5church Midtown

Such an amazing view! From the detailed artwork to each dish prepared by the chef... it was beyond what we expected. We had the BBQ shrimp appetizer and the shells really held in the flavor and gave us an experience we will never forget.

5Church Midtown is marvelous! I can't stop thinking about my experience at 5Church. The moment we pulled up the Valet greeted us and parked our vehicle. We went during Sunday brunch and the hostess immediately seated us as we had reservations. We ordered the Sushi Tot appetizer and it was the best appetizer I've had in my life. I ordered the Deception in the Garden signature cocktail and it was beautiful and delightful. For the main course and I had the Fried chicken biscuit and roasted potato hash. It was fresh hot and crispy. Lastly, we had the pumpkin cheesecake for dessert and it was so light flavorful, fluffy and filling. The waitress said their desserts are made fresh daily by a pastry chef and it shows. I can't wait to visit this restaurant for dinner. The ambience and atmosphere was impeccable.

Loved the food. The ambiance was nice and the hand painted ceilings are a nice talking point. Pedro, our server was really knowledgeable about the art in the restaurant and the menu. He made great recommendations and provided excellent service. I enjoyed an expresso martini from the holiday menu as well.

This place was amazing. Our server was just the absolute kindest girl you had ever met. Ribeye cooked perfectly. Mac and cheese was unlike any I have had before. Simply put, will be back if I'm ever in the Atlanta area again. If you have the money ask for the 18-year whistle pig old fashioned. Paired exquisitely with my steak. 5/5 is an understatement.

We made reservations for the 5Church Thanksgiving buffet. It was our first experience at the restaurant, and we were impressed! The vibe was upscale casual, there were people in jeans on Thanksgiving and others in suits and fancy dresses. Our server, Elvis, was an absolute doll. at one point, when I discovered the dessert station was out of apple cider donuts, he actually went to the back and brought more out to refill the station just for me! The quality of the food was impressive, however, a little inconsistent, but there was such a selection! Something to make everyone happy. I don’t know what the crowd is like on a usual night at 5Church, but there were whole families here on Thanksgiving, grandparents to babies, lots of folks brought their kids. The buffet was upscale but varied so if you brought your children, they would definitely find enough they’d want to eat as well. For the grown-ups in your group, 5Church has some excellent craft cocktails. I couldn’t be more complimentary of the Deception in the Garden, the smoothest Herradura tequila with pineapple, pear and lavender - Eden in a glass. There were several different protein options on the buffet. The prime rib had an excellent rub. It was tender and delicious and I loved the horseradish sauce on the side. If you are a Thanksgiving traditionalist, the turkey was juicy and well seasoned as well. They had some delightfully tangy cranberry sauce that was a delicious garnish for the turkey. On the other hand, the ham was just so-so, a little dry and the warm salmon was very bland. The buffet of side items was extensive. Salads and charcuterie followed by a smorgasbord of warm items. The bread was very good with the apricot jelly. Our very favorite item from the buffet was the fried truffle arancini. If you haven’t had this before, it was like balls of creamy fried risotto. SO GOOD! The brussels sprouts were perfectly caramelized,the chorizo stuffing was a slightly spicy treat, loved their deviled eggs and the spanakopita had a lovely crunch and perfectly flavorful filling. Oh! And the lasagna was also really great with lots of cheese and tender noodles. Lots of hits but also some misses. The fried plantain balls lacked flavor. The broccoli rabe was bitter and stringy. The baked ziti needed more spices. When we first arrived, they had put out a tray of sweet potato casserole with marshmallows. The potatoes were purple, which was an interesting departure, but the texture was odd. Later, they put out a standard sweet potato casserole with marshmallows which was better, but it needed more seasoning as well. We topped off our meal with a little of everything from the dessert bar! The very best things over there were the bourbon chocolate pecan pie bites, the fresh apple cider donuts, and the matcha ganache tarts - I love something different! Did we eat too much? Oh yes we did! You are given a two hour time frame to enjoy the Thanksgiving buffet, and if you pace yourself, you’ll need every minute of it. We basically rolled out of 5Church back to our car. There is a convenient parking deck just behind the restaurant and they validate your ticket so parking is free. For the service, variety and quality of the food, I’d say it’s definitely worth the $70 per person price tag to enjoy a mess free, stress-free Thanksgiving smorgasbord in such a lovely setting!

The food was fantastic, one of the best steaks that I've ever had at a restaurant. Our waitress was so helpful and gave phenomenal dinner recommendations; everyone in our party enjoyed their meal. After dinner, we went upstairs to the Holiday Pop-up bar, which was so cute. However, the service was a bit difficult & the smores board was $32 and completely not worth it. The concept is cute, but the marshmallows were so big that they wouldn't melt, and we didn't have enough graham crackers, and fire in the kettle went out after 90 seconds. Also, heaters on the patio would've been wonderful; there is one fireplace, but that only covers one seating area and there was no other heating.