Tag: Old Fourth Ward
Take a photographic tour inside our 2018 Modern Style Showhouses
In June, the Atlanta Magazine's HOME Modern Style Showhouses opened in the Old Fourth Ward, showcasing Atlanta's top designers. Take a look inside the two contemporary houses.
Elk, boar, and reindeer on the menu at Big Game restaurant, coming to Old Fourth Ward
Bantam Pub owners Tim Lance and Richard Baum are opening a hunting lodge-style sports bar in the Old Fourth Ward this fall. Called Big Game, it will have a menu of 140 seasonally rotating items (30 at any given time) and 15-20 beers on tap.
How one massive, BeltLine-adjacent project aims to change Old Fourth Ward
What New City developer Jim Irwin has planned for 10.2 acres about a block south of Ponce City Market is a whole new level of ambitious. The first renderings for 760 Ralph McGill show a $750-million, mixed-use hub of glassy, uniquely geometric architecture that incorporates terraced roofs, green elements, and elevated “flyover” bridges.
20. O4W Pizza
What brings us back to O4W are the game-changing pizzas: classic round pies, thick-crust Sicilian ones, rectangular Detroit thick-crust, and square Grandma pies.
1. Staplehouse
Two years after we gave it four out of four stars, Staplehouse is still on top.
4 popular Atlanta workouts to start your new year
Free fitness groups, calorie-crushing classes, and high-intensity yoga to burn off those December desserts.
Pizza (Plus): O4W Pizza
Doughy, crispy, semi-deep-dish Grandma Pie reigns supreme at Anthony Spina’s O4W Pizza, which he moved to Duluth from Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward last summer. But that Grandma Pie! Sizzled in a cast-iron pan and finished with whole fresh basil leaves, it’s a must-order.
Hot trend: Electric bikes
ElectroBike Georgia has opened its second Atlanta location, this time in Old Fourth Ward just steps from the BeltLine.
O4W Pizza’s Anthony Spina is bringing the Grandma Pie back to Old Fourth Ward
If you wept when O4W Pizza departed for Duluth, your prayers have been answered—Anthony Spina is bringing his pizza back to the Old Fourth Ward in mid-2018.
Catch an improv show—or be in one—at Dad’s Garage
Founded in 1995, the theater started as a place to catch short-form improv and has now grown to become Atlanta’s version of Second City.
