BlaqHaus ATL

Went for brunch on Saturday. This is a nice restaurant with great vibes. The DJ was cool with a lot of songs you want to hear that got everyone in there singing. They were passing a mic around which made for a karaoke type of atmosphere. Plenty of space to get up and dance if you want to move. I also enjoyed the way it was set up with some tables and sections for groups. The food was pretty good. All of us had the catfish/ shrimp and grits. The mimosas were strong and they had a cheap bottomless option which is great. My friends got hookah which they enjoyed. However the service was slow. Granted, they were very busy, but they could also work on taking time to make sure all silverware is clean. It was very loud, so, at least for brunch it was very hard to talk To the people at my table. Nevertheless we still had a good time.

Went here for Sunday brunch. The ambiance is nice but think I’d rather go back for the nightlife experience not much was going on during brunch hours. But overall it’s a nice chill spot

BlaqHaus, Marietta staff was friendly and very accommodating to all that entered. We dropped in on a Friday after work. Visualize a live DJ, surrounded by a couple of date nights, a few high top tables of girl's night out parties, a handful of families out for dinner and a sprinkle of special celebrations. BlaqHaus offers a generous selection of famously black 'owned' and a few lesser known local black owned liquors. Which included Michael Jordan's 3 tequilas, not pictured. Stop in and grab a couch and a hookah, make some new friends and enjoy a little something. The staff will offer great suggestions.