Sunday 30th of November 2008 01:57:45 PM

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Located in the south side (go right when coming up the escalator) of the B concourse. The area is small, but that's like any other airport location.

There is a bar with around 25 seats that forms an L shape, along with some two-person booths along the wall and a mix of tables. The place gets fairly busy, and there is a hostess which will direct you to open tables. I felt weird sitting at a table by myself when it was crowded, but if you want to get something you don't have much of a choice. Several people were doing it, and there was enough turnover that there didn't seem to be much of a wait. The other time I was there it was less busy so I was able to get a spot at the bar.

At one time there were only four taps or so but it looks like now they serve most of their year-round beers plus a seasonal. They also have a couple guest taps and some bottles of whatever on hand for those that don't want craft beer (plus a few craft bottles).

The service is okay, like any other airport bar, it can be hit or miss. The staff knows how to get you what you want, but they most likely don't know much about what they are serving you.

Didn't try the food, but it is available.

If you like beers from Sweetwater brewing in Atlanta then it's a good stop. My flight was in the E concourse but I made a stop at the B concourse to check out the place. The ATL airport has a long tunnel between each concourse, so you can go to any of them once you pass security. There is a train available for rapid transportation if you are in a far concourse (you can also walk the tunnel to burn some calories).