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The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (AJFF) is coming back for 2021 with more culturally significant movies and documentaries. The AJFF will be a 12-day affair that runs from Feb. 17-28, 2021.
Atlanta Jewish Film Festival Releases 2021 Dates
In its 21st year, AJFF will be a reimagined festival experience with safe protocols in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some things you can expect:
- Select drive-in movies
- At-home virtual screenings
- Expanded conversations with filmmakers and special guests
- A culturally enriching film lineup and more
2021 AJFF Film Lineup To Be Announced
The 2021 AJFF film lineup will be announced over the coming weeks. Movie buffs can expect more than 30 narrative and documentary features plus short film offerings, representing a diversity of genres and subjects.
Virtual Cinema
The festival will feature a Virtual Cinema which will allow audiences to enjoy international films from a smart TV, home theater, computer, tablet or mobile device in the comforts of their own homes.
Drive-In Screenings
AJFF will offer a a limited number of drive-in screenings in the 11-acre The Home Depot Backyard greenspace adjacent to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in downtown Atlanta.
Community Conversations
To foster dialogue between Atlanta’s diverse film community and the audience, AJFF will feature enhanced guest programming, including speaker introductions and extensive Q&A panels.
AJFF Executive Director Kenny Blank says the power of cinema can be especially therapeutic during tough times like these.
“Cinematic stories feed the soul at a time when we need the help of film artists to make sense of our world, to be inspired, and to reignite our shared sense of humanity. Our festival staff and volunteers have gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure the core tenets of the festival – community, representation, storytelling and experience – are preserved in our 2021 hybrid edition,” Blank says in a statement. “It’s gratifying to see that, despite the pandemic, the pipeline of new films on Jewish themes is as strong as ever. We look forward to being ‘together through film’ in February, our motto for these COVID times.”
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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Rapper and entrepreneur 2 Chainz is turning into quite the restaurateur around the city. The music and businessman recently opened another Escobar-themed restaurant in Atlanta along co-owner Mychel “Snoop” Dillard.
Esco Seafood is located on Edgewood Avenue in Atlanta’s Edgewood district. The new Atlanta restaurant is in the space previously occupied by Mother Bar & Kitchen, which closed earlier in 2020 due to the pandemic.
2 Chainz Opens Esco Seafood In Atlanta
Snoop and 2 Chainz’s original eatery, Escobar Restaurant & Tapas , became mired in legal troubles after the family of the restaurant’s namesake, Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar, raised a stink. With all the legal issues settled, the Esco brand continues on in Atlanta.
When Are The Operating Hours Of Esco Seafood?
Esco Seafood is open seven days a week Monday-Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. The eatery also takes reservations. You can text Esco Seafood at 678-310-9482.
2 Chainz is presenting an upscale atmosphere with his restaurant ventures. Esco. He did pull up to Esco Seafood’s grand opening in a Sherp Pro ATV.
The rapper recently went to IG to big up Snoop for her entrepreneurial efforts. “Shoutout my girl @whoissnoop we have been really taking care of business these last couple years and are now ready to announce our newest restaurant location set to open in October @escoseafood“, he posted.
What’s On The Menu At Esco Seafood?
Esco Seafood’s menu features Fried Clam Strips, Chicken & Sausage Gumbo, Fried Oysters, Cajun Crab Claws, as well as Captain Snoop and 2 Chainz 2 of 2.
Here is a sampling of what you can order at Esco Seafood.
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Starters
- Crab Cake
- Cajun Crab Claws
- Fried Clam Strips
- Fried Catfish Nuggets
- White Wine Mussels
- Signature Charbroiled Oysters
Salads & Seasonal Soups
- Caesar Salad
- Garden Salad
- Esco Seafood Louie Salad
- Chicken & Sausage Gumbo
Signature Baskets & Buckets
- Captain Snoop: Snow Crab Legs, Shrimp & Stuffed Crab, Fries
- 2Chainz 2X2: Choose 2: Catfish, Jumbo Shrimp, Miniature Crab Cakes, Salmon, Fries
- Fisherman’s Lounge: Fried Oysters, Fried Catfish Nuggets, Fried Shrimp, Fries
Fried Seafood Baskets
- Fried Oysters
- Fried Catfish Nuggets
- Fried Shrimp
- Fried Wing Basket
- Fried Calamari
- Fried Chicken Tenders
- Esco Po’ Boy
Buckets
- Sliver Esco Seafood Bucket
- Esco Crab Bucket
- Gold Esco Seafood Bucket
- Platinum Esco Seafood Bucket
Entrees
- Lobster & Shrimp Thermidor
- Whole Fried Snapper
- Lobster Roll
- Salmon Louis
- Seafood Mac & Cheese
- Seafood Linguini
- Esco Seafood Surf & Turf
Dessert
- Cheesecake
Where Is Esco Seafood Located In Atlanta?
Esco Seafood is located at 447 Edgewood Ave, Atlanta, GA 30312. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Esco Seafood is one of the best black restaurants in Atlanta, and there are plenty others. 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.The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a fast-caz explosion in recent years.
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Are you a fan of chicken? Chicken Out, a new delivery-only concept , has opened in West Midtown and is serving yard bird any way you want it: Fried, baked, BBQ, etc.
Chef Nick Leahy is the man behind the eatery, which is primed for pandemic dining. The eatery is open for delivery from 3 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays.
You can order Chicken Out from the various delivery options in Atlanta:
Chicken Out joins Atlanta’s many storied chicken establishments, but this one is unique in that it’s not trying to do anything but serve you some good food. And it’s good.
What’s On The Menu At Chicken Out?
If you want to know what’s on the menu at Chicken Out, it’s chicken, of course! Selections include Half or Whole Roasted Bird, Crispy Chicken Sandwich and Crispy Smoked Chicken Wings.
Sauces that you can get on your wings include:
- Hot & sour
- Honey-habanero
- Classic buffalo (regular or hot)
- Garlic & chili butter
- Spicy BBQ
- Jamaican jerk
- Green curry
The best restaurants on the Beltline all have excellent customer service and food. What separates them from many of the other spots is that they’re on the urban playground called the Beltline.
The ATL has other cool eateries as well. If you’re gluten-free, there’s plenty of options. Same goes for keto-friendly restaurants or Asian fare in Atlanta.
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The Chastain is a new restaurant a stone’s throw away from the trails of Chastain Park in Atlanta. The restaurant opened in mid-November in what was formerly the Horseradish Grill.
The new space features several upgrades to the decor, including an on-site garden, multiple patios, a to-go counter, cafe seating and more.
What’s On The Menu At The Chastain Restaurant?
The eatery joins a slew of Buckhead restaurants that have popped up over the past few years in Atlanta’s priciest ZIP Code.
Executive Chef and Operating Partner Christopher Grossman helms the kitchen at The Chastain, which is initially serving food in the mornings and for dinner. Lunch, brunch and a to-go menu with online ordering are coming in the following weeks
If you’re considering going to The Chastain, you may be wondering what type of food they serve. The Chastain offers a New American cuisine. The menu is seasonal, with an emphasis on freshness and originality.
The restaurant and cafe’s morning counter service, including coffee and light bites like pastries. Reservations are highly encouraged and available here.
Where Is The Chastain Located In Atlanta?
The Chastain is located at 4320 Powers Ferry Road NW). Here’s a map to help you find it.
If 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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The Atlanta Beltine is literally transforming the geographical face of the city in a large way. With work being done on several parts of the Beltline, from the Eastside Trail to the Southside Trail and more, city planners are using the project to spark economic progress on several fronts, including in housing and business development.
The Beltline is administrated by Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) and Atlanta BeltLine Partnership (ABP). These organizations are part of a private-public network that supports the celebrated project. They also support local businesses.
Recently, the Beltline secured funding for the 22-mile trail loop approved for multiple uses on the Northeast, Eastside and Southside trails.
If you’re unfamiliar with the Beltline and its many spokes, this article will shed some light on it for you.
Visiting Atlanta? Here’s What To Know About The Beltline
Far from just a spot to jog or walk your dog, the Beltline is the largest development project in modern U.S. history when you calculate the amount of space involved. There’s some pretty cool restaurants to eat at along the way.
Quick Links
- How Many Miles Is The Beltline?
- How Much Of The Beltline Is Completed?
- Is The Beltline Safe?
- Are Electric Scooters Allowed?
- How Many Trails Make Up The Beltline?
The Beltline is also designed to stimulate Atlanta’s workforce in a big way. Organizers and planners are on record as saying that the goal is to create 30,000 jobs by the year 2030. In late 2018, 11,200 jobs were created. They also have a goal of attracting $10 billion in development. Currently the figure is just under $5 million.
How Many Miles Is The Beltline?
How many miles of completed pathways and trails is anybody’s guess, but the Atlanta BeltLine is planned to loop 22 miles modern streetcar corridors and 33 miles of trails. When it comes to adjacent and encompassing parkland associated with the Beltline, 2,000 acres of green space will be incorporated into the project.
How Much Of The Atlanta Beltline Is Completed?
A lot of the Beltine is completed. Beltline organizers have said that an anticipated completion year of 2030 is the goal they are working toward. Of course, as projects scale and continue to innovate those projections could be modified.
Is The Beltline Safe?
The Beltline is safe, from the Eastside trail to the Southside. While there have been occasional crimes committed, there haven’t been any big headlines other than nightly protests on one part of the project or another.
Atlanta police have made arrests but there haven’t been any incidents of notoriety since.
Atlanta Beltline Safety Tips
If you want to feel safer when you walk the Beltline, follow these safety and security tips:
- To stop the spread of COVID-19, socially distance
- Always walk with another person if you’re uncomfortable
- Only walk in well-lighted areas. If a light is out, report it
- Don’t travel the Beltline after hours
Are Electric Scooters Allowed On The Beltline?
Yes, electric scooters are allowed on the Beltline, but they have restrictions.
Scooters are subject to the Reduced Speed Zone on weekday evenings (Monday – Thursday, 6 p.m. – 6 a.m.), weekends (Friday at 6 p.m. – Monday 6 a.m.), and state holidays (6 a.m. – 6 p.m.).
How Many Trails Make Up The Beltline?
The Beltline as of this writing, is made up of four trails so far. But eventually, the Beltline will stretch 33 miles and link more than 40 Atlanta neighborhoods.
Here’s what to know about each trail on the Beltline:
The Southside Trail
The Southside trail stretches from Grant Park in southeast Atlanta to the Adair Park neighborhood in southwest Atlanta. The Beltline originally had a funding gap, but was awarded additional federal funds to make the project happen.
Work crews for the past several months have been removing rail along the Southside Trail. The University Avenue to Avon Avenue corridor will connect to Hank Aaron Drive. Dense housing, job space.
Eastside Trail
The Eastside extension is in the midst of Phase 2 and runs from Kirkwood Avenue to Memorial Drive. Drainage and stormwater installations have been done, but restoration work continues. Tree installations and landscaping is set to take place in the first quarter of 2019. Work crews have begun pouring the trail around the Mauldin Bridge.
The Eastside Trail also has the Atlanta Beltline Center just south of Irwin Street. It’s a great resource to learn about the project and associated events.
The Northeast Trail
The Northeast Trail is about a 4-mile corridor that runs from Piedmont Park at Monroe Drive up to the Lindbergh MARTA Station in Buckhead. Part of the project includes helping replace the Georgia Power transmission tower. Beltline planners are seriously looking at the Monroe Drive crossing to see if it remains feasible.
Westside Trail
The Atlanta Beltline’s 2.5 miles corridor comprising the Westside Trail was completed in 2018. Hundreds of new trees were planted over the spring of 2018. An urban farm shed, including a 8.5 kilowatt solar photo-voltaic array, which makes sustainable lighting possible. Enota Park is also being designed in southwest Atlanta.
Murphy’s Crossing
The former marketplace at the corner of Murphy Avenue, Lee Street and Sylvan Road is currently being cleaned up and cleared out, but the developer has pulled out of the project.
The Beltline recently completed an acquisition that brings the development to 20 acres.
The area has been designated as a “food desert,” which means that fresh fruit, vegetables, and other healthful whole foods, are hard to come by here. The Beltline’s many proposals aim to remedy this situation by provided viable dining options in this impoverished area.
Last Words
The Atlanta Beltline is the most ambitious public project that Atlanta has ever done. Like a social media network, the Beltline brings people together and is designed to keep you there with choice restaurants, beautiful scenery and things to do.
If you plan to go to the Beltline soon, make sure you wear some comfortable shoes and remember to respect your neighbors by practicing proper social distancing.
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Former TV producer and entrepreneur Pinky Cole continues to grow her plant-based food empire around Atlanta. Her restaurant Slutty Vegan is set to open a bar concept in February 2021 inside Ponce City Market.
The uber-popular Slutty Vegan, Cole’s first foray into the plant-based restaurant business, opened in early 2019 in Atlanta’s Westview neighborhood to critical acclaim.
Bar Vegan Opening In Midtown Atlanta’s Ponce City Market
The new imprint, called Bar Vegan, will be housed in the space that was formerly the Mercury Bar.
The Ponce City Market location of Cole’s latest food business is part of a massive expansion that the former TV producer-turned-restaurateur has put in place over the next 24 months.
Here’s a promo for Bar Vegan from its Instagram page:
View this post on InstagramCole opened a Slutty Vegan restaurant in Jonesboro south of the city earlier this year. with the plant-based cuisine enjoying unprecedented popularity, Cole is planning on expanding to Birmingham, Alabama and as many as 13 locations as well.
How Many Slutty Vegan Restaurant Locations Are There In Atlanta?
Soon, Slutty Vegan will have four Atlanta restaurant locations up or in the makings. They are located in the following areas:
- Westview: 1542 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
- Edgewood: 482 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312
- Jonesboro: 164 N. Mcdonough St. Jonesboro Ga 30236
- Ponce City Market: 675 Ponce de Leon Ave., NE, Atlanta, GA
Atlanta has become known for its black-owned restaurants.
If you’re a health nut and want more local healthy food choices, perhaps you’ll be interested in our Guide to Local Farmers Markets.
We also have special coverage of Black Farmers In Atlanta as well as How To Keto In Atlanta.
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A good night was had by all at The Big Night Out, the three-day musical event that brought the best out of Atlanta. Rain inhibited some of the weekend, but the weather was perfect on Sunday, the last night of the event, with sunny skies and cool fall temperatures.
The set up was designed with safety in mind as metal separators were spread out to keep attendees more than 6 feet apart at Centennial Olympic Park.
Atlanta Concert Series Big Night Out Jams Downtown
The Big Night Out featured nightly concerts from these artists:
- Big Boi feat. Big Grams The Fam
- Marcus King Trio
- Moon Taxi
We caught the Big Boi set on Sunday night, and it was a workshop in musicality. He ran through some of his biggest hits with Outkast, including a bumpin’ rendition of So Fresh, So Clean. But it wasn’t all about him.
Big Boi who was accompanied by Sleepy Brown, brought out some of his Dungeon Family compadres, including Goodie Mob as well as some lesser-known artists as well, which had the crowd rocking just the same.
Because of COVID-19, restrictive measures have had to be put in place due to safety protocols. As a result, The Big Night Out is one of Atlanta’s largest socially distanced concerts to date.
No matter if you want to catch a comedy club, go out for a night of cocktails and hookah, or go to the club, Atlanta has it all. And if you want to eat in a special place, Atlanta new restaurants continue to pop up every week!
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Photos: Caren West PR Atlanta has so much to do that you need a curated guide to help you sort through it all. Make sure you subscribe to our #ATLHaps newsletter that gives you a weekly tab of Atlanta events you don’t want to miss.
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!
The fun is just starting. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit 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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Move over, Popeyes and Chick-fil-A, there’s a new chicken sandwich in town. Church’s Chicken announced that it has added a fried chicken sandwich to its menu.
The new Church’s chicken sandwich is a permanent addition to the restaurant’s menu, which means it’s here to say. Will you be trying one? See how to find one below.
Church’s Adds Chicken Sandwiches To Its Menu
One of the major differences between the Church’s chicken sandwich and its competitors is that it comes with the following:
- A toasted brioche bun brushed with honey-butter
- Crunchy pickles
- A dollop of creamy mayo
Like its competitors, the Church’s chicken sandwich comes in spicy variety as well as mild. You can also request spicy mayo sauce plus one of Church’s signature jalapeño peppers on the side.
“We are experts in bone-in chicken, but the fan demand for that same level of quality and flavor in a boneless fried chicken sandwich from Church’s was emphatic and persistent, so we got to work and delivered,” said Global Chief Marketing Officer Brian Gies. “Our culinary team truly outdid themselves on this masterpiece, which combines everything great about Church’s, between two buns. It’s a culmination of 70 years of Down Home Flavor and fried chicken expertise brought into every bite.”
Can the Church’s fried chicken sandwich compete with Chick-fil-A and Popeyes? Your taste buds will soon decide.
Where To Find A Church’s Chicken Sandwich Near You
If you’re looking for local Church’s locations that sell the fried chicken sandwich, here is a list. Because demand may be great, we suggest you call them first to confirm quantities and wait times.
- 75 Super Market: 200 Cleveland Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30315 | (404) 763-8673
- West End: 538 Lee St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 753-8450
- East Point: 911 Cleveland Ave, East Point, GA 30344 | (404) 767-1011
- Cascade: 629 Cascade Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 752-7878
- Bankhead: 860 Bankhead Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 872-6800
- Campbellton Plaza: 1796 Delowe Dr, Atlanta, GA 30311 | (404) 755-4614
- Moreland: 1405 Moreland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (404) 622-7207
- Southwest Atlanta: 3561 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30331 | (404) 696-8674
- Decatur: 2700 Candler Rd, Decatur, GA 30034 | (404) 241-2116
If you prefer the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich, check its availability in Atlanta here.
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.
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Slutty Vegan has opened a third location in metro Atlanta, this time on Edgewood Avenue. The grand opening was Saturday, October 24, AtlantaFi.com has learned.
The Atlanta restaurant is the hottest plant-based eatery in metro Atlanta. The venture was started by entrepreneur Pinky Cole, a former television producer, who started a food truck business two years ago.
The Edgewood location brings Cole’s meatless restaurant to Midtown Atlanta, right in the middle of the city’s gilded restaurant scene and just a few blocks away from the childhood home of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
“We are thrilled to move into the historic Edgewood District of Atlanta,” Cole said in a news release. “Edgewood is the exact neighborhood where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. grew up, and with his birth home being located directly behind Slutty Vegan, I know he has my back. It’s a true blessing to continue opening new locations when there are so many other small businesses whose doors have closed during the global pandemic. I want to empower those business owners to never give up on their dreams and continue to fight for what they love and what I know they too can accomplish.”
Slutty Vegan Opens Edgewood Location
Cole opened a Slutty Vegan restaurant in Jonesboro south of the city earlier this year. with the plant-based cuisine enjoying unprecedented popularity, Cole is planning on expanding to Birmingham, Alabama and as many as 13 locations as well.
Meanwhile at Slutty Vegan’s Edgewood location, customers can purchase from a retail market on the site. You can pick up seasoning, spices and “Sluttified” memorabilia as well.
Where Is Slutty Vegan’s Edgewood Restaurant Located?
Slutty Vegan’s Edgewood restaurant is located at this address: 482 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312
In January 2019, Cole opened Slutty Vegan in southwest Atlanta in the Westview neighborhood. Since then the 100% plant-based southwest Atlanta restaurant has been packing in crowds.
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.
Slutty Vegan Plans To Add Location In 2021
Aside from Slutty Vegan locations in Jonesboro, Edgewood and Westview, Atlanta is having a restaurant renaissance. Hot chicken is the rage in Atlanta’s dining scene right now. But so are chicken and waffles.
See What’s On Slutty Vegan Menu.
Fast-casual eateries have quickly become common in Atlanta. 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.
Read more: 15+ essential soul food spots in Atlanta
The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, which has seen a fast-caz explosion in recent years.
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If you’re in the mood for a more finished product on your plate, check out our Atlanta Soul Food Guide.
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Biltong Bar, the South African-inspired eatery and bar, is set to open October 29 in Alpharetta’s huge food and retail development The Avalon, AtlantaFi.com has learned.
Created by South African native and restaurateur Justin Anthony, Biltong Bar has quickly become known as metro Atlanta’s to-go spot for dry-aged beef jerky.
What’s In Store At Biltong Bar’s Alpharetta Location
Biltong Bar’s new location will feature three large patios, including a rooftop bar and lounge area for patrons to enjoy the views. The restaurant will also have a more expansive menu than the other two locations.
Here are some menu goodies you can expect from the Alpharetta Biltong Bar:
- Selection of small bites
- Salads and sandwiches
- Biltong Bar’s notorious Popcorn
- Ostrich Sliders
- Peri-Peri Prawn Tacos
- Biltong’s signature Grilled Cheese & Double Beef Patty Burger
Are you into burgers? Here are some of the metro area’s best burger spots.
“Between two expansive patios and a rooftop bar and lounge, Biltong Bar will offer guests an ideal open-air dining experience – just in time for beautiful fall weather and the holiday season,” said Lauren Ness, marketing manager at Avalon. “We’re confident Biltong Bar will bring its renowned flair and unique South African flavors to Avalon, and we can’t wait to welcome them to the Boulevard this month.”
How Many Metro Atlanta Locations Does Biltong Bar Have?
When the Alpharetta location is up and running, Biltong Bar will have three metro Atlanta locations. Here the other two other metro Atlanta locations:
- Ponce City Market: 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE ne152, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (678) 515-0620
- Buckhead: 306 Buckhead Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (678) 927-9272
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?