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Lemonade and oysters… I’m not sure I was an average customer given the surprised look I received from the server. However, I was definitely not in the mood for beer and nuts. <\/p>\n

Her surprised didn’t last long because the waitress whispered in a very casual way, “the lemonade is goooooodddd”.<\/p>\n

The oysters weren’t bad. I’ve definitely had better. And, I think they need to do something about the sauce. <\/p>\n

I was told later that if you want good, go fish taco.<\/p>\n

Food aside, the location of this particular restaurant is a bit out of the ordinary, which is why I chose it. From the balcony you have a good view of the historic Oakland Cemetery and the comings and goings of interesting people. <\/p>\n

In the distance you can see a mishmash of family tombs, civil war graves, and historical monuments. How many restaurants can boast that? I had to check it out.<\/p>\n

And, if the weather is ominous, inside has more than enough to Atlanta tchotchke to keep anyone interested.<\/p>\n