The Porter Beer Bar, Little Five Points

Recommends ordering the fried mushrooms and fries.

First visit; enjoyed the popcorn, fish and chips, mushrooms and burger, and found it as remembered.

Calls this beer bar amazing and worth a stop in Little Five Points.

Agrees it belongs on the list of spots worth visiting.

Calls The Porter laid-back with good food.

Strongly agrees with the popcorn comment, calling it excellent.

Says The Porter fits the request for quieter, still-fun bars near the Beltline.

Agrees with the parent that both spots are highly recommended for food and drinks.

Goes there regularly for long solo lunches on weekends and agrees it suits this.

Misses the grits dish, which they once rated as the best they'd had there, going back years.

Calls The Porter very good, though a bit less gritty than the others mentioned.

Says it's much better since reopening, with strong food and a beer menu few places match.

Ranks The Porter as a top beer bar on a national scale.

Names it as one of several suggested bars for the request.

Has never visited but is thrilled by the beer selection.

Long-time patron; events and friendships there were memorable, and they look forward to returning.

Suggests a casual stop for light food and a good beer, a nicer-leaning option in Little Five.

Lists it among easygoing spots for a casual drink.

Suggests going to The Porter, right next door to the Yacht Club.

Lists this restaurant among those with a strong drinks program and smaller bookable areas.

Visited recently and enjoyed it; the beef tartare was very good, and it hasn't changed over many years.

Lists The Porter among strong options in a compact Little Five Points cluster.