Atlanta’s rooftop bar scene has really taken off lately and I’m here for it. No matter how much you love the city, it’s always nice to get a break from the hustle and bustle and escape. From Virtue Rooftop and the Drawbar in Midtown, to now Buckhead’s newest spot, St. Julep. The rooftop bar at the new Kimpton Hotel gives Miami vibes and the perfect change of scenery.
Read MoreWhether you’re a local or out-of-towner, the Drawbar has an ambiance with colorful cocktails and great food that everyone should experience. When you arrive to the Bellyard, you’ll take the elevator up to the lobby and once the doors open, you’ll step right into the Drawbar. There’s so much room to mix and mingle from the bar seats to comfy couches to fit your entire friend group.
Read MoreAtlanta’s weather has been showing out lately and it’s only right to get outside and enjoy it. It’s that perfect time of year when spring is near the end and the worst of the pollen has subsided. Not too hot and sweaty how it is during the summer, but just right. Peak rooftop and patio weather.
Read MoreIf mini golf and Top Golf had a baby, it’d be Puttshack. Newly opened on the Westside of Atlanta, Puttshack comes from the creators of Top Golf and is the first U.S. location (originally UK based). This tech-infused mini golf experience is the perfect activity for a day or night out in the city.
Read MoreIf you’ve had the chance to enjoy one of Slutty Vegan’s delicious plant based meals then you’ll definitely want to check out owner Pinky Cole’s newest spot, Bar Vegan. Cole collaborated with the owner of another popular Black-owned restaurant, Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks. Known for it’s ooey-gooey cheesesteaks, egg rolls and Dave’s famous seasoning. So what did two poppin’ Black-owned restaurants do? They fused their individual specialties into one and created a vegan cheesesteak concept, Dinkies.
Read MoreYou know those movie scenes when someone lets all their anger out in a super dramatic fashion and we all leave the theatre thinking “That would be so much fun to do.” Luckily if you live in Atlanta or visit anytime soon, there’s a place that lets you live out those splatter paint dreams.
Whether you’re feeling stressed, in a creative mood or simply want to try something different to unwind, splatter painting is the perfect activity to fit whatever mood you’re in. You get to have fun making a mess and don’t have to worry about cleaning up after.
Read MoreThai food is one of those cuisines that you can never get enough of. Who doesn’t love noodles, rice (especially fried) and spring rolls? It’s the perfect food to indulge in whether it’s take-out and you’re eating on the couch or dining in on the weekend. If you’re not an avid Thai foodie, you’ll at least be interested in trying some by the time you get through this post.
Read MoreThe beauty that North Carolina possesses doesn’t get talked about enough. Often overlooked when it comes to places in the U.S. to visit, but it has a lot to offer that people should know about it. So let’s start with Asheville. An artsy town just two hours from Charlotte, it has a vibe of its own with an abundance of things to do.
Read MoreNew York based hat company B.M. Franklin & Co has made its way to the Dirty South and found a new home in Buckhead. Brandon Franklin created the company in 2014, and just last week he opened a second shop in Atlanta’s Buckhead Village. The perfect spot for all of the timeless, eclectic and unique hats that are made by hand everyday in his store.
Read MoreHave you bought clothes during quarantine and still haven’t gotten to wear them anywhere (besides maybe the grocery store)? Same. Most of us thought we’d only experience this major life change for a few weeks, but now that spring and summer have both passed us, it looks like we’re going to have to take a rain check on those outfits.
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