(404) 810-9110
710 Peachtree St NE
Atlanta,
GA
30308
33.774
-84.3847
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Northeast, Northeast
Price:
$$
Last updated 8.16.11
Category:
Restaurants, Government Contractors
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Romantic Dining, Outdoor Dining, Private Rooms, Theater District Dining, Lunch Spot, Date Spot, Notable Wine List
Cuisine:
What People Are Saying About Enoteca Carbonari
Featured Review
Contributor
Contributor
The Scene – The owners of Baraonda opened a cozy neighboring eatery, replete with wine bottles and a wood-burning oven. Dark exposed-wood beams and medieval chandeliers contrast with stone accents. Aglow in soft lighting, the restaurant is ripe for romance and the never-ending wine list, abundant with Tuscan wines, should quell any first-date jitters. Knowledgeable servers help to decipher the menu and make complementary pairings. – – The Food – The tasting-friendly menu has an Italian bent, but don't expect any pasta or pizza specialties. There are a handful of dinner…
Editor's Tips
- Parking:
- Complimentary parking is available at the Bank of America building in Midtown Center on 3rd Street both for Baraonda and Enoteca.
- What to Drink:
- Peruse the extensive wine list. You can order by a glass, half-liter or a bottle.
| ambiance | 100.0% positive |
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| dessert | 100.0% positive |
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| drinks | 100.0% positive |
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| food quality | 92.9800033569336% positive |
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| menu variety | 91.66999816894531% positive |
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| overall | 100.0% positive |
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| return potential | 100.0% positive |
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| service | 71.4300012588501% positive |
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| value | 60.0% positive |
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Never want to come here again
by Dennisalva
There is nothing that can impress you in this restaurant. I came here and ruined my day and money. A low variety of food with high prices makes it a total waste. The restaurant also provide the facility of night club but the charges are not to be affordable also the sound system is not so good. I never want to come here again.
Beware the empty restaurant!
by BurghDiner
I used to frequent Atlanta years ago and had the opportunity to eat at many of the fantastic places to eat. So, when I found out that I was going to be in Atlanta for a week, I was over the moon. So I called my good friend Rob and his wife to pick out some placesfor a great meal. Both of us had heard some good buzz about Enoteca so was very happy to get a reservation at 7 on a Friday night. The alarms started sounding in my noggin when there was only one table full and they were getting ready to leave. But, how wrong can the buzz be I said to my friends and we sat to eat.
You may think that a completely empty restaurant is a sure sign that service will be stellar...and you would be dead wrong. On no less than three occassions, we had to ask the bus boy to find out waitress..three times! This establishment has a fairly impressive wine LIST. I emphasize list because the owner was unaware you had to actually have the wine if you were going to put it on the list. our first 5 selections were not available, FIVE. They were also out of two of the meats and two of the cheeses on the meat and cheese board. Total offerings of each was five...thats 40% of the menu unavailable.
The main coarses were very well done which one would expect when the kitchen has time to do the NYT crossword puzzle. I can only imagine what it is like when this place is hopping busy, if that ever happens. In short, save the high prices and go elsewhere. In my week in Atlanta the best service, cleanest establishment and value for money remains the Varsity...What'll ya have.
- Pros: Mains were good
- Cons: Horrifying Service and lack of wine
Don't order the ravioli....
by Lovesgreatfood27
This was a dissapointing experience to say the least. A friend and I went before seeing a show at the Fox, and while were lucky enough to get a table promptly, I wish we had walked out instead. I admit that the place has charm and is well decorated...ambiance was not the problem. While my friend ordered a salad, I chose the butternut squash ravioli, priced at $19. I felt that it was a reasonable price until I recieved my meal. On the plate there were THREE ravioli (not oversized) and two scallops. While the food was cooked fine, the "butter" sauce they were drowning in was almost pure oil. I have never been so appalled at a portion size. I have eaten at nice restaurants, so this is not a case of ignorance about fine dining. When asked about our experience by the server, we mentioned the portion size and were flippantly told "oh, well butternut squash is very expensive." I do quite a bit of gourmet cooking, and I know how expensive food is and is not, and I know the price of butternut squash has not risen to that ludicrous of a price. Also, when I finished my meal (rather quickly) I was passed by my own server and other staff three times before my plate was cleared. For those who still want to brave the experience, as a side note, there were upcharges on sharing and multiple payments. As a final note, this is not just a random rant by an overly harsh critic, in fact I have never before this experience been compelled to even write a review. But, as it ruined the first half of what I expected to be a lovely night out at the theatre, I felt I needed to have my say.
- Pros: Ambience
- Cons: Portion size, bad for "family style" eating and sharing
We Had Reservations!!!
by sgb95670
I really wish I could write an informative review, but alas, I cannot. We had reservations for 6:15PM and walked in the door at 6:21. Our table had been given away in those brief 6 minutes. We waited until 7, still had not been seated, so we grabbed a sandwich at Quizno's. I have never been to a restaurant who gave up a table after 6 minutes. While the menu really appealed to me, I'm not sure I will go back.
Avoid on Weekend Show Nights
by rlhart9515
My wife and I had mixed results on a Fox Saturday show night. We expected a long wait, but were able to find a bar seat after 20 minutes. We were promptly removed from the seats by the hostess who proceeded to seat a guest that was waiting for a dining room seat. Rather awkward situation since we were not offered the choice of bar seating. We ordered drinks from the bar, and then decided to sit in the outdoor patio area to save on the wait time - even though it was a cold and wet night. It took some time to flag down the person who took our bar order so we could pay and be seated.
Once seated, we experienced continued to experience very poor service. The food arrived timely and was very good, but drinks and service were hard to come by. To top it all off, I received back the wrong AMEX card, but did not realize it for a few days. I am not willing to chance another bad experience here. I hope this was an anomalie for what could and may be a fine dining establishment.
The Details on Enoteca Carbonari
Place Categories:
- delicious fresh tasting food
- comfortable lovely atmosphere
- great place
- very limited meat
- loved restaurant
- delicious everything
- favorite enoteca
- great wait service
- wonderful grilled flavor
- terrific value
- very poor service
- great location
- love appetizer options
- great meal
- friendly staff
- not order ravioli
- favorite skewers
- great recommendations
- delicious small plates
- always great bread
- superb dish
- great free parking
- enjoy view
- nice chianti
- love other salad

