Annie's Thai Castle

(404) 264-9546

3195 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA | Directions   30305

33.842214 -84.378839 View Website
  • Hours

    Lunch hours: Tue - Fri, 11am - 2:30pm. Dinner hours: Tue - Thu, 5:30pm - 10:30pm; Fri, Sat, 5:30pm - 11:30pm; Sun, 4:30pm - 10pm
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Neighborhoods:
Northside, Northside, Buckhead Village

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Restaurants
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Cuisine:
Asian, Thai

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Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Lunch Spot
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa

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At a Glance ?
100% ambiance
“The atmosphere is great - perfect for good conversation and a family atmosphere!”
100% food quality
“The food is great!”
100% menu variety
“The menu has a lot of variety -I love the Thai Basil rolls, chicken larb and seafood in a clay pot!”
100% overall
“It has excellent food and it is a nice place to have dinner at!”
100% return potential
“The food was excellent, but we will never go back.”
50% service
“For the last year or so, they have not have very friendly staff.”

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2.0
January 31, 2011

Big price, small portion, bad service. I went to Annie's at the end of lunch when things were winding down; I ordered the thai basil shrimp. The menu described it as "Chili, garlic, red and green bell pepper and basil leaves are sautéed with shrimps." That sounds like thai basil shrimp to me...

What I got, however, was a plate full of cold lettuce with a few hot shrimp & peppers on top. I thought the rest of my meal must be hidden beneath the lettuce but boy was I wrong. I hadn't ordered a salad so I didn't want a plate full of lettuce; I was expecting a plate full of thai basil shrimp.

For $10 I left hungry and extremely disappointed. I told the server I was really disappointed, and he could not have cared less. He handed me the check and said goodbye. I will never eat at this restaurant again.

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5.0
September 15, 2007

Great Thai Food in Atlanta. Best Thai food I have found in Atlanta. I will give this 5 stars because the food is so great. For the last year or so, they have not have very friendly staff.

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5.0
November 29, 2006

Best Thai Food in Atlanta. My husband and I have been big fans of Annie's for over 5 years. The flavored whole fish and rama pork are our favorite entrees. Basil rolls and chicken coconut soup are always a must. Currant Affair is my favorite cocktail. Definitely worth the drive in town.

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2.0
January 14, 2006

Disappointed. I've always heard about Annie's Thai castle and My husband finally took me there for my birthday! Our waitress was terrible though. She was extremely rude. The food was excellent, but we will never go back. The waitress seemed to be in a hurry so she was short when we asked some questions about the menu. She didn't offer any appetizers, nor desserts!!! She brought us the ticket before we had finished our meal! We felt so unwelcome!

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5.0
December 21, 2005

Always a Favorite!. My family and I have been eating at Annie's Thai Castle for the past several years and it's always been our favorite! The atmosphere is great - perfect for good conversation and a family atmosphere! The menu has a lot of variety -I love the Thai Basil rolls, chicken larb and seafood in a clay pot! The service has always been great here as well, so I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for great Thai food!

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3.5
August 14, 2003

Dependable Thai standards bring loyal customers back to this lively restaurant in the heart of Buckhead.. The Scene
Families, dating couples and the business crowd keep Buckhead's favorite Thai restaurant jumping at lunch and dinner. Though it can be loud, the room appeals with its dark, well-appointed coziness. Smoke from the bar wafts throughout the restaurant, giving it a tavern-like ambience.

The Food
Come here for traditional Thai dishes, like the chicken larb appetizer. The dish's gently minced chicken, tossed in lime juice, onions and spices, holds a sneaky, addictive and slowly building fire; timid palates beware. Spicy mixed seafood--a plateful of fresh fish, mussels, shrimp, scallops and tender squid in a chili-based red sauce--packs slightly less heat. Beef with ginger provides a cooling change of pace, with its intense, fresh ginger and sweet slivers of onion. More creative menu items disappoint, like strange, cloying spring rolls with cream cheese filling and sweet, smothering peanut sauce.

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0.5
February 24, 2003

Annies Road to Self Destruction. Annies has been pretty decent over the years. However, a recent visit truly displayed their true colors. The owner apparently had a nervous breakdown she came out and started yelling at us for not ordering enough dishes! We had a group of six people, of which only 4 of us were eating. The restaurant was practically empty (about 10 people) but according to the owner we had taken up too much space in the restaurant and not ordered enough dishes?? My group and I were in total shock. Not anymore, we have seen a significant deterioration in the quality and service. Not to mention the psychotic owner who has absolutely no sense of customer service or any professional etiquette. As Thai food lovers we have already found a better place for your favorite Thai dishes--Tamarinds on 14th street, will blow the socks of Annies.

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4.5
August 29, 2002

LOVE IT!!!. The food is great! Great hot & sour soup, great pad thai, great curries! I mean everything is yummy! And the service is some of the friendliest I have encountered, and on a consistent basis!

I love this place!1

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4.5
June 27, 2002

Awesome. The best Spring rolls and Thai Noodle in the city.

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