Floataway Cafe

Reviewed by JamesH953765 on 11/18/2009.
Member since January 2005, Total Reviews: 51 (Atlanta, GA)

Great local ingredients, wonderfully prepared. Great location for dining before or after an event at Emory. Casual menu with excellent salads and soups, maybe some of the best pizzas and pasta dishes in the city and consistently very good meat and fish entrees. Wine list offers some unique choices because of the affiliation with Bacchanalia, Star Provisons and Abbatoir.

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Reviewed by tak.miu.wang on 10/31/2009.
Member since December 2006, Total Reviews: 75 (San Francisco, CA)

Things have really gone downhill since the remodel and expansion. The old chicken is still good, but the place felt disorganized. I felt lost when seated in the new bigger room. I missed the coziness of the old - albeit cramped space.

Reviewed by KirkL1273975 on 10/23/2009.
Member since November 1999, Total Reviews: 8 (Male, 50s, Atlanta, GA)

We love Floataway and it's one of the two places we go regularly in Atlanta. Apart from the great food and service, we love sitting out on their patio. Fabulous pizzas and pastas--and they are flexible at tweaking things (my wife and I are vegetarian).

Reviewed by JohnS1339498 on 10/13/2009.
Member since February 2003, Total Reviews: 40 (Male, Atlanta, GA)

Scaled down Bacchanalia. Great neighborhood gem. Food is as good as ever. Great cocktails.

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Reviewed by ftcannon2 on 08/30/2008.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 21 (Male, 60 and above, Lawrenceville, GA)

We had a 8:30 reservation but we were not seated until 8:50 in a totally unacceptable table near the kitchen and had to ask to be moved to a better location. Service was slow and we had to pour our own wine each time. Food for good for the most part. The pasta was acceptable at best. The mabience of the dining experience was totally destroyed by an extremely loud, inebriated woman who belly-laughed for two hours and disturbed many patrons.