A new Atlanta restaurant is coming to Midtown Atlanta’s Colony Square in the new Politan Row development. Rumi’s Kitchen is slated for the high-profile corner of 14th and Peachtree Street.
When Is Rumi’s Kitchen Opening In Atlanta?
Rumi’s Kitchen, specializing in authentic Persian cuisine, is set to open its doors later in June 2021.
Rumi’s Kitchen comes to us from renowned Chef Ali Mesghali, who has partnered with North American Properties (NAP) to bring the establishment to the Colony Square development.
Rumi’s Kitchen Opening In Colony Square in Midtown Atlanta
“We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to bring Rumi’s Kitchen inside the perimeter and share our passion for innovative culinary experiences and delicious food with Midtown’s diverse community,” Chef Mesghali said in a written statement. “Our team has experienced firsthand how NAP creates value by activating the public realm at Avalon, and we are eager to see the same experiential strategy come to life at Colony Square.”
This is the third Rumi’s Kitchen in metro Atlanta. There is one in Alpharetta as well as Sandy Springs.
Rumi’s Kitchen in Midtown Atlanta will encompass a 4,833-square-foot space that will also feature a 1,500-square-foot outdoor patio.
Where is Rumi’s Kitchen Located in Midtown Atlanta?
Rumi’s Kitchen is at Colony Square at 1197 Peachtree Street NW, Atlanta, GA. Here is a map to help you find it.
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