Tag: Buckhead
This sprawling Buckhead property was transformed into an artful showpiece for modern living
When John and Greer Tirrill discovered a 1930s Buckhead estate by famed Southern architect Lewis Crook, they saw its beautiful bones and transformed it into a livable home that paid homage to its history and worked for modern living.
Henri’s Bakery celebrates 90 years this weekend with 90 cent po’ boys
On September 28, Henri's Bakery will celebrate its 90th anniversary with sandwich specials, cookie decorating, and more. Owner Anthony DiNardo reflects on nine decades and what's next for Henri's.
I liked Kefi, Buckhead’s new kids’ play space, more than my 3-year-old did
Kefi, which opened in Atlanta in August, promises to “rearrange play” by creating “magical, wonderous, amazing spaces” for kids, alongside quiet areas for adults. Does it truly re-invent the play space? Here's what you need to know before you go.
For us mere mortals: A glimpse into the world of Himitsu’s VIPs
For a select group of VIPs, Himitsu is their regular playground. The Buckhead speakeasy allowed us a glimpse into the world of some of those regular guests, from restaurant moguls to sports execs.
22 fall festivals in Atlanta you won’t want to miss
Summer might be coming to an end, but there are still plenty of fall festivals in Atlanta to check out this season. Here are a few of our picks.
Review: With Urban Wu and Hai Authentic Chinese, two legit Sichuan restaurants arrive in town
The best Sichuan restaurants in the metro area have always been OTP. Now come two new Sichuan options more proximate to intowners, which means many of us can more conveniently satiate our hot and numbing Sichuan desires.
46. The Painted Pin
Buckhead got a lot more fun when the Painted Pin arrived in 2014, bringing with it 20 bowling lanes and traditional pub games.
26. Himitsu
This is the rare Atlanta speakeasy that’s not easy to get into—you must plead your case via email to snare a reservation. Is it worth the effort?
As a misfit teen, R. Thomas was my late-night savior
No other place came as close to satisfying my simultaneous yearnings for discovery and acceptance as this weirdly tropical and uncharacteristically health-focused restaurant. When I found R. Thomas, it didn’t fit in, and I therefore believed in my teenage heart that it was just like me.
At a town hall, a debate for the future of the Shops Buckhead Atlanta
The big theme that emerged was a tension between making the center more “accessible” versus establishing the Shops as Atlanta’s true beacon of luxury shopping—with a lingering question whether those two ideas are mutually exclusive.
