
Gunshow offers a bold, interactive take on the traditional dining experience. Dinners enjoy a build your own tasting menu based upon our network of farmers. Dishes are presented to the guests, at their tables, by our culinary team. Cocktails are prepared tableside on a rolling cart. Reservations are highly recommended.
Eclectic eatery with dim-sum-style roving carts doling out creative bites to communal tables.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 6–9 PM |
| Thursday | 6–9 PM |
| Friday | 6–9 PM |
| Saturday | 6–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 924 Garrett St, Atlanta, GA 30316
Phone: (404) 380-1886
Website: http://www.gunshowatl.com/
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Reviews
Some dishes were good, others were just okay. The menu changes regularly and our friends who go often said that this meal was not as good as their past experiences, so maybe we’d give it another shot? It is not an inexpensive meal.
The atmosphere is very casual.
PROS:
The service is spot on, and everyone was really amicable and knowledgeable of the menu. Drinks were amazing. The oyster, chicken liver, and lamb dishes were great. The trout was salty but still good. We really liked the salad. The banana pudding was good, but with many banana desserts, it was a bit too sweet.
CONS:
The tuna and strawberry combination did not go well. The shrimp bene was weird, lacked needed flavor, and just off. The crab with the sea urchin was meh, which was upsetting as we were looking forward to it.
This is a fun experience that we encourage people to try, but it didn’t blow my socks off.
Don’t forget the burnt sugar old fashion, the presentation and taste were excellent.
Keep up the good work.
Remember to get the tamale too, with the green sauce.
They charge, mind you, not merely for sustenance but for art. Alas, one’s purse grows lighter whilst one’s stomach remains in tragic suspense often times. I departed the place not unlike a man who has attended a sermon, spiritually stirred, but bodily unfed.
It is, in all fairness, an experiment and an expensive one, akin to those alchemists who turn gold into confusion. There is, I daresay, an air of European pretension about the whole affair, as though the roast quail had studied abroad and returned unbearably cultured.
Reservations are scarce, of course, for scarcity is the new seasoning. It lends the place an aura of exclusivity, much like a velvet rope before an empty ballroom. I have dined upon finer fare and sipped more honest wine, yet I find myself oddly amused.
For truly, no one visits Gunshow in pursuit of mere nourishment. Nay, one goes to witness the grand performance of modern appetite: where hunger and vanity duel with silver forks and the only casualty is one’s wallet.
Tragic, delicious folly!
The space is open, bright, and laid back.
The staff were incredibly helpful. A special shout out to Nate the bartender who told us the stories of how he created the Collard drink (including a taste test of Ethiopian spices, butter & collards!)
The food was eccentric to say the least, menu changes every few weeks, our favorites were a chicken liver mouse app and a shrimp gumbo dish, but we even had sea urchin ice cream (I wish we had photos, but we were too busy eating!)
The chefs took a picture with our party at the end of the night since we closed down the restaurant. Expect to spend here, but every $ is worth it!