Blue Moon Brewhouse

We came in for lunch. My daughter of 5 month was very hungry so I took time to feed her. Seems that the 10 minutes it took was too long for the waitress, as she came to ask 4 times what we will have to eat, we told her 4 times that we were not ready, she told us that we should leave if we don’t eat… Please can’t you see that I feeding my kid and that I will order later… Nothing else to say

Terrible service, terrible attitude, even for an airport. Go anywhere in airport but here and I fly thru ATL every week.

Good beer. Ice cold 20 oz Blue Moon White IPA FOR $ 10. Decent food. Turkey club and potato wedges. Meh, to both. Terrible service. Bartender did everything he could to ignore the customers. A hint of personality on that guy would have been nice.

Great service, friendly staff. Excellent spicy Bloody Mary. Highly recommend as I’m passing through.

This is good airport food!
We had cold beers. And liked all our food. The only thing not great was the potato wedges which were under cooked and under seasoned. The blackened chicken sandwich was good. The turkey club was very good. Had a Cesar salad instead of wedges as a side which hit the spot.
When flying out of B-​11 come here the service is good to boot!

NEVER AGAIN! Yuck!
Ordered 2 Turkey clubs. $ 25. So I was expecting a decent sandwich. It wasnt a club sandwich, it wasnt even a turkey sandwich, 2 pieces of dripping in oil SOAKED bread 1, yes, I small turkey wheel (it was some fake processed meat) with a bunch of slop stuffed in between the bread. Totally disgusting. To top it off, waited 25 min in an empty joint to get it! Unfortunately for me, I didn’t see the sandwich until I was already on the plane. I meant to dispute the charge w/​CC but just found the receipt so now it wouldn’t be a timely complaint on my part. Not even close to a turkey club, certainly not a turkey sandwich.
Never ever eat here!

Bring back Sweetwater! I haven’t been through Atlanta since November and apparently the best thing about this airport is gone. Don’t get me wrong, the food is still good. They still have the same lazy bartenders who ignore all of the white people at the bar. I’m sure the fruit flies are several generations removed (but within the same bloodline) of the little guys I dined with throughout the summer and fall. The only difference is they took multiple varieties of a good, local beer and replaced them with several offerings from Blue Moon and other crap, all of which blow. So shittier beer for 1.5 times the cost? Excellent decision money men. I hope the people you love the most push you off a cliff. And then Superman saves all of you at the last second. Only to drop you from a higher height. Fuck all of you.

The Sweet Water Brewhouse is no more at the Atlanta airport and has been replaced with the Blue Moon Brewhouse. During a layover, my wife and I stopped in here to grab some food. I ordered the burger, while she had a bowl of chili.
Service was pretty decent — friendly and very fast. We got our food about 5 – 7 minutes after placing our order, which was impressive; I suppose they have to be good at that with lots of customers rushing to catch airplanes.
The burger came out and was cooked to order — medium rare. They messed up and gave me the wrong kind of cheese — cheddar instead of pepperjack, I didn’t say anything because it wasn’t a big deal. The burger itself was tasty with a bit of mayo, onion, tomato. The patty itself looked very uniform which hinted that it wasn’t hand pressed. Either way, the beef was decent, especially since it was cooked to order. The bun could have been toasted a bit more, but it was definitely an average-​to better than average burger.
For airport dining, it’s not a bad place to stop in to nourish yourself in between flights.

Really unhappy with the service at this location. Fiancé and I came in and even though the restaurant wasn’t particularly busy and there was plenty of seating, the hostess didn’t bother to acknowledge our existence and we ended up seating ourselves. She eventually came over (after standing around, wrapping silverware) and brought us menus, though by that time other couples who came in after us already had water/​drinks at their tables. (The other waitstaff seemed to be more attentive, but only to their customers.)
We ended up ordering our food to go and while we waited, this super obnoxious drunk guy came and sat at the next table over and started talking like he knew us. He made us both feel really uncomfortable (even touching my arm once) but the waitstaff did nothing about it. The other patrons seemed to be bothered by his behavior as well.
The saving grace of this restaurant is that the food was decent (albeit expensive for what it is) and we were drunk enough to appreciate the fried meals we took away after 20 minutes of waiting.
That being said, I certainly won’t waste my time at this restaurant again. If I’m paying for service from you, I don’t want to be treated like an inconvenience. I will happily spend my money elsewhere.

Finally good airport food! Had the mahi sandwich and a tall seasonal gingerbread beer. Great service, overall experience and reasonably priced. With a 90 layover, I’ll go out of my way from one terminal to terminal B to eat here again.

We ordered the burger and the chicken with avocado. I ordered my burger medium and it was at least medium well. Potatoes were stale. Avocado was stale and the veggies in the sandwiches were also stale. In the end when we told them about it they said they eat it that way all the time… At least the beer was good.

Server was very helpful. Fried chicken biscuit was average. Grits were good. Turkey bacon was good.

One of my employees recommended this place while I’m in town on business, so on my last night in town I thought I’d check it out. Based on her description, I had really high expectations. I love a good dive/​hole in the wall, so I was pretty excited to try this place out. When I walked in, I was greeted by the large bar with what appeared to be a great selection of beers and liquors, and the parking lot was full, which is always a good sign. The staff were friendly, service was prompt, and the beer was cold. Those are all good. But the food was just OK, not nearly as good as I’d been led to believe.
To start out, on their Facebook page they’d advertised (6 hours before my visit) that their special was a pork tenderloin platter with 2 sides. But upon arrival, I was told that the special was actually brisket with 2 sides, for a higher price than what was listed on Facebook. Since I was really just in the mood for a good pork tenderloin, I opted for the regular menu item instead. It came out pretty quickly, and was HUGE… more than twice the size of the bun. But I don’t think it had been cooked long enough (the meat was done, but the breading wasn’t crisp) or the heat wasn’t high enough. I had potato salad for my side, and again it was just OK, tasting much like what I’d get at the local grocery store deli.
My server didn’t even bother to ask if I wanted dessert, just brought the check as if he couldn’t wait for me to get out. The price was reasonable, but maybe this is a case of you get what you pay for.

Walking through the airport and starving, waiting for my flight I decided to check out Blue Moon Brewhouse. I had the cobb salad with fried chicken. Great salad with fresh ingredients. The fried chicken was really good too. However I wish they would have given me a little more, my bowl was lacking a few pieces.
I sat in my booth and spread out my stuff. Nice relaxing atmosphere and nice to get away from the airport crowd.
Nice quick service. They brought out my bill right after I ordered in case I had to dash to my next flight.

Perfect waiter, delicious food, unexpected delight! Try the mahi mahi sandwich. Excellent!