Sister Louisa’s Church Of The Living Room And Ping Pong Emporium

The place from Atlanta offers 20 different dishes and drinks on the menu at an average $9.0.

What User likes about Sister Louisa’s Church Of The Living Room And Ping Pong Emporium:
The art and atmosphere will meet you long before you come in, but it will only be better! I went for the first time for a quick stop with some friends and was NOT disappointed. The bartenders were attentive, there was plenty of room to come, although there was a Saturday night, and the Sangria was pretty dang good. Definitely stop if you want a great place to hang with friends, practice some hockey/pong/darts, or hav... read more.

In pleasant weather you can even be served in the outdoor area, And into the accessible rooms also come clientele with wheelchairs or physiological limitations.

What User doesn't like about Sister Louisa’s Church Of The Living Room And Ping Pong Emporium:
I really wanted to like this place... I think the concept is silly and funny, Ping Pong is always a good time and everywhere that has a photo booth is worth to a certain degree. But service here is terrible. I have stretched over a year on weekdays and weekends, several times, and the bartenders are always upset and/or have disturbed a posture of can't be. I've been working for 8 years in the service industry and und... read more.

If you're desiring some zesty South American cuisine, you've come to the right place: tasty meals, prepared with fish, seafood, and meat, though corn, beans, and potatoes are also on the menu, there are also delectable vegetarian recipes on the menu. At the bar, you can still relax after the meal (or during it) with an alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink, In addition, the current games or races can be watched on the big TV in this sports bar, which the customers also love.