A new Atlanta restaurant is serving great food on the Beltline: Breaker Breaker is a full-service restaurant and bar concept that opened its doors on Wednesday, August 16, 2023, in the city’s Reynoldstown neighborhood.
Breaker Breaker comes to us from the team behind Grindhouse Killer Burgers, which is one of the best burger spots in Atlanta.
Now Serving In Atlanta: Breaker Breaker
The 9,000-square foot space features a 60-seat interior dining space along with a 25-seat indoor/outdoor bar. There’s also counter-style service available on the patio for about 100 guests. The outdoor area is shaded underneath a huge steel canopy that comes from the building’s past life as a warehouse.
Breaker Breaker serves lunch and dinner Wednesday – Sunday from 11:30 am – 10 pm.
What’s On The Menu At Breaker Breaker?
The menu at Breaker Breaker, which is the brainchild of Chef Maximilian Hines, features seafood you’d find in a dive bar along with some awesome fried platters and the like. Here are some menu faves:
- Gulf Fish Ceviche, Hush Puppies with hot honey butter
- Charbroiled Oysters with house garlic butter and Parmesan
- Jumbo Cajun Shrimp Boil loaded with sausage, potatoes and market veggies
- Classic Fried Platters of Shrimp, Gulf Fish and Chicken Tenders
- Shrimp Po-Boy Sandwich Basket
- Blackened Grouper Sandwich
- Cajun Roast Chicken Club
- Fried Chicken Sandwich topped with creamy slaw and hot sauce
For vegetarians, the menu also includes dishes like Fried “Calamari” made with hearts of palm and enoki mushrooms, a fresh and herbaceous Cabbage & Crispy Rice Salad, and a Mushroom Chopped Cheese sub with griddled mushrooms, onions and Swiss cheese.
Read the Breaker Breaker Menu.
Where Is Breaker Breaker Located In Atlanta?
Breaker Breaker is located on the former Stein Steel Co. development on the Eastside BeltLine Trail in Atlanta’s Reynoldstown neighborhood at 921 Wylie St. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Grindhouse Killer Burgers’ team of Merritt Lancaster, owners Alex Brounstein and Johnny Farrow began to make plans for Breaker Breaker four years ago.
“We didn’t have an initial concept in mind but recognized from the start that this was a special piece of property,” Brounstein says in a press release. “After many rounds of conversations, we landed on bringing the experience of sleepy Gulf coast dive bars to this pocket on the Beltline, creating a really relaxed and casual atmosphere for the neighborhood.”
The eatery’s beverage program features beach-centric cocktails like the Amity Island, made with black cherry vodka, peach liqueur, blue curacao, lemon and gummy sharks, and the frozen Sleeper Cab, which includes Highclere Gin, Campari and watermelon juice. An assortment of wines and beers are also available, including the restaurant’s signature Longhaul Lager, which is a nod to the big-rig transport trucks that delivered the raw steel beams to the property.
Final Bite
So, now we’ve got a new reason to head to the Beltline. If you’re in the mood for seafood, Atlanta has quite a few good places to choose from, but Breaker Breaker is a no-brainer.
