L5p Corner Tavern Inc

The manager is very rude and I will never be back and neither will anyone that I know. I live only blocks away and previously enjoyed this bar for a night cap. I do not recommend the Little Five location.

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A group of us come here every Tuesday night. They have excellent bar food in general, but the standout is the fries platter with several yummy sauces.

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My husband and I ate here before a concert at Variety Playhouse. What a great spot on the patio. And we were surprised by how good the food was. Our waitress was very attentive, but not pushy. And the beer selection is great, prices reasonable. People watching is superb! We saw things we never see in the suburbs!

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This modish nightspot commands one of the city's trendiest intersections at the junction of hip Moreland and even hipper Euclid, where avant-garde fashion meets slacker chic. An expansive metallic-topped bar groans under the weight of bottles while friendly and foxy servers draw "draughts" and make time with overflow patrons inside who escape the crowds on the open-air patio and pack the pool room. Black-and-white photos of Atlanta's heyday adorn the walls.
Comfy booths and a few out-of-the-way corner tables allow for private conversations but the street-side seating is where the real action happens.

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You couldn't find a better corner to sit on in ATL for people watching. The patio is big-ususally can get a place out there. Pretty good brunches and bloody marys!

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