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659 Peachtree Street, NE
Atlanta, GA 30308
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Contemporary American
$30 and under
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Livingston Restaurant Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(404) 897-5000
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday - Friday: 6:30am - 10:00am; Breakfast Saturday -Sunday: 6:30am - 11am; Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 11:00am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, Southern
Executive Chef:
Zeb Stevenson
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Special Events & Promotions:
Let us customize your next special event at Livingston Restaurant + Bar! On the second level of the restaurant, the Mezzanine offers breathtaking views of The Fox and is the perfect special event setting for seated occasions up to 50 and with space for up to 100 cocktail style. Our exclusive private dining room can accommodate up to 20 guests for seated dining events and up to 35 cocktail style. Exclusive buyouts available for large groups. For special event information, please feel free to send all inquires to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 404-898-8323.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Peachtree and Ponce de Leon
Parking Details:
Livingston Restaurant + Bar offers 3 hour complimentary valet or self parking conveniently located at The Georgian Terrace Hotel valet circle and parking garage. Please bring in your ticket to our host stand for validation upon departure.
A word from Livingston Restaurant
Located across the street from The Fox Theatre, Livingston Restaurant + Bar offers Atlantans an innovative, bold reflection of local flavor and history. As the city's premier pre- and post-theatre destination, show patrons can enjoy signature cocktails and small plates at the Bar and Lounge or a
multi-course meal in the main dining room. As a recipient of the 2012 Wine Spectator Award, enjoy over 100 selections from Livingston's fabulous wine list.
On the second level of the restaurant, the Mezzanine offers breathtaking views of The Fox and is the perfect special event setting for seated occasions or cocktail parties. Our exclusive private dining room can accommodate up to 20 guests for seated dining events and up to 35 cocktail style. Livingston is available exclusively for private dining groups for lunch Monday-Friday.
Diner Reviews
This was our first time. We were a
bit apprehensive because of several negative service reviews. We had a fabulous dining experience. Our main Server, Jenny, was outstanding and all the support staft was great. They all worked as a team and kept us fully searved at all times before and during the meal without intruding. The food was great and the restaurant decoration is very tasteful. You should allow 2 hours before Fox show time for a relaxed drink and dinner. Parking at The Georgian Terrace hotel parking deck ( next to Livingston) is very convent and leaving after the show is as fast as can be expected. The previous negative service comments were either anomalies or the restaurant has corrected any service problems."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Eating on the patio at
Livingston's across from the Fox when you have tickets for an event is first prize. Fabulous ambience. Our server, Jaime, could not have been more helpful and fun. But we found it hard to find anything on the menu that sounded good. Very strange selections on the small plates, appetizers, and mains. We ended up getting the burger, which was very good, but this was a special date night and we were looking forward to a more formal, upscale dining experience... not settling for a burger. The chef should really look over the menu. Before you book, look at the menu on the restaurant's website and make sure there is something you will like. As an alternative, eat elsewhere earlier and come here for a drink on the patio."
Dined on 3/8/2014
We've eaten at the restaurant a
few times and none of them has been memorable. But, the experience last week will be my last. We arrived in time to eat and make the theatre and ordered about an hour before we needed to leave, but our food did not arrive for fifty minutes. Moreover, what as served was simply bad."
Dined on 3/6/2014
Really enjoyed our dinner at
Livingston before performance at Fox. Scallops were outstanding!"
Dined on 3/4/2014
The main reason we ate here is
it's across the street from the Fox where we to see a show. In the past we had an enjoyable time - really good food and service. Last night was not so good. They sat us at a very undesirable table, right by the kitchen with all the noise of pots and pans; the table was so large and wide, we could not hear ourselves to have a conversation. I asked to be moved and they made us wait there 20 minutes (while other people arrived and were seated at more desirable tables) before telling us "sorry, we can't move you". So I asked to speak to the manager. Initially he wasn't going to do a thing to help us then I asked what about upstairs (where it is definitely quieter), so reluctantly they moved us up there."
Dined on 3/6/2014
I don't know whether the fault was
completely with the kitchen or also with our server. However, we were very disappointed in our "Pre-Fox Theater" meal. We ordered cocktails and 6 appetizers/sides for the 2 of us. And asked the server to stagger when they were to be served. We received the first 3 quickly. However, the second round didn't arrive until we asked about them. And when they did, we weren't sure they were worth the wait. Nothing was caramelized about the brussel sprouts-bland and steamed. Never did find any meat on the rabbit legs. And the popcorn cauliflower was lack-luster at best. Luckily the show at The Fox was so great that we forgot our unfortunate kick-off to the evening. We won't be back."
Dined on 3/6/2014
The Livingston serves fresh
creative farm to table cuisine but could be a bit more ambitious. I had the sorghum and sea salt brick chicken which was very good. Brick pressed chicken with a sorghum and sea salt glaze served over white beans on top of turnip greens with ground sausage. More sorghum and salt would have made those flavors stand out a bit better and the sausage, which was supposed to be chorizo, had no bite - a hotter sausage would have worked better. The breads were good and don't miss the cake pan baked corn bread which is perfect for dipping sauces. We had heard service can be slow so got there at 5:30 with tickets for a 7:30 show at the Fox. Service slows down as the restaurant fills around 6 so get there early."
Dined on 3/5/2014
food was great, but the chowder
served with the scallops came out cold. the server was absent for long periods. great space though. we will definitely give it another try."
Dined on 3/4/2014
We loved our Pre Fox experience at
the Livingston! It was a very pleasant surprise to walk into such an elegant dining room and be offered such a wonderful meal. The Menu & Wine list are very well priced! It was just GREAT!"
Dined on 3/4/2014
My fiance and I went to the
Livingston for brunch on Saturday. The food was very good, service was nothing special but our server was nice. The restaurant is really pretty and has a great view of the Fox Theater. We'll definitely go back."
Dined on 3/1/2014
The food was far too expensive for
the taste of the dishes... everything lacked salt. Disappointing."
Dined on 2/28/2014
We were a group of four and each
person ordered something different. Each dish was beautifully presented and tasted great."
Dined on 2/28/2014
Disappointed every time I've been
here. The bar is crowded and noisy with truly terrible service, and I have yet to find a dish I like on the restaurant's menu."
Dined on 2/7/2014
receptionist very
unprofessional,unfriendly- rude even, we were left waiting until 5 other groups arriving after us were seated at all the available window seats we had requested even though our arrival was exactly at our 6:45 reservation. no eye contact, not a single personal notice., she was very sour and made us feel uncomfortable waiting with no explanation or apologies. finally seated, our waiter was wonderful, ordered the scallops recommended by another reviewer, very good, custom drinks very good also,,, too bad the sour note with the sour reception. Next time will try another restaurant down the street. For the $100 spent, I would like to feel welcomed."
Dined on 2/22/2014
I have entertained clients at
Livingston's prior to Fox shows in the past. This visit was very disappointed. Ordered steaks and the guest that specifically wanted to make sure her steak was medium well with no red was delivered the steak of my client that had requested medium or medium rare. Nothing was offered by the restaurant to fix it and you could tell that neither wanted to create an issue when I asked if they wanted to get another steak. Prior to us finishing our dinner, there was never a mention of them mistake by any member of the staff--at least should have been acknowledged and maybe offer each of them a complimentary dessert, glass of wine or coffee. So disappointing."
Dined on 2/16/2014
First time here and it was nice.
Food... excellent...location...great. Our server was the worst. It was so bad I had to find him to ask for a refill of sweet tea. They were not busy and he was plainly not a very good server. Outside of that negative, the food was great and the location was perfect."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Very nice looking restaurant in a
convenient area. I had the chicken sandwich, which was not good. Strawberry sauce had a bitter aftertaste. Did not like the waffle fries. They were bland with not enough seasoning. My sister had a hamburger which was good, but it's hard to mess up a burger. Service was okay, but the hostess and waiter could have been more friendly. The Hostess attire did not match the ambiance of the restaurant. She was dressed like she was going to work at Walmart. Seemed kind of strange. Not a place I'd recommend based on the dish and service I had. Walking into the place, I was expecting more. Bread was good, as were the muffins."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Went before a show at the Fox,
server was most helpful. I didn't realize before being seated that the menu was fixed for evening (day after Valentines' Day) and was $50 a head. That would have been nice to know up front."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Excellent service and quality make
this an excellent spot for any special occasion dinner. Very classy and elegant spot in a chic part of town."
Dined on 10/17/2013
I have gone to this restaurant on
several occasions because of its ambience and location (usually in conjunction with an event at the Fox) and the menu always seems so limited that I end up ordering the same thing each time -the scallops which are delicious -but there is no other fish on the menu - some chicken and then several meat dishes but I don't eat meat - had the potato and leek soup which was quite tasty and then the mussels, also good - put together my own dinner menu but again, disappointed in the choices...will likely go back, as always, and be prepared for the scallops again!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
as the Livingston is immediately
across the street from The Fabulous Fox Theater, it is a perfect location for pre-theater dining or cocktails."
Dined on 2/15/2014
My husband & I arrived on time
only to have to wait an extra 10 minutes or so. Noticed the Hostess picked and chose who to tell about the "Special Menu $50.00 per person", sometimes mumbling it and fast, other times clear and concise. Overall appearance not what I would expect for this type of place. Food was "iffy" my husband had the Steak Med Well I had the Crispy Duck. Stk was med. at best & almost room temp. Duck over done to the point of tasting like calves liver, but hot yet not so crispy.LONG time between courses. Water was filled once when server saw me chewing on the ice. Complimentary Champagne with Dessert did not exist even though it was printed as part of the "Deal" and yet we got charged the up charge for the Stk. and my wine."
Dined on 2/15/2014
Went for a Valentines "Dinner &
Show" Had a good 3 course meal. Nice cocktails (I had the Livingston, and my wife had a Ginger Beer concoction) Great main course (we had the steak and chicken) and the deserts were just enough. Quiet, well lit atmosphere and we had a great server. He knew the drink menu well."
Dined on 2/14/2014
For all you love birds, married or
just dating, This is truly a romantic gem in the heart of Atlanta and very reasonably priced for such a beautiful place. The ambience was awesome, as was the service. The food spectacular, not only in taste and variety, but presentation. Great wine selections. Very memorable experience for a very special day. We will be back and highly recommend to our friends. Kudos to the chef & staff! The music was just right - not too loud. The celebration of Valentine's Day at The Livingston could not have been more perfect. Thank you for a wonderful dining experience."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We went to spend our 48th wedding
anniversary and valentines day. The food was ok. Most importantly, the waitress was blah and matter of fact. We felt like we were the fit-in table. It wasn't very romantic or exciting I had gazed at the place every time I'd go to the Fox. It was anticlimactic .."
Dined on 2/14/2014
We went to Livingston's for Brunch
before seeing Book of Mormon. They offered only a buffet brunch which left much to be desired. The food was cold and they didn't offer many options. The server obviously didn't want to be there. She didn't tell us that the buffet was the only options- we had to ask her where the buffet was located and she looked at us like we had 3 heads. The only thing that was decent were the creamy grits (they offered shrimp for the grits- but those were spongy and cold). We definitely will not go there again."
Dined on 2/9/2014
The food was excellent and the
service was attentive without hovering. I had an excellent pinot noir 'by the glass'. I wish I could remember the name. I will definitely eat there again. My only complaint is that I like my restaurants a tad quieter, but, then again... I'm an older human unit."
Dined on 2/8/2014
We always enjoy going to
Livingston Restaurant, especially prior to a show at the Fox. The food is consistently good and quite enjoyable. The wait staff is always friendly and efficient. This restaurant is a favorite spot and always a good choice."
Dined on 2/7/2014
Buffet had a good selection but
the food was lukewarm at best--should be kept hot, especially eggs and breakfast meats. Service was very attentive. Good place for a meal before a Fox performance, but we wouldn't go the the restaurant otherwise."
Dined on 2/8/2014
Enjoyed the new menu. The duck and
the crackling pork shank were both wonderful. Celebrated a good friend's birthday on Sat at 7:30, so the theatre crowd was just leaving and the room was quiet. Being a wine snob, was pleasantly surprised at how good the $10 glass of cab was and they filled the glass adequately. Will definitely go again."
Dined on 2/7/2014
Food was outstanding! Our courses
were a bit long coming out which made us a little worrisome as we were going to a show at The Fox but we made it just in time, although we did have to rush through our entrees a bit. Our server was great but wish she would have been more communicative about the lengthy timing of our courses. Of course the place WAS super busy... It wasn't too hard to rush through that scallop dish though- it was SO good. The mussels were also great and the chicken liver mousse as apps. We all really loved the food. The dining room is gorgeous and especially loved how comfortable the chairs were- that was a nice touch! We definitely want to come back in the future when we have more time to linger and try desserts too"
Dined on 2/6/2014
Recently dined at Livingston
across from the Fox theater. Was seated according to our reservations and had a great dining experience. The food was great,however, the service lacked attentiveness. After the meal we only had a short walk to the Fox. Great evening."
Dined on 2/5/2014
We ate at Livingstone before a
performance at the Fox. Service was very good, prompt and considerate. The food was good but there were only 6 entree choices, one of which was a burger. I had the scallops. The 3 scallops were properly cooked in a heavy corn chowder with little clams and shaved brusell sprouts. I was still hungry when I was finished. My companions had the steak and burgers. They were happier with those choices. The Georgian Terrace is a historical gem but the restaurant is decorated in run of the mill modern style, the furnishings detract from the architecture. Bottom line, convenient choice in a historical property. It is particularly exciting if you are going to the Fox."
Dined on 2/3/2014
We were told that the restaurant
had a new chef! Six of us were not impressed with the menu at all- Could not find anything to order except a hamburger which was undercooked and had to be sent back. Only thing going for it is convenience to Fox Theatre!!"
Dined on 2/4/2014
Would love to have been able to
stay and eat in a leisurely way and will definitely plan to return. Menu had lots of interesting eats, but we had to rush to make our 7:30 show across the street. The staff could not have been more accomodating, even after we were 30 minutes late for our reservation! Ordered drinks and dinner right after we sat down. I had the burger and my mate had the sea scallops. Also had the cauliflower popcorn, which was delicious and different. Both our meals were great and just what we needed. I will absolutely come back because I want to try more from their menu!"
Dined on 2/4/2014
This place is a marble gem. A
beautiful setting in Atlanta's most historic hotels. It was perfect for dinner before the show at the Fox. The food was good, too. Not an extensive menu, but one suited for light appetites before a big show."
Dined on 2/4/2014
We had dinner for 9 pre-theater.
Since our show was starting at 7, we did have a time crunch. The staff was very accommodating and made sure that we each had an enjoyable and delicious meal, and still make our show. I did not feel rushed at all. I will definitely go back when I do not have a show to go to. If the quality of the meal was any indication, I am sure the desserts were wonderful. I loved the very eclectic menu. The space is gorgeous - though the noise level is high."
Dined on 2/3/2014
New menu was limited and had some
odd choices. Two of our party just got small plates and two of the three choices each were sent back for being cold and one was not acceptable. Their old menu was much better."
Dined on 2/3/2014
My wife and I went here for a nice
brunch before a show at the Fox. I was looking forward to eggs benedict and various other things off the menu. We were told no that it was buffet only. Bland eggs, French toast, un crispy fried chicken, grits were good, bacon, sausage, etc. We could have gone to iHOP for a better breakfast for a whole lot less."
Dined on 2/2/2014
Crispy tea smoked duck wasn't
crispy, albeit tasty. 'Tre' wine out of stock. Everything was more expensive than was warranted for what was delivered."
Dined on 2/2/2014
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