City Tap Kitchen & Craft, one of the new Atlanta restaurants AtlantaFi.com told you about, opened on Super Bowl Sunday and is now serving.
The much-anticipated gastropub at Midtown at 848 Peachtreet St NE is located in the former space of Gordon Biersch, which closed in 2017.
Now serving: City Tap brewery in Midtown Atlanta
City Tap is a national brand that sprang up in Philadelphia in 2010. Today City Tap has breweries in Philadelphia’s University City and Logan Square, Washington, D.C.’s Penn Quarter and Dupont developments, Boston’s Fort Point and Nashville’s Sobro location.
“To properly represent the evolution of craft beer, we use our taps to show just how diverse craft beer can be, highlighting strong local brews, celebrating the success of long-standing regional partners, and enjoying centuries-old European traditions as well,” it says on City Tap’s website.
What’s on the menu at City Tap?
City Tap’s dinner menu has such delights as Wood-Fired Pizzas; Rabbit Pot Pie, made with braised rabbit, bacon, and vegetable stew baked in puff pastry; Grilled 14oz. Ribeye Frites, served with creamed collard greens and fingerling potatoes; and Goat Cheese & Apple Ravioli, served with pepperoncini. (See below for pictures of menu items).
City Tap Atlanta is spread out across 10,000 square feet of restaurant space with a covered patio, an expansive mezzanine with a full bar and two private dining spaces, and first-floor dining with seating for over 100.
Where is City Tap located in Atlanta?
City Tap is in Midtown Atlanta. The restaurant is located at 848 Peachtree Street NE Atlanta, Ga. 30308. Here is a map to help you get there.
What are City Tap’s hours?
City Tap is open from 3 p.m. to midnight Monday through Thursday, 3 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday, and 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Sundays. Lunch and brunch service are to follow in the coming months.
In addition to the new Atlanta location, a City Tap Kitchen & Craft is also slated for Chicago’s Fulton district in 2019.
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