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As the shopping season gets underway, you may be wondering which Atlanta stores offer curbside pickup. In addition to grocery stores, different types of retailers are offering the service. These retailers make it easy to get the products you’ve ordered online. All you have to do is pull up.
This article is going to show you the Atlanta retailers that offer curbside pickup this shopping season. But first, let’s start with a fundamental question…
What Is Curbside Pickup?
Curbside pickup refers to the concierge approach to retail in which the customer picks up their products and goods outside the store rather than inside.
In most cases, curbside pickup refers to a designated area outside the store where your items can be brought to you. Curbside pickup has exploded in popularity due to the necessity of COVID-19 precautions.
How Does Curbside Pickup Work?
Curbside pickup works with the cooperation of the customer and retail associate. Customers have the opportunity to pull up “to the curb” or in the front of the store and have their items brought to their car by a staff member.
The idea behind curbside pickup is that it cuts down on the number of people inside the store as well as eliminates the need for the shopper to get out of their vehicle.
The curbside pickup process works like this:
- You go to the store’s website or app
- You shop for items and checkout digitally
- You get a notification on when your order is ready or you select a time range to come pick it up
If you choose curbside pickup, typically you will receive a text, email or app notification of when your item is ready. When you pull up outside the store, you will either show them your phone or tell them your name.
Is There A Fee For Curbside Pickup?
Most retailers provide curbside pickup for free. If you order an item online, take a moment to analyze your receipt to see if a charg3 has been levied for curbside pickup.
Stores typically don’t charge for curbside pickup, but such fees are up to the individual retailer.
Which Stores Have Curbside Pickup In Atlanta?
If you’re looking to do some shopping in Atlanta, these are the stores that offer curbside pickup.
- Adidas
- Ann Taylor
- Bloomingdales
- Dillards
- Macy’s
- Old Navy
- The Vitamin Shoppe
- Office Depot
- Banana Republic
- Bocado
At Lenox Square, there are 31 stores with contact-free curbside pickup.
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NO MATTER WHAT YOU DO, take a look at all the top deals on our Retail Page, there are PLENTY of good deals that you don’t want to miss! Subscribe to our #ATLHaps Newsletter HERE and get the deals delivered to your inbox 🙂Along with the wonderful things to eat and do in Atlanta, there are also so awesome places to shop.
In addition to malls, many Atlanta boutiques and consignment shops have daily deals so that you can save money.
Atlanta’s retail scene continues to be a bright spot for the local economy — and that means more sales for everyone!
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After months of construction, Three Taverns Imaginarium at Memorial Drive’s Atlanta Dairies redevelopment will be opening in late October 2020.
The Imaginarium is part of the Three Taverns Brewery family in Decatur, which is known for its fresh brews. Paces Properties, which is the developer behind Atlanta Dairies, announced the news in a press release.
This means that the Memorial Drive corridor will continue its reputation as a place where some of the best bars in Atlanta can be found.
Three Taverns Imaginarium To Open At Atlanta Dairies
“Following delays brought on by COVID-19, we are happy to finally have Three Taverns Imaginarium open to our Atlanta Dairies community,” said David Cochran, president and CEO of Paces Properties. “As a well-known Georgia brewery and with a successful flagship location in Decatur, Three Taverns has grown to become a prominent Atlanta brand. We are confident the Imaginarium will be welcomed with open arms by the surrounding neighborhoods and beyond.”
Atlanta Dairies is also home to the fabulous restaurant Wonderkid. Read our review of the place here. More recently, Cold Brew Bar reopened at the development as well.
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The Atlanta Falcons have fired head coach Dan Quinn and General Manager Thomas Dimitroff hours after their loss to the Carolina Panthers, the team confirmed late Sunday.
Falcons President and CEO Rich McKay will assume day-to-day operations for the ball club, which had high hopes for this season.
“Decisions like these are very difficult,” owner Authur Blank said in a written statement. “But the previous two seasons and start to this one have been especially hard for me because of the deep love, respect and admiration I and my family have for Dan, Thomas and their families.”
If you would have told Atlanta Falcons and Quinn that his team would begin the 2020 season 0-5, no doubt he would not believe it. But that’s hole the Falcons have dug for themselves.
As the season progresses, here are their remaining opponents, which will do all they can to continue the Falcons’ losing ways. Can Atlanta rebound? They have to. Let’s look at the schedule to see their chances.
Who Do The Falcons Play This Week?
The Falcons entered the season with big hopes, but coaching issues and a penchant for folding in the second half have haunted them.
Atlanta Falcons Football Schedule 2020
Date / Time Opponent Get Tickets Sept. 13 at 1 p.m. Seattle Get Tickets Sept. 20 at 1 p.m. AT Cowboys Get Tickets Sept. 27 at 1 p.m. Bears Get Tickets Oct. 5 at 8:15 p.m. At Packers (Monday Night Football) Get Tickets Oct. 11 at 1 p.m. Panthers Get Tickets Oct. 18 at 1 p.m. At Vikings Get Tickets Oct. 25 at 1 p.m. Lions Get Tickets Oct. 29 at 8:20 p.m. At Panthers (Thursday Night Football) Get Tickets Nov. 8 at 1 p.m. Broncos Get Tickets Week 10: BYE BYE BYE Nov. 22 at 1 p.m. At Saints Get Tickets Nov. 29 at 1 p.m. Raiders Get Tickets Dec. 6 at 1 p.m. Saints Get Tickets Dec. 13 at 4:25 p.m. At Chargers Get Tickets Dec. 20 at 1 p.m. Buccaneers Get Tickets Dec. 27 at 1 p.m. At Chiefs Get Tickets Jan. 3 at 1 p.m. At Buccaneers Get Tickets Why The Falcons Fired Dan Quinn
Falcons Head Coach Dan Quinn started the season on the hot seat after failing to avenge his team’s Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots two years ago.
Criticism reached a fever pitch when the Falcons lost at the last second in Week 2 to the Dallas Cowboys. The noise got deafening after a similarly brutal collapse against the Chicago Bears.
In both games, the Falcons lead by double figures in the fourth quarter and nearly three scores at halftime. But Quinn managed to find a way to lose both games.
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Thirty-five of 76 recipients of the Google for Startups Black Founders cash awards will go to metro Atlanta businesses, the company says in a news release.
Those 35 local entrepreneurs will each receive up to $100,000 in cash awards, totaling 2.3 million. The sum is about half of the $5 million Google has allotted for the program.
The money is non-dilutive, which means founders have not had to give up any stakes in their companies.
The monetary prizes signal Google’s renewed commitment to minority businesses across the country, but especially in Georgia.
Atlanta-Based Black Entrepreneurs Awarded Millions From Google
The distribution of cash awards for Black Founders Fund recipients nationwide will be administered by Goodie Nation, an Atlanta-based nonprofit that facilitates and accelerates social capital opportunities.
“We are committed to helping Black founders who have been deeply impacted by COVID-19 and who are disproportionately locked out of access to the funding they need to succeed,” says Jewel Burks Solomon, Head of Google for Startups US. “By combining cash awards with Google for Startups mentorship and programming, we hope to help create a more level playing field for these founders, who are building amazing companies and making an impact on their communities.”
Here Are The Georgia-Based Black Founders Fund Recipients
- Aquagenuity
- Brown Toy Box
- Clubba (by Usit Inc.)
- Countalytics
- Deepr
- Edifius
- Film Connx
- Goodr
- Healthy Hip Hop
- Infiltron Software Suite
- Jax Rideshare Rentals
- Just Add Honey
- Knac
- Kommute
- Laine London
- Latched and Hooked Beauty
- LVNGbook
- Make Music Count
- MantisEDU
- Mar Dat
- Music Tech Works
- Musicbuk
- Optimal Technology Corporation
- Origyn, PBC
- Pharaoh’s Conclave
- Portrait Coffee
- Qoins
- SOIL
- SPRAISE
- Staat
- TQIntelligence
- TruDiary
- U Scope Technologies
- Vibe Ride
- WRINKLE FREE DELIVERY
“The Google for Startups Black Founders Fund will have a considerable impact on the growth of Portrait Coffee,” says Aaron Fender, founder of Portrait Coffee, a specialty coffee company leveraging excellent product and hospitality to reimagine Black representation in the industry. “This capital and support comes at a critical time, allowing us to hire more team members and purchase additional manufacturing equipment to support our growing business.”
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Atlanta rapper Quavo of Migos is the owner of football team in a new league that will commence after the NFL season concludes.
Days after the Super Bowl, an alternative to the NFL aims to keep fans excited about football. Fan Controlled Football (FCF) is the only professional sports league that enables fans to call the plays in real-time.
Quavo Owner Of Fan-Controlled Football Team
The FCF Season v1.0 will launch in February 2021. Quavo shot a video promoting the new league.
League play will begin with four teams stacked with pro-caliber athletes playing over a six-week schedule.
All FCF games will be live-streamed exclusively on Twitch.
“We are pushing boundaries and pioneering a new category of immersive sports that will be a seismic shift in the worlds of sport and entertainment,” said Sohrob Farudi, Co-founder and CEO of Fan Controlled Football. “Fan Controlled Football is IRL meets URL. For the first time in sports history, fans get to call the shots for their team, everything from team branding, player selection, and real-time play calling is decided by the fans. This is the future of sports and we’re excited to co-create history with the fans.”
Other FCF team owners include San Francisco player Richard Sherman, former player Marshawn Lynch and former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson.
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Clubs come a dime a dozen in the city, but if you’re ready to dress up and are looking to find out where celebrities hang out in Atlanta, fame is another game. The city has quite a few spots known to attract the rich and famous.
No matter if it’s in downtown Atlanta, Midtown, Buckhead or Marietta, celebrities can be found in abundance around the city. But there are some night spots you’ll definitely find them (here’s what to wear to the club).
Here are some clubs where celebrities hang out in Atlanta:
MJQ Concourse
736 Ponce De Leon Ave N.E. Atlanta, GA 30306, 404-870-0575
Photo credit: Youtube MJQ is Midtown’s most famous and dank nightclub, known for bringing in some of the most highly regarded celebrity DJs from across the world to this humble spot located behind Chipotle just off Ponce de Leon Avenue. Come for the music, stay for the dankness.
One Google reviewer says: “My favorite club, I always end up here every weekend. The cover is usually minimal and I dig the grimy underground vibe. Yes, some nights the music is a bit off(rare) but the people there are fun and the patio out back has a great vibe. I’ve met alot of cool people there that end up partying with me the rest of the night. The girl DJ they put in the back room is mad funky, love her.”
Blue Ivory NightClub
Photo caption: Youtube Blue Ivory is known for the occasional celebrity to pop in from time to time. it’s a 24-hour nightclub that has a full kitchen and strong drinks not far from downtown Atlanta.One Google reviewer says: “Nice little after hour spot. Warning dancers don’t get naked like regular strip clubs. If you want a cheaper priced bottle to turn up on a late night this is your spot. Would return for sure.”Sanctuary Nightclub
3209 Paces Ferry Pl NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 | 404) 262-1377
Photo credit: Facebook Sanctuary has had several reports of famous people on the dancefloor, from Braves baseball players to local actors and more entertainers.The Buckhead dance club and lounge is a great place to listen to some Latin sounds. Club heads flock to the Bachata Room and Viernes Tropicales on Fridays.Josephine Lounge
3277 Buford Hwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (678) 973-4441
Photo caption: Youtube Josephines Lounge is the place to be for north DeKalb County partiers who don’t have the time nor patience to travel downtown or to Midtown Atlanta. Josephines’ music is a strong luring point: DJs wax hip-hop, R&B, reggae and afrobeats all in one groove.Medusa Restaurant & Lounge
3375 Buford Hwy NE #1170, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (678) 862-7551
Photo caption: Youtube Medusa is another north DeKalb club that caters to some of the middle-class upscale folks over age 30 in metro Atlanta. With theme nights like Apex Fridays and Sinful Sundays, Medusa draws heavy crowds on the weekends. To keep out the riff-raff, the club charges $20 for hats and such.Lava Lounge
57 13th St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 873-6189
Photo credit: Youtube Lava Lounge is a favorite Midtown club that attracts celebrities on weekends. The club has theme nights like Flip Flop Sundays and more.The tri-level club features an outdoor tropical deck, plush seats and four bars. Parking can be harsh though because of its location. Decks and nearby parking lots can be expensive.City Winery
650 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 946-3791
Talk about celebrities! This place has them nearly every weekend on stage! City Winery is known for its relaxing atmosphere and lively music. Come on a weekday and you might be surprised who you see in the crowd.
Club Compound
Photo caption: Youtube Club Compound used to be a celebrity magnet a few years ago, but it has cooled down considerably. Still, a decent club, Compound remains a viable option if you want to party near the Atlanta University Center, where Clark Atlanta, Spelman and Morehouse is located.Magic City
241 Forsyth St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 584-5847
Photo credit: Instagram Magic City’s legendary Monday nights is known to attract some of the city’s most high-profile athletes, including many members of the Atlanta Falcons. You could also see your favorite rapper in the place.
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Here Are Even More Clubs Where Celebrities Hang in Atlanta
- Gold Room Nightclub
- The Local
- MJQ Concourse
- Sound Table
- Johnny’s Hideaway
- Havana Club
- District Atlanta
- CosmoLava Lounge
- Tongue & Groove
- The Basement
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you’re looking for something to wear this season, especially affordable shoes, you should be able to find it in Atlanta.
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The Georgia Bulldogs begin the 2020 season with some major questions on an uneven playing field in more ways than one. Not only has COVID-19 severely limited the number of games, fans and everything else, but the Dawgs have some holes to fill.
If you’re looking for a place to watch UGA games, these bars have the big screen TVs and great food you need.
Last year, Georgia won the SEC East behind strong performances from the signal caller and defense. This year, the competition — an all-SEC affair — will be stiffer.
2020 Georgia Football Schedule: Opponents And Games
Georgia Football 2020 Schedule
Date Opponent / Score Time Tickets Information Saturday, Sept. 26 Arkansas -- 37-10 4 p.m. From $78 Saturday, Oct. 3 Auburn -- 27-6 7:30 p.m. From $279 Saturday, Oct 10 Tennessee -- 44-21 3:30 p.m. From $197 Saturday, Oct. 17 Alabama -- 24-41 8 p.m. From $303 Saturday, Oct. 24 Kentucky Noon From $125 Saturday, Nov. 7 Florida 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14 Missouri TBD From $172 Saturday, Nov. 21 Mississippi State TBD From $204 Saturday, Nov. 28 South Carolina TBD From $137 Saturday, Dec. 5 Vanderbilt TBD From $171 Here is the Georgia 2020 football schedule. It opens in a PDF and you can download it o you can keep it handy.
Let’s hope Head Coach Kirby Smart can bring home a championship!
Where Can I Watch Georgia Games?
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Southwest Atlanta is home to some of the oldest neighborhoods in Atlanta: West End, Cascade, Capitol View, Cabbagetown, Reynoldstown, Mechanicsville, etc. Contrary to popular opinion, those places are beautiful and have some of the best parks in the whole city.
The southside of Atlanta has no shortage of green spaces. The city was basically built in a forest. Atlanta’s tree canopy has been written about since its inception. And as the city grows, its dense canopy of woods just spreads farther.
Here are the best parks on southside of Atlanta
So, you can see that finding great park space is no biggie in Atlanta, and yet, many Atlanta parks have their own features, dynamics and geography. Whether you’re looking for a place to just chill and relax or trying to find a place for your kids to play, you’ll find that the best Atlanta parks have a little of both.
So, which Atlanta parks are the best on the southside? Well, how about we rely on the many voices found on the internet to answer that question? AtlantaFi has compiled numerous comments from various sites to get their take on the best Atlanta parks you can find.
Perkerson Park
Perkerson Park, located at 770 Deckner Ave SW Atlanta, is a 50-acre park in the Capitol View/Sylvan Hills neighborhoods. It has a basketball half-court just past its entrance, but up the path on a plateau about 200 yards away is a full court basketball court. There’s also a kids’ playground, a recreational fields, a jogging track and frisbee tournament grounds.
South Atlanta Park
Located at Gammon St SE, South Atlanta Park opens at 8 a.m. daily. One Google reviewer said this about South Atlanta Park: “I normally love coming to this park but lately it feels like maintenance has been lacking. This used to be one of my favorite places to come- don’t get me wrong- still is an amazing park. Just wished it was a bit cleaner and up kept.”
South Bend Park
South Bend Park, one of the south side’s signature parks, is located at 1955 Compton Dr SE Atlanta. Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “The trail is very nice but the park itself is a bit sketchy. A lot of homeless make the covered areas their residence. The playground, and all play areas for that matter, could use a good pressure washing. The baseball field looks nice but no rec sports are offered by this park. There’s no public engagement from the city at this park. Which is unfortunate because our community needs it! Maybe a burger/hot dog day in exchange for the community to come out and clean up the park while meeting the neighbors. Just a thought.”
Emma Millican Park
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Emma Millican Park, located in Capital View Manor neighoborhood just off Metropolitan Parkway in southwest Atlanta, is a relatively small park built for families, picnics and shade tree chillin’.
Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “Perfect place for a 1 year old grandson to take his grandpa to wear him out so grandpa will sleep well that night. All of it is clean and in great shape. We go several times each week.”
D.H. Stanton Park
View this post on InstagramD.H. Stanton Park has some pretty trails as well as a baseball park. Located at 213 Haygood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30315, Stanton Park is located around some of the oldest neighborhoods in southwest Atlanta.
One Google reviewer said this: “Wow! Such a nice playground for kids. Splash pad, rubber Hill area, seating, the works! Use Martin Street address when getting directions from MAPS. If you use Haygood address you will end up on a dead end on a tight Street you don’t want to be on! Didn’t give it 5 stars because there is limited shaded area that is subject to being taken over for a birthday party and no off-street parking.”
Avery Park (The
Gilbert House) Avery Park, where the Gilbert House is located, sits on a civil war site that has been turned into a tourist gathering spot in southwest Atlanta.
“The Gilbert house is a historical Civil War Revenant one of the few homes surviving the burning of Atlanta the house was saved by local who put the fire out years later in the mid-60s the house was restored and now acts as a spool the grounds are very attractive and large lots of shade trees and the home itself is very handsome,” one Google reviewer said. “Excellent artifact from the 1800s in the Civil War Gilbert house if you’d like to see a piece of History.”
Pittman Park
Pittman Park is a recreational mecca for the neighborhoods around Garibaldi Street in southwest Atlanta. PIttman Park has a basketball ball court, a recreation field, a tennis court, a pool and more.
One Google reviewer said: “It is a good park the have cheerleading, football, basketball, and track. You will really love it.”
Howell Park
Howell Park is one of the best parks in Atlanta’s West End area. Located at 983 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Howell Park is a great place to get some fresh air or read a book.
Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “This park needs a facelift…. Things are slowly being added to improve the serviceability of the park but the city should do more to push the junkies and the drunks that frequent the park somewhere else.”
The Rev. James
Orange Park at Oakland City James Orange Park at 1305 Oakland Ln SW has been a family gathering spot for Oakland City residents for years.
“Nice park,” one reviewer said. “Well maintained. Upgraded pool. Not very busy. Nice gazebo for parties and reunions. Surrounding areas is a little questionable.”
Cabbagetown Park
Cabbagetown Park is a major green space in its namesake neighborhood. While it’s not a large park, it packs a punch with a children’s playground, sculptures and plenty of room to run around.
“Cool neighborhood park,” one reviewer said. “Perfect for a quiet afternoon of reading or chilling with kids/dogs. The sitting area under the big tree is very shaded for those hot days. Walk over to Sweet Cheats for coffee and something sweet.”
Maddox Park
Situated on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway, Maddox Park is a hot location due to its inclusion in the Beltline designs. Want easy access? Maddox Park is conveniently located across from the Bankhead MARTA Station.
Here’s what one reviewer said: “With the train station being literally at the park, the industrial ambiance is quite relaxing, if you ask me. The Marta train station is located across the street. Thankfully, a pavilion is close in distance to cool off at & is perfect for hosting parties. The basketball court is gated and filled with great street players. There is also a gated pool with a kiddie umbrella water area. The only thing I dislike is the lack of parking spaces in front of the parks community building.”
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Explore Atlanta At Your Own Pace
First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. Downtown Atlanta or Midtown often has something cool going on!
Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit to a craft brewery in the city.
Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
- For a month’s view: The Official Atlanta Events Calendar
- For a more immediate look, check Things to do in Atlanta This Week
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The Taste of Atlanta is set to take place Friday, October 18 through Sunday, October 20, 2019 in Midtown Atlanta. The event will be held at Historic Fourth Ward Park.
The award-winning food event will feature the best of Atlanta’s craft beer, wine and spirits.
Taste of Atlanta 2020: Everything You Need To Know
The Taste of Atlanta will showcase the local restaurant scene, featuring restaurants as well as on-stage cooking demos, cooking classes and new this year, Food Districts, a more expansive VIP Experience and a Saturday night concert. Here’s what’s in store:
Opening Night Party: October 16
Friday kicks off with the Opening Night Party hosted by a top Atlanta chef. The music and food tastings will go from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Main Tasting Events (October 17 & 18)
Bringing together chefs from neighborhoods across Atlanta and representing dozens of cuisines, Taste of Atlanta will serve as a destination to try bites from restaurants all in one place.
The main festival will also include live cooking demonstrations from chefs,taste talks, and cooking classes. Make sure you sign up for free cooking classes.
Food Districts
Taste of Atlanta will also feature Food Districts that specialize in a dish- or location-specific cuisine from that particular area. Here are the Food Districts that will be included:
- Brunch All Day
- Buford Highway
- Tailgating
Bartending Competition
There will also be a bartending competition that shows the best drink pourers who demonstrate mastery of a spirit, timely submissions, presentation skills, media/ collaboration skills, and volume batching.
VIP Experience
The Taste of Atlanta’s VIP Experience provides access to an all-inclusive festival area with tastings from around a dozen select restaurants and pours from craft beer, wine and cocktail makers.
VIP ticket holders can access the General Admission area of the festival and will also receive a post-event tasting list from restaurants enjoyed in all areas of the festival.
How To Get Tickets To Taste of Atlanta
Ready for the Taste of Atlanta? Tickets are on sale now for Friday’s Opening Night Party and Saturday and Sunday’s main tasting events. Guests are encouraged to buy early.
This event is just one among many Atlanta happenings going on weekly in the city.Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
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Local restaurateur and native South African Justin Anthony just keeps the culinary hits coming. South African-insired eatery Yebo Beach Haus opens Tuesday, September 22, 2020 after moving to a new Atlanta location.
Yebo Beach Haus, which comes to us from True Story Brands hospitality group, will serve food, wine and spirits centered in South African’s rich cuisine.
What’s On The Menu At Yebo Beach Haus?
Although there’s plenty of authentic South African flavor on the menu at Yebo Beach Haus, the offerings are best understood as South African-influenced dishes fused with New American cuisine.
Here are some of the dishes you can expect to find on the Yebo Beach Haus menu:
Whole Branzino served with grilled leeks, lemon and peri-peri sauce; Herb Crusted Lamb Chops with roasted carrots and truffle cauliflower risotto.
Bone-in Chipotle Ribeye served with cilantro-lime succotash and coconut rice.
Some old menu favorites you’ll appreciate are the Sesame Grain Bowl, Peri-Peri Prawn Tacos and Halibut served in red butter curry sauce.
Where Is Yebo Beach Haus?
Yebo Beach Haus is located at Andrews Square (56 E. Andrews Drive NW). Here’s a map to help you find the restaurant.
If you’re thinking about going to Yebo Beach Haus, here’s what one Google reviewer says about the restaurant.
“A very romantic restaurant and great atmosphere. If you go there make sure to try their mushroom soup, amazing, spinach salad, lamb empanadas, steak frites and last but not list crispy brussel sprouts. Cheers Yebo for an amazing delicious food.”
If you want to check out some other romantic restaurants in Atlanta, these are hard to beat. But Atlanta also has trendy restaurants, pop-ups and time-tested landmarks that continue to draw big crowds.Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
