Dining at The Westin Peachtree Plaza: Sun Dial, Bar 210, The Café and more
The Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta offers several on-site dining choices: the revolving Sun Dial Restaurant, Bar & View (Sun Dial Restaurant and Sun Dial Bar & Lounge) for skyline dining and cocktails, Bar 210 in the lobby for casual drinks, and The Café plus an on-site Starbucks for breakfast and grab-and-go. Reservations are required for the Sun Dial Restaurant (book via OpenTable) and business-casual dress is requested for top-floor dining.
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Dining overview at The Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta
On-property dining includes The Sun Dial Restaurant, The Sun Dial Bar & Lounge, Bar 210 in the lobby, The Café (Southern-style buffet breakfast), and a Starbucks® coffee bar on the lobby level.
Meal plans are optional — breakfast is available a la carte (full breakfast is typically an extra charge) — and room service is offered for guests who prefer to dine in their room.
- Sun Dial Restaurant, Bar & View — top-floor, 360° city views, dinner nightly; Sunday lunch service
- Sun Dial Bar & Lounge — tapas-style small plates and cocktails on the top floors
- Bar 210 — lobby pub-style bar serving beer, wine and cocktails (afternoon to midnight)
- The Café — Southern-style buffet breakfast and daytime dining
- Starbucks® — lobby-level coffee and grab-and-go items
- Room service — available; check with the hotel for current hours and menu
| Venue | Typical hours (listed) |
|---|---|
| Sun Dial Restaurant (top floors) | Dinner daily 5:30 PM–10:30 PM; Sun lunch 12:00 PM–5:00 PM |
| Sun Dial Bar & Lounge | Daily 5:30 PM–10:00 PM |
| Bar 210 (lobby) | Daily 2:00 PM–12:00 AM |
The Sun Dial Restaurant: skyline dining and reservations
The Sun Dial Restaurant sits on the top levels of the tower (part of a tri-level complex on floors 71–73) and offers contemporary-American and upscale Southern dishes with full 360° city views.
Reservations are required and must be made through OpenTable (reservations open 60 days in advance). The restaurant enforces a business-casual dress code and requires an entrée per guest.
- Hours: Dinner daily 5:30 PM–10:30 PM; Sunday lunch 12:00 PM–5:00 PM
- Reservations: Required via OpenTable; up to 10 guests per reservation
- Policies: 20-minute grace period; cancellation/no-show fee noted on the restaurant site
| Policy | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Reservation requirement | OpenTable only; parties up to 10 |
| Dress code | Business casual (collared shirts, slacks, dresses; casual athletic wear discouraged) |
| Seating note | Entrée required per guest |
Sun Dial Bar & Lounge: tapas and cocktails up high
The Sun Dial Bar & Lounge occupies the top-floor bar level and focuses on shareable tapas-style plates and creative cocktails accompanied by skyline views.
Dress is business casual; the bar is a good option for lighter dining or drinks without a full restaurant reservation, and reservations are recommended for peak times.
- Hours: Daily 5:30 PM–10:00 PM
- Menu style: Tapas/shareable plates and cocktails
- Best for: Evening drinks, small groups, special-occasion toasts
| Feature | Note |
|---|---|
| Seating | Lounge and bar seating with skyline views |
| Reservations | Recommended for busy evenings |
| Dress code | Business casual |
Bar 210 and lobby dining: casual and convenient
Bar 210 is the hotel's lobby pub bar serving beer, wine and signature cocktails. It operates daily in the afternoon and evening and provides both bar and lounge seating for casual meetups and nightcaps.
The Café on the lobby level serves a Southern-style buffet breakfast and daytime dining; a Starbucks® on the lobby level offers coffee, quick snacks, and grab-and-go options.
- Bar 210 hours: Daily 2:00 PM–12:00 AM (midnight)
- The Café hours: Mon–Fri 6:30 AM–11:00 AM & 11:30 AM–2:00 PM; Sat–Sun 7:00 AM–2:00 PM
- Starbucks: Lobby-level for coffee and to-go items
| Venue | Best use |
|---|---|
| Bar 210 | Casual drinks and meeting friends after sight‑seeing |
| The Café | Full buffet breakfast and daytime meals |
| Starbucks | Quick coffee, pastries, and grab-and-go |
Dining for events and weddings
The hotel has extensive event and ballroom space and offers on-site catering for weddings and meetings. Event planners at the property can arrange menus using the hotel's restaurant teams and catering services.
If you plan to host a private dinner or wedding reception, contact the hotel's events team to discuss menu options, private dining spaces (including top-floor event options), and capacity limits for banquet-style setups.
- Peachtree Ballroom and Savannah Ballroom are commonly used for large receptions and can be supported by on-site catering
- The Sun Dial spaces can be reserved for private events of various sizes — inquire with the hotel for availability
- Event catering details, pricing, and menu choices should be confirmed with the hotel's events/conference team
| Event type | Where to inquire |
|---|---|
| Weddings / Receptions | Hotel events and catering team |
| Private dinners / Group dining | Sun Dial private event options or ballroom catering |
| Conferences / Break catering | Hotel banquet/catering services via events office |
Practical tips: reservations, dress code and costs
Book Sun Dial Restaurant reservations early via OpenTable (reservations open 60 days ahead). Parties are limited to 10 guests for standard bookings; larger groups should contact the hotel events team.
Top-floor dining venues follow a business-casual dress code. Breakfast is typically an optional extra; full buffet breakfast prices vary and are charged separately from room rates.
- Sun Dial reservations: OpenTable only; entrée required per guest
- Dress: Business casual for Sun Dial Restaurant and Sun Dial Bar & Lounge
- Breakfast: The Café buffet is an optional charge; confirm current pricing with the hotel or at check-in
| Question | What to do |
|---|---|
| Do I need to reserve the Sun Dial? | Yes — use OpenTable; reserve up to 60 days in advance |
| Is there a dress code? | Business casual for top-floor dining; lobby venues are more relaxed |
| Are meals included in room rate? | No — meals and buffet breakfast are optional extras |
