This is an upscale neighborhood in the city and the area where our hotel was located. There are a lot of hotels here and a lot of office buildings. So there are also a lot of good restaurants here. The area is served by public transit.

It is an interesting neighborhood of Atlanta known for its upscale vibes. It lands itself to exploring on foot. Many stores and restaurants. The proximity of the famous Lenox Square Mall. Nice skyline.

When I visited Atlanta 30 years ago I stayed in Bucjhead due to the nightlife and had absolutely no idea about the mansions and history of it so this time I was really surprised about the lovely old mansions that I saw.

Stay out of Buckhead! Don't go there! There is a HUGE difference between Hotlanta and De ATL. Hotlanta was a glamorous, cosmopolitan, hospitable city. De ATL is a hood and ghetto. Buckhead used to be where the elite lived, worked and played. Now, you can't go into Buckhead without someone shooting at you, (a gun is a fashion accessory), someone trying to run you over, or your car being broken into, while it is parked in a parking lot, in broad daylight. Lenox Square used to be the premiere place, to go shopping. Now, you have to be over 18 to get in, and walk through a metal detector. Most of the restaurants and bars are crude and pretend to be glamorous. There are a few good restaurants, in Buckhead, but why take the risk? There are plenty of good restaurants, outside of the perimeter, but you'll have to know somebody, to tell you where they are. They were established, by people, trying to escape the chaos and crime of Buckhead.

Dined at Dunwoody location on June 24th. While the food was OK the treatment by staff and manager was terrible. -The menu states salad with entrée was $2 less than the regular price. Which the regular price was charged. -Evidently there is a 2 Hr. limit. While we ordered dessert and coffee slightly less that our 2 hour visit the wait staff started clearing the table before we finished eating. -Evidently the tip of 20% is added to the bill over $150. Our bill for was somewhat less but the 20% was added automatically. When asked to speak to the manager, he came over with his PJ bottoms and his gut hanging out of his T-shirt and said that was their policy; and as to the salad, he stated that it was a different salad ( even though salad with entrée on menu was $2 less). Getting nowhere we signed and left. Frankly, we did not feel welcomed even though we have lived the area for over 30 years. Perhaps with the 2 hour wait and the tip automatically added we did not meet the demographic of the typical cliental. As you probably know there are numerous places to dine in the immediate area. This experience is a terrible reflection on you restaurant.