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Movie mogul Tyler Perry has another #1 on his hands. This time it’s A Madea Homecoming, the latest installment of his in-drag character that audiences love.
Since its debut at the end of February 2022, A Madea Homecoming has been the most viewed movie on Netflix.
Tyler Perry’s A Madea Homecoming #1 On Netflix
Perry, who shot the movie in Atlanta at his namesake studio, went to social media to express appreciation for his fans, who have evidently turned out in droves to stream the movie.
WOW!!!!! Since the beginning of my career, I was always told that “black movies” don’t do well in other countries. I want to say, “thank you” to not only my ride or dies in the USA, but to all of you in the rest of the world that helped Hollywood see what I’ve always known! Movies with Black people in them can appeal to the entire globe. Thank you, thank you, thank you. THANK YOU Netflix!! #AMadeaHomecoming
How To Watch A Madea Homecoming
To watch A Madea Homecoming, you have to subscribe to Netflix. Watch it here.The synapsis for the movie is this: “Madea’s back — hallelujer! And she’s not putting up with any nonsense as family drama erupts at her great-grandson’s college graduation celebration.”Final Word
Madea isn’t the only one filming in Atlanta. Here are some other Netflix movies filmed in Atlanta.Perry has been in the lab something serious lately. Here’s all the films he’s currently working on.Want to work in Georgia film & TV? Here are the latest Atlanta casting calls
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If you needed further proof that Atlanta is the #1 TV and moviemaking mecca right now, a new facility will only add to the case.
In Concert Productions (ICP), an Atlanta-based company, announced that it is opening The ICP Production Centre, a 30,000 square-foot, one-stop-shop for entertainment industry production equipment and gear.
ICP: New Movie & TV Production Hub Opening In Atlanta
The facility’s focus will be on set design, staging and dry-hire broadcast.
A/V rentals, ICP, All Access, ATOMIC and SoCal Rentals are also in on the deal and hope to serve the metro Atlanta film market like never before.
The development will make it easier for big-budget productions to have their events in one place as well as take care of their hardware and software needs.
“Knowing that LA, NY, and worldwide based producers and tech managers needed familiar names and the type of guaranteed service they were accustomed to, ICP brought together friends in the industry under one roof,” said ICP CEO Jay Rabbit. “9 times out of 10, we were all working together on the same productions anyway – so, now we can share sales, support personnel, transportation resources, shared rental equipment, warehouse staff and other vital resources to guarantee a product that is expected.”
“These are all companies we’ve done business within the past so it’s nice to come together and share resources under one roof,” said SoCal Rentals Director of Business Development and Marketing, Brad Williams.
The new purpose-built facility is in west Atlanta and is convenient to downtown Atlanta and a short drive from the area’s largest studios.
Final Word
Atlanta is getting a state-of-the-art production hub for its movies and TV shows.
Atlanta has become a the #1 spot in the world for moviemaking in recent years and Georgia has been a favorite location for TV productions. Projects from none other than Netflix, Amazon, CBS, NBC, HBO, BET continue to pour in.
Because of the steady flow of movie and TV productions, Atlanta has been called the Hollywood of the South and it’s kind of accurate.. If you want to be an actor, the city has classes you can take as well as places that provide headshots and more. You can also audition at numerous casting calls to build your movie and TV reel.Coming 2 America is just one of many films filmed in Atlanta. See our Movies Page for more.Are you interested in becoming an actor in Atlanta? You’re in the right place!With more than 900 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.Want to work in Georgia film & TV? Here are the latest Atlanta casting calls
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Like it or not, Atlanta, Georgia is made up of people who influence the nation’s culture in fashion, food and music without question. What if you could get to know some of those influencers a little better?
We’re going to share some movers and shakers that you may already know or should know on social media. For International Women’s Month, follow these women online.
These movers and shakers aren’t just influencing millions of people in the largest city in the Southeast, they’re giving back to their communities in ways that shape and mold the area’s future.
Because they’re just awesome, we wanted to highlight some of the women making waves in Atlanta. With that being said…
Allow me to introduce you to…
Amira Watson
Originally From: Baltimore, MD
Occupation/gig: Food And Lifestyle Blogger
Why do you love what you do and what inspired you to do it? I love what I do because it allows me creative expression to which I share with those who have similar interest.
“Imagine being able to do what you love and the whole world appreciate it without judgment?!”
My inspiration behind it was nothing short of just realizing I had a love for fine dining, lol. I would have so many friends and family ask me why I didn’t have a blog. And one day it occurred to me that.. I totally should start one. Thus, my journey began!
Andrea Smith
Originally From: Raised in the Southeast (Irmo, SC / Tallahassee, FL, now Alabama)Occupation/gig: Owner of The ADS Agency – bringing you global experience with a local touch.IG: @theadsagencyWhy do you love what you do and what inspired you to do it? I love what I do — serving as a marketing and branding professional — because it is my unique way to help the world with the gifts I was given.I see the need for people who need help navigating this space of marketing and branding for their own business, they’re working hard to build their own brand and make things happen, and they need people who are not only experts in this space but who care to see them succeed.Growing up, I didn’t know what these gifts were for – these creative gifts for visuals, the impact of words, the savvy to figure out how to make those messages resonate. I had no idea that this was even a viable career path – I was completely focused on medicine as a child, just because it was good money and a notable, respected career. I just was naturally good at certain things but nothing that ever clicked as a potential living.“No one around me did this. I stumbled upon this space as a lost MBA student trying to figure out what to do with my life and absolutely fell. in. love.”Since then, I’ve worked overseas in the UK in global branding roles, I’ve been entrusted to handle the branding and communications efforts for mergers and acquisitions to the tunes of hundreds of millions of euros.
Daryle Kennedy Edwards
Originally From: Baton Rouge but raised in Dallas, TXOccupation/Gig: Social media associate for Cheddar Inc. and Influencer on YouTube and InstagramIG: @itsdaryleI love being a positive force in peoples lives. I always knew I was a creator and I wanted to be seen and heard in the best light. My end goals are to be a writer and actress and I showcase all of my talents on my social media and website.What inspired you to be a creator?
I was 13 years old and went through a traumatic and life-changing experience that made me realize I had emotions that could not be simply expressed verbally. So I started writing and acting to confront what was going on within me.“Every challenge I’ve faced in my life inspires me to pursue my goals and be better than I was the day before and to let others know they aren’t alone.”Christal D. Jordan
Originally From: Toledo, OhioOccupation/gig: Relationships & Women’s Issues Editor/Host and Public/Investor Relations practitionerIG: @enchantedprWhy do you love what you do and what inspired you to do it? I love shaping public opinion so Public Relations was a perfect career fit for me. Investor Relations allows me to take that talent and apply it to financial opportunities for myself and my community so that is extremely rewarding. My passion is and has always been empowering women so my position at Rolling Out as a host and editor for Women’s Issues and Relationships allows me to speak to women of all backgrounds, career types and education and experiences and to find that thread that connects us as all women.“Whether you are an entrepreneur, a stay at home mom, a corporate chick, a stripper or even a sex worker; there are things that are uniquely ‘WOMAN’ that connect us all.”Once we realize we ALL have more in common than we do that separates us we can begin to heal and support each other, which will result in us empowering ourselves.Tamika Newhouse
Originally From: Fort WorthOccupation/gig: Writer & Event Producer
IG: @tamikanewhouse
Why do you love what you do and what inspired you to do it?I have a love for experiences that are outside the norm. I’ve always been a visionary and I actively pursue those visions. It comes with high stakes and sacrifices such as loss of quality time & money.“But dreaming isn’t for the faint at heart.”Ashley France
Originally From: PG County MDOccupation: CEO, ANF Consulting, LLC, brand influencer , public speakerIG: @iamashleynicolee“I love what I do because I am able to help people.”I felt I was put on this earth to help others through the gifts and knowledge God has given me. To know my content, digital products, and services has changed peoples lives is truly a blessing.What inspired you to do what you do?What inspired me was a need I saw fellow business owners had when it came to Instagram strategy & branding.Courtney Dyksterhouse
Courtesy of Hevesi.Co Originally From: Atlanta, Georgia (specifically Duluth, GA)
Occupation: Former news anchor; founder of social media company, Hello Fiori.
IG: @courtneygtv
Whether it was on stage, television, or now, behind a computer screen, I’ve always enjoyed being a storyteller.
“Knowing you can capture an audience and give them tools to empower, motivate, and educate is something I never take lightly.”
That’s what motivated me to start Hello Fiori. It’s a company that delivers social media growth by establishing a business’s individual voice through quality storytelling.
Chastity Oakes
Originally From: Carrollton, GAOccupation/gig: President/Director of Nursing at Arise Health Institute LLCIG: @nursechazWhy do you love what you do and what inspired you to do it?I started my nursing career as a Certified Nursing Assistant, now I am an entrepreneur and pursuing my masters degree in Nursing. So, being able to offer entry level medical career education to others feeds my passion. That is what has inspired me to start Arise Health Institute.“I love what I do because it provides others with an opportunity to change their life.”What’s your favorite thing about Atlanta?My favorite thing about Atlanta is the cultural diversity. Diversity when exposed to it makes you a more rounded individual. I feel enriched because I am always meeting someone from a different culture here in Atlanta and I am able to learn more about them, their culture and in turn more about the worldAtlanta has a lot of inspirational people and AtlantaFi.com is going to introduce you to many of them as well as cool places to go, great restaurants and other ATL happenings.
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Do you want to make it on screen in The CW’s Stargirl? The hit TV series is holding casting calls to fill roles for the upcoming season.
Stargirl is based on the DC Comics character of the same name. The show streams on The CW’s digital platform and TV channel.
Who’s In The Cast Of Stargirl?
The Stargirl cast includes Brec Bassinger as Courtney Whitmore aka Stargirl. Yvette Monreal plays Wildcat. The cast also includes Luke Wilson, Hunter Sansone and Joel McHale.
If you’re interested in appearing on screen in Stargirl, this article will show you the latest casting call.
Stargirl Casting Call #1
Casting call for “Stargirl” Season 3
CASTING CALL for STARGIRL”!!Museum Goer – $88 / 8$30 Covid Bump —> Testing 3.3 —> Filming 3.4 // All Gender Identities // Role is Asian // 30-70 yrsSenior Museum Goer – $88 / 8$30 Covid Bump —> Testing 3.3 —> Filming 3.4 // All Gender Identities // All Ethnicities // 65-100 yrs Museum Kid – $88 / 8$30 Covid Bump —> Testing 3.3 —> Filming 3.4 // All Gender Identities // All Ethnicities // 8-10 yrs // guardian must get covid tested with childMuseum Goer Parent – $88 / 8$30 Covid Bump —> Testing 3.3 —> Filming 3.4 // All Gender Identities // All Ethnicities // 35-50 yrsApply at https://casted.app/c/5775ff30Stargirl Casting Call #2
HOSPITAL STAFF – $88 / 8$30 Covid Bump —> Testing 3.2 —> Filming 3.3 // All Gender Identities // All Ethnicities // 30-65 yrsApply at https://casted.app/c/01324bccFinal Word
If you don’t get part, don’t get discouraged! Come right back to AtlantaFi.com to see who’s hiring for the next upcoming scene.
Movie mogul Tyler Perry is hiring for several high-profile roles in Atlanta right now.There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.Here are the movies filming in Atlanta right now
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One of the most anticipated openings is coming this summer to Atlanta. Rooftop L.O.A., which is set to open in April, AtlantaFi.com has learned.
We’re going to tell you what to know about Rooftop L.O.A., which is located atop The Interlock development in West Midtown Atlanta.
Rooftop L.O.A. Opening In West Midtown
The eatery’s name, Rooftop L.O.A., stands for Leave of Absence, and is a nod to the carefree environment that will put you in the mind of a getaway when you visit.
The establishment takes up 38,000-square feet and is a full-service restaurant complete with rooftop pool bar with cabanas, lounge and more.
One of the main features is the Grove, a garden-inspired outdoor bar and 150-person covered event pavilion.
The entire rooftop, including The Grove, is 21+
What’s On The Menu At Rooftop L.O.A.?
The menu is executed by Chef Joseph Trevino, and will feature coastal European cuisine with open-fire cooking for dinner, brunch, and late-night bites.
The Pool and indoor pool bar accommodate more 200 people with sun loungers and private cabanas, food and beverage service, and a rotation of events and programming.
Where Is The Rooftop L.O.A. Located?
The Rooftop L,O.A. is located on the roof of The Interlock in West Midtown, Rooftop L.O.A. The Interlock’s address is 1115 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
Rooftop L.O.A. is definitely one of those establishments that we’re looking forward to this summer!
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Most Americans can safely stop wearing masks, the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control & Prevention says in new guidelines.
The latest guidance from the CDC flies in the face of what the agency has been saying over the past two years in the COVID-19 pandemic.
The agency’s new rules come as they roll out the COVID-19 Community Levels, which decide what prevention steps to take based on the latest data.
Levels can be low, medium, or high and are determined by looking at hospital beds being used, hospital admissions, and the total number of new COVID-19 cases in an area.
Do I Still Need To Wear A Mask When Out In Atlanta, Georgia?
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens follower the Cdc’s lead, dropping indor mandates that governed mask use inside government buildings abd facilities.
Advances in life-saving vaccines, downward trends in cases and—most importantly—the vigilance and resilience of the Atlanta community have all brought us to this new space of hope,” Dickens said in a news release.
“As we continue to rely on data and science, Atlanta remains forever grateful for our public health professionals, our healthcare workers and our frontline workers who continue to give their all so that we may begin this optimistic path toward our new normal.” He said.
Months ago, the CDC along with the City of Atlanta had released guidance advocating that masks be worn indoors as well as outdoors in crowded areas.
Gov. Brian Kemp has passed laws that ban a mask mandate, so the local restrictions are limited in how far they apply.
Earlier in the year, the CDC caused controversy when it came out with the following guidance:
“Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance,” the CDC’s guidance says.
But that’s no longer the case, especially as COVID numbers continue to plummet around the country.
Final Word
Take precautions to protect yourself and others from COVID-19 based on the COVID-19 Community Level in your area.
If you are at high risk for severe illness, talk to your healthcare provider about whether you need to wear a mask and take other precautions.
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The World Champion Atlanta Braves pulled in $104 million in 2021, according to a new financial report.
The news comes from Liberty Media, which owns the ballclub. Figures from the company’s 2021 financial reports show that Braves revenue skyrocketed on the way to their Major League Baseball title.
Atlanta Braves Made $104 Million Last Year
Here’s what the company accomplished in a banner year:
“It was a strong end to 2021 for the Liberty companies. The finish to the Formula 1 World Championship could not have been more suspenseful. The compelling action on the track continues to power the business’s flywheel and we recently made numerous announcements around value-creating agreements. SiriusXM hit record revenue and adjusted EBITDA levels and announced a $1 billion special dividend. The Atlanta Braves are still basking in the glory of their World Series title. Live Nation benefited from incredible fan demand in the back half of the year and all leading indicators point to record performance in 2022,” said Greg Maffei, Liberty Media President and CEO. “We enter this year energized and excited for the next areas of growth across the board.”
With the type of money the Braves have generated, the big question is first baseman Freddie Freeman is a free agent. Will they go all in to re-sign him?
Only time will tell.
Final Word
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Atlanta, Georgia has some of the best chefs in the United States and the world. The latest list of James Beard finalists make that point very well. It includes several chefs and eateries from Atlanta.
Here Is The 2022 James Beard Award Finalists From Atlanta
Here are the Atlanta restaurants and chefs that made the list:
- Kevin Gillespie, Red Beard Restaurants (Gunshow, Ole Reliable, and Revival), Atlanta (Outstanding Restaurateur)
- Todd Richards and Joshua Lee, The Soulful Company (Lake & Oak), Atlanta (Outstanding Restaurateur)
- Mia Orino and Carlo Gan, Kamayan ATL, Atlanta (Emerging Chef)
- Claudia Martinez, Miller Union, Atlanta (Outstanding Pastry Chef)
- Jen Yee, Hopkins and Company, Atlanta (Outstanding Pastry Chef)
- Ticonderoga Club, Atlanta (Outstanding Hospitality)
- Lyla Lila, Atlanta (Outstanding Wine Program)
- Craig Richards, Lyla Lila, Atlanta (Best Chef: Southeast)
- Joey Ward, Southern Belle and Georgia Boy, Atlanta (Best Chef: Southeast)
Final Word
Being named a finalist for a James Beard Award is a great honor. Winners will be celebrated at the James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards ceremony on Monday, June 13, 2022, at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
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Delta Air Lines is continuing to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects. One thing the Atlanta-based airline is resuming is in-flight hot meals. And it’s spicing things up by including food from a popular Atlanta restaurant.
Delta said recently that it will give passengers in some first class flights barbecue beef ribs from Fox Bros Bar-B-Q in Atlanta. You can expect the delicacy on select first-class flights that 900 or longer, a Delta executive confirmed.
“We’re continuing to bring back elements of the onboard experience we know our customers have missed,” said Allison Ausband, Delta’s E.V.P. and Chief Customer Experience Officer. “Starting in March, First Class customers on select flights 900 miles or greater will again enjoy hot meals featuring local ingredients and favorite items. Menu highlights include ginger beer-braised osso bucco, wild mushroom ravioli, chicken cacciatore and French bread pizza.”
Does Delta Offer Food On Its Flights?
Delta, like other airlines, scaled back its in-flight dining options during COVID, but the carrier has steadily added to its menu.
As of how, Delta is offering select drinks and treats, including our refreshed snack collection, Du Nord Social Spirits, Tip Top Proper Cocktails, and more. Cocktails and spirits are also available for purchase for those 21+.
If you’re thinking about traveling abroad, make sure you get your passport, as soon as you can.
To save money, look for the cheapest flights from Atlanta that are on sale. To keep costs down, use these travel hacks to save money and time.
To Atlanta is one of the most convenient places to travel to and from. A large part of that is because Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is so accessible.
Not only is it the world’s busiest airport, but it’s state-of-the-art in every way. If you’re interested in traveling around Atlanta via car or even on scooter, here’s what to know.
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If you’re a fan of craft beer, one event you don’t want to miss is Georgia Beer Day. The event, which gives you the opportunity to enjoy some great-tasting brew in Atlanta and elsewhere, will feature some of the best breweries from the Peach State.
Keep reading to find out all there is to know about Georgia Beer Day this year.
Georgia Beer Day 2021: Everything You Need To Know
Georgia Beer Day is organized by the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild (GCBG) and member breweries around the state. The purpose of the day is to raise awareness and support for Georgia’s craft breweries.
GCBG’s member breweries and Boelter Glassware are teaming up to donate $1 from the sale of every glass to the GCBG to continue to support the cause.
If you want to know what’s on tap, grab a bar stool and lean in!
When Is Georgia Beer Day 2022?
Georgia Beer Day this year will be held on Saturday, March 5. As in past years, the event will be marked by celebrating (and drinking) to the best of Georgia’s brewery scene.
What Breweries Are Participating In Georgia Beer Day?
The following breweries are having a part in Georgia Beer Day:
Acworth
Red Top Brewhouse
Albany
Pretoria Fields
Alpharetta
Cherry Street Brewing
Athens
Athentic Brewing Company
Creature Comforts Brewing Co.
Southern Brewing Company
Avondale Estates
The Lost Druid Brewery
Wild Heaven Beer
Atlanta
Atlanta Brewing Co.
Best End Brewing Company
Bold Monk Brewing Co.
Elsewhere Brewing
Eventide Brewing
Fire Maker Brewing Company
Halfway Crooks Beer
Monday Night Brewing
Round Trip Brewing Company
New Realm Brewing Co.
Sceptre Brewing Arts
Second Self Beer Company
Steady Hand Beer Co.
SweetWater Brewing Company
Three Taverns Brewery
Wild Heaven Beer
Wrecking Bar Brewpub
Augusta
Savannah River Brewing Co.
Bainbridge
Southern Philosophy Brewing Co.
Blue Ridge
Grumpy Old Men Brewing
Canton
Reformation Brewery
Cleveland
Tantrum Brewing Company
Columbus
Chattabrewchee Southern Brewhouse
Cumming
NoFo Brew Co.
Dahlonega
The Dahlonega Brewery
Decatur
Three Taverns Brewery
Duluth
6S Brewing Company
Ellijay
Cartecay River Brewing Co.
Gainesville
Left Nut Brewing Co.
Hapeville
Arches Brewing
Jasper
Pendley Creek Brewing Company
Johns Creek
Six Bridges Brewing
Kennesaw
Dry County Brewing Company
Horned Owl Brewing
Lilburn
Blackbird Farms Brewery
Macon
Fall Line Brewing Co.
Marietta
Glover Park Brewery
Red Hare Brewing & Distilling
Schoolhouse Brewing
Treehorn Cider
Midway
Split Fin Brewing
Norcross
Cultivation Brewing Co.
Social Fox Brewing
Peachtree City
Line Creek Brewing Co.
Peachtree Corners
Anderby Brewing
Kettlerock Brewing
Roswell
From the Earth Brewing Company
Gate City Brewing Company
Sandy Springs
Pontoon Brewing Company
Savannah
Service Brewing Co.
The Underdog Brewing Company
Two Tides Brewing Company
Smyrna
Reformation Brewery
St. Simons Island
Barrier Island Brewing
Statesboro
Eagle Creek Brewing Company
Sugar Hill
Indio Brewing
Suwanee
Monkey Wrench Brewing
StillFire Brewing
Talking Rock
Talking Rock Brewery
Tucker
Tucker Brewing Company
Valdosta
Georgia Beer Co.
Woodstock
Reformation Brewery
Final Word
As you can see, more than 70 breweries across Georgia will be serving a limited edition collector’s pint glass as part of Georgia Beer Day. You can only get the glasses at participating GCBG member breweries. So, raise a glass and support the cause!
If you’re looking for some other bars in Atlanta with some great beers (and bartenders) here’s some of our favorites in no particular order.
Manuel’s Tavern
602 North Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30307 | (404) 525-3447
Here’s what one reviewer says about Manuel’s Tavern in Midtown Atlanta: “It had been 40 plus years since my husband had been there. He enjoyed going back in to the place he hung out in years ago. The pictures brought back so many good memories of the owner.”
Southern Gentleman
3035 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 939-9845
Here’s what one reviewer says about the Southern Gentleman: “Extensive bourbon selection and an Old Fashioned that will have you asking for a second and a third.”
9 Mile Station
Ponce City Market, 1829, 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (770) 999-1532
Here’s what one reviewer says about 9 Mile Station: “For a place that’s in a great enough location that it doesn’t have to be good to make a killing, it’s actually really good. Obviously a very desirable view, so a great venue for every occasion. But they keep a good beer, wine, and cocktail list. Surprisingly good craft beer selection.”
The Lawrence
905 Juniper St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 961-7178
Here’s what one reviewer says about The Lawrence: “The cocktails at The Lawrence are absolutely delicious and the food is quite good as well. I recommend sitting at the bar, because table service leaves a bit to be desired.”
If you want to bar brawl in the city, here are some of the best bars to visit.
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