The 57th Fighter Group Restaurant

7 Reviews on “The 57th Fighter Group Restaurant”

• DATESWITHWEIGHTSS

  Probably the best place i’ve been till now in Atlanta for food.Loved the place.I loved watching planesThe food is tasty it didn’t dissappoint me at all.

  November 27, 2020, 11:48 pm

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• Wine Dine And Play

  I have been to this restaurant two times. I love the theme of the bombed out building s the dining room, old world War Two tanks, bunkers, and aircraft, finally a great bar with craft cocktails, views of the airport and a wonderful menu. They had one up in Akron, Ohio as well that I took my brother to, but sadly they closed. winedineandplay.blogspot.com

  December 8, 2017, 6:47 am

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• Sharon

  First went with coworkers for lunch, had the prime rib, limited menu, but written up in the paper as one of the best places to eat in Atlanta. Went back with hubby for a valentine celebration, adjustments to the menu items aren’t available. The prime rib could only be served medium rare, which is a problem for me. The ambiance was nice, the lights on the landing strip for the airplanes out of Peachtree Dekalb airport were mesmerizing. The club in the back was interesting, good music, large dance floor, big crowd that weekend. They have events monthly that they advertise by calendar. Very homey decor with a wood burning fireplace air force paraphernalia. Definitely worth a visit.

  September 9, 2017, 10:16 am

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• Warner.jonathan90

  Best restaurant ever. I dine with the 57th fighter group on a regular they have the best wait staff! me and my family loves coming to see the planes! Great food fun environment and all around cool place keep up the good work!

  June 15, 2015, 12:51 am

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• Wino

  Best Sunday Brunch in town. I cannot say enough about the 57th Sunday brunch. Being a military service member myself this is one of the coolest places historically you can enjoy a Sunday afternoon brunch. The entire restaurant is modeled after a WWII farmhouse nestled on an old English countryside airfield that you would see in your grandpa’s old black and white photos from back in the war. The inside is decorrated with the original photos and memorabilia all donated from actual members of the 57th fighter wing who served in the unit during WWII. Every Sunday the 57th has brunch from 10-2:30pm. It is an all you can eat spread for one price and includes everything from cooked to order omelets, piles of peel and eat shrimp, prime rib, waffle stand, beer cheese soup, beef medallions, Talapia, chicken and other prepared meat dishes that change week to week, assorted vegetables, full breakfast items, cold cuts, Bread bar, etc… You cannot leave this place without loosening your belt a notch or two. Mimosa’s are served starting at 12pm due to Georgia blue laws and if you are feeling up for a flight you can take a ride over Atlanta in an open air cockpit bi-plane that pulls right up to the back of the restaurant which borders the local airport. The 57th takes reservations but I have never had to wait more then 5-10 minutes walking in and asking for a table.

  May 24, 2013, 12:58 pm

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• Skeeter

  Happy hour, not so happy. Staff seem annoyed and surprised when I asked about Happy Hour. The drinks were watered down and the food (not included in the Happy Hour) was weak. The place wreaked of diesel fuel which is understandable given the airport but no one seemed to care.

  March 8, 2013, 1:56 am

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• John Lynch

  Incredible Sunday brunch buffet! Unique atmosphere and great service. Try the bananas foster waffle and key lime pie.

  February 4, 2013, 5:09 pm

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