Aria is a good option in Buckhead. FYI, Delbar is not anywhere that any wine friend I have ever talks about. Doesn’t mean it might not be an untapped gold mine? St. Cecilia is highly recommend and I can connect you with someone that can help facilitate the group experience.
They have the space to accommodate 10, but it would likely be too last minute assuming it’s tonight or within the last couple days.
Delbar wine list is solid if you go into it with the right perspective. Maybe underwhelming for folks here, but serviceable to good for a business group of 10. The food is quite good.
I’m well acquainted with the management and they simply don’t want to deal with a group of 10.
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Delbar Buckhead is a fun spot for a work dinner. Not quiet, but good atmosphere. Solid choice.
Avize in west midtown. Great
food and wine list
Delbar did a great job with our group of 12 - preordered plates and they kept them coming at a good clip throughout the evening. The ladies drank mostly cocktails. Good vibes. Everyone seemed to think it was a hit! Appreciate the rec!
Has anyone done Koshu Club? Looks great. Debating it vs. Omakase Table vs. Kimball House for a Sunday night. (Many places not open on Sunday.)
I have not but have heard good things from friends, same folks as Mujo which has a star so I would go with confidence, but expect the wine program to be reflective of the broader Atlanta scene. Recent vintages with few values.
I think @bradkaplan has done Koshu Club
Kimball House will always be my one of my faves as I used to live around the corner and was there weekly in their early days.
Yep, a quick meal at the bar at Koshu Club was very fun. It’s very Mujo-related in feel - the space is beautiful, the service friendly but highly professional, the music fun. The caesar salad was truly fantastic, the wagyu sando was just OK but well-priced at least, the veggie sides very good - we weren’t in the mood for dropping hundreds on steak (nor are we ever, really). The cocktails and wine program are really top notch, though you will pay for the goods with the wines. Cocktails and sake are probably the way to go if you don’t want to spend a fortune.
Thanks Brad!