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Delbar founder invites Atlantans to Eden, a massive restaurant, speakeasy,...
A rendering of EdenCourtesy of Archie Bolden Fares Kargar just wanted a place to hang out. He loves drinking and dining with friends at Delilah and Mila in Miami, but since he runs Delbar and Bibi in...
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Photos: Bad Bunny performs at State Farm Arena
Bad BunnyPhotograph by Perry Julien Puerto Rican rapper Benito Martínez Ocasio, better known as Bad Bunny, played to a sold-out crowd at State Farm Arena on the first night of his two-night run in...
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A love letter to WREK
Over 50 hours of WREK’s weekly programming are dedicated to specialty shows.Courtesy of WREK Radio You can learn a lot from local radio. Wherever I travel, I make a point of listening to nearby...
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Strangers in Paradise, from the Ladybird team, transports guests to the...
Inside Strangers in ParadisePhoto by Andrew Thomas Lee Michael Lennox and his Electric Hospitality team know what it takes to make a BeltLine bar a success. Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall has been...
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Essential Southern beach trips
Panama City BeachPhoto by Andrew Wardlow There are a few things you can always count on if you travel along the Southern coast. Pillowy mounds of soft, fine sand. Warm, sunny days punctuated by...
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5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: May 16-22
The Indie Craft Experience market returns this weekend.Photograph by Isadora Pennington Exhibit opening of Rhythm and Resilience: The Artistry of Sam Middleton When: May 17, 6:30-9 p.m. Where: Hammonds...
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After two years, the Porter Beer Bar finally reopens
Molly Gunn and Nick Rutherford opened the Porter Beer Bar Little Five Points in 2008, growing a steady following of beer connoisseurs and locals who appreciated the warmth and creativity the pub...
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The mocktail gets its moment
The Zero Co. carries a wide variety of nonalcoholic spirits and mixers.Photograph courtesy of the Zero Co. When I first got sober a decade ago, there weren’t many alternatives to liquor, beer, or wine...
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Is a craft beer-pocalypse coming for Atlanta?
Craft beer sales fell by 2 percent nationwide last year, with over 385 breweries shutting their doors.Photograph by Klaus Vedfelt/Getty Images When Sam Kazmer ranks 2023 as the worst year of his life,...
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The Royal Peacock is one of Atlanta’s last remaining third places
The Royal Peacock in the 1960sPhotograph by AP Photo/Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Skip Mason Archives 186 ½ Auburn Avenue is a landmark in itself. The small, nondescript two-story brick building has...
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Using rap songs as evidence in criminal cases can miss the punchline
My favorite part of a rap record is a good punchline. The best punches catch you off guard, leaving you laughing or crying so much that you literally feel like you’ve been punched in the gut. I love...
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Celebrating 50 years, Mellow Mushroom co-founder shares the story of the...
Co-founder Weinstein stands in front of the original Mellow Mushroom in MidtownCourtesy of Mellow Mushroom From bright colors and psychedelic art to its slightly sweet crust, Mellow Mushroom stands out...
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Celebrate the sunny side of Pride
St. Pete Pride St. Pete-Clearwater offers visitors top-rated beaches, a burgeoning arts and cultural scene and a bevy of outdoor activities. But perhaps its most enticing draw is a welcoming community...
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Sprinkle Cookie aims to elicit joy with colorful, cake ball-like treats
Trent Lammers and Matthew Giordano’s story started like many small businesses—during the pandemic. Lammers was laid off from his job at CNN, and Giordano, a dentist, was diagnosed with a heart...
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A new SCAD-produced docuseries focuses on food as a force for cultural...
Chef Terry Koval talks with director and SCAD student Astrid Sims during the taping of chefATL’s fourth episodePhotograph by Jenna Weisenbach of SCAD Atlanta Food is good in many more ways than one....
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The Two Most Common Questions About Porcelain Veneers – Answered!
Imagine this: You’re ready to confidently step into the next chapter of your life. A radiant smile can be your secret weapon, propelling you towards your goals and unlocking new possibilities....
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5 Atlanta events you won’t want to miss: May 23-29
Atlanta Jazz Fest takes place this weekend. Atlanta Jazz Festival When: May 25-27 Where: Piedmont Park Cost: Free Details: This Piedmont Park music festival is an Atlanta Memorial Day weekend...
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Space Queen brings bright vintage to Candler Park
It’s impossible not to notice the bright exterior at the corner of Oakdale Road and McLendon Avenue in Candler Park. Painted saturated tones of purple, pink, and green, the building formerly housed a...
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Nicky’s Undefeated Philadelphia-style sandwich and slice shop opening in...
Italian hoagieCourtesy of Michael Lo Salaryman’s Michael Lo and longtime buddy Walt Gebelein often commiserate about the lack of Philadelphia-style sandwich shops in Atlanta. They crave cheesesteaks,...
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Believe it or not, malls continue to be the epicenter of Atlanta shopping
The new Christian Louboutin boutique in Phipps Plaza, with its iconic red carpetPhotograph by James Cool It might seem counterintuitive given pandemic and postpandemic shopping habits, but malls are...
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