the sandwich variety should hit the market, where po' boys and fried green tomato sandwiches anchor a hip selection.
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