Crescent City Tavern

“Great atmosphere, food, drinks and service.”

Andrew Lemmon★★★★★

A very chill spot! We went on Thursday for karaoke and had a blast. Compared to other places in town that offer karaoke, I rather like it. The crowd is a bit younger and more diverse than other Dalton karaoke venues. The KJ runs a good show, and knows what he's doing as far as sound tuning. The food was on point as well. We tried the loaded chili cheese fries and southwest egg rolls, and both were great. They have a good variety of craft beers and ciders available on draft, plus more classic favorites in bottle and can.

No Yes★★★

Honestly the food was great. The bar was wonderful as well. Our server was great until she decided to randomly cut me and my partner off. We went for midget wrestling and all was well until we ordered our third round of beer. We showed up at around 4. The doors to wrestling didn't open until 5:30. And the show didn't start until 7 and it ended at 9. So over a span of 5 hours my partner and I only had three beers. When we asked for our third round the waitress decided that we were simply too drunk and that she had to cut us off. Mind you we had been sitting in our overpriced seats just watching

SugarFree Productions LLC (Webspozay.com)★★★★★

Here's a 5-star review draft for you: --- **⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Crescent City Tavern — A Hidden Gem in Dalton** What a fantastic find! Crescent City Tavern has a great vibe inside — warm, relaxed, and full of character. I ordered the Train Wreck Burger and it lived up to its name in the best possible way — loaded, messy, and absolutely delicious, with sweet potato fries that were perfectly done. The atmosphere was perfect for a laid-back lunch. There's something uniquely satisfying about sitting inside a cool tavern and listening to the trains roll by — it adds a real sense of place that you just can't

Drayton Blackgrove★★★

We love this place, but $7.95 for a side of Mac n’ Cheese is highway robbery. My chicken sandwich plus fries was only $3 more. This side should be like $3.95, maybe $4.95 at the most — which is what their menu says it costs. Unfortunately, I was told that’s the “new” price despite the menu being old. Not cool. They did offer to give us a second side of Mac for the mess up, which was nice, but I’d honestly rather have my $3 back.