TWO Urban Licks Restaurant Review:
The large roll-up industrial windows of this renovated urban warehouse-turned-restaurant are aimed squarely at the city's skyline. A live-fire rotisserie is the focal point of the open kitchen. To control the sound factor, seating is best al fresco in good weather. Wine is served from a system of stainless steel barrels from which it is dispensed into decanters of sundry sizes, depending on the...
The name conjures up an image of the Rolling Stones' iconic tongue, which is fitting since this restaurant, located in a renovated telephone warehouse, has the mood, energy, and style of a nightclub. The vast space is filled with multiple bars, dining tables, and open kitchen layouts and attracts the city's pretty young things in droves for drinks, dinner, and people watching. As for the menu,...
The man behind the curtain has done it again with this Poncey-Highland hangout. Long time restaurateur Bob Amick mixes just the right amount of OTT showpieces, (a 14-foot rotating rotisserie and stainless steel wine wall), with highly stylized décor. It all draws in the pretty people. (OMG, did we just say that?) Focusing heavily on small plates—lamb lollipops, salmon chips and fiery cuisine...
One of Atlanta's hottest dining spots, TWO Urban Licks is among a handful of area restaurants turned gold by creators Bob Amick and Todd Rushing of Concentrics Restaurants. (Others include ONE Midtown Kitchen and Murphy's.) TWO's executive chef, Cameron Thompson, has created a menu of fiery American cooking in a high-energy, urban environment. Specializing in wood-fired meat selections such as...