Reviews Antica Posta

Very authentic Italian experience here in Atlanta. Staff is very friendly and provided solid recommendations. Will be coming back!

I have been hearing about this place for awhile, glad I finally got to go. The atmosphere was really nice, great spot for a date or special occasion. I really enjoyed the octopus and the bruschetta. The lamb was too salty for me, that maybe due to me not using too much salt in my food.

Spent my most recent birthday (November 2022) at Antica Posta… and I am still telling people about this visit nearly a year later. Definitely THE best Italian food I’ve had. Not the most attentive waiter..but couldn’t remove more than 1 star for my overall experience. Will not disappoint.

By far one of the best meals we've enjoyed out in a while. We drove up to Atlanta from Columbus for date night. My husband had the pleasure a few weeks back to have a meal here at Antica Posta during a business meetings. He enjoyed it so, he wanted to bring me since I'd never been. The Sea Bass was AMAZING!! We took advantage of the black truffle availability, I ordered it with Scallops. Simply the best!! We had appetizers also, the grilled Octopus was great and my husband thought the Foie Gras was one of the best he'd had. Definitely a family friendly place for upscale dining. We will visit again and will bring friends.

The food was excellent and the servers were attentive without being intrusive. We dined on a Sunday evening and there was not a lot of action in the dining room which did make us feel a bit "on display."

I'd give this place a high 4 rating if I could, and I definitely recommend it. Food was amazing and service was good. Price was very reasonable considering I essentially had a four course meal (bread, appetizer, meal, dessert AND two glasses of wine for less than $70 before tip). For an appetizer I had prosciutto with buffalo milk mozzarella. Delicious. For main course I had veal tortellini, also delicious but a disappointing portion size. For dessert I had the parmigiano reggiano. I thought it was delicious, especially with the wine. Approach with caution though, it's not for everyone. Most people probably would not consider it a dessert in the traditional American sense. Here are my two gripes that kept me from giving a 5 star 1. My main course portion size was disappointing, especially considering how delicious it was. I had the veal tortellini and it was fantastic, but it literally maybe had 15 individual tortellinis. My companion had the veal round and his portion size was fine. He also told me about when he took his wife here and she ordered a spaghetti meal and she had leftovers for two days, so perhaps my experience is not the normal or I just ordered the wrong thing. 2. The atmosphere while not "bad" is definitely strange. We arrived early and we were the first group sat upstairs overlooking the bar area down below. They were playing very loud rap music at first in the bar area that you can hear throughout the restaurant which I thought was strange considering my expectation going in was a upscale Italian restaurant classical Tuscany style. Don't get me wrong - it is that, however they definitely seemed to be catering to two different audiences; the "upstairs" crowd and the "bar" crowd. As the dinner service went on, the music seemed to change from rap to a much more enjoyable house type of music which I imagine they change as their crowd at the bar changes. While this experience did not necessarily bother me, I could imagine certain patrons would be off put by it. Overall I would highly recommend trying Antica Posta out. I will be back, and I am already planning on ordering the veal shanks.

GREAT restaurant and service. I have food allergies (dairy) and they were kind enough to help me with the menu, and even made GF bread for me. I had many choices for a meal. Choose the lamb chops which were phenomenal. Absolutely recommend and will be back.