Good Game

“After leaving the Braves game, we walked into GoodGame for food. The experience was more than what we anticipated, due to the crowd. Although we had to wait for a table, maybe 20 minutes, everyone worked there gave exceptional customer service. The hostess and waiter did an awesome job. Once we received our meals, everything from the appetizers to the entrées was cooked and seasoned just right. You can tell the kitchen manager Paul runs a tight ship. The flavors were on spot and needed no condiments, and even doing a busy rush the presentation was beautiful. We will definitely be back!!! Lastly, after eating, we asked for the kitchen manager Paul to come out which he did and we thanked him for exceptional food. He is an awesome kitchen manager, thanks Paul. Keep up the good work.”

“Came here for the very first time & I enjoyed every second of it. Shoutout to Jacob at the bar... he was amazing, very professional, great customer service and just a vibe overall. He definitely made our experience 10x better! Thank you Jacob!!”

“Seated immediately, ordered drinks and food. Everything came out fast and hot. Good selection of beer. Waitress was really good. Will be back next time when in town for a game.”

“we had such a great time this past Sunday, relaxing and enjoying some time with our son while we ate a variety of amazing food. This was my first time here and I would highly recommend it to anyone in the (Atlanta) area. There is a variety of fun games you can play. This is truly fun for the whole family. thank you, Clayton for your hospitality. The staff was exceptional”

“We were SO hopeful this visit would be better than the first time. We brought my brother-in-law from Nebraska, a golf fanatic, expecting drinks, fun, and a great night out. Instead, we got the most disappointing experience imaginable. First, the game system didn’t work for the first 20 minutes. No big deal… except we also didn’t see a server for what felt like the length of a PGA tournament. After 35 minutes of sitting there thirsty and confused, I finally just walked to the bar myself to beg for service like Oliver Twist asking for more soup. We eventually managed to get 3 drinks total, but each round required a scavenger hunt to find someone willing to help us. The last two times I literally had to walk to the front desk and request a server. When she finally showed up, she acted like we personally ruined her day by ordering beverages at a place that serves beverages. On the bright side, the emptiness of the place gave us plenty of room to reflect on our bad decisions. They’re located in The Battery — I can practically see the place from my patio — and now I understand why they’re the ONLY business not overflowing on game days. It’s less “hidden gem” and more “abandoned mini golf-themed social experiment.” I even told the “manager” on the way out they’d probably be closed within a year. Judging by the tumbleweed energy inside, I stand by that prediction. Save your $60 and your sanity. If you want to practice waiting around while being ignored, just sit in DMV parking lot with a cocktail shaker.”