Sky City isn't too bad, food-wise. It's something to munch on while looking at the view. However the price tag makes it a pricey tourist trap. I don't remember much about the prime rib dinner I had.... More

Sky City isn't too bad, food-wise. It's something to munch on while looking at the view. However the price tag makes it a pricey tourist trap. I don't remember much about the prime rib dinner I had. It was acceptable but nothing memorable, apparently. It's just a so-so experience overall. The one fun thing is customer interaction via the spinning dining room. The last time I went there, someone was celebrating a birthday and sent round a card and pen for everyone to write on.
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If it weren't for a gift certificate, I don't think we would have eaten here due to the price (and we already experienced a dinner in an Atlantan rotating restaurant). The ambiance is great for... More

If it weren't for a gift certificate, I don't think we would have eaten here due to the price (and we already experienced a dinner in an Atlantan rotating restaurant). The ambiance is great for business or romance. The service was absolutely splendid (our waiter was Ryan). Even the person refilling our water and bread was very cordial. As for the food, I didn't think much of it. My husband really liked the crab cakes appetizer and the apple and cranberry crumble dessert. The main dish left much to be desired - I had the seafood bake ($42). I've had much better dinners for less than half the price. The minimum amount per person was $30.
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