

The Farmhouse at Serenbe, one of Atlanta’s original farm-to-table restaurants, serves regional cuisine using locally grown, organic ingredients from the restaurant’s own garden as well as from Serenbe Farms and other area producers. The Farmhouse re-imagines the farm-to-table menu each month with a focus on seasonal local ingredients. The Farmhouse sources from the Farmhouse Garden, nearby farmers and artisanal producers.
Farm-to-table cuisine & craft cocktails are served in an airy, genteel setting with country touches.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | 12–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–9 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–9 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10950 Hutchesons Ferry Rd, Chattahoochee Hills, GA 30268
Phone: (770) 463-2622
Website: https://serenbefarmhouse.com/
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Well done Inn at Serenbe !
Thank you to our server Kristen to make our night memorable ❤️
Literal definition of the kind of restaurant the movie “The Menu” slams and pokes fun at.
Service was great as it has always been.
Oh and they let another party bring a dog into the dinning room, take that for what you will.
I remember when they were all about elevated home cooked Whole Foods, “from farm to table”.
my partner and I had 3 appetizers because we were not going to pay $75 for a pork tenderloin dish. We are glad we didn’t spend more than we did tonight because what we had, we severely over paid for.
$4 for a sweet tea the size of the small water cups and no refill either.
“Tomato carpaccio”
Poorly sliced tomatoes drizzled in pretentious oil and topped with halved cherry tomatoes and pearl onions. Micro greens, need I say more? And that’s not an over exaggeration. $24
“Saint Anne Oysters”
oysters the size of a child’s thumb. Lemon on a bed of finishing salt. Literally smaller than a wedge of lemon..$25
“Lump crab cake”
Singular crab cake, under seasoned, deep fried, on a broken emulsion sauce of some kind, probably aioli. A couple of thinly sliced radishes and lettuce that seem liked it came from a salad kit from the grocery store. $32
we left still hungry, highly disappointed to the nearest whataburger.
The best thing we had for dinner was the butter for the mediocre rolls and my bourbon.
if you’re a manager and reading this, go ahead and push through our refund because it was seriously 0/5
Anyone eating here is a winning combination of full of it, pretentious, and doesn’t understand the value of money. I can not in good conscience recommend anyone going there.
We had a chef’s tasting meal where wine was paired with each plate. Not only was the meal executed exceptionally, but each wine selected for each course paired superbly with what we ate! The sommelier was so knowledgeable and her passion during her explanations of each wine showed. We loved our time with her when she came to our table and knew we were in good hands with the wine. We started with a strawberry gazpacho, which was a great way to open our pallette. It opened up the taste buds for each course following, which only got better and better. The smoked leeks were good but didn’t compare to what came after. The next thing we had was a wagyu tartar with capers which was excellent! It wasn’t over seasoned and it paired perfectly with the wine for that plate. The next dish we had wasn’t even on the menu and specially prepared for our table. We all were surprised and that ended up being our favorite dish of the night! It was halibut with mushrooms, leeks and a special sauce. Man let me tell you, that fish was cooked perfectly and every component on that plate just added to the flavor of the fish and elevated it with every bite. If I could have licked the plate, I would! It was so delicious and my parents really enjoyed that dish as well. The wine paired with it was sensational, and it also happened to be the only one my mom finished! Our 2nd favorite dish was the wagyu steak with mushrooms, smoked leeks and a sauce. Man, that steak cut like butter and when you ate it, it melted in your mouth! Truly a great dish. We finished off with a chocolate cake which was great! I don’t normally eat chocolate cake but that cake was so good! It wasn’t sweet and was a great way to end a perfect meal.
Between the attentive and friendly staff and the customer service manager who came over and checked on us, and even explained some of our dishes to us, we were more than thrilled with this experience. We will definitely be returning again for the next tasting and recommend it to anyone we know to try it! Thank you all for the great memories and great time we had.