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Atlanta’s dining scene, like our waistlines, is growing by leaps and bounds. In every corner, NW, SW, and all parts in between, the top new Atlanta restaurants are sprouting up and bringing the good food along with it.
Who has the good food? Where to go to get some grub? We turned to Yelp and the volunteer reviewers who spend the time documenting their meals and experiences so that we don’t have to.
Top NEW Atlanta Restaurants, according to Yelp
A number of new joints have opened up in recent months. Some have been open a matter of weeks. They all make up some of the top new Atlanta restaurants. Here’s what Yelpers are saying about them:
Rose + Rye in Midtown 87 15th St NE Atlanta, GA 30309 Phone number (404) 500-5980. A Yelper said: ““The savory pork on the bone with sweet potato cakes was probably the best take on a pork chop I’ve ever tasted.”
Sage Woodfire Tavern In Buckhead: 3379 Peachtree Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30326 Phone number (404) 869-9177. A Yelper said: “irst time here, last minute decision to come here. Glad I did! Warren, was my server, he was absolutely wonderful! I ordered the Halibut and the broiled Seafood platter.”
Mission + Market in Buckhead: 3550 Lenox Rd NE Ste 550 Atlanta, GA 30326. A Yelper said: “Fabulous. Wonderfully fabulous. Would give 6 stars if I could. My wife and I visited on 4/19-its second week being open and really enjoyed the experience. First, the food was excellent. Great menu and hard to choose, but we both enjoyed everything served. I personally had the quinoa dish and added chicken. Looking forward to exploring other items on our next visit(s).”
Mary Hoopa’s House of Fried Chicken & Oysters has been serving since February 2018. The eatery is located in the Hosea + 2nd development. 2371 Hosea L Williams Dr NE Atlanta, GA 30317. A Yelper said: “The bestie and I came here to try it out after seeing the all you can eat sign (don’t judge us). Let me start by saying this place is not fancy. The decor isn’t fancy and neither is the food. However, at $13.99 the value cannot be beat! You can upgrade to sashimi as well for $19.99 but neither of us are into sashimi so we were glad to not have to pay for that. We were pleasantly greeted when we came in the place was not busy at all.”
Chido + Padre’s Restaurant In Buckhead. 128 E Andrews Dr NW Atlanta, GA 30305 Phone number (404) 848-9100. A Yelper said:“This used to be smoke belly but they’ve clearly replaced that old concept into something much more AMAZING with incredible food and drinks!”
Recess, 99-V Krog St Atlanta, GA 30307 Phone number(404) 596-8396. A Yelper said: “Serving up salads, bowls, soups, avocado toasts and sandwiches, Recess is new to the scene and one of the healthy-ish options available at Krog Street Market.” Castellucci Hospitality Group Monday Introduced The “Healthy-Ish” Concept In Inman Park.
Ms. Icey’s Kitchen, 1371 Clairmont Rd Decatur, GA 30033 Phone number (404) 963-7871. A Yelper said: “The portions were plentiful and right now it’s BYOB so that was nice. The ambiance is nice! You can be casual or dressy. The DJ was on point, Cedrick our server was great and attentive as was all of the staff. The manager and owner both came to check on us which was great. This new establishment has gotten off to a great start! I WILL BE BACK!”
CraftHall Kitchen Update: This business has closed.
Opens In Sandy Springs 1165 Perimeter Ctr W Ste 303 Atlanta, GA 30346. One Yelper said: “Crafthall kitchen is an interesting concept. It is four restaurants in one: Fried Chicken, Brunch, Salad, and Sandwich. You order your meal from an iPad. You can look back to the kitchen, but you don’t really interact with anyone. It is a little strange at first, but it probably keeps costs lower. I enjoyed the meal I received from the fried chicken restaurant. They have two different types of breadings, several different sides, and many different types of combinations.
“I had Chicken with Waffles. The Chicken was great, the waffles were okay. I probably won’t get it again, but the Chicken was good enough to come back. Expect to spend about $10 a plate.”
Red Pepper Taqueria: 3135 Piedmont Rd Atlanta, GA 30305 Phone number(404) 869-2773. One Yelper said: “My friends and I had the time of our life here! It is not easy finding places that offer bottomless mimosas in Atlanta – but they do. It is only $15 and an extra $3 if you want a flavor added. I had the strawberry mimosas….they were GREAT!”
Chai Yo Modern Thai : 3050 Peachtree Rd NW Atlanta, GA 30305. A Yelper said: “The coconut ice cream, the whipped cream and the chocolate cake was divineeee.”
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Book and literature lovers are invited to attend the Atlanta African-American Book Expo, which will be held Sat, December 1, 2018 12 – 6 PM EST at Stonecrest Mall, 2929 Turner Hill Rd, Lithonia GA 30038.
This is a literary, music and film expo, which is free to the public, but there will be some select paid events.There will be a celebrity breakfast, a paint and sip and more.
Atlanta African-American Book Expo: Everything you need to know
The book expo will feature vets and independents authors, music execs, film producers/filmmakers, radio personalities, reality stars, bloggers and entrepreneurs in an elegant setting where they can meet and greet new target audiences and engage with old fans and mingle as well.
This event promises not to disappoint as the itinerary has something for everyone. due to the overwhelming response, we had to move the venue Downtown Atlanta to accommodate the capacity.
THE BOOK CLUBS, READERS, FILM MAKERS, BLOGGERS, and interested parties became so large with confirmed attendees for the Expo we wanted to ensure everyone was comfortable.
As of 8/20 , here is the new updated info.
THE host hotels Marriott Fairfield and Hilton Garden Hotel, however there are many hotels to choose from.If you need assistant please email all questions to bookboutiqueatl@gmail.com
MBP Publications./ Book Boutique… Atlanta African American Book Expo Event Line up
Nov 30 MBP Publications Paint and Sip
6pm-10pm
$45.00 Paint and Sip Party
Catered Food on Sell available for purchase $27.50 a plate or , our specialty Seafood Delight Plate $32.00 per plate ( includes shrimp , corn, steak or chicken , salmon, dirty rice and scallops all served in a ,pineapple)
27.50 Entree includes the following:
Entree Choice of 1 meat)
Lobster Tails
Skirt Steak
Baked Chicken
Whiting fish ( fried)
Salad, Rice, Greens, Macaroni and Chesse, green beans)
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Book Boutique Celebrity Author Breakfast
BOOKS AND Bottles Breakfast WITH Panel Discussion-includes a glass of mimosa ( holds 125 people) Guest speaker will be announced–$27.50 ( including lobster tails) not including book
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Book Expo Signing @ Stone Crest Mall and Book Boutique fom 12pm-6pm author tables $125.00 double author tables $200.00
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The new year is starting off festive for the city. Atlanta Cultural Fest is a three-day event geared towards encouraging the further acceptance and appreciation for African culture in Atlanta. The festival is slated for Friday, Jan 18, 2019, 12:00 PM and Sunday, Jan 20, 2019, 6:00 PM EST.
From networking opportunities to showcases and workshops, ACF will use a weekend to immerse you in all things Africa. Special guests, mixing and mingling, cultural cuisine, and an all around good time. African Cultural Fest 2018. Get your tickets, and we’ll see you there!
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Namasdrake is a monthly yoga class set to the smooth tunes of Drake.The yoga class is taught by Bailey B, who says, ‘He’s so sensitive, but at the same time he has these really hard hip-hop songs… it’s like the yin and yang of yoga.’The class is an hour-long vinyasa flow session, where you can find your zen while having a groove. You’re guaranteed to walk out full of ‘Energy’.Complimentary wine will be served after class and light-food will be available for purchase to attendees.Please bring your own yoga mat!SCHEDULE:7:30 PM- Check-in8:00 PM- 9:00 PM Drake Theme Yoga9:00 PM- 10:00 PM Wine, Mingle and Grub!!!ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:Bailey Brinson is a certified yoga teacher, author, self-help speaker and entrepreneur with 8 Years Practicing 7 teaching. My passion for teaching Yoga comes from a strong desire to inspire people to be their best selves. Yoga was a tool that helped me tap into my infinite potential and I wanted to share this marvelous gift with the world. -
A former NBA wife, who once sported high heels and money as the source of her power and self-esteem, offers readers a beautiful garment of praise to God who faithfully raised her from the ashes of a failed life in center court.
Author and speaker Dr. Siohvaughn Funches’ You Gotta Let God Finish!, which originated as a life-changing message God once spoke to her despairing and confused heart, released as her second inspirational book, Oct. 2018. Funches hopes the book’s 188 pages will act as a powerful healing balm to deliver readers from the ledge of despair and brokenness—where she once lived—to renewed faith in a God who finishes what He starts.
“God came to restore my worth, removing every lie ever told me through the mouth of man and the media,” Funches says. “When it comes down to it, no one can speak on our worth, because it cannot be measured. My worth, and yours, is priceless!”
Throughout the book, Funches administers biblical comfort to the frustrated, confused and those readers who question God’s love and ability to set them free, like she once did. “My friend, the truth is that I know hardships all too well, and have become acquainted with the process and pains of letting God finish. I know well the weight of waiting on the promise of God to manifest. I have danced with despair, entertained doubt, and confessed with tear-filled eyes ‘I give up!‘” she admits.
“God used the lives of many men and women throughout the Bible to reveal His heart and His ways to me so I wouldn’t be burdened. All of these people’s lives are good examples, but the greatest is the example of the life of God Himself as He walked it out here on the earth as Jesus,” Funches says. “Then He began to minister to me about my own life, and had me look back over times when I let Him finish and the rewards I received for doing so. I know it will help transform and equip you to attain all that God has promised.”
She also discusses the healing she experienced from God after suffering from years of abuse. “I am healed! My mind, emotions, heart, and soul have been healed from years of abuse from someone I loved deeply. God gave me beauty for those ashes, healed my heart, and even blessed me to love again!” Funches concludes.
Funches briefly mentions her heated, decade-long public breakup with who used to be one of professional sport’s most celebrated athletes in You Gotta Let God Finish as a testimony of God’s faithfulness.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority’s “Pride in Our Heritage Tour” is happening In Atlanta on Saturday, November 17, 2018 7-9:30 PM EST at Morehouse College.
Hosted by the Deltas’ Marietta-Roswell Alumnae Chapter, the Pride in Our Heritage Tour will be held at The Ginger Sullivan Auditorium & Atrium at the Morehouse School of Medicine 720 Westview Drive, SW Atlanta, GA 30310.
Attendees can expect an eclectic artistic fusion of jazz, petry, and intriguing conversation with Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole and Susan L. Taylor.
The event will also feature performances by Poet Laureate Hank Stewart, Jazz Artist Rhonda Thomas and the Atlanta Metropolitan Community African Dancers & Drummers.
Guest Check-in & Welcome Experience 6:00PM | Program begins at 7:00PM
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If you’re looking for a weekend party that costs absolutely nothing. Just east of Midtown Atlanta, you’ll find the Rum Punch Brunch Street Dance at Sound Table.On Sunday, November 4, 2018, experience Caribbean culture in the streets on the Edgewood Ave strip. Yes, we are partying in the street Jamaican Independence style!The event will feature 10 DJs. 1 Special Guest. 2 Great Hosts.Enjoy:Endless Rum Punch.Gourmet Caribbean Food.The Best Vibe!Menu includes:Jerk Wings, Elote (Mexican Street Corn), Shrimp Chorizo Tacos, Japanese Fried Tacos, Veggie Tacos, Festivals. -
Come attend one of the LARGEST SOLD OUT Trap & Paint Day Party presented by Paint and Pour Atlanta.
Join us as V103’s DJ Mono and Mr. ALL WHITE rock the crowd!
Our Sip & Paint parties are LIT with the hottest entertainment and cannot be duplicated and ALWAYS SELL OUT!
Not only do you get to paint but you also get to party and listen to TRAP MUSIC.
Doors open at 3:30pm
Painting starts promptly from 4-6pm
Check out our last event on IG @paintandpouratlanta
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Come out to West Midtown’s Top Golf for a day party celebrating Morehouse and Spelman College’s Homecoming. Spelhouse Golf Jam 2018 promises to be fun, lively outing for all involved. The distinguished Morehouse men will pack the place as they try to get their Tiger (Panther) Woods on. But don’t sleep on the Spelmanites!
Spelhouse Golf Jam 2018 is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 26, 2018 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Top Golf, 1600 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318. Registration for the golf tournament begins at 11am.
Spelhouse Golf Jam 2018: Oct. 26
Not a golfer? No problem. You have the option to kick back and enjoy the day party which will include entertainment, food and an exclusive V.I.P. section. This event is a shot-gun start with several prizes offered for players, networking and fun! The Tournament will feature a raffle for prizes.
Proceeds from this event will allow our organization to continue to provide financial support to eligible Morehouse College students who need assistance with tuition, books, housing, or something as vital, yet essential, as a meal card for the semester.
The Golf Tournament and Day Party will also give you an opportunity to interact with alumni and students, as well as corporate partners in a fun and festive environment.
This is an event you don’t want to miss! If you are unable to join us, please consider forwarding this information to others you think may be willing to play, party or make a donation.
The Morehouse College National Alumni Association is a 501(c)(3) organization, therefore, your donations are tax-deductible. We are also eligible to receive matching gift donations.
