


Enjoy The Best Steak… Anywhere at Morton’s The Steakhouse, an upscale, fine dining destination offering prime-aged steaks, seafood, happy hour, cocktails, wine dinners, and more. Convenient to Atlanta hotspots such as the CNN Center, The Fox Theater, The Georgia Aquarium and the Georgia World Congress Center, Morton’s is a favorite for romantic date nights or business dinners, with elegant private dining rooms ideal for larger or smaller groups.
Upscale chain for aged prime beef, seafood & other traditional steakhouse fare in a clubby space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 303 Peachtree Center Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (404) 577-4366
Website: https://www.mortons.com/location/mortons-the-steakhouse-atlanta-ga/
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Reviews
For our main courses, we ordered the rack of lamb, a six-ounce Wagyu bavette, and a six-ounce filet paired with a lobster tail. The steaks and lamb were cooked well and very enjoyable. Unfortunately, the lobster tail was undercooked, and the entrées were not served as hot as expected.
On the positive side, the lobster mac and cheese was outstanding—rich and tasty—and the spinach and mushroom side dish was also very good.
Despite a few issues with temperature and the lobster tail, I would still give Morton’s another try, as the overall quality and flavors were solid.
No military discount.
From the moment we arrived, Laura was welcoming and compassionate. We were seated right away, and David took excellent care of us at the bar. This visit was a complete turnaround—zero complaints. We enjoyed the chicken and burger sliders as part of the Veuve Clicquot promotion, and both were delicious. We also decided to try the ribeye steak along with the smoked gouda and bacon au gratin potatoes—everything was fantastic. I loved my raspberry apple martini and a glass of Veuve Clicquot champagne as well.
This was a much better dining experience all around. I’d recommend visiting during the week if possible, as the bar area was far less crowded than on the previous Friday we went. Overall, thank you to Morton’s Atlanta for going above and beyond to smooth over what had been a rough start. The hospitality was greatly appreciated.
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I had one of the worst dining experiences I’ve ever encountered at Morton’s Steakhouse Atlanta. We stopped in around 5:15pm on a Friday evening hoping to grab a few quick bites at the bar. The restaurant advertises a 5:00pm opening, and although the bar area was full, we were happy to wait for seats.
We spoke directly with both the host and the general manager, who confirmed that we would be next in line for bar seating. At the time, there were no guests waiting in the dining room or lobby—just us. Everything seemed straightforward.
What was supposed to be a short wait turned into nearly an hour. As more people began arriving, I checked in with the host to reconfirm that we were still next for available seats. To my surprise, she suddenly changed her story and told us that the bar was “first come, first serve” and that whoever physically reached the seats first would get them—completely contradicting what we had already been told.
Confused, I asked to speak with the general manager again. He reassured us that we would, in fact, be seated next. Shortly after, two seats opened at the bar—and unbelievably, the host instructed two other guests to rush up and take them. We were stunned. So were the other people who had been waiting and witnessed the entire situation.
We requested the general manager once more. He returned visibly upset with the host and acknowledged that a plan had been in place to seat us next. However, the guests who had taken the seats refused to return to the host stand, and just like that, the seats were gone.
At that point, we had waited patiently and politely for over an hour, only to be treated with confusion, miscommunication, and total disregard. We left without being seated, without eating, and without any attempt from management to make things right.
For a restaurant with Morton’s reputation, this level of disorganization and poor hospitality was shocking. The lack of professionalism and basic customer service was unacceptable.
Terrible experience.
When we arrived at the bar, we were not greeted or acknowledged for quite some time. After waiting, we eventually were able to get a drink and place a dinner order, but throughout our visit no one checked on us, asked if we needed anything, or followed up once our food arrived. The fries were hard and cold. However, the chicken smash burger was delish!
The most disappointing part was learning after our meal was served that the Veuve fry holder—one of the main reasons we came—was already sold out. This was never communicated when we ordered, which left us feeling misled and frustrated.
Overall, the lack of attentiveness and communication really took away from what should have been a fun, elevated experience tied to a special collaboration. We left disappointed and hope management addresses these service issues, especially when promoting viral or limited-time offerings.
Service was attentive and our waiter answered all of our questions with suggestions of his own. Validated parking just across the street made this an easy trip down town.