Zara Lounge — Restaurant in Roswell

It is a Hookah Bar/ restaurant. My wife and I wanted to check out a new place in Roswell, Ga. We were told it opened four months ago, yet they said the grand opening took place yesterday. Of course, the site had balloons all over—very few customers. The menu had kebabs mostly. We had Gyros, which they called don't. Highly-priced and has only lettuce and meat in the wrap. It came with French fries. We could not order dinner portions as they had run out of rice. The management needs to pull themselves up from their bootstraps. We asked for soups, and they said they only had lentil soup. It was ok. We ordered wraps that said came with soup. Yet two wraps and two soup for lunch was billed $48.00. When we brought it to the waiters' notice, the manager lady came and took off the lentil soups. My initial observation is that they are not ready for prime-time competition with either food or service. I pray and hope they improve every aspect of their service and stick to the print when it comes to...

So, upon entry, you're greeted with a low lit restaurant, with good music. Me and my girlfriend were hungry, so we didn't care to buy a hookah for $40. They close at 2am and we arrived at midnight. So, we decided to take it easy on the kitchen staff and just order a fried food sampler. It came with onion rings, fries, mozzarella sticks, and what looked like fried hotdog chunks. Whatever, it's fried food. But let me tell you, we had a wonderful laugh when the server brings us a fancy little dish with packets of ketchup! Such a fancy looking restaurant, yet here we are tearing open multiple packets of ketchup, so we have something to eat with our food. Surprisingly there was no marinara servered for our mozzarella sticks. Just packets of ketchup. Come on man! At least go to the grocery store and get some great value ketchup bottles to place at the tables. Overall: good vibe and music. Food is definitely a miss. If you're hungry, eat at Taco Bell next door, then go in here for...

This place has potential, but that’s about it. Went in on a quiet Sunday with my partner and had a hookah, two cocktails, and a single chicken finger and fry plate. Mind you, the chicken fingers definitely came frozen from Walmart and the fries tasted as if they were cooked the day before and reheated. The vibe was cool, although the interior definitely needs some work (doesn’t look like what you see on TikTok). When we got the bill the total was $95. This included an added 18% gratuity. Now that would have been fine if the service was good enough to mandate that. The service was absolute trash!! There was only one other table in there and they left half way through our experience. So in my mind service should have been top notch. I literally had to tell the waitress to bring the check and she checked on us 0 times to see if we needed anything else. Long story short, great concept but a waste of money. Go to Anatolia,...