Fries and cocktails oh my!! After exploring this beautiful little downtown area we needed just a quick bite before our late reservation for dinner. This has a lovely outdoor seating area where you can people watch and have cocktails. It's really pretty brilliant. Be prepared to have to make a difficult choice on the dipping selection for the fries. There are lots of yummy options. This was an excellent pitstop and if you're looking for a fast friendly place to grab a snack or dinner, definitely check out this place.

My very first time going was Saturday, the atmosphere was perfect. Customer service was the best.

I am a fan of Leon's for a few reasons but the top two are the craft cocktails and the service/servers. On this visit, I stopped in for a few bites and to check out the fall cocktail menu. Let's just say, no major disappointments as usual. Now to the important stuff, reviewing what was consumed :) Rotten to the Core: 10/10 Perfect blend of spices and gin for a drink that has a kick but is smooth Beet's Motel: 10/10 Such a creative drink and loved the play on texture with the coffee The Bee's Knee's: 10/10, who doesn't love a honey type of sweet Now for food: Fries with Dipping Sauces (all ranked separately) Fries: 8/10 (average but nice and crispy, long) Garlic Aioli: 8/10 (needs more garlic but still tasty) Diabla: 8/10 (an amazing buffalo style sauce. Would be great on wings) Smoked Tomato Mayo: 10/10 (I HAVE NO WORDS. MUST TRY) Roasted Half Chicken: 7/10 (wish there was more of that Peruvian seasoning or juice) All in all, come to Leon's and meet some of the most unique and sweet staff while having some unique and thoughtfully crafted drinks! *Honorable mention would be the Brussels. Absolutely divine!

it took our server a long time to find us at our table and take our orders but other than that we had a pleasant time and enjoyed our food and the weather while sitting outside. the food was clean tasting not too heavy. i would have ordered a drink if my server made it back to my table a second time but they did not... still i would eat here again.

Leon's is a solid restaurant with great cocktail options and delicious food. I went with a group of 10 or so colleagues and everyone enjoyed their beverages and entrees.

Location. Great service. Delicious bites. This mainstay for downtown Decatur sits on a busy corner to people watch and see the exotic cars passing by. We weren't in the mood for brunch (breakfast) food but found their menu to be elevated American cuisine. Burgers, salads, hand cut fries, but there's also flatbread, pork belly and mussels that make the offerings diverse. The ambiance is relaxed and chill. Lots of outdoor seating on both sides of the restaurant and a fully stocked bar. The cloth napkins and flatware are on the table, still water is served in glass bottles and you can request condiments like ketchup but it's not on the table. Based on how the menu changes by season, plus dinner has more to options - we'll be back. I read this year is the 15th Anniversary for Leon's - if that's not convincing, I don't know what is!

Leon's is in the most walkable city around! There is so much to see and eat in this area as the streets are lined with restaurants. With competition like this it's hard to decide where to go. I literally smelled Leon's and decided that was the spot! It's a pretty big restaurant with multiple outdoor areas and bars inside. The cocktail menu is extensive and has a great variety! All of the food is local and the restaurant prides themselves for being sustainable and supporting the community, how can you not love that?! The Brussels, fresh ricotta, and fries were all so tastey and reasonably priced. If you have the chance, stop in!

Hubby had a hankering to go out for dessert. After a search online, we decided on this place. The main part of the restaurant is L-shaped, with the entrance the inner corner of the L, the bar area at one of the legs and dining at the other leg, which seems like a good idea so that bar noise isn't disturbing diners. There's also a nice patio area with heaters to dine. The seats in the dining area were an eclectic mix of booths, tables, and high-tops. Our waitress, Kelly, was sweet and informative. Hubby asked about a drink on their menu and I asked about the vegan ice cream in their sundae. Kelly easily answered our questions and was spot on. We ordered the ice cream sundae and the apple almond cake. I wasn't sure about ordering the sundae since the ice cream is vegan and I don't regularly eat vegan. But Kelly told me that it's really creamy. The sundae was delicious, even though it didn't seem to have the pistachios or the caramel that was on the description in the menu. The cake had what seemed like a brûlée topping and my husband enjoyed it. A nice way to end our trip to the Atlanta area.