I'm in my 50's so I don't get questioned at the door to prove my age. My server's name was Mallory, a cute kid with some tattoos. Probably the same one that this woman named Tammy with the oil face was complaining about. Mallory was very personable, friendly and just generally happy to be alive. Paul the manager walked up and asked how everything was and I said ""Great"". Sidelines has a nice atmosphere inside that makes a person feel welcome. \r
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I wasn't even going to write a review until I read some of these other ones. Don't people realize when they are in their 20's that they need to bring their ID with them to bars where smoking is allowed in Georgia? The young man who was offended because someone was under 18 and Paul had to move him outside... that simply means you were asked to leave and you argued about it. Just the fact that you said you talked to the Coob Cop and tried to file an ASSAULT complaint tells me everything about you. By the way that is how you spell assault. But the all time loser has to be this Tammy M. You have the ill manors to clean the oil off of your face at the table while other people are eating and ALMOST always put the used nasty pads on your plate. All that and your worried what you are going to get from this little girl who is serving you and give the restaurant a bad review? Tattoos are for the people who have them. They are done in a clean environment. This isn't the 60's on the waterfront. Wake up and learn some manors.\r
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Sideline's is a clean enjoyable place to eat. The service and staff was above average. Also, if you like to see a friendly face and you don't intend to clean yours with pads at the table ask for the tattooed waitress. Always remember this is a drinking, smoking and eating establishment... a business that has laws it has to abide by. Oh yes, and they actually have rest rooms to clean the oil off your face if you so choose to do that!
Pros: Friendly staff, parking, good drinks
Cons: A longer happy hour would be nice
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