Patina, a luxe rooftop bar that features a full-service restaurant, wine lounge and garden, is set to open atop the Star Metals Offices when it is constructed and finished in September 2023, according to a press release.
The rooftop bar will be part of the stable of properties owned by Painted Hospitality group, which owns the Painted Pin in Buckhead as well as the Painted Duck.
The building will be the tallest in West Midtown, according to real estate firm Allen Morris Company, which is brokering the project.
The Star Metals District is quickly becoming a dining destination with its popular food hall and the recent addition to Wagamama and Sweetgreen.
The establishment is part of Star Metals Offices, a $500 million campus that will be spread across eight acres. The Allen Morris Company is the real estate company behind the deal and Oppenheim Architecture is designing the building, which will feature retail, office space and
Patina will no doubt be a welcome addition to the Atlanta skyline. It will join a crop of top bars around the city. Don’t believe me? Check out these awesome rooftop bars in Atlanta.
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Do you love hot dogs? We must admit, there’s nothing like a delicious hot dog slathered in mustard, onions and chili.
For National Hot Dog Day, we’re showing you where to treat yourself to some ‘dog goodness!
One of our favorite spots is Barleygarden Kitchen & Craft Bar in Alpharetta, where the hot dog is king.
Barleygarden, located in the Avalon shopping center, is the perfect spot to beat the heat and enjoy a cold beer and delicious “dog.”
Barleygarden is #1 on our list for best hot dogs in metro Atlanta.
Favorite “dogs” include the Chicken CheddarBest, Knockwurst-Brautwurst, Sweet Italian or Beef Kielbasa sausage, each of which will hit the spot.
You can also dress up your hot dog in five different topping combos known as the Frontier, Philly, Bavaria, Corndog and Amigo for an additional $2 or under.
Mouth-watering combo toppings include turkey chili, cheese, red peppers and onions, sauerkraut, gluten-free corndog batter, jalapeño pickle relish and more.
Visit Barleygarden Kitchen & Craft Bar on National Hot Dog Day or any day!
Looking for some of the other best places to try a hot dog in Atlanta, Georgia? Read this list.
One of the best deals for National Hot Dog Day is at Dog Haus Dogs, which is offering a free Haus Dog in-store. You can find the coupon inside the app.
931 Monroe Dr NE #300, Atlanta, GA 30308
Do you love Nathan’s? Participating restaurants are having a buy one get your second one for a nickel sale when you buy a hot dog.
240 Peachtree St, Atlanta, GA 30303
As you know, Streatery specializes in all natural 100% beef franks and serve pork,beef and chicken sausage as well.
75 Piedmont Ave NE #150, Atlanta
61 N Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
Patrons typically order off a menu board like they would at a burger joint, but the convenience of sitting down to leisurely enjoy their food has made the segment a popular one with the restaurant industry.
Swing by 7-Eleven and get a Quarter-Pound Big Bite all-beef hot dog for $1. You can also get a FREE Slurpee drink coupon valid through July 31. The coupon is available through the 7Rewards loyalty program found in the 7-Eleven app.
Also Circle K, is selling a hot dog for $1. Try a heated hot dog, tucked in a warm, fresh bun topped with your choice of a variety of condiments. Try one with a pop and a bag of chips,
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Atlanta 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.
For the latest in metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, stay with Atlantafi.com.
After having to relocate her business, Grant Park Coffeehouse owner Rahel Belfield is going back to basics, as in Grant Park.
The popular coffee shop is set to open this fall at its familiar digs in Grant Park, according to Grant Park Coffeehouse website.
“The Grant Park Coffeehouse has changed locations and a new cafe is opening at their prior location … . Come enjoy premium coffee, specialty sandwiches, fabulous ice cream and custom deserts – all in a relaxing atmosphere,” it says on the establishment’s homepage
Belfield, a pastry chef, has been in operation for 12 years. She told What Now Atlanta that she has been longing to get back into her shop’s former digs since she had to move due to a rent dispute.
“I’m coming back home,” Belfield told the publication. “It’s such a beautiful building. My kids went to school across the street. It was my dream building. I’m still shocked that I own it every time I go by. For 12 years I passed the building and dreamed about it.
If you love a fresh batch of coffee, including varieties from Belfield’s native Ethiopia, as well freshly baked cinnamon rolls, chicken salad and more, make sure you check out Grant Park Coffeehouse.
The new Grant Park Coffeehouse will be located at 337 Georgia Ave, SE Atlanta, Ga. 30315.
Grant Park Coffeehouse is located at 753-A Cherokee Avenue Southeast, Atlanta, GA, United States, 30315. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Grant Park Coffeehouse is one many black-owned food businesses in Atlanta, and there are plenty others. If you like barbecue, see our list of the Best Atlanta BBQ Restaurants.
The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a bar explosion in recent years.
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Brooklyn-born rapper Young Devyn is taking the rap world by storm in more ways than one. The lyrical poet is getting rave reviews across the United States as well as the Caribbean world (more on that later), but the South is starting to peep game as well.
Young Devyn plays Friday, July 15, 2022 at Believe Music Hall in southwest Atlanta.
Hours before her show, the young rap star sat down with AtlantaFi.com to talk about her journey and where she wants to go from here.
She said she got into hip-hop after listening to Nicki Minaj.
“I never really paid attention to punchlines and metaphors, but I went back and listened to her album and that was the first time I heard a metaphor really connect for me,” she said. “And I thought that it was the smartest thing ever. And I always liked being smart and I wanted my music to be smart and I don’t know what she did or how she said it, but it sounded very smart so that’s when I taught myself what punchlines were, metaphors and switching up my flows,” she said.
Many people may not know it, but Young Devyn, who has Trini roots, had a pretty big career in the Caribbean as a child.
“I had an extensive career in Soca until I turned 16 years old,” she said. “I was touring in front of 30.000, 40,000 people at ages 8 to 15, but when I turned 16 that’s when I shifted my fan base to rap.”
She said her Caribbean fan base continues to support her today.
“I have a very huge Caribbean fan base that people don’t even know about … so it’s dope. It’s a very versatile crowd,” she said.
Don’t miss Young Devyn performing at Believe Music Hall in Atlanta on Friday, July 15, 2022. Get tickets here.
Believe Music Hall is located at 181 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30312. Here’s a map to help you find it.
And before we go, here’s Young Devyn’s video for her latest single, Decisions:
National French Fry Day is a special day when you’re a fan of potatoes. If you’re wondering how to properly celebrate it i.e. find some awesome fries in the city, Atlanta’s restaurants give you quite a few choices.
Let’s look at some Atlanta eateries with great fries for National French Fry Day!
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Here’s what one reviewer says about dining at HobNob: “Wanted something warm and hearty. Glad I came to the right spot.The chicken pot pie was the best I have ever tasted. I also had a taste of the Americana burger which was juicy, flavorful and outstanding.”
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Here’s what one customer says about The Varsity’s French Fries: “The fries were crispy! Perfectly seasoned too! Quick and accurate service, and the dogs and pies were delicious as always.”
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Here’s what one reviewer says about Slutty Vegan: “Some of the best food I’ve ever had!! I don’t just mean best -vegan- food, but I mean, like all around best. Never knew vegan specific food could taste this good before this. Absolutely delicious food, great place.”
1777 Peachtree St. NW Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 343-1541
Here’s what one customer says about The Usual. “Great food — think elevated American bar dishes. The service was excellent and I liked the fun atmosphere. We had loaded fries, the house parker rolls, calamari, and the shrimp louie salad. All were very good, although I would skip the calamari next time. For dessert we did the skillet chocolate chip cookie with ice cream – it was delicious. I will definitely go again.”
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Cubanos ATL has some great fries as well. Here’s what one customer says: “Worth every penny. Menu just right. The right kinda homey vibe. Thank God it is 2 minutes drive for Lunch.”
231 Peachtree Street Northwest A-05 The Mall at, Atlanta, GA 30303
Here’s what one customer says about Gus’ Fried Chicken. “Very good chicken and fish. The wait time is painful so order ahead of time. The price per portion will leave some folk hungry but they have great flavor if you have great patience. The staff was super friendly and kept checking in to let us know the food was still cooking.”
2205 Lavista Rd, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (404) 327-7810
French fries are some of the best supplemental dishes with a burger. Check out these top burger spots.
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
Are you ready for The Usual? That’s the name of a relatively new restaurant in Brookwood Hills.
The eatery is the latest from Chef Nick Leahy, who also helms Nick’s Westside Neighborhood and Bar as well as Chicken Out, a new yard bird concept.
Word on the street is that The Usual has a mean Crispy Spicy Chicken Sandwich, which we will be trying soon. Customers can also expect the following items on the menu:
As for beverages, you can’t go wrong the The Arya Spritz, The Usual Old Fashioned and The Dragon Lady, which features lemongrass-infused gin.
You also do not want to miss Tequila Tuesday or Wine Wednesday, which features special pours of vino and more.
The eatery opens at 5 p.m. each day and typically closes at 10 p.m. but stays open an hour longer on Saturdays and closes an hour earlier on Sundays.
The Usual is located at 1777 Peachtree St. NW Atlanta, GA 30309 on the ground floor of The Arya Peachtree complex in Atlanta’s Brookwood Hills neighborhood. Here is a map to help you find it.
The Usual is more than the usual when you think about it. And that’s what Atlanta dining is all about.
Do you love a good restaurant? Check out the new places to eat. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit a craft brewery in the city.
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We told you that Wagamama was set to open its first Georgia location in the near future. Now, the Asian-inspired eatery has launched its online takeout and delivery service.
That means right now, you can choose among a wide variety of cooked-to-order dishes from Takeout.Wagamama.us.
The restaurant fulfills its online orders at its new location at West Atlanta’s Star Metals District complex.
Wagamama has several tasty dishes to choose from on its online menu. All meals are made to order, however, when it comes to online ordering, you can’t modify your meals, not even for allergies.
Check out the full Wagamama menu, which features some great noodle dishes, ramens, shareables and fresh juices.
Wagamama in West Midtown is located in Star Metals Residences at 1050 Howell Mill Road. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Wagamama isn’t the only place with great takeout/delivery service. Check out our best spots for takeout in Atlanta.
And if you’re on the West side, don’t sleep on Delilah’s Everyday Soul, which is located in Chattahoochee Food Works.
Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen has opened its newest location in Midtown Atlanta. We told you about their plans last fall and they have come to reality.
The popular eatery that features lowcountry fare has done a soft opening in the space formerly occupied by 4 Rivers Smokehouse.
On social media, the eatery posted this: “Com Ya! Our SOFT Opening starts at our NEW West Midtown location this Wed-Friday, June 22nd-24th, from 5-10PM for Dine-in + Takeout, Kitchen Only! Tag ya dinner crew!”
For now, all we know is that Virgil’s plans to open early in the year, but no firm date has been released yet.
Virgil’s is located at 822 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318.
Atlanta is having a restaurant renaissance. Hot chicken is the rage in Atlanta’s dining scene right now. But so are chicken and waffles.
Fast-casual is also the dining trend du jour around metro Atlanta restaurants. The concept involves mixing the quick accessibility of fast food with the casual dining experience. Food in Atlanta is also adapting to the various tastes of the migrants that come here to live.
Read more: 20+ Essential Soul Food Restaurants In Atlanta
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?
5Church is opening in Buckhead on Friday, June 3, 2022. The popular restaurant is housed in the space formerly occupied by Sage Woodfire Tavern overlooking Peachtree Road.
5Church is getting the Lenox-area treatment. The new spot builds on the awesome views customers have at the Midtown location.
“We’re excited to offer our signature hospitality plus an entirely new menu of inventive cuisine to the Buckhead community,” says Ayman Kamel, principal of 5Church. “So many of our guests have asked us to bring a second location to this neighborhood of Atlanta and it feels wonderful to deliver on their requests.”
5Church in Buckhead is located at 3379 Peachtree Rd NA Atlanta Ga 30326. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Chef Smith helms the kitchen of 5Church Buckhead and has created a new menu of shareable plates, starters and entrees alongside a curated selection of steaks and side dishes.
Expect starters on the menu like fresh oysters with Champagne foam, charcuterie, charred Caesar salad or a riff on surf and turf with candied bacon, scallop, squash purée and hazelnuts.
For the main course, look out for:
The Modern Classic burger comprising a wagyu and short rib patty, brie, hydro bib, tomato aioli, duck fat brioche and duck fat French fries
Sea bass with black rice, almond crème, maitake mushroom and pomegranate
Cauliflower with saffron, goat feta, muhammara and lemon citronette
Pork chop served with blue cheese grits and pan sauce
5Church is one of our favorite spots for a cocktail overlooking Peachtree. When it comes to cool rooftop views, 5Church isn’t the only party in town. Here are the best rooftop restaurants in Atlanta.
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Do you like a good scone? Howdy ATL Biscuit Cafe recently opened its doors in Grant Park. The biscuit bakery shop has been open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Sundays, but is hoping to expand its hours.
If you love tasty breakfast treats, lunchtime noshes, delicious coffees, and afternoon snacks, Howdy ATL Biscuit Cafe is the place!
The place’s name may be Howdy ATL Biscuit Cafe, but to understand what the place serves, you have to think broader than just biscuits.
Some soups, pastas, and salads are par for the course, but so are some delicious scones, tasty treats, freshly brewed coffee and other breakfast options.
To get a sense of what’s in store, have a look at the cafe’s Instagram.
Howdy ATL Biscuit Cafe is located in Atlanta’s Grant Park neighborhood directly across from Zoo Atlanta. The address is 753a Cherokee Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30315. Here’s a map to help you find it.
If biscuits are your thing, you’ve got to check out Howdy ATL Biscuit Cafe. It’s right across the street from Zoo Atlanta.
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