Neighborhood gem: The Daily
Ever feel a little jealous of other people’s social media feeds? That’s how we feel when we stumble upon posts of the Daily, a lovely Pilates studio across from King Plow Arts Center on the Westside.
Local fabric line: Clay McLaurin for Bungalow Classic
Many of native Atlantan Clay McLaurin’s hand-printed textiles are inspired by nature—ferns, feathers, leaves.
Worth the drive: Jerry’s Gourmet Burgers
Granted, Villa Rica is a good 45 minutes from downtown Atlanta, and granted, Jerry’s Gourmet Burgers only sells a few lowbrow food items. But “burger” is in the name for a reason, and it’s a burger you should travel for.
Neighborhood gem: Poor Hendrix
Restaurant Eugene alum Aaron Russell operates with a strict set of rules at this low-key spot in East Lake.
Toughest new workout: Solidcore
This athletic, full-body workout—which takes place primarily on a souped-up resistance-based machine and taps into slow-twitch muscle fibers—is always challenging, never boring, and wholly unrelenting.
Indie comedy: Dottie, 1 A.M. Secret Show, and Ladie’s Night
Catch some of Atlanta’s most innovative comedy at these indie nights.
Bright idea: Black Restaurant Week
Black Restaurant Week—launched in Houston, Texas, in 2016—came here for the first time this August.
Wrist candy: Daniel Wellington
Swedish brand Daniel Wellington brought its Scandinavian-chic minimalist watches to Ponce City Market this past May, offering sleek, modern styles at an affordable pricepoint.
New vintage clothing: Kiwi Vintage
Fresh off a move from Mechanicsville, this EAV shop is ideal for those who appreciate the vintage aesthetic but don’t have the patience to pick through thrift store racks.
Neighborhood gem: Blue Heron Nature Preserve
This greenspace—which considers itself a “haven for nature in an urban environment”—dates back to the 1800s, when North Buckhead was home to the Creek Indians.
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