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It’s official: Che Butter Jonez has opened on LaVista Road in Brookhaven. The popular restaurant, which opened its doors on Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2024, is currently serving customers. The new spot is Che Butta Jonez’ second brick-and-mortar location after they moved southwest Atlanta.
The owners announced this past summer that they were leaving their former digs, saying, “but we’re headed in a direction that brings about opportunities we could have never imagined, so we live the dream we dare to dream!”
Co-owner Detric Fox-Quinlan said on Instagram that the restaurant would initially serve a limited menu.
“We’re going to ease into the week with just the staples,” she said. “So, for breakfast, beef, bacon, egg and cheese; beef, sausage, bacon and cheese; turkey sausage, egg and cheese; pastrami egg and cheese.”
When it’s ready, the expanded menu will include breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch, with new items like salmon and shrimp bowls, along with favorites like the lamb burger and pastrami-topped “Patti LaBelle” patty melt. Bodega-style sandwiches will be available for breakfast, and the restaurant will offer craft soda, bottled beer and wine, and a small grocery area with staples and grab-and-go items. Events like Singo (singing BINGO) and Wednesday night fish and spaghetti will continue.
Where Is Che Butter Jonez Brookhaven Located?
Located at 1602 Lavista Road NE, in the former Coffee Bar Atlanta space, the new 2,954-square-foot Che Butter Jonez will more than double the size of the Cleveland Avenue location and accommodate five times the number of people. Here’s a map to help you find it.
The restaurant features large garage-style windows, a stage at the front, and décor similar to the original, with bright and inviting colors and wood elements.
Rhasaan and Fox-Quinlan started Che Butter Jonez as a food truck in 2018. Named after Rhasaan’s online alias, the truck gained popularity with its tagline, “I cook better than your muva!” and rotating dishes like the lamb burger and the Bodega breakfast sandwich.
In 2021, the couple opened their brick-and-mortar restaurant on Cleveland Avenue. Now, they’ve moved to North Atlanta for greater success.
Final Word
The couple’s first brick-and-mortar location location opened in June 2021 at 757 Cleveland Ave., just minutes from their home. They are also working on an upscale restaurant and bar called Butter + Scotch, slated to open in a hotel on Mitchell Street later this year.
Cool events takes place every year when it’s hot. And that’s when Atlanta is at its best. Every Atlanta weekend has something cool to do. The city has a thriving cultural, food, sports and music scene, with venues like the Tabernacle and the Fox Theatre hosting concerts and shows throughout the year.
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For the second year in a row, users on social networking sites in Atlanta and other parts of Georgia reported that their Verizon service was down and experiencing an outage.
The peak of the complaints occurred on the evening of Monday, Sept. 30, 2024.
The Verizon outage isn’t just restricted to Georgia. Some users up and down the East Coast also complained about service being down, including the inability to make calls, connect to Wi-Fi or their data plans. Is Verizon Down In Atlanta?
AtlantaFi.com reached out to a Verizon customer service representative on Friday about 6:30 p.m. and was told that an outage was expected to be resolved in the next few hours.
This screenshot from Down Dectector shows the approximate time when most of the Georgia users reported the Verizon outage.
How Can I Find Out If Verizon Has an Outage in My Area?
There are two ways you can find out whether Verizon is down in your area.
- Sign in to your My Verizon account: Use your phone or laptop to sign in. If Verizon knows about a network outage in your area, you’ll see a Network Notification alert at the top of your screen.
- Check your network status with Verizon Fios online.
- Visit Downdetector.com to see whether other users have reported outages and down times as well as when service was reported to be working again.
Final Word
Verizon definitely has had some outage issues over the past few days. When your phone breaks, you can take it to a place to get it fix.
When your cell phone data is down, there’s little you can do.
Who has the fastest internet speed in Atlanta? The answer might surprise you.
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Atlanta has a vibrant and diverse coffee scene, with a variety of coffee shops catering to all tastes—from cozy, independent cafes to hip, modern spots. Whether you’re in the mood for a meticulously crafted espresso or just a great place to relax with a cup of drip coffee.
This article will show you where the best coffee in Atlanta is located.
Here are some notable deals and freebies for National Coffee Day on September 29, 2024:
- Dunkin: Members of the Dunkin’ Rewards program can get a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase (limit one per member).
- Krispy Kreme: Customers can enjoy a free hot or iced coffee with any purchase, both in-store and online for pickup using promo code “COFFEE”.
- Circle K: Offering a free medium hot or iced coffee from now until October 2, 2024.
- Whataburger: A free 16-ounce iced coffee or a 12-ounce hot coffee is available between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
- Starbucks: Running a promotion through Amazon, offering customers $10 off every $50 spent on select coffee products.
- Eight O’Clock Coffee: Get 15% off any purchase of $75 or more with the code “BESTBREW”.
- Peet’s Coffee: Participating locations will offer free drip coffee or cold brew along with 25% off select items. For more details, you might want to check out the specific promotions at each chain, but these are some of the highlights that you can look forward to on National Coffee Day!
The city has quite a few spots to grab a cup of Joe so it’s only right that we go to the expert reviewers of TripAdvisor and Yelp and get their take.
20 Of The Best Places To Get Coffee In Atlanta
Whether you’re a fan of decaf, roasted or hazelnut goodness, the ATL has plenty of great coffee shops to choose from. Here are some top coffee spots in Atlanta:
Drip-Thru Coffee
- 1515 Virginia Ave, College Park, GA 30337
- 50 GA-138, Stockbridge, GA 30281
Here’s what one customer says about Drip-Thru Coffee: “An adorable little shop! The coffee is very smooth and the sugar free flavors are excellent. The prices are about average for coffee these days, I would definitely go back.”
Docent Coffee
381 Edgewood Ave SE Atlanta, GA 30312
Here’s what one coffee lover says about Docent Coffee: “BEST COFFEE IN ATLANTA! I was having to cut down on morning coffee (because no matter how I made it, it would upset my stomach) but then I was given docent coffee and I haven’t looked back since. Been a huge fan since the beginning. These guys KNOW what they are doing. Also their pastries are yum! Aaand they have a lovely patio.”
Java Saga
3300 Marjan Dr Atlanta, GA 30340
One reviewer of this local food truck said: ““Java Saga is an Atlanta-based food truck specializing in coffee, tea, and smoothies. They also sell “big ole chicken.” These guys opened in 2016. I discovered them at a wedding.”
Ebrik Coffee Room
- Emory: 571 South Kilgo Cir NE, Atlanta, GA 30322
- 22 Park Pl SE, Atlanta, GA 30303 (Temporarily Closed)
One reviewer said: “What a beautiful coffee shop in the heart of ATL downtown! It is large and chic and has beautiful art work throughout the entire building!”
Hodgepodge Coffeehouse
720 Moreland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (404) 622-8525
Here’s what one reviewer says about Hodgepodge Coffeehouse: “Really good coffee and service. I’ll be coming back more as I visit and once the indoor seating is open. Also really good Jamaican patties.”
Moonbird Coffee
5394 Peachtree Rd 2nd floor, Chamblee, GA 30341
Hours: Monday-Saturday, 8-11 a.m.
One reviewer said: “Holy s***, this place is good. Honestly one of the best cups of coffee I’ve had in Georgia, and I’ve been to a number of coffee shops here. Got their mocha latte, and oh man, was it delicious. The espresso shots were smooth AF, and the chocolate taste was not cloyingly sweet in any way. Price was about $5, which I found reasonable enough.”
Press and Grind
992 North Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30306
One reviewer said: “P&G is a great spot. I think of it as an upscale coffee shop in terms of look and cleanliness, but much more down to earth, in terms of service and price. It’s has a great location (Virginia-Highland).”
Black Coffee ATL
131 Walker St SW STE 106, Atlanta, GA 30313 | (404) 565-1397
Here’s what one customer says about Black Coffee ATL: “BEST coffee ever! Got an Almond milk latte with vanilla syrup. Highly recommend.”
Read Shop
4300 Paces Ferry Rd SE Suite 125, Atlanta, GA 30339
One reviewer said: “The only place for coffee where I used to like was Starbucks. Unfortunately in my opinion, I think it tastes like acid; I love the coffee here. I’m so glad I could find a small” place that sells good coffee!
Brash Coffee
0516, 1168 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318
One reviewer said: ““Finally, I don’t have to drive to Midtown for my Brash Coffee! A Chattanooga native and a Midtown shipping container upgrade, Brash Coffee’s Buckhead location is a major move in the right direction.”
Joe’s East Atlanta Coffee Shop
510 Flat Shoals Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
One reviewer said: ““A one of a kind is the best kind. If you’ve come here once you’ve most likely been back 100 times and that’s just the way it is at Joes. You feel like family from your 1st time.”
Golden Drops Café
1788 Clairmont Rd, Decatur, GA 30033
One reviewer said: “We stopped in for coffee after a movie. The place was already closed but the owner saw us drive around and waived us in. He let us know the machine was still on. How nice!”
JavaVino
579 North Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30307
One reviewer said: “This review is for their rental space (wine lounge only this time).
Five stars for service, staff, and all around good vibes! As the matron of honor, I am in charge of all anti-bridezilla measures, including the Bridal Shower Brunch.”Muchacho
904 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
One reviewer said of this Reynoldstown spot: “You’re doing yourself a massive disservice if you haven’t checked out Muchacho in Atlanta. For the love of all things wonderful, they specialize in specialty roasted coffee and tacos. SOLD! I’m not sure if this place was a former railroad station back in the day, but it’s got some crazy cool vibes that can brighten anyone’s day.”
Java Lords Coffee House
1105 Euclid Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
One reviewer said: “This is the coffee house attached to 7 Stages Theater, and the atmosphere is, well, theatrical. The barista who served me an iced latte was a hoot to talk to, offering up suggestions and one-liners at the same time. I sat on what was obviously once church pews and started up at numerous playbills and community flyers. Overall, it was a cool experience.”
Dancing Goats Coffee Bar
3167 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305
Hours: Mon-Fri: 6:30AM to 7PM | Sat-Sun: 7AM to 7PM
One reviewer said: :Had a delicious cold latte with almond milk and sat outside on the swing. It’s so tranquil and hip in the porch area with the barrel fountain water bubbling. The bread and granola looked amazing and they have such CUTE mugs for sale! Would definitely go again and sit a little longer for the experience.”
Chattahoochee Coffee Company
- 2281 Akers Mill Rd SE, Atlanta, GA 30339
- 790 Huff Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
- 6255 River View Road, Smyrna, GA 30126
A reviewer said: “Being by the river here felt like you were far away from the greater Atlanta area. There is nice green space behind the shop and a short trail a long the river. Perfect spot to relax with your drink.”
Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee
- 84 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
- 525 North Avenue NE STE 507, Atlanta, GA 30308
- 715 Peachtree St NE Suite 101, Atlanta, GA 30308
A reviewer said: “Medium size coffee was only 10 oz. Staff didn’t know prices until they rang it up. Understaffed and Slow… One toaster oven that they use was always full. Our sandwich was still cold when given to us. Turkey sandwich sold for later was soggy and had been in the box a while. Croissants are huge but have way too much butter in them. One customer complained his $5 drink after he drank it was cold and they told him they’d fix it next time.”
Aurora Coffee
468 Moreland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
Via Instagram A reviewer said: “I absolutely adore the names of the coffee drinks, such as The Polar Bear. There is a large selection of tea drinks, both hot and cold to satisfy any taste. And the artwork on the walls adds to the coffeehouse atmosphere.”
Taproom Coffee & Beer
R106, 1963 Hosea L Williams Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30317
Hours: Mon-Fri 6:30am-7pm, Sat 7:30am-7pm, Sun 7:30am-2pm
One reviewer said: “Good coffee from start to finish. I was unsatisfied by a coffee I ordered from Joe’s in East Atlanta Village and wanted something really good. … Everything is on point save for my Cortado being more Cappuccino sized. I don’t think most people will really complain too much about that. They also have Tea, Beer, and Wine.”
Spiller Park Coffee
- Ponce City Market: 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
- Toco Hill Shopping Center: 2929 North Druid Hills Road Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30329
One reviewer said: ” I’m not a coffee drinker. I drink tea. Most coffee shops get tea wrong. Some more wrong than others. The best I have found was okay, before Spiller Park. Tea shops really don’t get tea that well. So, when I go get, I normally just get a basic black breakfast tea. I’ve tried the whole menu of teas at Spiller Park. They are all good. I’ll work my way back through the menu again.”
Drip Coffee Shop
- 601 N Central Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354 (Temporarily Closed)
- 928 Garrett St., Atlanta, Ga. 30316
A reviewer said: “Very good coffee shop; love that it’s the same premium coffee roaster that Dancing Goats uses!!! I always stop in when in the Glenwood Park area. My daughter (13 yrs) had the Vanilla flavored frappe and loved it.”
TanBrown Coffee
This Asian-American owned spot is a great place to get some authentic blends and more.
Urban Grind Coffee
962 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
Here’s what one customer says about Urban Grind Coffee: “I have been an “UrbanGrinder” for the past 3 years. This eclectic coffee shop is just the spot to get work done. I would recommend if you’re looking for an eclectic vibe to get work done. It’s not too loud which I appreciate. I can even phone calls inside without yelling or being overpowered by the cappuccino machine. The customer service has always been great and I love that the owner comes in and actively engages with the customers and front desk staff. Don’t forget to try the banana nut muffin! Thank you Juliana, Kyle and Jalen <3.”
Boarding Pass Coffee
Locations:
- 13695 Highway 9 Suite 102 Milton, GA 30004 | 770.674.1350
- Renaissance Gainesville 106 Spring Street SW Suite 140 Gainesville, GA, 30501 | 770.674.1350
Photo credit: Boarding Pass Coffee Here’s what one reviewer says about Boarding Pass Coffee. “A coffee lover’s dream! The Grand Coffee Tasting Tour was so much fun. We not only tried amazing coffee beans from all over the world but also learned about Murilo and Christine’s shared love for coffee and their combined creativity and passion to bring us Boarding Pass Coffee. Great place, phenomenal coffee, and incredible people! Can’t wait to visit again!”
Final Word
Atlanta is a tea town, make no mistake about it. Sweet tea rules the day in the city’s restaurants. But in the breakfast spots, coffee reigns supreme. Some of the best places to get coffee in Atlanta are in Midtown, downtown and around the city’s intown neighborhoods.
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Could another Superbowl be in Atlanta’s near future? The NFL plans to award Super Bowl LXII to Mercedes-Benz Stadium during their meeting next month in Atlanta, according to the Sports Business Journal.
The news comes as Atlanta secures a number of top events over the next five years. Here are some big events on tap in Georgia’s largest city in the next five years.
- Super Bowl LXII (2028): Atlanta will host the Super Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
- NCAA Men’s Final Four (2027): The city will welcome the championship weekend for college basketball at the same venue.
- College Football Playoff National Championship (2025): Atlanta will be a host city for this major college football event.
- Various Major Conventions and Trade Shows: Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center often hosts large conventions, including events like the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) Annual Meeting.
- SEC Championship Game: This annual college football championship game typically takes place in Atlanta.
The former Georgia Dome previously hosted Super Bowl XXVIII in 1994 and Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000. Nearly two decades later, after an ice storm impacted the lead-up to Super Bowl XXXIV, Mercedes-Benz Stadium welcomed Super Bowl LIII.
If Atlanta secures the game—as seems likely—we’ll know the locations for the next four title games: LXIX in New Orleans, LX in Santa Clara, and LXI in Los Angeles.
How Many Times Has Atlanta Hosted the Superbowl?
Atlanta has hosted the Super Bowl three times before: Super Bowl XXVIII in 1994, Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000, and Super Bowl LIII in 2019. With the upcoming Super Bowl LXII scheduled for 2028, it will be the city’s fourth time hosting the event.
Final Word
Will Atlanta really get the Big Game in a few years? The league plans to officially confirm this during a meeting next month. Hopefully the home team Atlanta Falcons can represent.
Check out our Atlanta Falcons page for the latest on your favorite team.
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Another taco joint is strong with the force in Midtown Atlanta: Emilio’s Taco + Tequila is set to open its doors on September 30, 2024, AtlantaFi.com has learned.
Emilio’s comes to us from Scott Kerns and Scott McCray, who has worked with the restaurant’s namesake — Emilio Portilla — for a quarter century. McCray is also the proprietor of McCray’s Tavern in Midtown.
With Emilio’s the team is leaning hard into Acapulco, Mexico, and its rich flavors.
Where is Emilio’s Taco + Tequila Located?
Emilio’s Taco + Tequila is located at 1105 W Peachtree St NW Suite 5, Atlanta, GA 30309. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
More: Make your own tacos with this easy recipe
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: 10+ essential soul food spots 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.
For the latest in metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, stay with Atlantafi.com.
Here Are The Best New Restaurants In Atlanta
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National Lobster Day is Wednesday, September 25, 2024, and that means it’s time to enjoy one of the sea’s most popular delicacies.
Lobster lovers can get in on the fun with Red Lobster’s Wednesday Daily Deal – Steak & Lobster. The classic pairing includes a Maine lobster tail paired with a 7 oz. sirloin, served with your choice of side, all for just $25*.
Red Lobster bailed itself out of trouble recently when it announced that it had re-emerged out of bankruptcy.
Where Is Red Lobster Located In Atlanta?
Red Lobster is located at 3360 Camp Creek Parkway, Atlanta, Ga. 30344. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
When it comes to seafood, Red Lobster has had a footprint in Atlanta for decades — but it’s not the only tuna in town. Check out our Atlanta Seafood Guide.
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The best neighborhoods in Atlanta have resources, revenue and some may even say, riches. The Atlanta real estate market has its share of nice areas and all of them deal with rising pricetags, crime and gentrification.
As you’ll soon see, Buckhead is not only a great place to eat and to see and do things, but the affluent enclave is a great place to live as well, among other parts of the city.
Let’s take a look at the best places to live, according to Niche.com, which publishes an annual list.
These Are The Best Neighborhoods In Atlanta
When it comes to the best neighborhoods in Atlanta, there are many things to consider. It’s just not about who has the fanciest houses. Here are some other factors you need to think about:
Atlanta Real Estate Guide What Are The 6 Zones Of Atlanta? What Are Atlanta’s Most Gentrified Areas? Best Places To Live In Metro Atlanta What are the Most Popular Neighborhoods in Atlanta?
These are the top 10 most popular neighborhoods in Atlanta based on the total views
from real estate customers over the past year. Read more about the most popular neighborhoods in Atlanta or view homes for sale in each of these neighborhoods below.Let’s take a look at the best places to live, according to Niche.com, which publishes an annual list.
1. Atlantic Station
Atlantic Station is a Midtown neighborhood on the edge of Interstate 75 in Atlanta, Georgia. It is made up of a retail district, office space and entertainment space as well.What’s Over There:- Regal movie theatre
- Dillard’s
- H&M
- IKEA
- Publix
- Target
Here’s a map to help you find it.5. Brookwood
The Brookwood neighborhood is one of the most renown in Fulton County due to its proximity to some of Atlanta’s top landmarks and easy access to the interstates.
What’s Over There:
- Brookwood Park Condominiums
- Mellow Mushroom
- Tuk Tuk Thai Food Loft
- R Thomas Grill
Here’s a map of Brookwood so you can find it.
6. Peachtree Park
Peachtree Park is an Atlanta neighborhood located in the prestigious Buckhead district, the city’s most affluent part of town.
What’s Over There:
- Peachtree Park Nature Trail
- Tires Plus
- Kimpton Sylvan Hotel
- Fogo de Chao Steakhouse
- Hyatt Place Atlanta
Here is where Peachtree Park is located.
7. Candler Park
One of the most sought-after neighborhoods in all of Atlanta is Candler Park, which is located in Midtown and close to Decatur as well.What’s Over There:- Euclid Avenue
- Junkman’s Daughter
- Little 5 Points
- Lazy Betty
Here’s a map of Candler Park so you can find it.
8. Peachtree Hills
Peachtree Hills is yet another Buckhead neighborhood and one of the best for families. It’s located just east of Peachtree Road between Peachtree Creek on the south and Lindbergh Drive.What’s Over There:- Passion City Church
- CAVA
- Whitehall Tavern
- Home Depot
- Lindbergh Center MARTA Station
Here’s a map to help you find it.10. Hills Park
The Hills Park neighborhood is one of Atlanta’s fastest growing as the West Midtown corridor has built out considerably over the past decade. Here is a map of the Hills Park neighborhood.
What’s Over There:
- Chattahoochee Food Works
- CSX Transportation Center
- Inman Yards
- Topgolf
Final Word
No matter what Atlanta Zone you live in, it can be a great place to live. You have to investigate the schools, supermarkets and other amenities before making a decision to move into an area or not.
Atlanta has one of the best real estate markets in the country, with affordable housing in every quadrant of the city. Large backyards, manicured parcels and strong neighborhoods with ample dining amenities make it one of the top places for transplants.
Not to mention that the city’s dining scene is the best in the Southeast. Looking for a home? Check out our Real Estate Resource Page.
Keep up with what’s going on in Atlanta’s real estate scene here with our Apartment Guide.
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On the heels of Apple releasing its Apple 16, the company opened a new store at Georgia’s largest mall — The Mall of Georgia — on Saturday, Sept. 14.
If you want to buy an iPhone, this is big news. The company shared the news with its customers, saying that “We’re making some moves. Come with us.”
The operating hours for Apple Store are:
Day Date Time Thursday September 12 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday September 13 Closed * Saturday September 14 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sunday September 15 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Monday September 16 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Tuesday September 17 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Wednesday September 18 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. What To Expect in an Apple Store
When visiting an Apple Store, you can expect a sleek, customer-friendly environment with a focus on technology, creativity, and hands-on experiences. Here’s a breakdown of what you can typically expect:
1. Modern, Minimalist Design
Apple Stores are known for their open, modern, and minimalist design. The space is usually well-lit, with clean lines and a focus on displaying products rather than clutter. You’ll find large tables where products like iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, and accessories are displayed for hands-on use.
2. Hands-On Product Experience
One of the main features of an Apple Store is the ability to interact directly with the products. You’re encouraged to test out different devices, whether it’s browsing on an iPad, testing the camera on an iPhone, or experimenting with a MacBook’s features. Accessories, like AirPods, Apple Watches, and various cases, are also available to try.
3. Knowledgeable Staff
The staff, known as “Apple Specialists,” are approachable and trained to provide expert knowledge about the products. They can help with everything from explaining product features and specs to providing personalized recommendations based on your needs. Most Apple Store employees are skilled in customer service, and many can also assist with technical support.
4. Technical Support at the Genius Bar
The Genius Bar is a designated area where you can receive technical support for your Apple devices. Whether you’re dealing with a malfunctioning product, have questions about software, or need help with repairs, trained technicians are available to assist you. Appointments can be made online or in-store.
5. Personalized Services
Apple offers one-on-one sessions to help you set up a new device, transfer data, or learn more about how to use your Apple products. These personalized experiences are designed to make sure you feel comfortable and knowledgeable about your technology.
6. Workshops and Classes
Many Apple Stores offer free educational workshops on topics like photography, coding, graphic design, and product tutorials. These are part of Apple’s “Today at Apple” program and are designed to help you enhance your skills with their products.
7. In-Store Purchases and Online Orders
You can purchase products directly in-store or place orders online for in-store pickup. The process is often seamless, with staff ready to assist with purchases or online order retrieval. Some stores also offer same-day pickup for online orders.
8. Trade-In and Financing Options
Apple allows you to trade in your old devices for store credit, which can be applied toward a new purchase. There are also financing options available for buying products through monthly payment plans.
9. Service and Repairs
In addition to technical support, Apple Stores offer repair services for hardware issues. They can handle everything from screen replacements to battery swaps, either in-store or by sending your device off for repair.
10. Crowds and Wait Times
Apple Stores can be quite busy, especially in popular locations or during product launches. While staff try to assist everyone promptly, you may experience some waiting during peak hours. Appointments for the Genius Bar or personalized services are recommended.
Overall, an Apple Store visit is designed to be a seamless, customer-friendly experience focused on product exploration, personalized service, and expert technical support.
Where Is the New Apple Store Located in Buford?
The Apple Store at the Mall of Georgia is located at 3333 Buford Dr., Buford, Ga. 30519. Here is a map to help you find it.
Final Word
Store openings can be qutie the adventure when you’re shopping out and about, but for Apple, they can be pricey. IPhones cost more than a little bit, which is why you might be interested in a refurbished phone. Atlanta has just what you need, not just today but every weekend. From exploring the city’s diverse restaurant scene to taking in a beautiful park greenspace or even checking out the hidden gems, Atlanta has some of everything.
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.
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The Origin Hotel Atlanta, a Wyndham Hotel managed by Tandem Hospitality Group, is opening in downtown Atlanta this fall, AtlantaFi.com has learned.
What Is the Origin Hotel Atlanta?
The Orign Hotel Atlanta is an upscale property from Wyndham that occupies a 1950s-era office building turned boutique hotel with 122 guest rooms and suites. Situated just minutes away from major local attractions, the property is designed for explorers and professionals alike. With exceptional meeting and event space, soulful on-site dining and locally celebrated amenities.
Hotel guests get 10% off at the hotel’s on-site restaurant, Butter + Scotch as well as late checkout (when available) and discounts at local retailers.
Where Is the Origin Hotel Atlanta Located?
The Origin Hotel Atlanta is located at 110 Mitchell St. NW Atlanta, Ga. Here is a map to help you find it.
According to a news release, the Origin Hotel’s executive leadership team consists of the following:
Timothy “Tim” Horne, General Manager
Timothy “Tim” Horne brings nearly two decades of industry expertise to his role as General Manager. His hospitality career began with managing a front desk and progressed through various leadership roles across multiple prominent brands like Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn, Homewood Suites and most recently, Four Points by Sheraton. A Detroit, Michigan native, Horne earned his degree from Tennessee State University and has a track record of guiding teams through property renovations, driving profit growth, facilitating collaboration across teams and training new staff members. He is also a nine-time Wall of Fame award recipient, recognized as one of the top 10 percent of staff across all Hampton Inn properties globally, and a three-time Circle of Excellence award winner through the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
Mary Wolsing, Director of Sales
Mary Wolsing is an accomplished sales professional with extensive experience in the hospitality industry. Beginning her career in Cincinnati, Ohio, Wolsing first relocated to Atlanta to join the Marriott Market Sales Team and was later a key player in revitalizing sales at Homewood Suites – Atlanta Airport North and consistently exceeding targets at Fairfield by Marriott – Peachtree City. At Origin Atlanta, Mary will utilize her high energy, effectiveness and collaborative spirit to drive sales and build strong customer and community loyalty. She is also a recipient of multiple Golden Circle Awards from Marriott International.
Carlos Callands Jr., Assistant General Manager
Carlos Callands Jr. is a passionate hospitality professional bringing over seven years of experience to his role as Assistant General Manager.Originally from Greensboro, North Carolina, Callands began his career as a night auditor in 2017 and swiftly climbed the ranks to become the General Manager of an 87-room property by the age of 24. At Origin Atlanta, Callands will work alongside the General Manager to oversee hotel operations, ensure exceptional service and lead various property teams.
Quincy Brown, Chief Engineer
With over a decade of experience in hospitality and a strong foundation in HVAC Technology from Altamaha Technical Institute, Quincy Brown entered the hospitality industry in 2006 as Chief Engineer at the Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta Six Flags in Lithia Springs, Georgia. His career has since spanned to several properties in the metro Atlanta area, including the Hyatt Place Atlanta Airport-North, Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta Windy Hill and most recently, the AC Hotel Atlanta Downtown. Committed to ongoing professional growth, Quincy holds a C.P.O Certification and an EPA 608 Universal Certification. His achievements include being named Intersafe Associate of the Year during his time at AC Hotel Atlanta Downtown.
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Pizza Jeans is opening its second location on Sept. 14 at Citizens Market Food Hall at Phipps Plaza. Come through and get $1 giant slices of New York cheese pizza all day.
Pizza Jeans made its Atlanta debut at Ponce City Market, operated by Jeremy Gatto, but the new location will feature the things you love like “mall-size” slices of pizza, whole pies, calzones and sandwiches.
Pizza Jeans Joins Citizens Market Food Hall
The Atlanta pizza joint will operate daily between 11 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. Citizens Market Food Hall has become a happening place for foodies. Check out the eats at Citizens Market Food Hall.
“The addition of Pizza Jeans, another Atlanta-based restaurant, to our Citizens Market Food Hall of Phipps Plaza roster will resonate with the neighborhood, bringing a new category to our dining selections and further propelling our food hall forward as a community hub,” Lindsey Jones, area director of marketing for Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square, said in a news release. “By incorporating local brands like Pizza Jeans, we’re curating a one-of-a-kind dining experience and celebrating the outstanding flavors that Atlanta has to offer.”
Pizza Jeans first came on the scene as thanks to James Beard-nominated baker Chris Wilkins, who founded the eatery as a pop-up pizzeria. Soon, Gatto and Atlanta restaurateur Billy Streck teamed up to open the pizza shop’s first brick-and-mortar location.
What’s On the Menu at Pizza Jeans?
Pizza Jean’s menu consists of hot slices to whole pies and more. Pizza Jeans’ signature naturally fermented dough, crafted with the highest quality ingredients, sets it apart. The menu features a range of customizable, fast-casual Italian American selections. Highlights include the Mall Slice (giant mall-sized slice of classic cheese pizza with a wide selection of meat, vegetable and cheese toppings), The Classic calzone (oven-baked turnover stuffed with ricotta and mozzarella) and a variety of sandwiches, including the PJ Trio (soppressata, ham, turkey, provolone, pickles and cherry peppers) and the New Yorker (roast beef, Russian dressing, provolone and pickles).
“Pizza Jeans is a concept close to my heart, paying tribute to our upbringing in New York,” said Gatto. “As someone who has always had a passion for pizza, I’m thrilled to bring a slice of New York to the South through the opening of Pizza Jeans at Citizens Market Food Hall at Phipps Plaza. I am confident this location will continue our growth and attract all ages to indulge in great food and make lasting memories.”
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Citizens Market Food Hall at Phipps Plaza is part of the modern mixed-use Phipps Plaza redevelopment which includes One Phipps Plaza office tower, Nobu Hotel & Restaurant, Life Time® luxury athletic club, dozens of luxury retail stores and more.
This restaurant is yet another stellar addition to the Buckhead food scene, which has quite a few pizza joints but other cuisines as well. Check out the best things to do in Buckhead.