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If you’re looking for a cold one in Midtown Atlanta, make sure you check out Old Fourth Ward’s newest brewery, BrewDog.
The establishment opened its doors along the Beltline’s Eastside Trail on Friday, October 14, 2022, and joins a powerful stable of local breweries with flavorful ales and beers.
What’s On Tap At BrewDog?
BrewDog features the brand’s best Headliner pours, including Elvis Juice and Punk IPA. There’s also an onsite Brew Kit that makes ciders from Georgia-grown fruit.
The business is also intentional about supporting local breweries, so you can expect to see a rotating list of Atlanta beer makers. Yes, that means the good folks at New Realm, Wrecking Bar, Halfway Crooks in Summerhill, Arches in Hapeville and many others.
What’s To Eat At BrewDog?
When it comes to pub grub, BrewDog’s menu sounds like an action picture on the plate. Here are some burger highlights:
There’s the Cluck Norris: Buttermilk fried chicken, avocado, red onion,
cajun mayo & cilantro. The Patriot, which is a 7oz beef patty, smoked bacon, cheddar cheese,
pickles, red onion, lettuce & bbq sauce. We can’t leave out the Fast Joe, a 7oz beef patty, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, pickles, red onion & Elvis Juice bacon jam.There’s also salads, sandwiches and plant-based options for those who want to go meatless with your ale.
Where Is BrewDog Located?
BrewDog is located at 112 Krog St. NE, Atlanta, GA. 30307 just off the BeltLine Eastside Trail at The Stove Works, adjacent to Krog Steet Market. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
If BrewPub is any indication, Atlanta’s craft beer scene is on and pouring! Make sure you check out Krog Street Market, one of Atlanta’s many food halls.
Traveling to the city’s midsection can lead to unexpected adventures, including new restaurant openings and more.
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Few things are as enjoyable as sipping on a cold beer under the sun. In Atlanta, Georgia, there are many places to do that.
We’re going to show you some of the best craft breweries in Atlanta so you can know where to get a cold one anytime you want.
Here Are The Best Craft Breweries In Atlanta
Atlanta is known for some outstanding IPAs, and they can be found up and down Interstate 85, the spine of the city.
All of these breweries have skilled brewers who know there stuff. Without further adieu, here are the best craft breweries in Atlanta:
Arches Brewing
3361 Dogwood Dr, Hapeville, GA 30354 | (678) 653-2739
View this post on InstagramHere’s what one reviewer says about Arches Brewing: “Really awesome brewery! The staff was very welcoming and pleasant. The beers are great too. Awesome layout and outdoor area. Dog and kid friendly too.”
Eventide Brewing
1015 Grant St SE, Atlanta, GA 30315 | (404) 907-4543
View this post on InstagramView this post on InstagramHere’s what one reviewer says about Eventide Brewing: “recommendations. I got Citrus Grove and my husband got the Red Headed Haley, we both enjoyed them very much!”On Thursdays they have a food truck come so you can order something to eat while you drink.
This time it was Mexican food, but we didn’t order anything because we were planning on eating Mexican at Patria Cocina (at the Beacon also) for dinner.”
Hop City Craft Beer & Wine
- Inman Park: 99 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 | (470) 355-2534
- West End: 1000 White St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 350-9998
View this post on InstagramHere’s what one reviewer says about Hop City Craft Beer & Wine: “Great place for a craft beer or to pick up a bottle of wine. The do retail sales as well a being a fun bar.”
Monday Night Brewing
670 Trabert Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 352-7703
View this post on InstagramHere’s what one reviewer says about Monday night Brewing: “The original location hosts an array of IPAs and a great environment. Monday Night is an Atlanta staple and employs a great deal of friendly servers, Brewers, and managers. Always worth a visit. Always on my recommendation list.”
New Realm Brewing
550 Somerset Terrace NE #101, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 968-2777
View this post on InstagramHere’s what one reviewer says about New Realm Brewing: “We love going here for games and gathering with large groups, but we often frequent their downstairs bar for take out and a six pack from the to-go beer section! It’s so nice to be able to walk in for great food AND beer to-go! I don’t think they take call-in to-go orders. We always sit at the bar, grab a beer. By the time we are done with our beer, our food is ready! Then we grab a six pack and hit the beltline! We live close so it’s such a treat to have a place like this so we can avoid grocery stores and gas stations. Much cooler vibes here.”
Orpheus Brewing
1440 Dutch Valley Pl NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 | (404) 347-1777
View this post on InstagramHere’s what one reviewer says about Orpheus Brewing: “Had a party here and many more people than anticipated showed up. Babs, Trey, and the rest of the staff were great and very accommodating especially considering our unexpectedly large group. Delicious beer and fantastic service, I would highly recommend it to anyone.”
Scofflaw Brewing Co.
1738 MacArthur Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 343-2832
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Here’s what one reviewer says about Scofflaw Brewing: “One of the best breweries in Atlanta. Always have a great time whenever I come. The food and drinks are at a great price. The ambiance and the decor are both amazing, but I just cannot decide which I enjoy more. Anyways, definitely would recommend to anyone to check this place out.”Second Self Beer Company
1317 Logan Cir NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (678) 916-8035
View this post on InstagramHere’s what one reviewer says about Second Self Beer Company: “Love love love this brewery! Tucked away in a nice spot, the brews are fantastic. They have a great ambiance with a variety of events occurring each week. Like most breweries, doggos are welcome!”
Sweetwater Brewing Company
195 Ottley Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 | (404) 691-2537
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Here’s what one reviewer says about Sweetwater Brewing Co: “My bartender in the tap room was very knowledgeable about all the beers and was extremely friendly. I actually had a out 4 or 5 different people ask how I was doing at the bar. My food was excellent and the beer was great as well. The place is very clean and has a great feel to it.”Wild Heaven West End Brewery & Gardens
1010 White St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 254-2232
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Here’s what one reviewer says about Wild Heaven West End Brewery & Gardens: “Great staff, beer and venue. I came across Wild Heaven during a recent visit to Atlanta. Large selection of beers on tap (~16-20). Several seasonal brews. Didn’t get a chance to try anything from the food menu, but from the other patrons I could see who had – it looked good. Would recommend & definitely return again.”Hippin’ Hops Brewery & Oyster Bar
Hippin’ Hops Brewery & Oyster Bar opened in early 2021 to rave reviews. The eastside Atlanta business is the only black-owned brewery in Georgia.
Here’s what one customer says about the brewery: “Great service and even better oysters! I got the Rockefeller Oysters, they were to die for! Keenan was very attentive in making sure all guests were taken care of, If I lived closer I’d stop by multiple times a week! They occasionally have a live DJ and usually have games playing on the TV. There’s a nice little outdoor game area with jumbo jenga blocks and corn hole! 10/10 recommend.”
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If you want to grab a drink or two after work, there are only a select number of places you can go for reliable good bar service and a vibe.
From speakeasy basements to hip rooftop spots, Atlanta’s has some restaurants with great bars. What does that mean? It means the drinks are strong and good.
Here Are The Best Places For A Drink In Atlanta
Let’s look at the best spots for a drink around Atlanta.
Gunshow Atlanta
924 Garrett St, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (404) 380-1886
Here’s what one drinker says about Gunshow: “I tried several cocktails and they were all excellent. The asparagus vodka was so interesting. The whiskey sour with the sake was so smooth.”
Rooftop L.O.A.
1115 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (470) 922-3700
Rooftop L..O.A. is one of the premiere bars in the city right now. Here’s what one person says about the experience. “Very new and modern rooftop. Went on a Friday evening, they recently opened the bar to open until late. Got lucky without reservation, highly recommend having one. The pool area is different from the grove bar. I personally enjoyed the grove bar more, it has more space to sit and lounge. The have a attached restaurant too. The view was amazing from one part of the restaurant. Cocktails are very pricey.”
Bar Margot
75 14th St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 881-5913
Here’s what one drinker says about Bar Margot: “My Queen and I had a nice time at the Four Seasons Hotel and this restaurant inside was absolutely amazing, and our server Mike was superb with his customer service. He didn’t let my sparkling water glass go empty the entire time. Now, that’s paying attention to detail. He fixed us custom drinks that taste delicious. The atmosphere was relaxing, cool and mellow with a splash of style and charisma with Dj and bartender and servers as well.”
9 Mile Station
Ponce City Market, 1829, 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (770) 999-1532
Here’s what one drinker says about 9 Mile Station. “Our server Riley was incredible! Made us feel so welcome and always knew when to come back and check on us. She made sure we had everything we needed the entire time. We would love to thank her for helping us make our celebration for our grandparents 53rd wedding anniversary so special. The food was amazing and the view even better. We will most definitely be back!”
The Lawrence
905 Juniper St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 961-7178
Here’s what one reviewer says about The Lawrence: “The cocktails at The Lawrence are absolutely delicious and the food is quite good as well. I recommend sitting at the bar, because table service leaves a bit to be desired.”
Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
Atlanta Locations:
- 2830 Windy Hill Rd SE, Marietta, GA 30067 | (770) 984-8899
- 5635 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, GA | 770-849-0600
- 10795 Davis Dr., Alpharetta, Ga. | 770-992-5566
- 2038 Duluth Highway, Lawrenceville, Ga., 770-962-7810
Here’s what one reviewer says about Pappadeaux: “Delicious cuisine and excellent presentation. Drinks were excellent. Great tasting and the right amount of kick for what was ordered. Wait staff attentive professional and courteous. It was pretty busy but we received all of our food and drinks in a good amount of time without excessive wait times.”
6 Feet Under
685 11th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 810-0040
437 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | (404) 523-6664
Here’s is what one reviewer says about 6 Feet Under: “The food and drinks were good. I had fried catfish meal; and enjoyed it. The restaurant was full which said something. I will definitely go back next time I’m in town try other dishes.”
Final Word
Grabbing a drink in the city is still one of the best ways to rewind and decompress after a long day on the job. If you don’t want to go out for drinks, you also want to eat something good. Here are some new Atlanta restaurants that are turning heads.
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It’s Sherry Week! That means you can find some delectable wine in some of your favorite places around Atlanta. One such place is Barcelona Wine Bar, which is celebrating Sherry Week from November 8 – Sunday, November 14.
Barcelona Wine Bar is marking International Sherry Week with a special chef-curated pairing menu to include two tapas and Bodega Lustau sherry pairings:
When Is Sherry Week 2021?
Sherry Week 2021 is Tuesday, November 8 to Sunday, November 14.
Every Sherry Week, thousands of restaurants, bars, wine stores and more participate by holding Sherry tastings, menu and other events in celebration.
Along with those Sherry-themed events, Barcelona Wine Bar is welcome Sherry lovers in a big way:
Celebrate Sherry Week At Barcelona Wine Bar
If you want to enjoy some Sherry at Barcelona Wine Bar’s two Atlanta locations, here’s what you need to know.
Inman Park:
- Try the Guilda Pintxo made with boquerone, guindilla and green olives paired with Lustau, “Jarana”, Fino.
- Indulge in the Whipped Ricotta Montadito tapa made with black truffle oil and pepitas paired with Lustau, “Peninsula”, Palo Cortado.
Westside Ironworks:
- Baked Clams made with sobrasada butter paired with Lustau, “Jarana”, Fino.
- Shrimp Criolla made with sofrito and parsley paired with Lustau, “Peninsula”, Palo Cortado.
Final Word
Sherry is aged in barrels using an intricate blending method and gradually combines old and new wines creating a new complex bottle composed of wines of varying ages.
Barcelona’s featured sherry for the pairings, Bodegas Lustau, is considered a world-class benchmark for top-quality wines from Spain’s sherry capital of the world, Jerez de la Frontera.
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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?
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If you’re like me and love craft beer, you’re excited about Georgia Beer Day, which takes place on Saturday, March 6, 2021. That’s the day you’ll be able to try an assortment of your favorite beers at your favorite Atlanta watering hole.
Best End in the West End is an official participant of Georgia Beer Day, which means it will be on and poppin’ there as they serve some of your top food specials, new brews, live music and a one-of-a-kind pint glass!
Georgia Beer Day 2021: Everything You Need To Know
Georgia Beer Day benefits the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild and member breweries around the state. If you want to know what’s on tap, grab a bar stool and lean in!
What’s in it for you, did you say? Close to 50 breweries across Georgia will be serving a limited edition collector’s pint glass as part of Georgia Beer Day. You can only get the glasses at participating GCBG member breweries.
Here are some major facts about Georgia Beer Day, so you can know where to go!
When Is Georgia Beer Day 2021?
Georgia Beer Day is Saturday, March 6, 2021. On that day, you’ll be able to support the Peach State’s beer industry like no other.
One dollar for every glass sold will go to the GCBG.
As part of the festivities, Best End brewing will host their first official beer release ever, a very limited flavor named The “Slipper Rye IPA” with hops of Citra, Nugget, Idaho 7, El Dorado and hints of Malt including Pilsner, Vienna, Pale, Rye, Dextrin, Flaked Rye, Munich Dark and Acidulated.
Where To Celebrate Georgia Beer Day
Georgia Beer Day is a great way to support your local brewery and bar. Here are the breweries participating in Georgia Beer Day.
Participating Breweries
- Anderby Brewing
- Arches Brewing
- Athentic Brewing
- Atlanta Brewing Co
- Barrier Island Brewing
- Best End Brewing
- Bold Monk Brewing
- Cherry Street Brewing
- Creature Comforts
- Dry County Brewing
- Eagle Creek Brewing
- Eventide
- Fire Maker
- From the Earth Brewing
- Gate City
- Halfway Crooks
- Horned Owl Brewing
- Indio Brewing
- Kettlerock Brewing
- Left Nut
- Line Creek
- Monday Night Brewing
- Monkey Wrench Brewing
- New Realm
- NoFo Brew Co
- Pendley Creek
- Piedmont Brewery & Kitchen
- Pontoon Brewing
- Pretoria Fields
- Red Hare
- Reformation Brewing
- Round Trip
- Sceptre Brewing Arts
- Schoolhouse Beer
- Second Self Beer Co
- Service Brewing
- Six Bridges Brewing
- Social Fox Brewing
- Steady Hand
- Stillfire
- Sweetwater
- Tantrum Brewing Co
- The Dahlonega Brewery
- The Georgia Beer Co
- Three Taverns
- Torched Hop Brewing
- Tucker Brewing Company
- Two Tides Brewing
- Variant Brewing
- Wrecking Bar
What Are Some Of Atlanta’s Best Bars?
If you’re looking for some other bars in Atlanta with some great beers (and bartenders) here’s some of our favorites in no particular order.
Manuel’s Tavern
602 North Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30307 | (404) 525-3447
Here’s what one reviewer says about Manuel’s Tavern in Midtown Atlanta: “It had been 40 plus years since my husband had been there. He enjoyed going back in to the place he hung out in years ago. The pictures brought back so many good memories of the owner.”
Southern Gentleman
3035 Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 939-9845
Here’s what one reviewer says about the Southern Gentleman: “Extensive bourbon selection and an Old Fashioned that will have you asking for a second and a third.”
9 Mile Station
Ponce City Market, 1829, 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (770) 999-1532
Here’s what one reviewer says about 9 Mile Station: “For a place that’s in a great enough location that it doesn’t have to be good to make a killing, it’s actually really good. Obviously a very desirable view, so a great venue for every occasion. But they keep a good beer, wine, and cocktail list. Surprisingly good craft beer selection.”
The Lawrence
905 Juniper St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 961-7178
Here’s what one reviewer says about The Lawrence: “The cocktails at The Lawrence are absolutely delicious and the food is quite good as well. I recommend sitting at the bar, because table service leaves a bit to be desired.”
If you want to bar brawl in the city, here are some of the best bars to visit.
The fun is just starting. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit a craft brewery in the city.
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Former TV producer and entrepreneur Pinky Cole continues to grow her food and drink empire around Atlanta. The Slutty Vegan owner opened a bar concept on Friday, February 26, 2021 inside Ponce City Market.
First announced in November, Bar Vegan features “bar theater” likely quite different from anything Atlanta’s bar scene has at the moment.
‘When I visited in late February, I had Bar Vegan’s rum punch, which packs a powerful punch.
The uber-popular Slutty Vegan, Cole’s first foray into the plant-based vegan restaurant business, opened in early 2019 in Atlanta’s Westview neighborhood to critical acclaim.
Bar Vegan Opens In Midtown Atlanta’s Ponce City Market
The new imprint, called Bar Vegan, is housed in the space that was formerly the Mercury Bar.
As for food, Bar Vegan has a limited menu provided by Dinkies, an imprint that specializes in vegan phillys and tater tots.
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.
Cole has said that her business took off when she was brainstorming things to eat in her Atlanta kitchen.
“We know that sex sells. I started thinking of some crazy names to add to my menu,” she told XO Necole. “I went inside my kitchen and started cooking. I started putting together recipes and literally, everything was history from there.”
The entrepreneur says a strong belief in what she was doing was what kept her going in the early days.
“I went from having four people patronizing my business a week to having a 150 to now 600 people a day outside the door standing to patronize my business.”
Pinky said,”It’s just a blessing. It literally started out as just an idea with no business plan. It was a vision that came to life.”
She accomplished businesswoman hopes the same for Bar Vegan.
Here’s a promo for Bar Vegan from its Instagram page:
View this post on InstagramWhere Is Bar Vegan Located?
Bar Vegan is located inside Ponce City Market at 675 Ponce de Leon Ave., NE, Atlanta, GA. Here’s a map to help you find it.
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.
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 into more pescatarian fare options, the city has that too.
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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So you’re quarantining right now. It’s OK. Join the increasingly large club. You need to calm down. Things are crazy right now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t handle it. You just might need a good drink.
Quarantine sounds like a grim thing, but it doesn’t have to be. This necessary period can be used to reset and just to take a moment. You deserve it.
15 Quarantine Drinks You Need In Your Life
Enter this article on what you need to drink right now to calm your nerves and just chill out.
Here are some drinks and recipes pulled from our great friends on Instagram. Please follow them.
Boston Bar Hopper
1.5 oz Flor de Caña rum
0.5 oz mezcal
0.75 oz fresh lemon
0.75 oz homemade strawberry syrup
2 dashes Fee Brothers Aztec chocolate bittersView this post on InstagramShake with ice, strain into a chilled coupe, garnish with a strawberry.
Coffee Ale
View this post on InstagramAh, coffee ale. Perfect for a quarantine weekend. “It smells like dark chocolate and tastes like a strong coffee with a Bourbon finish a bit earthy all around.”
Mint Julip
View this post on InstagramPlease SUBSCRIBE to her NEWLY LAUNCHED YouTube cooking channel (LINK IN BIO).
•3 parts @titosvodka
•1 part simple syrup
•1 part ginger beer
•fresh limes •mint leavesLooking for a new drink to stock up on when you venture out of your house.
Monday Night Brewing’s Narwater
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Consider getting @mondaynight’s new seltzer, Narwater! Narwater Seltzer comes in 3 flavors (Blueberry Raspberry, Mango Guava, Grapefruit Pineapple) & I personally enjoy all of them! A few things you should know about the drinks:- Made with all real fruit (no artificial colors or flavors)
- Brewed with natural fermentation instead of like other brands which use artificial flavors with diluted high-proof ethanol
- Made with love locally
- Gluten free, only 4.7% ABV, & 95 calories!
Black Girl Magic Riesling
View this post on InstagramAbadou G&T Gin With Cucumber
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Tito + Watermelon
View this post on InstagramWatermelon + alcohol= all the fun you need.
1. Cut a circle hole at the top of the watermelon.
2. Put your favorite alcohol bottle in the hole. I’m using @titosvodka
3. Let it sit for a few hours so watermelon can absorb the liquor.
4. Cut watermelon & serveQuarantine Sunshine
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Morning Immunity Booster. The caption says it all: “Trying to keep everyone (and myself) in this house healthy and strong! Vodka optional.”Blackstorm Mule
View this post on InstagramWe Have the Blackstorm Mule:
2 blackberries
2 raspberries
1 strawberry
1 lime wedge
2 pumps of simple syrup
Ice
Ginger beerLemonade
View this post on Instagram“Staying home? Enjoy this refreshing recipe from our culinary team: A twist on a classic Lemonade recipe at home. Paired with our lemon madeleines, it’s truly a treat! Visit A la Madeleine for the full recipe!”
New York Sour
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Ingredients2 oz bourbon
3/4 oz lemon juice
3/4 oz simple syrup
Red wine float1- In a Shaker add bourbon, lemon juice, simple syrup, ice and shake vigorously.
2- Strain into a old fashioned glass over fresh ice
3- Top with Red wine floatSunset Snow Cone
View this post on Instagram45 mL Vodka (Ketel One)
- 30 mL Apple Juice
- 15 mL Hpnotiq Liqueur
- 15 mL Grenadine
- 15 mL Monin Blueberry Syrup
Process
Add the grenadine to the empty glass.
- Pack the glass w/ shaved ice.
- Add the blueberry syrup.
- Add the vodka.
- Add the apple juice.
- Add the Hpnotiq.
- Gaze. Inhale. Sip. Enjo
My Honeycomb Hideout
View this post on Instagram45 mL Vodka (Prairie Organic)
▪️90 mL Sweet Tea (Celestial)
▪️15 mL Lemon JuiceGinger Mule
View this post on Instagram▪️pistachio infused vodka
▪️ginger syrup
▪️ginger beer𝐆𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐬𝐡
▪️mint sprig
▪️candied ginger sliceKiwi Crown
View this post on Instagram“Kiwi Crowns” are easy to make. Here’s what you need: Gin, coconut rum, triple sec, grapefruit, and muddled kiwi.
Conclusion
You don’t have to be a lush to enjoy a good cocktail in quarantine. All you need is some good recipes, some chilled ice and a willing spirit.
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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.
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Two well-known Atlanta establishments — Hop City Craft Beer & Wine and Barleygarden Kitchen & Craft Bar in Fayetteville, Georgia — are set to open in Fayetteville’s Pinewood Forest development on Friday, July 24, 2020, the companies said.
Restaurateur Kraig Torres is bringing the bar and restaurant there to take advantage of the burgeoning enclave growing around the Pinewood movie studio, which has had a hand in several big films in recent years.
Hop City and Barleygarden To Open In Fayetteville’s Pinewood Forest
Hop City and Barleygarden will share a two-story 5,500 square-foot space across from Pinewood Atlanta Studios. Barleygarden will be on the second floor.
What’s On The Menu At Barleygarden Kitchen and Craft Bar
Barleygarden Kitchen and Craft Bar will serve an expansive beverage menu tfeaturing 72 rotating brews from all across the globe.
The spot will also feature handcrafted cocktails and curated wines. Praised for their approachable menu with an emphasis on beer pairings,
Barleygarden’s Chef Brian Carson, who comes from Hop City’s second sister restaurant, Boxcar, will feature inventive dishes featuring seasonal, farm-fresh options along with elevated bar food classics.
In addition to a a build-your-own burger section with four different patty choices, here are some things you can find on the menu at Barleygarden:
- Loaded Pork Skins with house-made blue cheese crumble dressing
- Sweet and Smokey Eggplant Caponata and Springer Mountain Chicken Wings
- Barleygarden’s original Butcher’s Bun
- New Flyin’ Bayou Po’ Boy
COVID-19 Rules: Hop City and Barleygarden
Hop City and Barleygarden both follow guidelines recommended by the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, including adhering to a strict internal safety protocol for each stage of opening. TThese will include:
- Daily health inspections for staff members, including temperature checks before entering the building.
- Employee training on proper safety and sanitation procedures, including mandatory masks in customer service areas at all times.
- All customers are also required to wear masks when entering or moving about the building which includes, but is not limited to, visits to the restroom.
Where Is Hop City and Barleygarden Located In Fayetteville?
Hop City and Barleygarden in Fayettville is located at 240 J Arthur Rank Ave Fayetteville, GA 30214. Here is map to help you find it.
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