Atlantafi.com is bringing you the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, which has the state of Georgia and the city of Atlanta under a state of emergency.
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Reynoldstown’s retro restaurant Golden Eagle is set to reopen on Thursday, September 3, 2020. The Beltline restaurant’s operating hours will be 6 to 11 p.m. Thursday-Saturday each week.
Atlantans looking for great food can order from Golden Eagle’s socially distanced counter service and take advantage of the weather with outdoor seating.
The great food and sunken patio are all back for customers to enjoy. You can also order from Golden Eagle the following ways:
- Curbside Pickup
- To-Go Counter
- Patio Dine-In
What’s On Golden Eagle’s Menu?
[ngg src=”galleries” ids=”8″ display=”basic_slideshow”]Golden Eagle’s tightened menu will feature some great classic dishes like the Roasted Half Chicken with spiced tomato molasses, greek yogurt, potatoes, and herbs.
Guests will also enjoy the Scallops with preserved tomato, white beans, chillies, and brown butter; and Local Mushrooms & Polenta served with cippolini onions, shaved vegetables, and herbs.
What Kind Of Drinks Can You Order At Golden Eagle?
Golden Eagle offers a wide and tasty selection of cocktails including:
- Blue Hawaiian – dark rum, amaretto, coconut, pineapple, lime, and blue curacao
- Run Devil Run – tequila, scotch, lemon, cacao, orgeat, and bitters
- Fevre Dream – gin, elderflower, poppy, blanc, and peychaud’s
- Pineapple Express – rum, coconut sorbet, pineapple, passionfruit, and absinthe
Where Is Golden Eagle Located In Atlanta?
Golden Eagle is located at 904 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316. Here is a map to help you find it.
Besides Golden Eagle, don’t miss other Electric Hospitality eateries, including Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall, Muchacho and ATL Family Meal.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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Atlanta-based Georgia Organics, has won Google’s People’s Choice Award, the tech company says in a news release.
Georgia Organics is an organization that aims to connect locally grown crops and food to the states most impoverished residents in need of it most.
Atlanta-Based Georgia Organics Wins Google Award
“We’re so thankful to everyone — the farmers we work with, restaurateurs, and our supporters — who voted for us,” Alice Rolls, president and CEO of Georgia Organics, says in a statement. “The extra funding will allow us to double down on our work to support organic food systems across the state, from rural communities to cities.”
Along with the People’s Choice ‘Award, Georgia Organics will receive an additional $125,000 in funding, bringing their total funding award to $300,000. The money is part of the Google.org Impact Challenge.
“The Google.org Impact Challenge is a great example of how Google continues to invest in Atlanta in innovative ways,” Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms says in a statement. “These grants will go a long way in supporting the enterprising nonprofit organizations who are helping to create economic opportunity in communities in Atlanta and across the state.
Georgia Organics plans to use the awarded funding to enlarge on their initiative to create a sustainable organic agriculture model.
Google has really stepped up for Georgians in 2020. The Silicon Valley tech giant recently launched an initiative that takes advantage of Google Career Certificates, which equip participants with the essential skills they need to get a job.
The certificates will be available online on the learning platform Coursera and will focus on Data Analytics, Project Management, and User Experience (UX) Design.
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Atlantafi.com is bringing you the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, which has the state of Georgia and the city of Atlanta under a state of emergency. More definitive advice on health, please visit CDC.gov. Here are some helpful links:
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A new pop-up concept from the team behind Mission + Market has launched in Atlanta.
Asian POP is a takeout and delivery-only experience available for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday.
The new eatery features Asian-themed cuisine frrom Chef Ian Winslade and while the menu is limited, it’s packed with flavor.
What’s On The Menu At Asian Pop In Atlanta?
Customers can expect the following expertly prepared dishes from Asian POP:
- Honey Garlic Chicken with snow peas, carrots and scallions
- eriyaki Beef Tenderloin with mixed vegetables
- Hanoi-Style Seared Salmon with yellow Thai Curry peanut sauce
- Jumbo Lump Crab Curry with bean sprouts, vegetables, and rice noodles
- Sesame Pot Stickers with chicken and citrus soy sauce
- Crunchy Lettuces with shredded carrots and spicy peanut dressing
How To Order From Asian POP
1. Order by calling Mission + Market at 404-948-2927.
2. Order through Mission + Market’s website.
3. Order via third party delivery, including Uber Eats, Grubhub, and DoorDash.Where Is Asian Pop Located?
Asian POP is located at 3550 Lenox Road NE Suite 550 Atlanta, GA 30326.
At this point, Atlanta cuisine has become indispensable to the South. The largest city in Georgia’s food festivals and culinary events set the tone for the entire Southeast.
Only in Atlanta can the casual observer find specialty food shops, off-the-beaten-path restaurants, farmers’ markets and farm stands all at an affordable price point.
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?
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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Atlanta reality TV star couple and entrepreneurs Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker are expanding their restaurant business. The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” stars already have a hit with their Old Lady Gang restaurants. Now, they’re starting a new venture.
Tucker announced a new restaurant, Blaze Steak & Seafood, which is named after their daughter. Will it become one of the best steakhouses in Atlanta? That remains to be seen.On Instagram, Tucker said, “I live in Southwest Atlanta and always asked why we don’t have certain restaurants in our area (Black Area). But I’m not asking any more [sic]! I will build what we want and what we need in our communities! They better not let me figure out how to build my own grocery store!”
View this post on InstagramTucker has been very open about the reason why he wanted to open Blaze Seafood and Steakhouse.
“As you may know, we live on the Southside of Atlanta, so my thoughts were, we need places to go on our side of town.”
“We’re starting Blaze Steak and Seafood, where you can come and get some crab legs, shrimp, boiled oysters, kind of like that New Orleans-style thing,” Tucker goes on to say. “Just some good hearty food. It’s named after our daughter. With the social distancing, we don’t know what’s going to happen as far as capacity, but we’re going to make it nice. We’re going to make it a fun establishment and we’re hoping for the best.”
Where Is Blaze Seafood And Steakhouse Located In Atlanta?
Blaze Seafood and Steakhouse is located at 3752 Cascade Rd, Ste #100, Atlanta, GA. Here is a map to help you find it.
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Atlanta has a handful of top black grocery stores, but could always use more, especially in the underprivileged communities.
There’s no word so far on where Blaze Steak & Seafood will be located. But it’s not the first time, an Atlanta celebrity opened a restaurant in the name of their child.Way back in the late 1990s, Sean “Puffy” Combs opened Justin’s on Peachtree Road in Buckhead. Justin is the name of one of his sons.
More Atlanta restaurants are opening this year, and we’re here for it. Here are the best restaurants on Atlanta’s southside.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.
Slutty Vegan 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.
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Muchacho in Atlanta’s Reynoldstown neighbor has reopened and is now serving customers. The popular Beltline eatery opened on Aug. 5.
Here is what you can expect from Muchacho is you decide to go:
- Tables spaced six feet apart
- Installation of Plexi-glass divider at the to-go counter
- Mandatory mask requirement for guests
What’s On The Menu At Muchacho?
View this post on InstagramHungry for some Muchacho? Here’s what’s on the menu:The Muchacho menu will feature customer favorites like tacos, sides, toasts, and specialty beverages. Don’t miss these delicious items:
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BEC Breakfast Taco – egg, bacon, Chihuahua cheese and served on house-made flour tortilla
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Al Pastor Taco – slow-braised spiced pork and pineapple, topped with sweet onions and cilantro and served on house-made corn tortilla
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Rajas Veggie Taco – stewed poblano peppers, onions, mushrooms, and potatoes in a spicy chipotle sauce and served on house-made corn tortilla
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Jam & Ricotta Toast – thick sliced, buttered, and toasted local sourdough bread topped with lemony whipped ricotta and house-made jam
Where Is Muchacho Located In Atlanta?
Muchacho is located at 904 Memorial Dr. SE, Atlanta, Ga. 30316. Here is a map to help you find it.
Muchacho’s Beverage Plan
Muchacho has an expansive array of beer, wine, slushies, and bottled cocktails. Customers can order to-go or enjoy at a socially distanced outdoor table on Muchacho’s lush patio.
How To Order At Muchacho
View this post on InstagramIf you want to order some food at Muchacho, here’s how it will go: You can order from an on-site to-go counter and enjoy outdoor seating.
You can also order online through Muchacho’s website. The restaurant offers curbside pick-up or delivery through Doordash.
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.
For the latest in metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, stay with Atlantafi.com.
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A new restaurant concept has opened at Ponce Ciry Market in Midtown Atlanta. Pizza Jeans opened it doors on Friday, August 7, 2020, Atlantafi.com has learned.
The new Atlanta restaurant is located on the second floor of the community hub’s Central Food Hall. Meanwhile, Root Baking Co. will open in an adjacent space.
New Atlanta Restaurant: Pizza Jeans Opens At Ponce City Market
Pizza Jeans serves pizza by the slice and whole pies, cocktails, beer and wine. Pizza Jeans Menu_Week 1
What’s On The Pizza Jeans Menu?
Pizza Jeans offers diners a menu with a choice of two red pizzas and two white pizzas each day alongside breadsticks, subs, salads and desserts, like Italian Lemon Ice, Sourdough Doughnuts, a Cookie Jar with six freshly baked cookies and NYC Cheesecake.
Customers can customize pies of the day with seasonal toppings sourced from local farms. Take-home family meals, like baked ziti, lasagna and a coursed dinner for two, are to come.
The eatery came to fruition originally as a pop-up inside the Root Baking Co., who is behind the concept.
The bakery has always had a vision for introducing new foods to the Atlanta palate.
When Root Baking Co. opened it promised to bring in different chefs from around the South by bringing them in to host dinner pop-ups throughout the year.
This is not Root Baking’s first rodeo. The shop has gotten national acclaim, including being recognized among “The Best Bread Bakeries in the South” by USA Today in 2017. The bakery has also appeared in Southern Living and on Zagat’s “30 Under 30” Charleston list.
Aside from Midtown, Atlanta is having a restaurant renaissance. Hot chicken is the rage in Atlanta’s dining scene right now. But so are chicken and waffles.
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For the latest in metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, stay with Atlantafi.com.
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Chef Kevin Gillespie’s restaurant Gunshow reopened on Wednesday, August 5, 2020. The Glenwood Avenue eatery is back with some new menu items as well.
Of course, the Atlanta restaurant is adhering to all the CDC-recommended guidelines due to coronavirus pandemic, including having Plexiglas between each guests at communal tables.
Gunshow Reopens In Atlanta
Here’s the setup for Gunshow:
- Customers get eight to 10 dishes for $99 each.
- Reservations will be spaced out to ensure social distancing.
If you’re not familiar with Gunshow, it’s an acclaimed eatery and one of the best new restaurants in Atlanta.
Gillespie’s has often attributed the name of his restaurant to his Georgia upbringing. His father worked every day of the week and would only take a break occasionally to take his son to a gun show.
Some of the top dishes at Gunshow include:
- Smoked Duck. Geechie Boy Grits. Crawfish Butter. Creole Jus
- Tile Fish. Purple Broccoli. Kimchi. Pickled Shiitakes. Scallion Relish
- Tempura Fried Celery Root. Curry. Radicchio Jam. Cashew Yogurt
- Crispy Pork. Sauerkraut. Castelvestrano Olives. White Bean
Only in Atlanta can the casual observer find specialty food shops, off-the-beaten-path restaurants, farmers’ markets and farm stands all at an affordable price point.
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?
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Ted’s Montana Grill has opened a new way to buy premium steak cuts. Ted’s Butcher Shoppe will offer quality, hand-cut steaks and fresh ground meat direct to consumer.
The new venture has become a necessity due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is keeping much of America’s restaurant patrons out of the dining rooms.
How To Order Steaks From Ted’s Butcher Shoppe
Visit TedsButcherShoppe.com, select your favorite premium cuts or specialty box, and have it delivered to your door the next day.Here are some other cuts available:- Delmonico Ribeye
- Ted’s Filet
- New York Strip
- Ground Bison
- Ground Beef
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Do you have a black business in Atlanta? If so, Google is doing what it can to amplify your business on its platform with several initiatives.
The company recently announced that black businesses with a verified Business Profile on Google can add a Black-owned business attribute to so that customers looking to support such firms can more easily find them.
Google Makes It Easier To Find Black Businesses In Atlanta
The move is part of a partnership with the U.S. Black Chambers, Inc., which has made it a mission to address the needs of local black businesses.
Meanwhile, Google’s first U.S.-based accelerator program has some Atlanta representation as well.
Jewel Burks Solomon, who leads Google for Startups in the United States has announced that Atlanta-based TQIntelligence has been selected to participate in the Google for Startups Accelerator: Black Founders.
The accelerator program aims to support the technical and business development issues that typically plague startups.
“Google has been active in the Atlanta community for over a decade, and during that time, we’ve watched as the city has become a hub for diverse founders to succeed,” Jason Scott, Head of Developer Ecosystem in the U.S., said in a statement. “As a Georgia native, I am extremely proud of Google for Startups’s ties to Atlanta, and we’re so excited to have TQIntelligence and their founder Dr. Yared Alemu as a part of our first Google for Startups Accelerator: Black Founders cohort.”
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Google has stepped up big-time for communities in Atlanta as well as around the nation.
The Silicon Valley tech giant recently launched an initiative that takes advantage of Google Career Certificates, which equip participants with the essential skills they need to get a job.
The certificates will be available online on the learning platform Coursera and will focus on Data Analytics, Project Management, and User Experience (UX) Design.
Want to know and do more? Here’s How To Support Black Business Near You
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Biltong Bar’s Butcher and Bottle Shop, a South African-inspired pop-up shop, is set to open on Wednesday, July 29 at Biltong Bar Ponce City Market.
When Does Biltong Bar’s Butcher And Bottle Shop Open?
The pop-up shop will subsequently open on Wednesdays from noon to 5 p.m in the popular Ponce City Market food hall.
If you’re not familiar with Biltong Bar, it’s a South African-inspired restaurant and cocktail bar specializing in dry-aged beef jerky.
The Butcher and Bottle Shop comes to us via a Biltong partnership withHalpern’s Steak and Seafood.
What’s On Biltong Butcher And Bottle Shop’s Menu?
The types of dishes available at Biltong’s Butcher and Bottle Shop include the following:
- House-made biltong (South African beef jerky)
- Cases of select cuts of steak, including Cowboy Ribeyes and Black Wagyu Filets from Halpern’s
When it comes to beverages, the pop-up Bottle Shop will feature some of Biltong’s best-selling cocktails and an exclusive list of South African wines and top-shelf pours, including:
- Willett Family Estate 4yr Rye
- Jim Beam Distiller’s Masterpiece Bourbon
- Reserve de la Familia Extra Anejo Tequila
Bottled cocktails that are currently available to go from the restaurant’s acclaimed cocktail menu. Here is the Biltong Bar Butcher and Bottle Shop Full Menu, which is subject to change based on availability.
Biltong Bar at Ponce City Market, which opened in 2016, is part of restaurateur and South African native Justin Anthony’s hospitality group True Story Brands.
Only in Atlanta can the casual observer find specialty food shops, off-the-beaten-path restaurants, farmers’ markets and farm stands all at an affordable price point.
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?