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So you’ve met a special someone and you want to impress them. But how and where? Atlanta has some great spots to take someone on a date.
Here is where you can go for one of the best date nights in Atlanta.
13 Places To Take A Date In Atlanta
The old saying that the food is the way to a man’s heart may be true to a point. That’s why Atlanta restaurants could be the way to go when it comes to date night ideas.
Illuminarium
Photo credit: Illuminarium If you’re looking for the perfect holiday date night, Illuminarium’s holiday experience, WINTERLAND After Dark is just the thing. Check out the Illuminarium here.Canoe Restaurant
4199 Paces Ferry Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (770) 432-2663
This Smyrna restaurant sits upon an elegant garden overlooking the mighty the Chattahoochee River. When the weather’s nice, having farm-to-table eats by candlelight is hard to beat anywhere in America. 4199 Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta. 770-432-2663.
Sun Dial
210 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 589-7506
The rotating restaurant atop the Westin hotel in downtown Atlanta provides a dazzling background for a proposal, wedding announcement or a simply meal between lovers. And what a view.
Apres Diem
931 Monroe Dr NE St C103, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 872-3333
This cozy Poncey-Highland restaurant has the perfect atmosphere for a smooth night with a significant other. 931 Monroe Drive, Suite C-103, Atlanta. 404-872-3333.
Chateau Elan (Marc Bar)
100 Tour De France, Braselton, GA 30517 | (678) 425-6916
One of the most beautiful places in the Southeast, Chateau Elan features a spa, golf resort and winery. 100 Rue Charlemagne Drive, Braselton. 678-425-0900.
Two Urban Licks
820 Ralph McGill Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 522-4622
This sexy Midtown spot is a short walk off the Eastline of the Beltline and has been a lively music spot since 2004. The vibe is absolutely gorgeous and the menu is primed for a date night.
When you’ve already eaten or perhaps don’t want food involved, there are still plenty of places around Atlanta to take a significant other.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
The lush greenery and winding trails make for the perfect backdrop for an amazing evening in nature.
Piedmont Park
Speaking of nature, one of the city’s most beautiful sites and its flagship park, Piedmont Park’s well-manicured lawns and bucolic greenspace offer themselves for adventurers and dreamers alike.
Terminal West
West Midtown’s best concert venue offers an intimate space to dance with a loved one or listen to sweet music. See the best concert venues in Atlanta.
Lake Lanier
Take it the sights on Georgia’s largest body of inland water via boat or even by the shore.
Georgia Aquarium
Thrill your lover with a hand-in-hand tour of the largest aquarium in the world is in downtown Atlanta.
Castleberry Hills Art Stroll
Munch on cheese, sip fine wine and enjoy fine art at the curated galleries in Castleberry Hills. Here’s what to know about Castleberry Hills.
Ponce City Market And Rooftop
Stand atop the city’s crown jewel of development to peer down on Atlanta’s Midtown cityscape with your baby. Trust us, it’ll set the mood.
Final Word
When you think about it, there is so much you can do in the city with you and your lover. 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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Another Broken Egg Cafe in Atlanta is offering free food to customers who want to take part in Celebration Week with them.
The popular breakfast restaurant is debuting the Atlanta locations’ brand-new design. Here’s what you need to know to get free food items.
Join Another Broken Egg on Monday, November 29th through Friday, December 3rd for their special promotions to celebrate the cafe’s redesign.
Monday, Nov. 29
Free Breakfast For One Year
First 12 GuestsTuesday, Nov. 30
Free Another Broken Egg Cafe Mug and a Bag of our Barista House Blend Coffee
First 24 GuestsWednesday, Dec. 1
Free Another Broken Egg Cafe $25 Gift Certificate
First 24 GuestsThursday, Dec. 2
Free Another Broken Egg Cafe Travel Mug
First 24 GuestsFriday, Dec. 3
Free Order of Biscuit Beignets Per Table From 7-9AM
First 24 GuestsFinal Word
Interested in dining outside? Here are the best Atlanta restaurants for outdoor eating and here are those with great patios.
If you want to take your dog to the park, here are the best Atlanta parks for Fido.
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Le Bon Nosh recently opened in Atlanta, adding to Buckhead’s cafe and market scene. The place is a welcome addition to the apartment dwellers in the area.
Keep reading to learn more about Le Bon Nosh and what’s on the menu.
Le Bon Nosh: Now Serving In Buckhead
The cafe serves breakfast, lunch, coffee, pastries and wine,
Le Bon Nosh is the branchild of entrepreneur and chef Forough Vakili. Here’s what she says on the Le Bon Nosh website.
“I created Le Bon Nosh to change how people experience food. Today, there are so many options for consumers, yet eating and cooking has become too complex and transactional. Convenient food doesn’t have to be impersonal and formulaic. My goal is to bring back the simplicity of good food and the art of hospitality. We bring excitement to eating by cultivating sensory experiences centered around delicious foods. I want to inspire my guests to eat wholesome foods, learn how to prepare them at home, and enjoy the holistic experience of eating.”
What’s On The Menu At Le Bon Nosh?
Le Bon Nosh has some tasty dishes on their menu. Here are some highlights that I’m going to try soon:
Where Is Le Bon Nosh Located?
Le Bon Nosh is located at The Irby apartment tower at 65 Irby Ave, NW, Atlanta, Ga.The cafe and market at 65 Irby Ave. is currently serving a diverse and healthy menu. Stop by if you’re in the area.
Final Word
f you want to check out some other food spots in the area, here are the best restaurants in Buckhead. Or you might like to read our Buckhead Steak Guide to find all the best eateries offering mouth-watering prime cuts.
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College Park restaurant Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen is opening a second location in downtown Atlanta, the eatery announced on social media. The owners behind the eatery, Juan and Gee Smalls, also are growing their new all-day breakfast spot, The Breakfast Boys, in Conyers, Georgia.
Virgil’s, named one of the best restaurants on Atlanta’s south side, is, known for its tasty brand of lowcountry seafood inspired by the Gullah culture of South Carolina.
Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen And The Breakfast Boys Adding Locations In 2022
On social media, the restaurant revealed its plans for 2022:
“Not only do we have two restaurant concepts, but we will also be opening a 2nd location for each at the top of 2022. One of which we purchased, and the other from a leasing company that sought us out. it’s by no coincidence that the restaurant is in none other than the city of Atlanta. we have also gotten several other calls from retail developers, asking us to bring Virgil’s to their development as well.”
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Where Is Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen Opening Next?
Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen is opening in the space formerly occupied by 4 Rivers Smokehouse at 822 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. The restaurant closed down early in the COVID-19 pandemic.
For now, all we know is that Virgil’s plans to open early in the year, but no firm date has been released yet.
Where Is The Breakfast Boys Opening Next?
The Breakfast Boys is set to open in Conyers, Georgia., No further plans have been mentioned by the owners as of now.
Final Word
Breakfast food is one of our favorites. Here are the top spots for scrambled eggs, sausage and pancakes. But there’s more…
If you like barbecue, see our list of the Best Atlanta BBQ Restaurants.
As for eateries below I-20, these Southside Atlanta restaurants have developed quite a following. -
If you’re interested in horse-riding lessons, you’ve got quite a few options in the Atlanta area.
Bustling at the seems with big business, there are not many places to ride horses in the concrete jungle that is metropolitan Atlanta. But if you look hard enough, you can find some ideal ranches to stare at stallions.
Horseriding in Atlanta
- Where can you go ride a horse in Atlanta?
- How much does it cost to ride a horse in and near Atlanta?
- Best places to ride horses in Atlanta
Where Can I Get Horse-Riding Lessons In Atlanta?
You may be wondering “Where can I go to ride horses in Atlanta?” Yes, there are some places to ride in the city. There are also some places outside the city to ride.
The main thing that you need to remember is that Atlanta is a large metropolitan city so you’re not going to find hundreds of places, but there are some places to ride horses here.
How Much Are Horse-Riding Lessons In Atlanta?
If you’re planning to ride, you need to know that it’s going to cost money. Horse-riding lessons typically cost anywhere between $60 and $90 per session. Of course, it depends on the particular ranch.
No, riding horses isn’t free. Horse owners need a certain amount of money to keep their operations going. Here is what they need money for:
- Horse food
- Horse transportation (trailer if they have to travel)
- Ongoing care
These are the reasons why horse owners can’t afford to provide horseriding as a free exercise. To the contrary, if you choose to support horseriding, you are promoting the culture of horseriding and helping equestrian activities to grow.
Best places For Horse-Riding Lessons In Atlanta
Whether you find a neighborhood green space or an intown farm, there are several horseriding spots around Atlanta. Here’s where they are:
Chastain Horse Park – Special Event Facility
4371 Powers Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 | (404) 252-4244
Located in the heart of Buckhead, this equestrian facility offering boarding & lessons, day camps, pony parties & therapeutic programs.
Here’s what one reviewer says: “Very nice venue for events. Can handle 200-300 people without difficulty for a buffet/open bar occasion. Very pretty view from 2nd floor.”
Atlanta In-Town Riding Academy
1598 Braeburn Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (404) 787-3283
Horse riding school in Atlanta, Georgia. One Google reviewer had this to say: “I’m loving every minute I get to ride one of Dana’s horses. She is experienced, knowledgeable, focused, and a very patient teacher! Can we talk about her horses? Each one has their own personality and are a real joy to ride. She has Ink, Vic, Ketch, Roman, Orion, and an adorable pony named Cody. Book early because there is : a waiting list!”
East Cobb Stables
1649 Johnson Ferry Rd, Marietta, GA 30062 | (678) 560-9154
A horse riding school in Marietta, Georgia at 1649 Johnson Ferry Rd, Marietta, GA 30062. One Google Reviewer says this: “We love this place! They are great with kids and we love the horses! They have worked very well with our children and we look forward to lessons each week!”
GB’s Stables
448 Hurt Rd SW, Smyrna, GA 30082 | (404) 421-1775
This spot is located at 448 Hurt Rd SW, Smyrna, GA 30082. GB’s Stables is well regarded among the locals. They offer horse boarding, children’s birthday parties and riding lessons.
Here’s what one Google reviewer says: Had a great time! My daughter was there for a birthday party…pleasant surrounding and of course…We ♥ the horses!”
Go With It Farm
10275 Jones Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022 | (404) 538-5113
A horseriding school located at 10275 Jones Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022. At Go With It Farm, students are trained English style as well as other varieties so that they feel comfortable.
One Google Reviewer says this: “Went here for an IEA (Interscholastic Equestrian Association) show last weekend. It was wonderful! Everyone was so nice and supportive. The horses were sweet as can be! Very inviting staff. I would love to ride here all the time! I’m sadly not local, coming from North Carolina. All in all, you should definitely go.”
Phillips Farm Stables
385 Thornton Lane, Fayetteville, GA, Fayetteville, GA 30214 | (678) 668-5100
Phillips Farm Stables is located at 385 Thornton Lane, Fayetteville, GA, Fayetteville, GA 30214. Their phone number is (678) 668-5100.
One reviewer says: “We LOVE Phillips Farm! Brandi is professional and knowledgeable. She is a gifted rider, great teacher, and has become a friend and mentor to my daughter. So thankful for our time there and will be back to visit often and to cheer Brandi on at shows!”
Little Creek Horse Farm
2015 Lawrenceville Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (404) 634-3276
Little Creek Horse Farm is located at 2015 Lawrenceville Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30329 near Decatur. People rave about the good condition that the horses are kept here. Here’s when one Google reviewer says:
“I have the opportunity to see this stable in person and it’s really neat. It seems like the folks here really care about their clients and their horses.
I don’t really know a lot not do I ride horses but this is a great little horse park tucked away off of 29 in DeKalb County.
The new stable manager seems to really care about the community and within a few minutes of talking with her you can tell she knows her stuff and seems like she has a passion for her job.
The horses look to be taken care of and if I were to need a place to board a horse I’d feel comfortable here.”Nottingham Shire & Carriage
556 Tift St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 622-0526
Nottingham Shire & Carriage is located at 556 Tift St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310. Their phone number is (404) 622-0526. On
Google, here’s what one reviewer says:
“Had a great time. Celebrated my anniversary with my wife and the carriage ride capped off a great night. The horse looked healthy and well groomed. It was tame and listened to driver. On the business side everything was handled professionally. The driver, Goose, called 3 hours ahead to confirm details. He was very pleasant and conversational. Great job!”
Pony Tail Acres
5925 Holloman Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127 | (770) 235-9996
Pony Tail Acres is located at 5925 Holloman Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127. Their phone number is (404) 317-1052.
One reviewer says: “I love Pony Tail Acres! I have taken lessons at PTA with Dawn for about 4 years and I couldn’t be happier with my riding. I went from a kid afraid to canter when I got to Dawn to owning my own pony and confidently jumping. I am a boarder and my pony is well taken care of. The barn is a second family to me. Also, the Pony Club is great for any kids untested in horses!! I love this place!”
Serenbe Trailriding
10950 Hutchesons Ferry Rd, Palmetto, GA 30268 | (770) 463-2610
Serenbe Trailriding is one of the most famous horseriding places in Fulton County. Serenbe is located at 10950 Hutchesons Ferry Rd, Palmetto, GA 30268. Their phone number is (770) 463-2610. Enjoy trailriding while viewing some of the most picturesque scenes in all of Georgia.
Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “Amazing place to go definitely enjoyed definitely will be returning higly recommend awesome for families and dates! I believe my guide’s name is Haley, she is AWESOME!”
Vogt Riding Academy
1084 Houston Mill Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (404) 321-9506
Horse riding school in the North Druid Hills, Georgia. One Google reviewer says this: “Our daughter has been riding here for 5 years and we all love it. They have an excellent reputation in the equestrian community, but what we really appreciate is the community within the barn itself.
More than great riding instruction, the students learn responsible care for the horses and each other. It is truly wonderful to see the students working together to get the job done.”
Know of any other stables we should include? Let us know.
Final Word
Horse-riding lessons are an excellent way to not only learn how to ride these beautiful creatures, but how to care for them.
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. CNN Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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If you’ve ever wanted to play musical chairs, but do while you’re eating hearty food from a culinary genius, there’s an event you want to know about.
Southern Belle in Midtown Atlanta has announced the next round of guest chefs in its dinner series called “Bless Their Hearts,” which features different meals from diverse chefs.
Southern Belle Introduces ‘Bless Your Heart’ Guest Chef Dinner Series
The next “Bless Their Hearts” dinner is set for Sunday, November 26, 2021.
The monthly series began on Sunday, Sept. 12.
“I wanted to get together with colleagues who have a similar mindset to celebrate the up-and-coming chefs representing the new face of Southern cuisine,” says Southern Belle chef-owner Joey Ward, who plans to host Atlanta’s culinary talent before expanding to chefs from other Southeastern cities. “I’m excited to showcase the diversity of these guest chefs.”
What’s On The Menu?
The dinners, which are limited to 70 guests each, will feature five courses plus an amuse-bouche for $135 per guest (excluding tax and gratuity).
- Seatings will happen between 4:30 and 8:30 p.m.
- You can make reservations via Resy.
Wine pairings from sommelier Cate Hatch will be available for an additional $70. Non-alcoholic pairings also are available as well as the restaurant’s full cocktail and beverage list.
The dinners are limited to 50 guests. Seatings will take place between 4:30-8:30 p.m., and reservations can be made online through Resy.
What Chefs Will Be Featured In The ‘Bless Your Hearts’ Dinner Series?
These are the chefs that will participate in November’s “Bless Their Hearts” dinner series:
- Chef Bruce Logue of BoccaLupo Atlanta
- Chef James London of Chubby Fish
- Chef Kevin Gillespie of Red Beard Restaurants
- Host chef Joey Ward of Southern Belle and Georgia Boy
- Pastry chef Billy Cole of Southern Belle and Georgia Boy
Where Southern Belle Located?
Southern Belle restaurant is located at 1043 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 in Midtown. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Interested in dining outside? Here are the best Atlanta restaurants for outdoor eating and here are those with great patios.
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Chick-fil-A is getting into the delivery kitchen business with a new concept debuting in the Southeastern U.S. Little Blue Menu, a delivery kitchen concept is described as “an affiliate” of Chick-fil-A, the company says.
Little Blue Menu will open its first pilot location in Nashville, Tennessee, this fall. After that, an Atlanta location will follow in 2022.
What Is Little Blue Menu?
Little Blue Menu is a concept that Chick-fil-A feels can make an impact in today’s food delivery environment. The outpost will feature mix and match menu items from virtual eateries.
The named “Little Blue Menu” comes from Chick-fil-A founder S. Truett Cathy’s original blue menu at the Hapeville Dwarf House.
What To Expect From Little Blue Menu
Little Blue Menu will feature a variety of foods that have come to exemplify Chick-fil-A’s standards as well as some new options. You can expect:
- Three new virtual restaurants
- Chick-fil-A menu options
- convenient and safe services
- Speedy delivery
The three virtual restaurants that will be a main part of Little Blue Menu are Flock & Farm, Garden Day, and Outfox Wings. The eateries will all specialize in a different strength, from homemade marinades to oven-roasted chicken.
“The flavor profiles are fantastic,” says L.J. Yankosky, senior director of the beyond the restaurant team at Chick-fil-A. “The culinary team that developed the virtual restaurants is world-class, and the ingenuity they harnessed for each menu does not disappoint.”
Final Word
Chick-fil-A is up to some tasty things for 2022! We can’t wait for the Atlanta location to Little Blue Menu to open!
Now that we’ve told you what Chick-fil-A has in store, you may want to know what’s cookin’ at the restaurant started by Truett Cathy. Few people know about their secret menu. See it in action.
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One of the most important jobs in all of movies and TV is the screenwriter. The best films and TV shows come from great screenplays.
Do you want to be a screenwriter? This article will show you the steps you need to take to become one.
How To Become A Screenwriter
In this article, we’re going to show you how to become a screenwriter in Atlanta so that your storytelling can make it to the big and small screen.
AtlantaFi.com enlisted an expert, Tequoia Urbina, an Atlanta-based screenwriter and producer to help us break down the steps. She said she’s been doing video production since age 12 and has worked on various projects throughout her career.
“I create stories with strong female protagonists and diverse characters,” she said. “I believe in weaving current events and global issues that will provoke discourse and inspire change.”
If you want to do the same and become a screenwriter in Atlanta, here is a step-by-step process to make it happen:
1. Get The Skills, Education & Know-How
If you’re serious about becoming a screenwriter, you’ll want to devote the time, energy (and money) it takes to go to school for it.
Urbina attended a performing and visual arts magnet school in Savannah, Georgia from the sixth through 11th grade. She then went on to earn her bachelor’s degree in film from Georgia State University in downtown Atlanta.She then earned her M.S. in Communications from Northeastern University.
Once you graduate or have amassed the experience you think you need to be successful in screenwriting, it’s time to start coming up with a project to write.
2. Write Your Project
Make sure your storytelling skills express something you think is either sellable or you’re passionate about. Also, make sure you stick with a genre you’ve researched and are able to do well.
Urbina said the #1 way to make your project a success is to make it unique.
“BE ORIGINAL, the more unique your script, the more difficult to steal.”
3. Make Connections / Network
Your work is going to stand on its own merits, but it always helps to make some helpful connections along the way. Urbina said you should use your social media accounts to try to reach people that can help your project take off.
“I use social media platforms to make industry connections,” she said. “I have found LinkedIn to be the most effective platform for connecting with people in the industry and forming businesses relationships. I also highly recommend joining industry groups and attending local networking events.”
4. Get Your Screenplay Seen
Now that you have this awesome screenplay, you may be wondering how the right person will read it. This is where you find ways to get it out there.
“The best way to have screenplays read is to submit them to competitions,” Urbina said. “I advise that you use recognized sites like Blacklist and Coverfly for details on legitimate contests.”
Of course, you can always go the DIY route to get your film before the masses. Here’s what Urbina said about that:
“If you have a budget, film your project and promote it on social media.”
Urbina said that many contests offer critique on submissions for an extra fee. “It is a great way to get objective feedback on your scripts and possibly the attention of industry professionals.”
If you follow these steps, you will have a great chance of becoming a successful screenwriting career in Atlanta. But don’t think it happens overnight.
Urbina said the process can be long or relatively short, depending on many factors. “There is no specific time frame. All contests have their own processing rate.”
#1 Thing To Remember As You Submit Screenplays
Urbina said the #1 thing you can do is protect your original work.
“The best advice that I can offer is to always copyright your work before submitting or sharing,” she said. “Also, don’t be afraid to send off your work for fear of someone stealing your idea. Yes, it is a risk but it is worth it if it lands in the right hands.”
Atlanta has become a movie mecca in recent years and Georgia has been a favorite location for TV productions since the state instituted generous tax breaks for film companies that agree to shoot locally. Projects from CBS, NBC, HBO, BET and more are slated to shoot in the metro area in 2018-19 and the foreseeable future.
With more than 700 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.Got any other questions about being a screenwriter? You can reach Tequoia Urbina on Instagram @TQthewriter.81She will answer any production/screenwriting questions that you have!Want to work in Georgia film & TV? Here are the latest Atlanta casting calls
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No restaurant in the Southeast is moving at the pace of Slutty Vegan right now. The plant-based restaurant is set to open another location in Athens, Georgia.
Owner Pinky Cole confirmed the news via social media recently as her “Sluttified” burgers continue to be the rage in metro Atlanta. “Wasn’t ready to post this just yet,” she posted on Facebook, “but since it’s going viral, here we are lol! Athens, Georgia !! Soon come!”
Slutty Vegan Restaurant Opening In Athens
Photo credit: Facebook Slutty Vegan’s entry into the Athens-Clarke County market shows the strength of the three-year-old food business’s brand.
The new restaurant would be the second Slutty Vegan north of Atlanta, after the eatery’s Duluth location.
Cole’s meatless restaurants have been popular dining experience in metro Atlanta for three years now. In early 2019, she opened the company’s first standalone restaurant in Atlanta’s Westview neighborhood.Since then she has expanded to other areas of metro Atlanta and brought food trucks to places like Birmingham, Alabama and Detroit, Michigan.How Many Slutty Vegan Locations Are There In Atlanta?
Slutty Vegan Location Address Westview 1542 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW. Atlanta, GA 30310. Old Fourth Ward 76 Edgewood Ave SE. Atlanta, GA 30312 Clayton County 164 N McDonough St. Jonesboro, GA 30236. Gwinnett County 2131 Pleasant Hill Road Duluth, Ga. 30096 Athens-Clarke County 700 Baxter Ste. 800, Athens, Ga. 30605 Georgia Tech 351 Ferst Dr. NW Atlanta, Ga. 30313 Final Word
The eatery has also grown a national following, thanks to Cole’s background in media and celebrity clientele and connections.
She has also brought pop-ups to other parts of the country, including Miami, Florida. But for now, she is concentrating on growing in metro Atlanta.
Plant-based fare is one of the healthiest things you can order on the menu, but it’s not all. If you want to enjoy the full metro Atlanta dining experience, you’ll need to expand your palette.
If you like meatless dishes, see our list of Atlanta’s Best Pescatarian Restaurants.
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No matter if you’re a social drinker or a occasional imbiber, you’ll love what’s on the shelf behind the bar at The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill in Atlanta. Are you down to try some new drinks?
The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill has a fresh stable of new and tasty drinks on its beverage program.
Here Are The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill’s Newest Drinks
You can enjoy these drinks anytime, but definitely don’t forget about The Big Ketch’s happy hour, which is every Monday-Friday from 4-6 p.m. Learn more about Atlanta happy hours here.
This is the Buckhead Betty. Keep reading to see more.
Photo credit: The Big Ketch Let’s get on to the drink list! New drinks on The Big Ketch’s menu include:
- Basil 8 – Bare Bone vodka, basil syrup, Giffard grapefruit and fresh basil ($12). This evolution of the TBK favorite is more refreshing than the original, balanced with fruity citrus and aromatic basil.
- Yacht Club Mule – Bare Bone vodka, Fever-Tree ginger beer and strawberry purée ($11). The TBK mule with a seasonal twist of strawberry and ginger is a touch spicy and a touch sweet.
- The Frojito – Bacardi rum, mint syrup and fresh lime juice ($11). A crisp, clean, refreshing frozen Mojito that’s perfect for a beach party.
- Smoke and Fire Margarita – Xicaru mezcal, El Jimador, house citrus sour, charred chili honey and smoked salt rim ($13). TBK’s new Smoke and Fire margarita, with the addition of serrano honey syrup, builds complexity with the perfect level of heat and sweet.
- Buckhead Betty – St. Germain, blackberry purée, Bare Bone vodka and sparkling wine ($12). A timeless twist on a TBK favorite, this cocktail is more refreshing and flavorful than the original, mixed with a blackberry purée and aromatic elderflower.
- The Royal Ketch – Plymouth gin, Dolin vermouth, blue cheese olives and lemon twist ($14). Perfect with seafood, this vermouth-forward martini is stirred not shaken and garnished with blue cheese olives and a long lemon twist.
- Coco Beach Party – Vida pressed coconut water, orgeat syrup, rhum agricole, molasses rum and pineapple juice ($13). A new-and-improved version of a piña colada, this low-calorie, light, refreshing cocktail is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.
- Passion Paloma – El Jimador Blanco, passion fruit, grapefruit juice and house citrus sour ($12). This cocktail is an easy-drinking grapefruit-passionfruit version of the classic Paloma.
- Galea Sangria – This organically grown and produced red sangria from Spain is served with a seasonal fruit skewer ($10 glass/ $40 bottle).
Make sure you visit The Big Ketch to grab your drinks today.
Where Is The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill Located In Atlanta?
Don’t know where The Big Ketch is located? The restaurant is at 3279 Roswell Rd NE in Buckhead. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
If you choose to stay out of the bars, you can make your own DIY sips in your own kitchen.
The city has some good restaurants in each quadrant of the city: East, West, North, South. All you need to do is think about what you have a taste for. Italian? Soul food? Tex-Mex? Atlanta has it all.
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?