Antica Posta

Reviewed by bobbort on 01/05/2009.
Member since February 2002, Total Reviews: 22 (San Jose, CA)

Just OK

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Reviewed by RickW2026 on 08/08/2008.
Member since August 2008, Total Reviews: 12 (Atlanta, GA)

Have been there many times - couples and groups. Service is always excellent (although a little clingy), food is great. Try NOT to get seated near the kitchen - it is VERY aggravating. Go back whenever I can. GREAT BAR AS WELL.

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Reviewed by NanS3407 on 07/06/2008.
Member since July 2008, Total Reviews: 5 (, SC)

Our dinner was abysmal! Server was inattentive and unknowledgeable; food was cold, tasteless, and unappetizing. Very noisy place. Tables are too crowded together. Extremely disappointing. We wanted a "romantic dinner for two", but it was far from that. Other diners around us were also unhappy with their food and service. None of us were treated as though the restaurant cared. We won't return.

Reviewed by dalew1120241 on 05/22/2008.
Member since October 2005, Total Reviews: 8 (Male, 50s, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL)

Service freindly and very knowlegable. Wine price and selection outstanding. Traditional dishes. GREAT

Reviewed by The Food Advocate on 04/21/2008.
Member since August 2006, Total Reviews: 252 (Male, 40s, Atlanta, GA)

Antica Posta is one of my two favorite Italian restaurants in Atlanta, located in an old East Paces Ferry house remodeled and recently expanded. Solid execution of Tuscan classics such as osso buco. The risotto di giorno is always excellent, and the figs and prosciutto appetizer is simple perfection. If you seek atypical Italian-American, try the grilled rabbit breast over field greens salad; you'll be surprised how good bunny tastes!