From tiki-style classics above a beer garden and chrysanthemum martinis at a Laotian food pop-up to Singapore Slings at a Westside listening lounge and Pisco Sours in Poncey-Highland by Updated Oct 13, 2022, 1:15pm EDT
View as Map Tortuga y Chango. | Ryan Fleisher Despite the hurdles caused by the pandemic over the last two years, bartenders continue to innovate how cocktails are created and served in Atlanta. Now, in addition to grabbing a seat at the bar for cocktails, many establishments are putting greater emphasis on outdoor seating and spacious patios, drink kits, or serving to-go cocktails. This cocktail map highlights some of Atlanta’s newest drinking destinations to consider checking out this month, most with ample outdoor seating, too. Is this map missing a new bar offering great cocktails or a cocktail pop-up Eater should check out for the next update? Send Eater Atlanta the details via the tipline. Atlanta Restaurants Serving Non-Alcoholic Cocktails That Are Anything But Boring Read More Indoor-outdoor bar and entertainment venue Westside Motor Lounge is now open at Echo Street West, a development rising along the Westside Beltline Connector trail on the edge of the English Avenue neighborhood. And it includes not one, but two bars on the property with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy on pleasant days in the A. Look for takes on classic cocktails and shaken drinks inspired by Atlanta’s westside neighborhoods from the bar at the restaurant on site. Or, head over to cocktail and listening lounge West Bar for drinks such as the Georgia Gold Rush with bourbon and peach bitters or the bourbon and coconut rum-based Left Palm. There’s also classic cocktails here, including a martini and Sidecar.
Chef Nick Leahy is back with a new restaurant in Brookwood Hills, this time a casual spot called the Usual serving everything from burgers and hanger steak to seafood and dumplings and loaded French fries. Leahy tapped Nick’s Westside beverage director Matt Gibbons to create cocktails to pair with the food on the menu here. This includes classics like the Aviation, French 75, and Paper Plane, along with takes on the Hemingway daiquiri, a vodka spritz, and a lemongrass-infused gin cocktail with vermouth, aperitivo, and melon bitters.
By Weight and Measure Bar @ the Collective at CodaCopy LinkBy Weight and Measure is where Ian Carlson melds the scientific process with the creation of cocktails behind the bar. Partnering with Joystick Gamebar and Georgia Beer Garden owners Johnny Martinez and Brandon Ley, Carlson gathers inspiration for drinks from his surroundings and experiences, then breaks down the steps to create recipes resulting in flavorful, well-balanced cocktails and non-alcoholic mixed beverages. Expect cocktails like an ode to Jimmy Carter in the Peanut Farmer made with a peanut butter-washed bourbon and Coca-Cola bitters Carlson makes himself and the Git Up, Git Out combining house-made strawberry gin with lemon-mint cordial and soda water.
The neighborhood of Summerhill now includes a Mexican restaurant and tequila bar among its restaurant ranks. Backed by Helio Bernal of mobile kitchen the Real Mexican Vittles, D Boca N Boca centers on dishes and recipes inspired by Bernal’s family in Veracruz on the Gulf Coast of Mexico and in the Yucatán. Expect street tacos, pollo asado, and ceviches, as well as aguachile from Sinaloa and Monterey and huachinango (Veracruz-style roasted red snapper) paired with cocktails like the Charro Negro with reposado, Coca-Cola simple syrup, black walnut bitters, and citrus. The bar serves plenty of margaritas and micheladas, too, along with local and Mexican beers, wines by the glass and bottle, and even mezcal and tequila flights.
Now open in the former Escorpion space on Peachtree, the menu at El Valle showcases the vast variety of ingredients and flavors found in dishes throughout Mexico. This also includes the cocktails here, including the Contigo Aprendi made with sous vide pineapple rum and maraschino chile guero and the silver tequila and mezcal cocktail Vivir Mi Vida mixed with tomato honey cordial. Pair drinks with dishes like the soft shell crab served atop polenta, octopus quesadilla, or a whole branzino with capers wrapped in a hoja santa leaf (Mexican pepperleaf). Reservations for dinner encouraged.
Mambo Zombi above Georgia Beer GardenCopy LinkLed by longtime Atlanta bartender Kysha Cyrus, Mambo Zombi hides just above Georgia Beer Garden, hardly visible from its perch there along Edgewood Avenue. Folks enter via an outside stairway along the side of the building leading to the second floor where they soon enter a space where macabre decor mixes with boho chic design, giving Mambo Zombi a creepily comfortable vibe. Expect tiki-style drinks and classic cocktails here, including the Singapore Sling, Mai Tai, Harvey Wallbanger, and Ti Punch, along with original drinks such as the Elote made with Haitian rhum, house-made corn milk, and condensed milk from Cyrus.
Sign up for the newsletter Eater AtlantaSign up for our newsletter. Laotian pop-up So So Fed is one of three pop-ups now in residence at Full Commission, joining Polish pop-up Brave Wojtek and Taiwanese-American pop-up Mighty Hans at the Grant Park restaurant. So So Fed serves dinner Sunday through Tuesday, offering dishes like Hat Yai fried chicken, lemongrass pork ribs, and chicken heart laab on the menu. For those looking to wet their whistles with a cocktail, expect drinks like Bitter Melon Punch, Papaya Mountain Mint Shrub Royale, and a chrysanthemum martini from former 8ARM general manager and bartender Joshua Fryer.
Chef Arnaldo Castillo finally opened this Peruvian restaurant in Poncey-Highland after running his pop-up La Chingana for over a year. Partnering with Atlanta restaurateur Howard Hsu of neighboring Sweet Auburn BBQ. Tio Lucho’s is an ode to Castillo’s father, who was known for his ceviches. The restaurant bears his father’s affectionate nickname (Tio Lucho or “Uncle Luis”), given to him while working in Peruvian restaurants throughout Atlanta. The menu blends Peruvian techniques and recipes with Southern ingredients and leans into coastal Peruvian seafood dishes like tiradito (similar to sashimi) and a few favorites from La Chingana. As with the food, expect cocktails inspired by Peruvian flavors and traditional drinks, like the chilcano, a cross between a Peruvian pisco sour and a Moscow mule. There’s also Spanish and Latin American wines available by the glass and bottle.
This Floribian (Floridan and Caribbean) restaurant and rum bar opened over the summer, taking over a 1950s-era commercial building along Moreland Avenue. Dine on guava barbecue ribs, plates of jerk chicken, rice and beans, and handmade empanadas paired with rum cocktails like the Mai Tai and Hurricane. The bar also features over 30 rums to try.
What began as a series of mezcal dinners at El Tesoro led to the opening of this mezcal bar and restaurant from Alan Raines and Samantha Eaves. Taking over the former Lawrence’s Cafe space, Tortuga y Chango builds a bridge between chef Hugo Suastegui’s hometown of Acapulco and the Pacific coast of Guerrero, Mexico, in the food and drinks on the menu. Cocktails created by beverage director Orestes Cruz feature small producer mezcals and tequila in drinks like the El Corazon made with mezcal, fino sherry, and cynar or the El Alacran with Abasolo corn whiskey, reposado tequila, and rum. Cruz creates most of the cordials, bitters, and syrups used in his cocktails, too.
Seafood restaurant Boho 115 took over the former Square Pub space on Decatur Square this winter and transformed it into a breezy, multi-level spot for ceviches, fresh fish, Argentinian steak, and empanadas. Head here for a pisco sour, caipirinha, or classic daiquiri as well as fish camp punches, a take on the Tequila Sunrise, and even Fernet and Coke.
Now open in Chamblee, this distillery is where a modern art gallery meets a spirits maker and cocktail bar. Owned by Seth Watson, Distillery of Modern Art features a distillery producing vodka, gin, whiskey, and liqueurs, a tasting room and cocktail bar, and retail and art exhibition spaces all under one roof. For those looking to try out the distillery’s spirits in a cocktail, pop over to the bar in the tasting room, which serves drinks like a vodka tonic, a bourbon Old Fashioned, classic and dirty martinis, and a New York sour. Distillery tours are set to begin this fall, but the bar is typically open starting at 5 p.m. Follow on Instagram for distillery updates, new cocktail drops, and events taking place each week.
While the congenial Venezuelan restaurant owned by Lisbet Hernandez might not be new, the rum bar with its refreshing selection of cocktails sure is, along with a recently debuted covered patio out front. Now folks can order one of Hernandez’s delicious arepas or cachapas paired with sangria, mojitos, and other cocktails like the Guarapita de Parchita made with white rum, angostura bitters, and fresh passionfruit and lime juices or the aged Venezuelan rum carupano-based La Morenaza. There’s even a Venezuelan-style Bloody Mary on the menu garnished with arepitas fritas (mini arepas).
Link copied to the clipboard. Indoor-outdoor bar and entertainment venue Westside Motor Lounge is now open at Echo Street West, a development rising along the Westside Beltline Connector trail on the edge of the English Avenue neighborhood. And it includes not one, but two bars on the property with plenty of outdoor seating to enjoy on pleasant days in the A. Look for takes on classic cocktails and
shaken drinks inspired by Atlanta’s westside neighborhoods from the bar at the restaurant on site. Or, head over to cocktail and listening lounge West Bar for drinks such as the Georgia Gold Rush with bourbon and peach bitters or the bourbon and coconut rum-based Left Palm. There’s also classic cocktails here, including a martini and Sidecar. Chef Nick Leahy is back with a new restaurant in Brookwood Hills, this time a casual spot called the
Usual serving everything from burgers and hanger steak to seafood and dumplings and loaded French fries. Leahy tapped Nick’s Westside beverage director Matt Gibbons to create cocktails to pair with the food on the menu here. This includes classics like the Aviation, French 75, and Paper Plane, along with takes on the Hemingway daiquiri, a vodka spritz, and a lemongrass-infused gin cocktail with vermouth, aperitivo, and melon bitters. By Weight and Measure is where Ian Carlson melds the scientific process with the creation of cocktails behind the bar. Partnering with Joystick Gamebar and Georgia
Beer Garden owners Johnny Martinez and Brandon Ley, Carlson gathers inspiration for drinks from his surroundings and experiences, then breaks down the steps to create recipes resulting in flavorful, well-balanced cocktails and non-alcoholic mixed beverages. Expect cocktails like an ode to Jimmy Carter in the Peanut Farmer made with a peanut butter-washed bourbon and Coca-Cola bitters Carlson makes himself and the Git Up, Git Out combining house-made strawberry gin with lemon-mint cordial and
soda water. The neighborhood of Summerhill now includes a Mexican restaurant and tequila bar among its restaurant ranks. Backed by Helio Bernal of mobile kitchen the
Real Mexican Vittles, D Boca N Boca centers on dishes and recipes inspired by Bernal’s family in Veracruz on the Gulf Coast of Mexico and in the Yucatán. Expect street tacos, pollo asado, and ceviches, as well as aguachile from Sinaloa and Monterey and huachinango (Veracruz-style roasted red snapper) paired with cocktails like the Charro Negro with reposado, Coca-Cola simple syrup, black walnut bitters, and citrus. The bar serves plenty of margaritas and micheladas, too, along with local and
Mexican beers, wines by the glass and bottle, and even mezcal and tequila flights.
El Valle Kitchen and BarNow open in the former Escorpion space on Peachtree, the menu at El Valle showcases the vast variety of ingredients and flavors found in dishes throughout Mexico. This also includes the cocktails here, including the Contigo Aprendi made with sous vide pineapple rum and maraschino chile guero and the silver tequila and mezcal cocktail Vivir Mi Vida mixed with tomato honey cordial. Pair drinks with dishes like the soft shell crab served atop polenta, octopus quesadilla, or a whole branzino with capers wrapped in a hoja santa leaf (Mexican pepperleaf). Reservations for dinner encouraged.
Mambo Zombi above Georgia Beer GardenLed by longtime Atlanta bartender Kysha Cyrus, Mambo Zombi hides just above Georgia Beer Garden, hardly visible from its perch there along Edgewood Avenue. Folks enter via an outside stairway along the side of the building leading to the second floor where they soon enter a space where macabre decor mixes with boho chic design, giving Mambo Zombi a creepily comfortable vibe. Expect tiki-style drinks and classic cocktails here, including the Singapore Sling, Mai Tai, Harvey Wallbanger, and Ti Punch, along with original drinks such as the Elote made with Haitian rhum, house-made corn milk, and condensed milk from Cyrus.
So So Fed at Full CommissionLaotian pop-up So So Fed is one of three pop-ups now in residence at Full Commission, joining Polish pop-up Brave Wojtek and Taiwanese-American pop-up Mighty Hans at the Grant Park restaurant. So So Fed serves dinner Sunday through Tuesday, offering dishes like Hat Yai fried chicken, lemongrass pork ribs, and chicken heart laab on the menu. For those looking to wet their whistles with a cocktail, expect drinks like Bitter Melon Punch, Papaya Mountain Mint Shrub Royale, and a chrysanthemum martini from former 8ARM general manager and bartender Joshua Fryer.
Tio Lucho'sChef Arnaldo Castillo finally opened this Peruvian restaurant in Poncey-Highland after running his pop-up La Chingana for over a year. Partnering with Atlanta restaurateur Howard Hsu of neighboring Sweet Auburn BBQ. Tio Lucho’s is an ode to Castillo’s father, who was known for his ceviches. The restaurant bears his father’s affectionate nickname (Tio Lucho or “Uncle Luis”), given to him while working in Peruvian restaurants throughout Atlanta. The menu blends Peruvian techniques and recipes with Southern ingredients and leans into coastal Peruvian seafood dishes like tiradito (similar to sashimi) and a few favorites from La Chingana. As with the food, expect cocktails inspired by Peruvian flavors and traditional drinks, like the chilcano, a cross between a Peruvian pisco sour and a Moscow mule. There’s also Spanish and Latin American wines available by the glass and bottle.
Wylie & RumThis Floribian (Floridan and Caribbean) restaurant and rum bar opened over the summer, taking over a 1950s-era commercial building along Moreland Avenue. Dine on guava barbecue ribs, plates of jerk chicken, rice and beans, and handmade empanadas paired with rum cocktails like the Mai Tai and Hurricane. The bar also features over 30 rums to try.
Tortuga y ChangoWhat began as a series of mezcal dinners at El Tesoro led to the opening of this mezcal bar and restaurant from Alan Raines and Samantha Eaves. Taking over the former Lawrence’s Cafe space, Tortuga y Chango builds a bridge between chef Hugo Suastegui’s hometown of Acapulco and the Pacific coast of Guerrero, Mexico, in the food and drinks on the menu. Cocktails created by beverage director Orestes Cruz feature small producer mezcals and tequila in drinks like the El Corazon made with mezcal, fino sherry, and cynar or the El Alacran with Abasolo corn whiskey, reposado tequila, and rum. Cruz creates most of the cordials, bitters, and syrups used in his cocktails, too.
BOHO115Seafood restaurant Boho 115 took over the former Square Pub space on Decatur Square this winter and transformed it into a breezy, multi-level spot for ceviches, fresh fish, Argentinian steak, and empanadas. Head here for a pisco sour, caipirinha, or classic daiquiri as well as fish camp punches, a take on the Tequila Sunrise, and even Fernet and Coke.
Distillery of Modern ArtNow open in Chamblee, this distillery is where a modern art gallery meets a spirits maker and cocktail bar. Owned by Seth Watson, Distillery of Modern Art features a distillery producing vodka, gin, whiskey, and liqueurs, a tasting room and cocktail bar, and retail and art exhibition spaces all under one roof. For those looking to try out the distillery’s spirits in a cocktail, pop over to the bar in the tasting room, which serves drinks like a vodka tonic, a bourbon Old Fashioned, classic and dirty martinis, and a New York sour. Distillery tours are set to begin this fall, but the bar is typically open starting at 5 p.m. Follow on Instagram for distillery updates, new cocktail drops, and events taking place each week.
Arepa MiaWhile the congenial Venezuelan restaurant owned by Lisbet Hernandez might not be new, the rum bar with its refreshing selection of cocktails sure is, along with a recently debuted covered patio out front. Now folks can order one of Hernandez’s delicious arepas or cachapas paired with sangria, mojitos, and other cocktails like the Guarapita de Parchita made with white rum, angostura bitters, and fresh passionfruit and lime juices or the aged Venezuelan rum carupano-based La Morenaza. There’s even a Venezuelan-style Bloody Mary on the menu garnished with arepitas fritas (mini arepas).
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