Spoon Eastside

8/22/23 had the Radna Shrimp and Crab $28 and Oak Farm Cabernet $12. Both were good and will have again. Service around lunch was good not to long of wait to receive meal. Establishment was not busy at all. Seems like the majority of the people coming through was picking up orders. Sat at the bar and the clerk/Siriwan was somewhat attentive not much once they served my dish. Had to wave them down to get their attention. The atmosphere was cozy and laid back. Parking is questionable appeared it could get busy depending on when you go. They are located in a small business lounge area and share parking lot with the other business. If you miss the entrance way DON’T turn into the first house on the left if you have a low bumper, you will scratch up the lower portion of your bumper. Yep, I did! Overall, not a bad spot for Thai food if you are in the area. However, this was my first experience with this establishment.

Typical upper-end Thai place with the normal menu selections if you've been to a few Thai restaurants. Spices and heat level was spot-on. Veggies were fresh and tasty. Prices were on the high side. A dinner for 2 and a drink each was $80 (including mandatory 20% gratuity). Maybe that's typical for gentrified sections of Atlanta but all things considered it was "OK" overall.

I really wanted to love this place but the pad Thai was just a little underwhelming. I expected a mix of distinct elements; this was a fairly homogeneous bed of noodles. Overall flavor was good, but not as spicy as I imagined 'medium spicy' would be. My dining companions enjoyed their own dishes very much, I'll be back for something else soon. Restaurant was very clean and staff were friendly.