Get ready, Atlanta foodies: Habaneros, the acclaimed Mexican eatery from owner Omar Lugo, is bringing its bold flavors to the heart of Midtown.
When Is Habeneros Opening in Atlanta?
The restaurant’s first Georgia location will open at 1000 Spring Street Northwest, Suite 250, Atlanta, GA 30309, in early December, anchoring the new Spring Quarter development.
This marks the brand’s exciting entry into the Peach State, joining a wave of fresh dining options in one of the city’s bustling neighborhoods.
What to Expect Inside
Habaneros promises a full-service restaurant and bar with seating for around 140 guests.
Highlights include an open-air patio that seamlessly flows into the main dining area, perfect for enjoying Atlanta’s mild winters.
The interior design draws inspiration from Mexico’s ancient architecture, using natural materials and rich textural details to create an immersive vibe that transports diners straight to the country’s cultural heartland.
At the bar, expect more than classic margaritas. Lugo and his team are shaking things up with modern mixology techniques and a diverse selection of spirits.
A Menu Rooted in Mexico’s Streets and Traditions
Habaneros fuses Mexico’s time-honored cuisine with its lively street food scene.
Look forward to staples like mole, tacos, and ceviche, all crafted with authentic regional recipes. The focus? Preserving genuine Mexican tastes and techniques while updating the presentation for a contemporary dining experience.
Behind the Brand: The Habs Group
Habaneros is part of Lugo’s Habs Group, a restaurant collective currently operating four unique concepts across various markets. The lineup includes:
- Social: A Peruvian spot
- Whiskey Kitchen: An American eatery nodding to Nashville vibes
- AWIS Taqueria: A fast-casual taqueria inspired by Mexico City’s taco stands
Opening Soon
Mark your calendars: Habaneros aims to welcome its first guests during the first week of December.
Stay tuned to AtlantaFi.com for updates, menu previews, and opening day details. This spot is poised to become a new Midtown favorite!
The ATL has other cool eateries as well. If you’re gluten-free, there’s plenty of options. Same goes for keto-friendly restaurants or Asian fare in Atlanta.
