The Shed At Glenwood - Atlanta

Would propose definietly to stop by when they are in the opposite. the service is absolutely sensational, and everything I ate was amazing.

Came for brunch. eating was good overall, but a little bit skating. the service also lacked that we sit fast, but were slow to have someone with water or ask if we wanted to drink, etc. grits are so cheap and I have only one shimmer on my teller (hook the garnel and grumbling). When I asked for more grips, I was charged for a bowl of $5, and we were ready to eat before they came out. I told the server that I have already finished my meal, so I don't need the grotten anymore, and she has unfortunately brought the manager to take them off the bill. I wish the experience had been better, but not sure if we will try again.

We visited this restaurant for Father's Day. It was quite loud and crowded, and the waiter seemed tense and overwhelmed. My partner mentioned that he didn't receive enough sides, even though his dish came with a garnish and grits. My daughter was disappointed that she only received French toast. I enjoyed my briquette bowl, but it was frustrating to have to call the waiter for a coffee refill.

On Saturday, we dined at Shed, and the restaurant was fairly empty. We enjoyed a fantastic bottle of rosé, which was a special for $20—great value! The roasted okra was delicious, but unfortunately, the meal declined from that point. We ordered the kale Caesar salad, which was just average. I had the scallops, and my partner had the redfish. The scallops were a bit too salty, and the portion was quite small. My partner's fish was decent. The service was good, but I don't think we'll be returning.

The welcome is both warm and friendly with efficient service and great food. Each visit is always at the highest levels for food service and food quality.