Blu Rose Art Bistro - Douglasville (GA)

2 /5 Christina G.: I used to love this place, but my recent Sunday brunch visit was really disappointing. My friend and I arrived early since it’s usually packed, but surprisingly we were the first customers there. I ordered the honey-buttered biscuit basket and the French toast—two of my favorites—only to be told they were already out of both. On a Sunday morning, with no other guests yet, that was confusing. The explanation was that they had a large party the night before. While we were waiting, a group came in to set up for a podcast, which felt random, and service immediately seemed to shift toward them. I ordered an espresso martini, and shortly after, a large French toast order came out for the podcast group, despite being told moments earlier that French toast wasn’t available. After about 20 minutes, I noticed the bartender cutting fruit and realized my drink had been forgotten. I went to the bar to remind her and was given a watered-down espresso martini with sugar dripping down the glass. Despite all of this, the food we did have was still amazing as always, and parking is free. This used to be such a great spot, so I’m not sure what changed, but they really need to get back to focusing on service, bartending, and having menu items actually available.

5 /5 Backup Page: I recently had the pleasure of visiting Blu Rose Art Bistro, and it was a truly enchanting experience. This isnt just a restaurant; its a creative sanctuary that blends delicious food with a vibrant artistic atmosphere. The moment you walk in, youre surrounded by beautiful works of art, which gives the space a unique and inspiring energy. The menu is as thoughtfully curated as the art on the walls. The service was phenomenal and the waitress/bartender Shae was so attentive and helpful. I’d recommend this spot for any occasion. I thoroughly enjoyed my family birthday dinner at Blu Rose.

4 /5 lawanda smith: Me and my girls decided to check this place out for ladies night which was a Thursday for love jones/poetry night and the place itself it absolutely adorable. Loved loved loved the atmosphere and food was good and seasoned. Parking and entry are free. Drinks not so strong but we did let the waitress know and she did accommodate the drinks to our liking with a redo and shot on the side. Will def be back for the calm, Comfy, unique vibe feel of the place.

2 /5 Ebony Mitchell: I’m only giving a 2 rating because the server was absolutely amazing kind and really tried to find a solution. Adored her however, I was so excited to eat here the vibe of this place is uniquely beautiful but the food. I was underwhelmed and that’s being kind. The French toast I ordered was suppose to come with bananas and whipped cream. This is what I got three tiny ends of a banana and drenched in syrup so much I couldn’t enjoy it. The second shrimp and grits would have been ok if it had any flavor at all. The grits weren’t cooked all the way through and the three shrimp I got made it not even worth wanting to eat. It was so bland I had to add so much salt. I don’t know who the head chief is but this was not it. I heard so many good things. I sure hope it gets better. The service is excellent.

3 /5 Cindy Green: The style of this place is great. Beautiful art work and a nice little vibe. The waitress brought us some water and silverware and then walked away. It took us overhearing that the menu was online. We later saw that there would be a private event at 4pm and they would be closed . We got there at 2:50pm. She came around at 3:25pm saying that they would be closed for a private event. There was a total of 3 tables and we were still waiting on our food. The other two tables already had their food. I asked the waiter if we would be rushed to eat because of the event at 4pm. She later came back and said we would be rushed but not really but the event party would be there at 4pm. So I told her to just do our order to go because I don’t wanna be rushed for food that I just got at 4pm. The food we ordered was the seafood plate (1 catfish and 10-12 shrimps) with a side of dirty rice, side of cornbread muffins , and chicken and waffles. I don’t do bad reviews but I feel like if you have a private event then you need to display it before a hour before people can know ahead of time if they want to eat there or get it to go instead of us thinking that we can come and enjoy this new place. My husband said the catfish was good but his shrimp tasted burnt and the dirty rice was good. The chicken was good but the waffle tasted more like a cornbread waffle than a breakfast waffle which was different.