The Corner Grille Upper Westside - Atlanta (GA)

2 /5 Nick PP: The restaurant is beautifully decorated with a modern aesthetic and an inviting open-kitchen view. The space was impeccably clean and well maintained. Our server was pleasant, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu, which made for a smooth dining experience. We started with the calamari and Brussels sprouts. Both dishes were initially flavorful; however, the Brussels sprouts became noticeably salty as we worked our way through the plate. The fish and shrimp entrees were again flavorful but leaned heavily on salt. The fish is battered in cornmeal, resulting in a denser, heavier texture than the lighter batters commonly used for this style of dish. One standout was a side of kale, which was well prepared and genuinely excellent. The chicken sandwich ordered by another member of our party was acceptable, though unremarkable. Overall, the setting and service were strong, but the food itself felt inconsistent and somewhat underwhelming relative to the price point.

5 /5 Pollie Tolson: We came for lunch and were impressed with every dish and each one was delicious and perfectly seasoned. We tried the Cajun Seafood Pasta, Catfish, Cajun Chicken Sandwich, and Shrimp and Grits, and everything exceeded our expectations. Josiah provided exceptional service, making our experience even better. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!

4 /5 Jarred Flores: If you’re craving a solid chicken sandwich on Atlanta’s Westside, The Corner Grill is worth a stop. The sandwich hit the mark—crispy, hot, and piled high with slaw—and the fries came out well-seasoned and fresh. I came in for lunch and ordered the fried chicken sandwich with fries. The plate was generous, and the food came out looking just like the photo: golden, straightforward, and ready to eat. The sandwich had a great crunch and didn’t fall apart mid-bite. The slaw added just enough texture without soaking the bun. The fries had visible seasoning and stayed hot the whole time. Nothing soggy, nothing cold. You get a decent portion too. Service was polite, nothing over the top. The space was quiet enough for conversation even during lunch, which I appreciated. Easy parking nearby. This isn’t a trendy or experimental spot—it’s a clean, casual lunch with food that tastes like it was made fresh, not fussy. Prices felt fair for the quality and portion size. If you’re in the area and want something filling without the wait or scene, this place gets the job done.

5 /5 Tony Montgomery: I went here with my fiancé and my mother after she had just landed in Atlanta to spend Christmas with us. I have to say the hostess/waiter was a really pleasant dude. He came by and spoke with us personally a few times. Let us know what wasnt an option and what they had in stock. He also made sure my coffee never ran out. I have to say the food was also amazing. I was planning on breakfast, but I can say the lemon pepper chicken was a great option for brunch. Id definitely enjoy coming another trip here for some good food.