(404) 537-2850
40 Seventh St NE
(Cypress St)
Atlanta,
GA
30308
33.778661
-84.385982
Neighborhoods: Midtown, Northeast, Northeast
Hours:
Mon-Wed: 5:30pm-10pm
Thurs: 5:30pm-11pm
Fri & Sat: 5:30pm-1am
Sun: 5:30pm-10pm
Price:
$$$
Ecco Llc
Last updated 7.24.09
What People Are Saying About Ecco
The Owner
Ecco
Owner
Since opening in 2006, Ecco has quickly become one of Atlanta's, and the Southeast's, most recognized and renowned European cuisine restaurants. With over 12 years of culinary experience, Executive Chef Micah Willix's progressive yet straightforward approach to cooking is the ideal match for creation of the bold, European dishes featured at Ecco. The seasonal European menu tempts with delicious meat and cheese boards featuring a myriad of different selections, house-made pastas, authentic wood-fired pizzas and mouthwatering desserts. Ecco also features a nationally-recognized wine list with…
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – With its European-inspired sharing plates, and comfortable surroundings of dark wood, leather and Italian marble, Ecco has handily established itself in the city's gastronomic firmament. Five appetizer-sized mini-menus boldly announce that tapas are the recommended option over traditional full-plated entrees, and the addictive fried goat cheese with honey and black pepper easily back up this claim. Compose your own meat and cheese plate with luscious choices such as smoked prosucitto or opt for musky, tender grilled squid with crushed olives. Built on the strength of the meat…
09/01/09
What has happened to Southern Hospitality
by BurghDiner
This was my first trip back to Atlanta in many years. I have a huge amount of fond memories of dining in Atlanta. Great food and friendly people enticed me to move there on more than one occasion. This was the second of two very sad nights out with friends in Midtown. The guy who brought us the water knew more about the menu than any one of the 4 persons who could have been our waiter/waitress. We are still taking bets on that one as we never seemed to consistently see the same person twice in a row.
To say the service was poor would be an understatement and the quality of food was poor at best considering a Sunday night and light crowd, well considering anytime for the price paid. To top off the night the parking attendant was nowhere to be found so we retrieved our own keys to escape this train wreck of service. I still love Atlanta, but two bad outings in one week is unheard of for your fair city...now, where is that water boy.
- Pros: Fried Goat Cheese
- Cons: Not the Fried Goat Cheese
08/16/09
Always outstanding
by poggimer
I have been to Ecco many many times and every time it is great. Drinks are good, service is friendly and food is always outstanding. I have tried almost everything on the menu and can't find one item I would not recommend. our party was late arriving and even at 1030pm the kitchen was spot on. I even asked for a special vegetarian request not on the menu and it was no problem. I would seek out Ecco for a casual evening or a special event.
- Pros: Service, drinks, consistency
- Cons: Parking
03/12/09
Unique Experience
by JamieSlos
Excellent atmosphere and food. Was invited by a friend and had the pizza which was fresh and wonderful! Reminded me of a local restaurant in Tuscany. Great assortment of apps - calamari to die for! Urban atmosphere.
The Details on Ecco
Parking:
Take advantage of the restaurant's complimentary parking.
The Extras:
The late-night menu is served until 1am.
What to Drink:
Be sure to sample Ecco Exclusive, limited quantity boutique wines offered in small carafes at good value.
Fun Facts:
Ecco is located in a building that was once home to the city's social security office and the Atlanta Fencing Club. The building's refurbishment was recently recognized with an award from the Atlanta Urban Design Commission.
Save Money:
Sundays and Mondays, $15 gets you one wood-fire pizza or plate of pasta and one glass of wine or bottle of beer. Now that's what we call a bargain!
When to Go:
Ecco is conveniently located just blocks from the Fox Theatre, making it the perfect spot for dinner and a show.
Save Money:
On Sundays, $15 gets you one wood-fire pizza or plate of pasta and one glass of wine or bottle of beer.
Save Money:
On Sundays, $15 gets you one wood-fire pizza or plate of pasta and one glass of wine or bottle of beer. Now that's what we call a bargain!
Category:
Restaurant Management, Restaurants, Catering, Wine Bars
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Travelers Check, Visa, MasterCard
Catering Services:
Restaurant Special Features:
Late Night Dining, Date Spot, People Watching, Business Dining, Notable Wine List
Cuisine:
Tapas / Small Plates, Eclectic & International, Mediterranean, Italian
Message from Ecco
- "Best New Restaurant" -Esquire
- Award-winning wine list
- Group and priviate dining
Since opening in 2006, Ecco has quickly become one of Atlanta's, and the Southeast's, most recognized and renowned European cuisine restaurants.
With over 12 years of culinary experience, Executive Chef Micah Willix's progressive yet straightforward approach to cooking is the ideal match for creation of the bold, European dishes featured at Ecco.
The seasonal European menu tempts with delicious meat and cheese boards featuring a myriad of different selections, house-made pastas, authentic wood-fired pizzas and mouthwatering desserts.
Ecco also features a nationally-recognized wine list with many selections exclusive to this European cuisine haven. Whether with a large party, enjoying a romantic dinner or simply having a bite at the bar, Ecco is sure to become one of your favorite Midtown Atlanta neighborhood dining spots.
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