Tag: drinking and nightlife
Drag Show: Stars of the Century
The doors to this riotous drag show at Jungle Atlanta open at 10:30 p.m. every Monday, but the real action doesn’t start for another two hours.
New Cocktail Bar: Little Trouble
Inside the Westside's White Provision building, walk through a concrete tunnel towards the wall of neon to find this spacious pad, inspired by Blade Runner and created by the team behind Paper Plane and Victory Sandwich Bar.
Under-The-Radar Music Venue: Grocery On Home
To see a show here, you’ll have to RSVP on Facebook (there are no tickets) and head down a quiet residential street in Grant Park, where homeowner Matt Arnett has turned a former grocery into one of the city’s most intimate music rooms.
Personal Endorsement: H. Harper Station
As luck would have it, one of Atlanta’s top cocktail destinations is less than five minutes from my doorstep, in a quiet section of Reynoldstown along the Atlanta BeltLine.
New Wine Bar: The Cafe at Cakes & Ale
Jordan Smelt isn’t working with much space inside the bakery adjacent to Cakes & Ale, but he hardly needs more than eight bar stools to charm the New World pants off any California-loving sipper.
Open-Mic Night: Duets At Kat’s Cafe
Two years ago, when songwriter Kyle Kirkland didn’t have time to prep for a solo gig, he decided to invite some of his talented friends onstage—creating a monthly showcase for the city’s best emerging musicians.
Mocktails: Kimball House
There’s no formal mocktail menu, but Miles Macquarrie and his team of challenge-loving bartenders need just a few key words to assemble something intoxicating in every way but one.
New Beer: Emergency Drinking Beer, Wild Heaven Craft Beers
Introduced last spring, Emergency Drinking Beer—and its eye-catching yellow can—proved to be precisely what we needed to survive, frankly, everything.
Place to Drink and Shop: Avalon
Almost unbelievably, Avalon’s liberal-with-a-capital-L open container policy lets you roam the entire property with a boozy drink in hand.
New Spot To Grab A Pint: Hop City Bar At Krog Street Market
Hop City’s Westside retail market has long been a destination for craft beer and wine. So we could hardly contain ourselves last December when the shop opened an Inman Park outpost with one major bonus: an adjacent draft-only bar.