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- Meredith BlechmanMay 1, 2016If you were a vegetable, it would be the highest honor to be cooked in the unique and delicious style of chef Satterfield. Also - the egg in celery cream is an unworldly experience.
- Creative Loafing AtlantaMay 1, 2015The outrageously good ice cream sandwiches feature a thick layer of homemade ice cream, sandwiched by chewy slabs of either blondies or brownies, and then wrapped in parchment paper like a sweet gift. Read more
- AFAR MediaMarch 20, 2015Start off with one of the well-crafted cocktails, like the Miller Thyme or the Pimm's Teacup. The menu changes monthly, but try goat cheese ravioli, if it's available. Read more
- Tasting TableMarch 10, 2016Kick Southern food up a notch at Miller Union. Guests love the maple braised rabbit with pumpkin butter and hakurei turnips. Even better, go for lunch where the prices are outrageously affordable. Read more
- ᴡ HindsMay 24, 2018The desserts here are some of the best in the city. I ordered 4 just to try it. And each was uniquely amazing. Great combination of flavors. And many of them were gluten free.
- Creative Loafing AtlantaApril 25, 2013Farm egg in celery cream at Miller Union exemplifies the perfect partnership between farmer and chef, landing this dish on CL’s list of 100 dishes to eat before you die. Read more
- Gnat BrainMay 3, 2018Intimate seating. Farm egg and Roast chicken is a favorite They make a top notch old fashioned (Southern Sweet). Nothing mind blowing if you’re used to eating out in SF, LA or NYC
- Jamie ArkinsJune 16, 2017Miller Union was an incredible experience. Excellent service, quality food and drinks, in a unique setting. The saffron ricotta ravioli and a side of summer squash were impeccable.
- Spoon UniversityJuly 26, 2016Miller Union has discovered the perfect way to turn an ice cream sundae into a neat, parchment-wrapped dessert. Make sure to get there early, because they only sell these babies around lunchtime. Read more
- Tasting TableMarch 31, 2016This upscale Southern restaurant knows how to serve a hearty meal with elegance. Try their famous farm egg baked in celery cream, but definitely save room for dessert too! Read more
- Anna ZanthosMay 1, 2013I came for the famous egg in celery cream but they only serve that at dinner. I ordered the quail and tried there signature drink Miller Thyme. I love this place! Will hae to come back for dinner.
- Paul RobinsonOctober 2, 2015All of our meals from the pulled pork to the burger were great. Service was wonderful. Highly recommend and the ice cream sandwiches for dessert are to die for.
- EaterOctober 4, 2011The farm egg baked in celery cream with grilled bread is a top ten Atlanta dish and the desserts will have you excited about ordering dessert again. [Eater 38 Member]
- Travel + LeisureMay 29, 2012The cocktail list includes exceptional offerings like Miller Thyme (Martin Miller's gin flavored with fresh thyme from the restaurant’s own garden. Read more
- Kari MDApril 11, 2013Every course we ordered was perfect and British Mark was one of the better servers we've had. Ever. Watching him handle a very noisy and tactless group of 8 was further proof - he was lovely.
- Tiffany GravesAugust 17, 2013Dont skip dessert. The blackberry creamsickle caught me by surprise. Very pure and honest flavor. The vanilla is rich and peeks out to say hello and the blackberry sorbet is so refreshing.
- Staff PicksDecember 17, 2015You don't want to end your night without trying the trending taste of the week over at Miller Union. The gingerbread upside down cake with cream cheese ice cream is a mouthwatering holiday treat. Read more
- Serious EatsMay 19, 2014Chef Steven Satterfield takes the farm-to-table thing more seriously than most and adds a Southern twist. Eat anything he cooks.
- Kathryn DJanuary 15, 2020Desserts are the real stars. For vegetarians, the ravioli is more interesting than the vegetable plate.
- The Joy Writer JoyKDecember 7, 2011This place was teeming with large groups of company lunches when we arrived. As a result, service was a little slow, but the food was worth the wait. Very cool vibe too. Like it's still a secret...
- Spoon UniversityJuly 19, 2017Shaped into perfect squares, these ice cream sandwiches are heavy on the ice cream and light on the sandwich cookies, but honestly, there isn’t ever a bad chipwich ratio. Read more
- Kerrie DotyFebruary 22, 2017Great cocktails and terrific bartenders. Excellent farm to table restaurant, so the menu changes frequently. Everything is good.
- Atlanta Food & Wine FestivalMay 7, 2014Chef Satterfield will teach how to transform wild finds from both Atlanta’s concrete jungle and the North Georgia woods into delicious dishes at Atlanta Food & Wine Festival May 29-June 1. Read more
- Meredith BlechmanFebruary 15, 2015Cab/Sangiovese blend to drink. Farm egg app. Chicken and veggie plate for entrees. Sundae for dessert. Everything fresh and local. A+
- Neil CaronJune 15, 2019Been here twice. Seasonal menu rotates items but everything I’ve ever had has been fantastic. Cocktails included!
- Tasting TableAugust 5, 2014Try the famed farm egg baked in a subtle celery cream, and don't miss the house-made ice cream sandwiches come dessert. Read more
- This should be the Gramercy Tavern of Atlanta. Best food, hands down. Clean, fresh, creative but not so Southern in that it has bacon in everything. Bar is good for eating.
- Olivia FabbroAugust 21, 2015Tomato salad panzanella delicious! But farm egg in celery cream is heavenly!!! Duck was good and so was grouper. Dessert was pretty bad, skip it.
- ᴡ HindsMay 24, 2018I've only eaten here once and from a flavor standpoint I was disappointed in the cocktails and main dish (braised lamb shoulder). I appreciate the earthy natural flavors but I expected more creativity
- Kathleen BrownApril 5, 2014Seriously. Amazing. Beard Award Nominated. Crispy duck breast with honey roasted turnips, easily one of the best dishes in Atlanta.
- Lindsay CrosbyMarch 10, 2013The Farm Egg is the TRUTH, you guys. Amazing locally-sourced food, and the atmosphere is wonderful. The Fog Lifter is an amazing cocktail.
- Creative Loafing AtlantaSeptember 19, 2013Miller Union chef Steven Satterfield's mantra is simplicity. Few things benefit more from that than veggies, Satterfield's specialty and what earned this spot a 2013 CL Best of ATL Critics Pick award. Read more
- Ricardo GuerreroOctober 6, 2013Try the Seafood Stew - Perfect Fall flavors, with turnips, fennel & radish. Only complaint: no spoon for the delicate broth? @MillerUnion
- Charlsie 🍡July 25, 2013Insanely delicious. Get the low country boil and drink an entire bottle of rosé to go along with the fun!
- Jack ScottyJanuary 24, 2015The duck and the quail dishes are so good! A pair of great gin cocktails! This place is the best!
- Stina P.December 8, 2016great salads - try to go for lunch if you can and order the ice cream sandwich!
- Creative Loafing AtlantaJanuary 20, 2012Much of chef Steven Satterfield's cooking resembles home cooking -- not aw-shucks kountry kookin', but honest, straightforward food made with stellar ingredients. Harvest dinner on Tuesdays. Read more
- There really isn't a bad choice on the menu. The grit fritters are very tasty, and the have a great cocktail program.
- Creative Loafing AtlantaOctober 13, 2010CL Best of Atlanta 2010 winner: Best service AND Best ice-cream sandwich. Go for the Almond joy, Mexican chocolate or Earl grey ice-cream sandwiches, each wrapped in wax paper. Read more
- Mary MatlackMay 28, 2013Don't miss the amazing appetizers. We made a meal out of them and they split everything for us - no hassle.
- @JaumePrimeroNovember 29, 2013You must order a cocktail when you come here. They make a mean old fashioned!
- Julie JEWELeSFebruary 15, 2013Try the The Special Chocolate Cake with Espresso Cream & Port Cherries - Omg! Delicious!
- Caroline EubanksAugust 31, 2013Mark from Manchester is a great server. Try the Pimms Cup or Miller Thyme with a Lowcountry boil. Delicious and fantastic service.