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Southern cuisine & a long bar for craft beers & cocktails in an airy setup with outdoor tables.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Monday | 5–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 933 Garrett St #101-102, Atlanta, GA 30316
Phone: (404) 627-8818
Website: http://vickerysatlanta.com/
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Reviews
Stacey Moody
Food was sooooooo delicious! Every bite had tons of flavor! My boyfriend had the steak and thought it was amazing for $22. I got the fried green tomato BLT for $18 and it was one of the best sandwiches I’ve had in a long time. Sweet potato fries freshly cut and he loved the macaroni and cheese. Definitely made fresh with a unique recipe. Good music. Genesis was our service and she was great. Will be coming back!
… moreVincent Goard
Met for lunch for the friend and we ate on the bar side of the restaurant. So the service was a little different, then had we just gone in the.Regular dining room. He had a regular burger and fries. I had the cuban with sweet potato fries. the food was okay, but the service it was awesome. Be prepared to walk to the restaurant when you do find the space in the neighborhood. Street signs mark clearly that parking is allowed for 2 hours between business hours.
… moreChin Chila
I’ve been to Vickery’s multiple times and had excellent experiences, but my most recent visit was a tad bit different. I forgot that the hostess has to seat their guest. Since Noone greeted me and I didn’t see any signage stating to wait to be seated…. I grabbed one. So I guess to teach me the rules my friend and I say for 10 mins as 2 employees walked past us a few times each and not say one word to us. So my lunch mate said excuse me to them and the hostess said she didn’t see us as she was taking care of the table directly next to us. I spoke with the manager who was engaging, but I’m not too confident she will follow up regarding our concerns. Everything else ie food quality, atmosphere, and bartender were excellent!
… moreCrystal Webb
I’ve been a loyal customer of Vickery’s since 2013. For over a decade, it was my go-to spot for food and drinks, both personally and professionally. I’ve visited countless times, often multiple times a week, with friends, family, and colleagues. We consistently ordered generously and tipped well. Unfortunately, a recent experience has led my husband and I to decide we will no longer spend another dollar here, personally or for business.
While sitting on the bar side, minding my own business, I was repeatedly harassed by a visibly intoxicated woman who deliberately sat next to me to start trouble. She stared at me continuously, and made unsolicited, offensive assumptions about my marriage. My husband was sitting to my left, completely unaware of what was transpiring as he was listening to some music through his Meta glasses. I initially ignored the woman’s behavior and tried to laugh it off because I simply came to eat in peace. However, the situation escalated when she began directing inappropriate questions toward my husband and attempting to provoke him. Despite her continued escalation, other patrons jumped in to defend her and one even threatened my husband, portraying her as the victim.
When we attempted to explain the situation to Jason (who I believe is the bar manager), rather than hearing us out, we were told the police were being called on us. We were not the aggressors and did nothing wrong. It was deeply frustrating to be dismissed and treated as though we were at fault when we were only defending ourselves.
What makes this experience especially upsetting is that we have always been respectful, trouble-free patrons for 13 years! The bar staff that evening was dismissive and, at times, rude. There was no apparent effort to address how this intoxicated individual was disrupting the environment, continuing to insult my husband, and repeatedly putting her hand in his face to provoke him. To my knowledge, she was never asked to leave nor threatened with police involvement. She left only when she chose to.
Only the server who brought out our food showed any level of concern or professionalism. The bartenders and another staff member in the back (a bald person, don’t know their role) made it clear we were not welcome and ultimately called the police.
We are owed an apology. While I don’t expect one, I’m leaving this review to warn other customers (especially people of color) to be mindful of how quickly a place you’ve supported for years can turn on you and how we’re quickly seen as the problem just because we get loud when we’ve been disrespected. I would strongly advise going to another place in the neighborhood like The Beverly if you want to avoid situations like the one we experienced.
After more than a decade of loyal support, we understand the value we bring as customers and as people. Respect should never be conditional or situational. When a business fails to protect that basic standard, it’s our responsibility to set boundaries and take our patronage where it’s valued.
… moreWhile sitting on the bar side, minding my own business, I was repeatedly harassed by a visibly intoxicated woman who deliberately sat next to me to start trouble. She stared at me continuously, and made unsolicited, offensive assumptions about my marriage. My husband was sitting to my left, completely unaware of what was transpiring as he was listening to some music through his Meta glasses. I initially ignored the woman’s behavior and tried to laugh it off because I simply came to eat in peace. However, the situation escalated when she began directing inappropriate questions toward my husband and attempting to provoke him. Despite her continued escalation, other patrons jumped in to defend her and one even threatened my husband, portraying her as the victim.
When we attempted to explain the situation to Jason (who I believe is the bar manager), rather than hearing us out, we were told the police were being called on us. We were not the aggressors and did nothing wrong. It was deeply frustrating to be dismissed and treated as though we were at fault when we were only defending ourselves.
What makes this experience especially upsetting is that we have always been respectful, trouble-free patrons for 13 years! The bar staff that evening was dismissive and, at times, rude. There was no apparent effort to address how this intoxicated individual was disrupting the environment, continuing to insult my husband, and repeatedly putting her hand in his face to provoke him. To my knowledge, she was never asked to leave nor threatened with police involvement. She left only when she chose to.
Only the server who brought out our food showed any level of concern or professionalism. The bartenders and another staff member in the back (a bald person, don’t know their role) made it clear we were not welcome and ultimately called the police.
We are owed an apology. While I don’t expect one, I’m leaving this review to warn other customers (especially people of color) to be mindful of how quickly a place you’ve supported for years can turn on you and how we’re quickly seen as the problem just because we get loud when we’ve been disrespected. I would strongly advise going to another place in the neighborhood like The Beverly if you want to avoid situations like the one we experienced.
After more than a decade of loyal support, we understand the value we bring as customers and as people. Respect should never be conditional or situational. When a business fails to protect that basic standard, it’s our responsibility to set boundaries and take our patronage where it’s valued.
Tee Powell
Vickery’s always serves delicious bites, whether it’s brunch, lunch, or dinner. I had the migos tacos and my daughter had the southern fried chicken with Mac and collards. The collards were really tough with a heavy vinegar taste, but the rest was DELICIOUS! We sat outside and people watched while enjoying our meal.
… moreAatara Johnson
Stopped by for a drink. Ordered the espresso martini it was strong and delicious. The service was incredible. The atmosphere and the other patron were friendly. Definitely looking forward to going back one another football Sunday.
… moreLisa Anderson
I really enjoy this place. I’ve only eaten at the bar but I have a positive experience every time. The staff is friendly and attentive without being over bearing. The food is always well prepared and yummy, and the drinks are generously poured. The crowd is also nice — clearly a lot of friendly regulars.
… moreT. DUMAS
What we had was very delicious! I love this place because it’s very grown up. Its a place to go when you want good food by yourself or with a friend for peace and quiet. It’s hidden on a corner near very nice home.
… moreUmbrella Travels
Great food, great bar, and excellent service. I’ll definitely be back to this hidden gem.
… moreMary P
Our first time here and Harrison made sure the introduction was memorable. The NY Bar Vibe is stellar, intimate and casual making you feel like local, and the food is remarkable. Try the fried okra if you are a fan.
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