Jolene Jolene Opens on Atlanta’s Eastside

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If you ever want to catch up on some local women’s sports on flat-screen TVs, Jolene Jolene is the place to be. The the culinary pop-up inside of Brick and Mortar recently opened at Pullman Yards on Atlanta’s eastside.

Since its July 4 opening, Jolene Jolene has been featuring sport-themed drinks like the Sporty Spice Margarita and bar fare including smashburgers and dumplings, with a focus on women’s games.

The pop-up comes from sports bar by Chelsea Fishman, a restaurateur looking to shake up Atlanta’s dining scene. We’re guessing she’s a Dolly Parton fan from the pop-up’s name.

What’s On the Menu at Jolene Jolene?

Although Brick and Mortar’s menu focuses on Asian fusion, Fishman teamed up with the staff to craft cocktails and introduce new sports bar items like burgers and wings.

The eatery’s hours are:

  • Wed-Fri: 5PM-close
  • Sat-Sun: 11AM-close

Where Is Jolene Jolene Located?

Jolene Jolene is located in the Kirkwood neighborhood on Atlanta’s eastside at 225 Rogers St NE #11, Atlanta, Georgia 30317. Here’s a map to help you find it.

Final Word

If you want to check out some other food spots in the area, here are the best restaurants in Buckhead. Or you might like to read our Buckhead Steak Guide to find all the best eateries offering mouth-watering prime cuts.

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