Drinks & A Light Bite
Drinks & A Light Bite
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Mac McGee
Half-priced appetizers, Irish food, and their big local brew collection make us want to see this end of The Battery more often.
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The Elder Tree Public House
Elder Tree is EAV’s neighborhood Irish bar serving up cumberland pie and colcannon.
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Flying Fish Sushi Bar
Located near the entrance of the Chatt Works food hall, Flying Fish gives you the quality takes on the usual rolls and nigiri hits while leaving room for other vendors.
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Trap City Cafe
Follow the lines and loud music to T.I.'s solid restaurant and bar off Northside Drive.
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Esco Restaurant and Tapas
There's work to be done before the lively Peters Street eatery from 2 Chainz becomes one of your go-to downtown spots.
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Kinjo Room
We all know size matters, but rather than making us feel cramped, Kinjo Room in The Interlock makes us feel like we’re VIP’s fresh off a hot tip about an exclusive sushi spot.
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Dad's
We haven’t had a fried bologna sandwich since middle school, but one bite of the sandwich at Dad’s in Virginia Highland took us right back to those braceface days.
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Screamin' Weenies
After hours on Fridays and Saturdays, Banshee in EAV transforms into a late-night hang out spot with a DJ, dancing, and Screamin’ Weenies out on the back patio.
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Metro Diner & Bar
Metro Diner is downtown, smack dab in the middle of the hotel district, so there’s a weird mix of locals and out-of-towners at this diner and bar.
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Octopus Bar
Octopus Bar shares a space with its alternate daylight identity So Ba and doesn’t even open until 10:30pm.
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Punch Bowl Social
Punch Bowl Social is where you got after a Braves game when you want to eat, drink, bowl, sing karaoke, or play arcade games.
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The Painted Duck
Head to The Painted Duck in West Midtown for duckpin bowling, shuffleboard, and some of the most impressive bowling alley food you've ever had.
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Argosy
Go to Argosy in East Atlanta Village to drink a few beers and eat good bar food, or dance to DJs and play skee-ball in the back.
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Your Third Spot
Chattahoochee Row’s Your Third Spot has 27,000 square feet to fill with games and grub.
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El Viñedo Local
This cozy South American wine bar and tapas in Midtown shop is definitely the place we'd go if we're just looking for a quick glass of vino and a tiny empanada.
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Look Cinemas Brookhaven
Look Cinemas is easily one of the best places to watch a movie in the city.
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Ok Yaki
The popularity of Ok Yaki's crispy cabbage-based pancake, okonomiyaki, led to a brick and mortar in EAV.
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Westside Motor Lounge
We’ve found our favorite weekend hang at Westside Motor Lounge, which revamped three auto repair shops to create a spacious eat-and-play complex.