The Globe Cafe Restaurant & Bar

(404) 541-1487

75 5th St. NW
Atlanta, GA 30308 33.7769 -84.3894

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Neighborhoods: Northeast, Midtown, Northeast

Hours:

Mon-Sat 10am-11pm

Price:

$$

Last updated 8.24.09

Hours:

Mon-Sat 10am-11pm

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The Globe Cafe Restaurant & Bar

The Globe Cafe Restaurant & Bar

What People Are Saying About The Globe Cafe Restaurant & Bar

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The Scene – Located in the newly thriving, pedestrian-friendly "Biltmore district" across from Barnes & Noble, this spot, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, is populated by hipsters, neighborhood dwellers and office workers. Think mod interiors: a spare, groovy cafeteria with white, sage, mustard and gray accents--and a library room complete with books. Service is swift and the young staffers are brainy without being haughty. – – The Food – Accomplished chef Joshua Perkins' inventive starters include the rice flour-coated veggie tempura frites, heirloom tomato and…

Editor's Tips

Save Money:
The "quick fix" might be the city's best deal: a glass of house wine and choice of two small plates for $13.
Know Before You Go:
Ride the free yellow and black Georgia Tech Trolley or MARTA to the door.
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Fine Dining, Outdoor Dining, Business Dining, Happy Hour, Dine At The Bar, Bar Scene
Bar & Club Special Features:
Specialty Cocktails, After Work
3 Star Rating: Average

08/06/09

This place is Closed

by alsim123 at Citysearch

This place is Closed

3 Star Rating: Average

09/01/08

Nothing to Get Excited About

by neatomosquito at Citysearch

Went on Saturday night. Hard to talk about much of anything since it was a fairly blah experience. Oh, wait.....I thought the restaurant looked really cool. There was a feeling of privacy due to simple curtains hung here and there. Other than that I'm back to average. Food you ask? For the starter I had the barely touched scallops. Paper thin raw scallops served with olive oil, sea salt, a little garlic, or at least I think so. Me being a sushi eater didn't find anything exciting there and the presentation on a really nice but way too small plate was abysmal. Main, lemon ricotta ravioli. Nice helping of the stuff and there was lots of fresh green stuff like parsley etc...on it but otherwise....nothing of note to report. Dessert. Boy, if a restaurant can't take advantage of every opportunity to make desserts looks spectacular then they're just plain goofy. I had some sort of lemon cheesecake, or so I thought, that was actually a lemon cake served with a dollop of whipped cream thrown, and I mean thrown on the top. No effort at presentation. Smells of "I don't care" to me. So, with a party of 4, the general consensus was that we weren't going to head back there any time soon, if ever. Too many other great places to eat in ATL.

  • Pros: Cool Interior Space
  • Cons: No one thing....just nothing notable to make me want to go back
3 Star Rating: Average

08/09/08

A little disappointing

by mike3889 at Citysearch

I work near the Globe and have been wanting to try having dinner there. So my wife and I went Friday night. The atmosphere is nice and the service we received was very good and relaxed. The overall experience was enjoyable...but the food was disappointing. For the price the food just didn't measure up. If the prices were 1/2 then it would have been just OK. Oh and a glass of wine was $10 or more. I wanted to listen to the live jazz featured on Friday nights but the band was playing outside...where it was really hot. So we decided to sit inside where it was nice and cool instead. So I didn't get to hear the band which would have made up for the poor quality and over priced food. I should give an example of the food issue...we both ordered summer salads...which were very well presented and included edamame, asparagus, tomatoes and cheese on top of a piece of bread. It looked really good. Only the bread was so hard...really hard...we couldn't cut it with our knife. I just picked mine up and chewed it by hand. My whole wheat penne pasta dish was just OK. On the plus side my wife really liked her onion soup. It just isn't a place we will ever return to. If the food was significantly better we would definitely return. Or if the food was 1/2 the price we might return. Oh well luckily there are many many great places to eat out n Atlanta.

  • Pros: Service, pleasant environment, convient location
  • Cons: limited food choices, over priced food and wine by the glass, food not that good

The Details on The Globe Cafe Restaurant & Bar

Save Money:

The "quick fix" might be the city's best deal: a glass of house wine and choice of two small plates for $13.

Know Before You Go:

Ride the free yellow and black Georgia Tech Trolley or MARTA to the door.

Category:

Traditional American, Bars & Clubs, Restaurants

Payment Methods:

American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard

Restaurant Special Features:

Local Favorite, Fine Dining, Outdoor Dining, Business Dining, Happy Hour, Dine At The Bar, Bar Scene

Bar & Club Special Features:

Specialty Cocktails, After Work

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