Tag: Decatur
10 things to do on Memorial Day weekend in Atlanta
Enjoy the long weekend with fireworks, cosplay, and arts festivals.
Technique: How to make perfect deviled eggs, from Twain’s Savannah Haseler
A perfect deviled egg is hard to get right, says Twain’s executive chef Savannah Haseler. It starts with a properly boiled egg.
Communion, Kevin Gillespie’s beer garden, opens Friday behind Revival
Just in time for patio season, Kevin Gillespie is opening an outdoor beer garden called Communion. Located in Revival’s backyard in Decatur, it will seat 75 people and serve German beer and wine, as well as punch, alongside pretzels, brats, obatzda (Bavarian beer cheese), and more
Editor’s Note: The price of success
My wife and I moved to Decatur in 2009 when we were expecting our first child. We’re lucky we bought when we did; Decatur’s current real estate market is out of our price range. By a long shot.
How much Atlanta’s median home values have increased
Since metro Atlanta’s recovery began in earnest in 2012, prices are up—in some places way up. Here, how the median home value has changed from December 2011 to December 2015.
Independent Distilling Company to open tasting room Feb. 20
Independent Distilling Company, which distilled the first batch of bourbon within the perimeter since Prohibition in 2014, is about to open its tasting room.
Review: Revival worships at the altar of butter
Revival is Kevin Gillespie’s re-creation of the food he grew up eating at the table of his grandmother, whom he calls the best cook he’ll ever know, and who specialized in flavor-packed abundance.
Blue Tarp Brewing Company
While the backyard-like ambience leaves something to be desired, fans come for the beer and face time with friends. Regulars love double IPA Mother Hoppin’ (dry-hopped Amarillo gives it a nice edge).
Three Taverns Brewery
A cozy interior, warm wood textures, soft lighting, and hospitable staff make this tasting room one of our extra special faves. You can stick to the year-round classics at Georgia’s first Belgian-style brewery, but pay homage to their forebears, like Single Intent, a crisp blond ale single.
Hot Dogs: Doggy Dogg
Let’s say, hypothetically, that you’ve had one too many cocktails at Kimball House, where the kitchen closes at midnight. Solution? Stumble across the street for one of James Hammerl’s quirky gourmet hot dogs, available until 2 a.m. on weekends.