Amore e Amore - Atlanta (GA)

5 /5 Amanda Blackwell: Some friends and I visited during the Halloween season (October 1st) and enjoyed it. The place was decorated with all things Halloween. We got there early because we were unsure about traffic and they apologized because we had to wait. We of course, did not mind waiting at all while they celebrated a co-worker before they opened. They had valet parking and the guy was great. The staff was amazing and made the experience special and fun. The food was delicious and the drinks were Halloween themed. The bathroom was even decorated with Halloween decorations. My friends and I will definitely be back. Highly recommend.

5 /5 Kurt Mueller: We just recently moved to Atlanta but have absolutely loved this place. They always have a fun theme. In the summer it was circus themed, in the fall it was Halloween themed! The food is all incredible. The calamari is an essential appetizer; it’s served in an amazing sauce with a little kick. The meatballs are great too but the calamari is a must. We’ve had several meals; all are stellar and with generous portions. The Miller’s Rhapsody pasta is also a must, but the spicy lobster special and the clam linguine are amazing as well. Our favorite part about this restaurant, though, is the service and ambiance. The wait staff is always attentive. On our second trip, they remembered us from the first time. I had a hard time choosing between two entrees, so the waiter brought us a complimentary appetizer of the one that I didn’t choose for my entree. They even brought us complimentary dessert one time for seemingly no special reason - just out of generosity! The wait staff is all lively and enthusiastic and they all work as a team so if one is tied up with another table we were never waiting. The whole experience is such a treat every time. This has now become one of our go-to date night spots!

4 /5 Mrs. Haney: We came for the Halloween pop-up bar and loved it. The place is very crowded with Halloween decorations in every corner including the bathroom! If you’re tall, you must watch your head but it definitely puts you in the Halloween spirit. When we first came in the door, we weren’t sure what to do because there was just a bunch of decorations there and no host stand, but somebody came up fairly quickly and sat us. I loved that they gave everyone a witch hat to wear! The bread and butter that they gave us was delicious as well as all the food. The portion sizes were fairly large. I ate my chicken Parmesan for dinner that night and lunch the next day. The lobster ravioli had a lot of lobster in it! The cocktails could use a little bit more Halloween looking but good other than that. Everyone who worked there was super nice & helpful. There is valet parking if you cant find nearby street parking.

4 /5 Issa Solís: I came here for a double date during the Halloween season (Saturday, 10/4/25). When I called to make the reservation, the person on the phone was incredibly friendly and even joked about my last name sounding like a famous singer’s, which left a great first impression! The restaurant itself is stunning. The Halloween decor was creative and immediately set a fun tone. Unfortunately, the service didn’t live up to the same standard. The server who seated us was noticeably curt and unwelcoming from the start. We waited about 10 minutes before receiving menus and didn’t get water until the rest of our party arrived. He never introduced himself, which made the interaction feel a little cold and transactional. Maybe it’s the Southern in me, but hospitality goes a long way, especially in a place that has so much charm otherwise. What really stood out was how differently the booth behind us was treated; they were laughing, getting all the smiles and banter, while we barely got a hello. The food was excellent (and Italian is my favorite), but great food alone doesn’t outweigh a poor experience with service. I genuinely hope management looks into this and reminds staff that every guest deserves the same level of care. For reference, our server was a tall, Caucasian, dark-haired man with glasses.