This modern gastropub blends seasonal, locally sourced dishes with a vibrant drink menu, all set in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
"For close to a decade, Holeman & Finch has been the burger of the A. Available in the Braves stadium, Ponce City Market, Mercedes Benz Stadium, and this upscale Colony Square flagship, the H&F burger is an always reliable, always accessible go-to. The beef patties (which are ground daily) barely need chewing, and they're just charred enough to give it some texture without carrying the overwhelming flavor of the grill. With a soft, housemade bun, gooey cheese, and tangy pickles, it's the quintessential burger—just done really, really well." - jacinta howard
"To the joy of everyone who appreciates elevated comfort food, Holeman & Finch found a home at Colony Square in 2023 after its beloved Buckhead location closed in 2020. With its memento-filled, dark-wooded dining area, H & F is the kind of warm environment where you can dress up or play down in nice sweats and enjoy your meal either way. The lightly fried Carolina flounder pairs brilliantly with roasted potatoes. And as ATL diners have come to expect from the brand, the double-patty cheeseburger is still a gooey revelation on a toasted bun." - demarco williams, nina reeder, juli horsford, jacinta howard
"Once upon a time (2008), Holeman & Finch was a trendy destination in Buckhead, known for its nose-to-tail approach to cuisine. Now in a new Colony Square space, it’s become a favorite for after-work crowds and friend groups seeking an easygoing dinner and elevated American comfort food (including its beloved burger). In H&F's current digs, low lighting and vintage album covers are the backdrop for intimate, wood-paneled booths. It all works well for a whispery, low-pressure date or a stealthy work debrief off the clock. And while you’ll find some hints of its old self with items like savory bone marrow and creamy chicken pates on the menu, there are more catch-all staples that appeal to Midtown crowds—think carbonara for the spreadsheet enthusiasts and po’boys for the team who’s definitely “circling back” tomorrow. But one thing hasn’t changed here: the excellent burger is still an Atlanta classic. The beef patties are slightly charred and sit between soft buns with melty cheese and pickles. This juicy patty ranked high on our best burgers list, and the salty, crispy hand-cut fries are the perfect companion. It’s a combo that’s simple, satisfying, and consistent—just like any visit here. Carolina Flounderphoto credit: Amy Sinclair Bone Marrow and a Baguettephoto credit: Amy Sinclair Inside Holeman & Finchphoto credit: Amy Sinclair Food Rundown Burger The beef patties, ground fresh daily, are so tender they practically melt in your mouth, with just enough char for a hint of texture without overpowering grill flavor. They’re topped with gooey american cheese and served on a bouncy housemade bun. Spaghetti Carbonara This pasta is rich, creamy, and cheesy and comes with a farm egg on top. For the best experience, dig down to the bottom of the bowl, where the cheese is perfectly balanced and less intense than the top layer. Neutral Ground Po Boy Stuffed with fried shrimp and oysters, the batter on the seafood could use more seasoning—it’s not a stand out. You definitely need extra mayo (or tartar sauce or remoulade) to pep this one up. Logistical Nightmare This is a sweet and nutty cocktail with Japanese whisky, ginger, lemon, and sherry that brings a smooth kick." - Jacinta Howard
"You should stop by this casually upscale restaurant at Colony Square for a quiet work lunch or for dinner at the wood-paneled, amber-lit bar. But no matter when you come, the thing to get at Holeman & Finch is the burger. The beef patties (ground daily) are slightly charred and sit between soft, housemade buns with melty cheese and pickles. This juicy patty ranked high on our best burgers list, and the salty, crispy hand cut fries are the perfect companion to the sandwich. " - jacinta howard, juli horsford, nina reeder
"This is the restaurant that started a late-night burger craze back in the early 2010s, leading owners Linton and Gina Hopkins to eventually open three H&F Burger locations at Ponce City Market, Truist Park, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium. While readily available at H&F Burger any time of day, the original double-stack cheeseburger is still best served at Holeman and Finch, now open in a new location at Colony Square." - Beth McKibben, Alex Leo-Guerra