Brassica

Nice ambience and atmosphere but the food was quite bland and not up to par for fine dining. Went for brunch and had the eggs Benedict. On a positive note, very generous portions of smoked salmon. However, the potatoes weren't great that were served alongside and their Bloody Marys were unfortunately amongst the worst I've had. It tasted like straight vodka with a very weak mix of tomato juice that barely resembled the classic cocktail at all. Overall uninspiring meal for something so upscale.

This review is for the afternoon tea/high tea experience at Waldorf Astoria Buckhead. We celebrated a friend's sprinkle/baby shower there and had a wonderful time. Jeff, the Director of Outlets at WA Buckhead, was very responsive and so helpful in ensuring our event was a beautiful success. The servers were great and offered to take pictures for us. Not sure if they provide this on a regular basis but we even had a tea sommelier who described each tea and recommended certain blends. The sandwiches and sweets were delicious and they had a great tea selection. My faves were the cucumber sandwich, the blueberry scone, and the fresh berry pavlova. I got a pot of the Lady Blue Earl Grey tea but my friend got a mix of the Lady Blue Earl Grey + Bourbon Vanilla Rooibos, which was really nice.

All the food was fantastic and their cocktail bar does a really well balanced drink. Atmosphere is chic and lux. Went for a group dinner and they really took care of us. Didn't rush, had great recommendations, so accomodating. Highly recommend

Siamo andati il giorno di Natale e nonostante abbiamo mangiato nel bar perché nel ristorante non c’era il posto, non ci hanno detto che il menù era fisso di $125 a testa. Anche se non abbiamo mangiato il menù completo abbiamo Pagato per il completo. $770. In 4 per non aver mangiato quasi niente!!!!!!

I never write reviews but I had a VERY disappointing time at Waldorf Astoria Brassica during afternoon tea, and felt compelled to share my experience. First, I made a reservation for a bachelorette celebration and the restaurant called an hour prior to confirm that we were still coming. Despite the confirmation call, things seemed a bit chaotic when we got there. They walked us to the tea room but then asked us to leave the room while they finished setting up our table - what was the point of the confirmation call if they weren't ready? We initially sat in the ballroom area and asked if we could sit near the windows. However, we were told those tables were reserved for others. Later, we noticed other guests being offered those seats so...did they leave those seats for people who looked like they could pay (for reference, we all look quite young)? The servers didn't make things better. When we sat down, we asked for sparkling water. A different server came and mentioned that we didn't pre-pay for the tea service, so they would have to start a tab. Then another server came and mentioned yet again that we didn't specify the tea tier selection and asked which tier we would like. I want to stress that there were no such instructions on OpenTable. The only tier we could select on OpenTable was the Peacock tier, but our party consisted of two people that did not drink alcohol, so it didn't make sense to book this for the entire party. They could have just asked us which tier selection we wanted rather than mentioning the pre-pay part because it felt like they were judging us for not prepaying. They didn't even offer us menus and assumed we already knew what we wanted. The food was another letdown – everything was far too sweet, the bread was disappointingly stale, and the scones weren't warm. The macarons crumbled when picked up - it seemed like these were premade much earlier and left out for a while before bringing them to us. For an establishment such as the Waldorf Astoria, I expected better quality. In comparison to other establishments such as the Mandarin Oriental or the Plaza, this experience fell short of expectations. On top of all that, there were some questionable differences in how guests were treated. This made me wonder if there might be bias based on race or age, which is definitely concerning.

Mohammad was great. Best breakfast in a while. I'll be back

We had a wonderful Christmas Eve dinner with delicious food and impeccable service. We eat at Brassica and frequent the bar often and cannot give enough accolades to the drinks, food and over the top service. Highly recommend!!!!!

This high-end restaurant is located inside of the Waldorf Astoria and is stunningly well-apportioned from the moment you walk in. The entirety of your surroundings in this opulent building are designed and arranged to be visually appealing, classy and unique. The staff is very professional, formal yet friendly, efficient and attentive. Our server was absolutely excellent and made us feel right at home by describing the menu items, providing interesting bits of conversation and really being present with us, positively contributing to our experience. The prices are about what you would expect from any Atlanta high-end restaurant, however, the food is anything but. There was a fantastic selection of top shelf cocktails and quality wines. I recommend an old-fashioned made with Angel's Envy (or two). First they bring out the bread, the focaccia was delicious, but what really stole the show were the bite-sized, pimento cheese filled rolls. For starters, we had the corn bisque which was perfectly seasoned and had sauteed shrimp with excellent flavor. For the main course, we ordered the shareable rack of venison cooked medium rare. It came out cooked perfectly with crispy, roasted brussel sprouts, all of which was so good, I may have forgotten to chew. We also split a plate of beef poutine, which was probably fantastic, But trying to follow that venison is a tall task. They have excellent premium coffee drinks as well, my two lattes were very high quality. I am not a fan of tarts, but this one seemed to be high quality, and my dinner companion ate it right up. So overall, everything was very high quality and extremely satisfying. The menu options were unique and creative and prepared expertly. I highly recommend this restaurant. Visited 12/8/2023 8pm. Parking: Few spots, controlled by valet in front of the Waldorf Astoria. Inside of the archway turning right off of Stratford.

Service and atmosphere is good. Food quality is atrocious. As a local, truly embarrassing for Atlanta visitors to eat this while here.

I had breakfast here once during my stay at the Waldorf. The food was good - the steak and potatoes were great and is what’s pictured. My server was excellent. What’s the issue then? I was charged to my room for purchases I didn’t make. When I tried to come speak to someone the hostess at the front desk didn’t even acknowledge me. Then a second person came and instead of acknowledging me and helping they began talking… I ended up living and just attempted to resolve the issue with the hotel, which didn’t help. I’ll have to contact Amex. I definitely won’t be coming back to this restaurant or the Waldorf.