Blind Willie's

Reviews about Blind Willie's

• 3 / 5

  By Jillian Robinson
  This place really is a hidden gem in Atlanta. It's big enough that you can fit in enough people without feeling cramped but small enough that you still feel like you're in this underground dive bar. The atmosphere is eclectic with lots of New Orleans/Mardi Gras decorations. They do serve a limited food menu of mostly Cajun/Louisianian cuisine (think Cajun Catfish, Cajun Wings, Red Beans and Rice (EXCELLENT!), Jambalaya, Gumbo, Sweet Potato fries) and cheap drinks (Sweetwater, Anita, Yuengling on Draft, plenty others in bottles plus wines, ciders - I saw one woman with a martini glass but didn't see that on the menu). The music was excellent and not too loud to enjoy. We were there on a Wednesday night and it was busy although not crowded. I notice several group of 6 or more. Most like to sit and enjoy the music but a few were dancing. There are stools at the bar but there is still room for you to go up and order. Overall a very nice musical experience in the heart of Atlanta. (FYI there is a paid parking lot across the street (cattacorner really). $5 for 2 hours cash or card with Wells Fargo ATM on site.)
  
  Addendum: two people lit up cigarettes toward the end of our evening and completely ruined the night. I can't stand places that allow smoking (you should not subject all your customers to the perils of cigarette smoke against their will - it was not known that this was a smoking establishment) and therefore I downgrade my rating from a 5 to a 3.
  May 09, 2017
• 1 / 5

  By Morpheus X
  Weeks to get an answer to buy a simple t-shirt, which is super cool right? Finally, Mr.Owner is moving and I have. Question 2, a few months later because my son loves this shirt but he has 5 years and rather likes red ... then NO response. Well, I do of course not think my issue is a top priority, there is a club to manage, but nevertheless, I wonder what is the real possibility of a (large) part of the US to be cordial with European ... blues, if he returned to the USA as apolitical music, it is thanks to the English in the 60's right ?? Here, I do not think I will go one day in this club, not because Mr.Owner does not answer me but because I have other priorities and also because true blues exists only on vinyl, cd , mp3, etc ..
  July 18, 2016