
From Chef Craig Richards comes Lyla Lila, an expression of Southern European culinary traditions with an emphasis on Italian cuisine, natural wines and curated cocktails. The restaurant is named after the partners’ daughter’s names, honoring a childhood curiosity, improvisation, innocence and experimentation. The menu changes daily as the restaurant aims to serve as a respite from everyday life.
Upscale restaurant with a trendy vibe serving up southern European fare, including pasta & seafood.
Hours
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 693 Peachtree St NE UNIT 118, Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (404) 963-2637
Website: https://www.lylalilaatl.com/
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Reviews
We started with the rosemary ciabatta and lavender honey chili butter. It was so good we had to order a second round. For our entrées, we tried the wagyu beef and black truffle ravioli and the herb pappardelle with bolognese and parmigiano. Both dishes were absolutely delicious. The pasta was fresh and full of flavor. I loved the pappardelle so much that I ordered a third plate to go for my husband at home. He had to try his favorite dish from Lyla Lila.
I also had an extra dirty martini that was served perfectly. I came here to celebrate my birthday and really appreciated the birthday candle with my cheesecake. It was such a thoughtful touch that not many restaurants do these days.
The ambiance and lighting were intimate and beautiful, and the staff was helpful and informative throughout the night. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. 10s across the board. Please thank the chef and the entire team for delivering such a memorable evening.
Service was warm and professional, and the atmosphere elegant yet relaxed. A must-visit spot in Atlanta for anyone who appreciates refined cuisine and great hospitality. Highly recommended!
We had the bread starter, artichokes, cacio e pepe, and the sweet potato pasta along with the cheesecake and tiramisu. All of the food was noteworthy and I would come back and eat all of it again.
The cacio e pepe was incredible and I loved how it was served as sort of a stuffed pasta dish. The Brussel sprouts side was also a stand out. I didn’t get pictures of the HUGE piece of tiramisu we were served. Overall a really special meal that I’d recommend to any looking for an elevated Italian meal.
As a single diner, I was directed to the bar, which was still preferable to one of the tiny tables placed against the side window on the high-traffic route to the kitchen. The service was perfunctory, I was served my food and that was it, zero concern if the meal and the wines were satisfactory.
Be aware that a listing in the Michelin guide is not the same as being awarded a Michelin star.
For drinks I had the Soul Vaccination which was great and my wife had a tasty mocktail.
Started with the Broccoli & Fennel Salad and the Crispy Artichokes, both of which were delicious but we especially enjoyed the Broccoli which was light and refreshing.
The Crispy Duck Lasagna was great, although I enjoyed it more than my wife did. We both loved the unique and delicious Ravioli Doppio, just wish it came with more pieces!
Finished with the French lemon yogurt cake and the Meyer lemon cheesecake, the latter of which was superb. Enjoyed a glass of cold port as well.
Overall great meal with good service and a cool table by the window. The bar area is one of the coolest I’ve seen.