Paschal's Restaurant
#36 in USA
#11 in Atlanta
Restaurant
- 180 Northside Drive SW, Atlanta, GA 30313 USA
Company Description
Located in the heart of the Historic Castleberry Hill Neighborhood you will find Paschal's Atlanta Restaurant, an icon complete with a rich history from six decades. Paschal's features signature soul food dishes that include: Our Famous 1947 Fried Chicken, Mac & Cheese, Collard Greens, Black Eyed Peas, & Fried Catfish.
Review & Rating
Our family decided to go out for Thanksgiving this year. We were very pleased w/ our experience. Their assortments of food and desserts were absolutely delicious. I would definitely highly recommend those who want a change tradition of having Thanksgiving at home, Paschals will be a pleasant and rewarding alternative.
Great food!! Good atmosphere. Had the seafood pasta and my husband had the fried chicken. Side portions aren't worth $5 but enjoyed everything overall. And they told me they were closed and couldn't offer me dessert 10 min til they closed. If I'm n there and already eating it shouldn't be a problem
I had heard about Paschal's, and thought I'd check it out. 7pm on a Tuesday should make for good service right? (Unfortunately, I was wrong...) The restaurant was mostly empty where I arrived, but it still took about half an hour for my food to show up. My glass had been empty 10 minutes before my waitress gave me a refill. The host pitched in, and he was honestly a better "server" than my actual waitress was. (She was working the bar, too, so maybe that's the reason was service was so slow.) Same for me paying for my meal - it took 10 minutes for her to show up with my receipt. I ordered chicken, collards, and mac n cheese. The food itself was pretty good. The chicken is the star of the dish though-- tender, juicy, and fresh. (I would definitely go back for that.) The sides were fine, but I think I'd try something different the next time around. Still, it's a good meal, and I'd recommend it. Just don't expect the world when it comes to service.
I really wanted to like this place but regrettably, it's nothing to brag about. The chicken was good but the greens are from a can & the mac & cheese only had a noticeable amount of cheese on the top. Most definitely nothing historic about it. I will remember it for the next time I'm in the area but, only as a place to avoid. Sadly, not worth the money.
Great southern food. Drove by million times and never been to eat so I had to try it out. Very spacious inside and very laid back atmosphere. Will definitely ho back.
This place is black owned, and the staff is well educated and very friendly. This is my second time here. This time our waiter was a young man Masai was absolutely amazing. If you eat soul food and want to support black growth this is the place. Sit at one of the tables Massi is waiting and you will see what I am talking about.A great young brother.
The atmosphere was inviting and our server Ashley was very personal, enjoyable and paid attention to our detailed orders to add to our content. The food was very tasteful and very delicious! The next time I visit Atlanta, I will dine at Pascal's. It was: mother, daughter & granddaughter dining. Thanks for the experience. We really enjoyed ourselves!!!
Service is friendly but expect to wait. Food is not bad. However, I had the catfish which had a taste of river to it... was hard to eat the whole thing. Sides & desserts were great. I hear the chicken is best so will try that next time.
This restaurant really set a standard for out of town guest. The location was easy to find and accommodating parking. The brunch buffet was delicious. I would definitely visit again when I come back
I'm not a big "soul food" connoisseur so my taste for it may be questionable. That being said, Paschal's was bomb. I loved everything I tasted. I had their chicken and a bowl of gumbo ... Best choice for me because I did not leave a crumb on the plate I sopped up the remainder of gumbo with their yummy cornbread. Two thumbs up (and 5 stars too).
Mixed feelings. They catered for my job and the food was delicious but when I visited the restaurant, the food didn’t taste the same and the service wasn’t great. The food tasted like leftovers, warmed up. I got the lemon roasted chicken and It was extremely dry and not very flavorful. I also ordered peach cobbler. It was $8 for a small/Mini bowl and it wasn’t good at all. I first tasted the cobbler at my job function, which is why I went in the restaurant today for more, but it wasn’t the same. It tasted old and bland. Perhaps different people prepare food for the restaurant and catered food? Or the catered food is fresh and the restaurant serves leftovers? Also, the server basically ignored me. I had to go go all out to get her attention and had to stop eating for about 5-7 minutes until I got more water so I wouldn’t choke. Total bill was $28 for lunch and dessert and I’m still hungry.
Great southern food. Drove by million times and never been to eat so I had to try it out. Very spacious inside and very laid back atmosphere. Will definitely ho back.
I had heard about Paschal's, and thought I'd check it out. 7pm on a Tuesday should make for good service right? (Unfortunately, I was wrong...) The restaurant was mostly empty where I arrived, but it still took about half an hour for my food to show up. My glass had been empty 10 minutes before my waitress gave me a refill. The host pitched in, and he was honestly a better "server" than my actual waitress was. (She was working the bar, too, so maybe that's the reason was service was so slow.) Same for me paying for my meal - it took 10 minutes for her to show up with my receipt. I ordered chicken, collards, and mac n cheese. The food itself was pretty good. The chicken is the star of the dish though-- tender, juicy, and fresh. (I would definitely go back for that.) The sides were fine, but I think I'd try something different the next time around. Still, it's a good meal, and I'd recommend it. Just don't expect the world when it comes to service.
Our family decided to go out for Thanksgiving this year. We were very pleased w/ our experience. Their assortments of food and desserts were absolutely delicious. I would definitely highly recommend those who want a change tradition of having Thanksgiving at home, Paschals will be a pleasant and rewarding alternative.
Great food!! Good atmosphere. Had the seafood pasta and my husband had the fried chicken. Side portions aren't worth $5 but enjoyed everything overall. And they told me they were closed and couldn't offer me dessert 10 min til they closed. If I'm n there and already eating it shouldn't be a problem
Service is friendly but expect to wait. Food is not bad. However, I had the catfish which had a taste of river to it... was hard to eat the whole thing. Sides & desserts were great. I hear the chicken is best so will try that next time.
I really wanted to like this place but regrettably, it's nothing to brag about. The chicken was good but the greens are from a can & the mac & cheese only had a noticeable amount of cheese on the top. Most definitely nothing historic about it. I will remember it for the next time I'm in the area but, only as a place to avoid. Sadly, not worth the money.
The atmosphere was inviting and our server Ashley was very personal, enjoyable and paid attention to our detailed orders to add to our content. The food was very tasteful and very delicious! The next time I visit Atlanta, I will dine at Pascal's. It was: mother, daughter & granddaughter dining. Thanks for the experience. We really enjoyed ourselves!!!
This place is black owned, and the staff is well educated and very friendly. This is my second time here. This time our waiter was a young man Masai was absolutely amazing. If you eat soul food and want to support black growth this is the place. Sit at one of the tables Massi is waiting and you will see what I am talking about.A great young brother.
This restaurant really set a standard for out of town guest. The location was easy to find and accommodating parking. The brunch buffet was delicious. I would definitely visit again when I come back
I'm not a big "soul food" connoisseur so my taste for it may be questionable. That being said, Paschal's was bomb. I loved everything I tasted. I had their chicken and a bowl of gumbo ... Best choice for me because I did not leave a crumb on the plate I sopped up the remainder of gumbo with their yummy cornbread. Two thumbs up (and 5 stars too).
Mixed feelings. They catered for my job and the food was delicious but when I visited the restaurant, the food didn’t taste the same and the service wasn’t great. The food tasted like leftovers, warmed up. I got the lemon roasted chicken and It was extremely dry and not very flavorful. I also ordered peach cobbler. It was $8 for a small/Mini bowl and it wasn’t good at all. I first tasted the cobbler at my job function, which is why I went in the restaurant today for more, but it wasn’t the same. It tasted old and bland. Perhaps different people prepare food for the restaurant and catered food? Or the catered food is fresh and the restaurant serves leftovers? Also, the server basically ignored me. I had to go go all out to get her attention and had to stop eating for about 5-7 minutes until I got more water so I wouldn’t choke. Total bill was $28 for lunch and dessert and I’m still hungry.
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