The 7 Best Places for Soft Pretzels in Atlanta

Molly Jones: THE BEST NACHOS IN ATLANTA. PERIOD. (and i love the soft pretzels as well)

Justin H: One of the oldest and best bars in ATL. Great lunch menu and a fantastic late night menu.

Felix Chuang: The food is better than usual bar fare.

Tracey Mullen: I've seen over 20 shows here, and each one was fantastic. I love the architecture is beautiful and rich with culture. There isn't a bad seat in the house. I love seeing shows here!

Scoutmob: The Tabernacle was a baptist church up until 1994, when it was sold to use as a entertainment venue for the 1996 Olympics. Thats some soul music!

VH1: Visit Ted’s Montana Grill across the street for a nibble before a show! For the burger lovers, try the Bison Burger! – Team Live Nation

Janice T: Sweet heat wings! The yummiest!

Mariela Gonzales: The best BBQ brisket!

Mermaid Becca: Excellent food, this kitchen manager rocks! This place has more than just your average bar food. Love the decor. My favorite dive bar in ATL! Best place to get hammered if you feel so inclined

nicky willis: Those southern deviled eggs are to die for, you won't regret it! Finish@out your appetizer with a delicious Peach Whiskey Sour.....

Maud Eeuwen: The pulled pork ravioli is my favorite. Combined with a side salad it's a perfect lunch.

Fanny Chen: Great breakfast and great service

Justin H: great patio, huge beer selection with rotating taps, super nice staff and a delicious menu. the BBQ pork sandwich is one of the best in ATL.

Bobb Lovett: check out soccer games here. way less crowded than Brewhouse

Todd Giddens: The mustard that comes with the pretzels is....mindblowingly fucking amazing. Order them NOW!

Tristan: great, low key spot in ATL. During the night, way quieter than the drinkshop upstairs. Try the local SweetWater Beer

jbrotherlove: When the DJ is on point this is one of the best places to relax with food, cocktails and friends. Sometimes only open to hotel guests which is a mistake on their part.

Deb T: Nice, loungie, low key spot. Prefer this to the DrinkShop upstairs. Sectioned nicely for a bit of privacy and plenty of seating for groups or couples. Easy to get a drink.

Matt Dermody: Great neighborhood bar to catch a game or live music on the weekends. Cajun Angels and the Brussel Sprouts are the move.

savoryexposure.com: The Angry Elk packs a powerful fruity&alcoholic punch

Christen Crosby: If you enjoy cocktails, try the Three Kings. It's fabulous!!