Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Mingle in Midtown at 10th & Piedmont

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Fig Jam Kitchen & Bar To Relocate to 12th & Midtown

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Globally Inspired American Restaurant to Open Early Fall 2013

The 12th & Midtown development team of Selig Enterprises, Daniel Corp. and partner Northwestern Mutual are pleased to announce that Fig Jam Kitchen & Bar will soon add its classic fare with a modern twist to the growing list of internationally inspired restaurants in the fast-growing mixed-use development district on Atlanta’s Midtown Mile. Fig Jam will relocate from Brookwood Place on Peachtree Street and open early fall 2013 at 77 12th, a 23-story mixed-use tower consisting of 330 luxury one-and-two-bedroom apartment homes atop more than 20,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.

"Fig Jam is a creative and unique dining destination in Atlanta, and we are honored to bring it to 12th & Midtown," said Shirley Gouffon, senior vice president of Selig Enterprises. “Our dining component showcases international cuisine, and Fig Jam perfectly exemplifies that with a new American menu that is local and authentic, yet internationally inspired.”

“We are excited about the new 12th & Midtown location because we feel our concept fits with the neighborhood, and the area is becoming very metropolitan with great diversity,” said Costanzo Astarita, Fig Jam Kitchen & Bar partner.

The new Fig Jam space will consist of 2,000 square feet, creating a more intimate and romantic experience for diners than the previous Brookwood location. Fresh, locally sourced and seasonally changing ingredients will be the focus of an approachable, American menu with global influences, with dynamic options to appeal to the Midtown audience.

Fig Jam will join 12th & Midtown’s current restaurants, including STK, Cucina Asellina, Ri Ra Irish Pub, RA Sushi, Mi Cocina and Piola; Café Intermezzo, Taco Diner, Tabla and Panera Bread are slated to open later this year.  

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Pasta da Pulcinella Review

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To sum up what I am about to write: AVOID THIS PLACE. I am not going to go into detail about how rude their waitstaff is but it ruined our entire meal. No matter how good their food is, I doubt you want to get yelled at by your waiter when you leave a 15% tip in front of the whole restaurant. The waitstaff is disrespectful and does the bare minimum to serve you. After leaving a 15% tip (even after horrible service), the waiter proceeded to flick me off in the restaurant before yelling at our table. The manager who was standing only 2 feet away also chose to ignore his waiter's actions and never reprimanded him or apologized to our table.
You may look on their Facebook and see great reviews and think I am in the wrong. Well I had a feeling they erase any negative review they may have so I took a screenshot of my review. Sure enough, this morning my post is gone from their Facebook.


I advise you to avoid this place. You will enjoy your meal but the service will ruin it. Avoid bringing friends, family or visitors from out of town because you will be embarrassed by the waiters that you chose a place like this to bring the people you love...unless you like seeing the people you love get yelled at with insults.

Monday, February 25, 2013

Mark Your Calendars for TWOs 6th Annual Rock N' Roll Wine Dinner

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Atlanta's most rockin' wine dinner is just around the corner at Two Urban Licks!

When:
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 6 p.m.

Where:
TWO urban licks
620 Ralph McGill Blvd.
Atlanta, GA 30306
404.522.4622

Details:
This year's festivities will feature 5 courses, 5 winemakers and of course, lots of wine!
Don't miss it! Save the date!

Dinner at LPC followed by Coucheron Performs Mendelssohn


Dinner at LPC followed by Coucheron Performs Mendelssohn: $43 per person

  
Coucheron Performs Mendelssohn 

Thursday, March 7th and Saturday, March 9th
Reservation times: 5:30 pm, 6:00 pm or 6:30 pm
Concert begins at 8:00 pm at Atlanta Symphony Hall

Roberto Abbado, conductor
David Coucheron, concertmaster/ violin
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

Concertmaster David Coucheron applies his considerable gifts to Mendelssohn's heartrending Concerto. Mr. Abbado, a prized regular guest, leads Berio's wonderful reimagining of the 10th symphony that Schubert was working on at the time of his death.

To purchase: Contact ASO Group Sales at 404.733.4848 orasogroups@woodruffcenter.org. Offer not valid at box office or online. Offer valid for second balcony seats - upgrades available at additional cost. Price does not include tax, gratuity or alcohol.

Midtown Atlanta Restaurant Specials




After many requests from you all to update this list, I finally have! Below are specials for many of the Midtown Atlanta restaurants! I will update this periodically so feel free to message me any favorites specials that you may know of that I am missing so that I can add them to the list! Cheers!


MONDAY
Ra Sushi – half off select food and drink items from 3-7pm
Cucina Asellina – Monday Mangia: 3 courses (salad, pasta/flatbread, dessert) for $17 per person :: 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
RiRa Irish Pub – Industry Night: $3 PBR, $2 shorties, $4 well drinks. Half priced select apps from 4-7pm
Cypress Street - $5 Phillys beginning at 7pm
Fins - $24 All You Can Eat Crab Legs, Mussells, Clams & Shrimp from 6 til 9pm
Senor Patron - $3 House Margaritas, $5 Patron shots
La Tavola - 5:30-10pm different pasta specials for only $10 each
eleven (Loews Hotel) - $10.80 lunch salad bar
Lobby Bar & Bistro - $15 AYCE mussels
Gilberts – wine tasting with 3 tastings + 1 full glass and cheese platter for $19
Oceanaire – Happy hour at the bar 4-7pm with lots of apps from $5-$8
Steamhouse Lounge - $12 1lb snow crab dinner; $5 Goombay Smash
Shout - $10 AYCE sushi lunch at sushi bar only
El Taco – Industry Night: hospitality workers get 25% off food purchases from 5-10pm, must show business card or check stub
Veni Vidi Vici –Get a quartino (glass and a half of wine) for the price of a glass on select wines from 5-10pm.
Steel Restaurant & Bar - $5 appetizers from 5-7pm
Gordon Biersch - $5 apps from 4-7pm, $2 off Marzen, $5 mojitos
HobNob – Date Night Mondays – 3 course dinner for two $19.95 w/ purchase of two beverages; incl. salad, pizza or burger, and homemade cobbler of the day
10th & Piedmont – ½ off bottles of wine from 5-10pm with purchase of dinner item
The Nook - $5 lunch special: pecan crusted chicken salad
La Pietra Cucina - $5 select pizzas at the bar from 5-6:30
Einsteins - $5 Pinnacle martinis, $2 Fireball, $2 Soco Lime, $2 Jagermeister, $2 Jameson, $2 El Jimador, $4 Grand Marnier
El Azteca - Fajita Night 5pm-10pm - $8.99 Fajitas - Sizzling Chicken, Shrimp or Pork and all the sides!
Lure - Special early menu available every day from 4-5:30pm
Alma Cocina - 4-6pm, select $5 cocktails and $5 appetizers           
DBA Barbecue – Bacon Happy Hour at the bar from 5:30-6:30pm with free bacon; Manly Monday with $1.50 drafts and $5 pitchers of Abita Amber
Apres Diem – half-priced mussels



TUESDAY
Ra Sushi – half off select food and drink items from 3-7pm
Piola – free apps at the bar w/ drink purchase from 5-8pm
Cucina Asellina - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
STK Atlanta - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
RiRa Irish Pub – ½ prices select apps from 4-7pm
Cypress Street – Beer Geek Tuesdays
Senor Patron - $3 draft beer, $5 Patron shots
Oceanaire – Happy hour at the bar 4-7pm with lots of apps from $5-$8
Steamhouse Lounge - $1.50 beer night & trivia at 8pm
Shout - $10 AYCE sushi lunch at sushi bar only; ½ priced bottles of wine
Strip – $5 menu from 5-7:30pm
eleven (Loews Hotel) - $10.80 lunch salad bar
Veni Vidi Vici –Get a quartino (glass and a half of wine) for the price of a glass on select wines from 5-10pm.
Gordon Biersch - $5 apps from 4-7pm, $2 off Czech, $5 martinis
The Nook - $5 tapas and martini specials; $5 lunch special: open faced truffle egg salad sammy
Gilberts – free pizza off late night menu with social media check in 10pm-2am; wine tasting with 3 tastings + 1 full glass and cheese platter for $19
Einsteins - $5 Pinnacle martinis, $2 Fireball, $2 Soco Lime, $2 Jagermeister, $2 Jameson, $2 El Jimador, $4 Grand Marnier and ½ priced select wine bottles
Apres Diem - $5 tapas
El Azteca - Ladies Night - $4 Mojitos and $4 Martinis
Steel Restaurant & Bar - $5 appetizers from 5-7pm
Lure - Special early menu available every day from 4-5:30pm
HobNob – AYCE sliders for $11.95pp w/ drink purchase. Trivia starts at 8:30pm
Alma Cocina - 4-6pm, select $5 cocktails and $5 appetizers
DBA Barbecue – Bacon Happy Hour at the bar from 5:30-6:30pm with free bacon
Cruzado –$2 beer all day long
La Pietra Cucina - $5 select pizzas at the bar from 5-6:30


WEDNESDAY
Ra Sushi – half off select food and drink items from 3-7pm
Piola – free apps at the bar w/ drink purchase from 5-8pm, free bottomless wine and sangria with purchase of entrée for ladies only
Cucina Asellina - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
STK Atlanta - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
eleven (Loews Hotel) - $10.80 lunch salad bar
RiRa Irish Pub – ½ prices select apps from 4-7pm
Cypress Street – Trivia 8pm
Senor Patron - $5 Patron shots
Oceanaire – Happy hour at the bar 4-7pm with lots of apps from $5-$8
Steamhouse Lounge - $6 dozen raw oysters, ½ dozen char-grilled oysters, $4 house wine
Shout - $10 AYCE sushi lunch at sushi bar only
Veni Vidi Vici –Get a quartino (glass and a half of wine) for the price of a glass on select wines from 5-10pm.
La Pietra Cucina - $5 select pizzas at the bar from 5-6:30
Cruzado - $5 glasses of select wine; ½ off bottles
Gordon Biersch - $5 apps from 4-7pm, $2 off Hefeweizen, $5 margaritas
The Nook – Trivia night with $5 tapas; $5 lunch special smoked chicken salad wrap
Steel Restaurant & Lounge – 5-7pm $6 vodka cocktails and complimentary sushi;  $5 appetizers from 5-7pm
Einsteins - $5 Pinnacle martinis, $2 Fireball, $2 Soco Lime, $2 Jagermeister, $2 Jameson, $2 El Jimador, $4 Grand Marnier
Lure - Special early menu available every day from 4-5:30pm
El Azteca -  Kids Night - Kids Eat Free with the Purchase of an Adult Entree of $10 or Greater
Alma Cocina - 4-6pm, select $5 cocktails and $5 appetizers
Bone Lick BBQ – Kids 10 and under eat free with purchase of adult entrée
Trader Vics – Ladies night! $6 Wahine rum drinks
Gilberts – Karaoke from 10pm-2am; wine tasting with 3 tastings + 1 full glass and cheese platter for $19
 Family Dog – Widespread Wiener special of the week, check website for details
DBA Barbecue – Bacon Happy Hour at the bar from 5:30-6:30pm with free bacon


THURSDAY
Ra Sushi – half off select food and drink items from 3-7pm
Piola – free apps at the bar w/ drink purchase from 5-8pm
Cucina Asellina - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
STK Atlanta - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
RiRa Irish Pub – ½ prices select apps from 4-7pm
Cypress Street – ½ off wine bottles 7pm-11pm
eleven (Loews Hotel) - $10.80 lunch salad bar
Cruzado - $3 beers
Senor Patron - $5 Texas Margaritas, $5 Patron shots
Oceanaire – Happy hour at the bar 4-7pm with lots of apps from $5-$8
Steamhouse Lounge - $4 wells drinks
Shout - $10 AYCE sushi lunch at sushi bar only
Strip – $5 menu from 5-7:30pm
Veni Vidi Vici –Get a quartino (glass and a half of wine) for the price of a glass on select wines from 5-10pm.
Lure - Special early menu available every day from 4-5:30pm
Gordon Biersch - $5 apps from 4-7pm, $1 off signature lagers, $2 off wines by the glass, $5 ultra premium cocktails
Gilberts – wine tasting with 3 tastings + 1 full glass and cheese platter for $19
The Nook – Stuffed Burger Night, Karaoke starts at 10pm; $5 lunch special black and blue flatbread with steak
El Azteca - Margarita Night - $3 House Ritas and $5 Texas Ritas
La Pietra Cucina - $5 select pizzas at the bar from 5-6:30
Einsteins - $5 Pinnacle martinis, $2 Fireball, $2 Soco Lime, $2 Jagermeister, $2 Jameson, $2 El Jimador, $4 Grand Marnier and ½ priced select wine bottles
Alma Cocina - 4-6pm, select $5 cocktails and $5 appetizers
Trader Vics - $6 Mai Tai’s
DBA Barbecue – Bacon Happy Hour at the bar from 5:30-6:30pm with free bacon
HobNob – live music starts at 8pm
Steel Restaurant & Bar - $5 appetizers from 5-7pm


FRIDAY
Ra Sushi – half off select food and drink items from 3-7pm
Piola – free apps at the bar w/ drink purchase from 5-8pm
Cucina Asellina - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
STK Atlanta - 1075 Club – 5:30-7:30pm bar bites and $10.75 Belvedere cocktails
RiRa Irish Pub – ½ prices select apps from 4-7pm
Cypress Street – ½ off appetizers 5pm-7pm
Fins - $6 drink specials,  $3 Bud Light
eleven (Loews Hotel) - $10.80 lunch salad bar
Senor Patron - $5 Patron shots
Oceanaire – Happy hour at the bar 4-7pm with lots of apps from $5-$8
Shout - $10 AYCE sushi lunch at sushi bar only
Veni Vidi Vici –Get a quartino (glass and a half of wine) for the price of a glass on select wines from 5-10pm; live jazz 7-10pm
Gordon Biersch - $5 apps from 4-7pm
Steel Restaurant & Lounge – 5-7pm $6 vodka cocktails and complimentary sushi; $4 Fireball shots; $5 appetizers from 5-7pm
The Nook – Buy one Totchos, get one free with purchase of adult beverage from 5-7pm; $5 lunch special fish fry with hand cut fries
Gilberts – wine tasting with 3 tastings + 1 full glass and cheese platter for $19
Einsteins - $5 Pinnacle martinis, $2 Fireball, $2 Soco Lime, $2 Jagermeister, $2 Jameson, $2 El Jimador, $4 Grand Marnier
Lure - Special early menu available every day from 4-5:30pm
Alma Cocina - 4-6pm, select $5 cocktails and $5 appetizers
Bone Lick BBQ – DJ at 10pm, free draft beer beginning at 10:30pm until it runs out, free champagne toast for ladies, $3 shot specials
Trader Vics – ½ off select bottles of wines
DBA Barbecue – Bacon Happy Hour at the bar from 5:30-6:30pm with free bacon
La Pietra Cucina - $5 select pizzas at the bar from 5-6:30


SATURDAY
Ra Sushi – half off select food and drink items from 3-7pm
Gilbert’s Cafe – 11am-4pm All you can eat brunch (cooked to order) for $12.95 & $4 mimosas and bloody marys
Senor Patron - $5 Patron shots
Veni Vidi Vici –Get a quartino (glass and a half of wine) for the price of a glass on select wines from 5-10pm.
Gordon Biersch - $3 mimosas, $5 bloody marys
El Azteca1/2 Price Combinations #1-#10 from 11am-4pm; $16.95 Pitchers of Margaritas all day
Tap – Starting March 2nd, $4 mimosas from 11am-4pm
Steel Restaurant & Lounge - $4 Fireball shots
Einsteins - $5 Pinnacle martinis, $2 Fireball, $2 Soco Lime, $2 Jagermeister, $2 Jameson, $2 El Jimador, $4 Grand Marnier and ½ priced select wine bottles
Lure - Special early menu available every day from 4-5:30pm
Alma Cocina - 4-6pm, select $5 cocktails and $5 appetizers
Apres Diem – New Orleans style jazz brunch with band 12:30-3pm. Complimentary mimosas with brunch purchase.


SUNDAY
STK – Wine Down Sundays with 50% off wine bottles over $60
Ra Sushi – half off select food and drink items from 8pm-close
Fins – 12pm-5pm $15 brunch buffet, $15 bottomless mimosas, $7 bloody mary bar (mention “YelloMojo” for $25 buffet and bottomless mimosa combo)
Senor Patron - $3 house spirits, $5 Patron shots
Lobby Bar & Bistro - $15 bottomless mimosas
Steel Restaurant & Lounge - $4 Fireball shots
Rosebud – Featured pasta with Sunday gravy & housemade ricotta for $15
Oceanaire – Happy hour at the bar 8-close with lots of apps from $5-$8
Veni Vidi Vici –Get a quartino (glass and a half of wine) for the price of a glass on select wines from 5-10pm; live jazz 7-10pm
Gordon Biersch - $3 mimosas, $5 bloody marys
Gilberts – 6:30-11:30pm Karaoke; 12:30pm-4pm All you can eat brunch (cooked to order) for $12.95 & $4 mimosas and bloody marys
Einsteins - $5 Pinnacle martinis, $2 Fireball, $2 Soco Lime, $2 Jagermeister, $2 Jameson, $2 El Jimador, $4 Grand Marnier and ½ priced select wine bottles
Lure - Special early menu available every day from 4-5:30pm
Alma Cocina - 4-6pm, select $5 cocktails and $5 appetizers
Cruzado - $15 bottomless mimosas
Apres Diem – New Orleans style jazz brunch with band 12:30-3pm. Complimentary mimosas with brunch purchase.
El Azteca - All you can eat $12.00; $9 Margaronas All-Day
10th & Piedmont – Bellini brunch at 11am and Tea Dance Party at 6pm with DJ
HobNob – 1-4pm live music, $15 bottomless mimosas, half off wings from 4pm-11pm






Thursday, February 21, 2013

Bantam + Biddy and Ansley Wine Merchants Host New Monthly Wine Tastings

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Popular Midtown Eatery and Wine Shop Offer Appetizers and
Discount on Sampled Wines Last Tuesday of Each Month


 Starting Tuesday, February 26, Bantam + Biddy is partnering with Ansley Wine Merchants to host the first in a series of monthly wine tastings. From 6:30 to 7 p.m., Ansley Wine will be pouring six different wines at the restaurant for guests to sample. For the first event, SOHO wines of New Zealand will be poured and include:
·         White Label Sauvignon Blanc
·         Black Label Sauvignon Blanc
·         White Label Pinot Noir
·         McQueen Pinot Noir
The cost is $10 per person and includes complimentary appetizers, such as Bantam + Biddy’s signature pastured deviled eggs with bourbon smoked paprika, pimento cheese with veggies and toast and chopped pastured chicken liver with toast. For those who would like to stay for dinner, the fee for the tasting will be applied to their meal. The wines will be available for purchase that evening at Ansley Wine and special discounts will be offered. A limited number of spots are available for the wine tasting. To reserve a seat, guests can call Ansley Wine Merchants at 404-876-6790.
Bantam + Biddy is located in Ansley Mall at 1544 Piedmont Road. The restaurant is open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on Sunday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. For more information, visitbantamandbiddy.com or call 404-907-3469.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

4th Annual Oyster Roast at Rosebud

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Get your weekend started off right and be sure to join Rosebud Saturday, March 16th for an evening of fresh shucked oysters, steamed oysters, oyster stew, ice cold beer and of course, American Spirit Whiskey.  The evening will also feature Americana acoustic tunes performed by the neighborhood's own Parker Smith & Michael Chesin.  This is an outdoor event, so please dress accordingly.  Tickets can be purchased here.


Flyer says 2/22 but due to weather, it has been rescheduled to 3/16!

Fridays Are For Fish Frys at Parish


Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Passport to Puppetry Library Loan Program Launches Statewide

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Check out the Center for Puppetry Arts Museum Pass at any Participating Public Library in Georgia



Georgia families can now pay a free visit to Big Bird, the Fraggles, Wayland Flowers’ Madame, and a host of other popular puppet characters by using a library card.

Thanks to a new partnership between the Center for Puppetry Arts and Georgia’s Public Libraries, citizens with valid library cards can check out the Center’s new “Passport to Puppetry” at any participating public library in all 159 Georgia counties.

The “Passport to Puppetry” is valid for up to four free museum admissions—a potential savings of up to $33 per family. Parties with children must include at least one adult. The museum provides educational fun with more than 350 puppets from around the world, highlighting the fact that every civilization on our planet has its own unique form of puppetry tradition. By examining and learning more about the cultural traditions of other countries, one gains a greater understanding of our shared histories and values.

“We strive to be accessible to anyone who wishes to avail themselves of our programming and welcome this opportunity to partner with the Georgia Public Library Service,” said Vincent Anthony, the Center’s founding Executive Director. “Whether you’re an elementary, high, or college student; parent, toddler, or senior citizen, we endeavor to provide access to many different activities thereby gaining a greater understanding of our shared cultural heritage. After a visit, we hope that you understand that puppetry is not just for kids: it's for everyone.”

The museum at the Center for Puppetry Arts is open Tuesdays through Sundays with hours varying upon day and programming. In addition to four free admissions, the “Passport to Puppetry” also entitles library patrons to attend a performance at the Center and/or participate in a Create-a-Puppet Workshop at a 25% discount, when space is available. Complete details, including valid dates, show times, hours of operation, and reservation information are available online at www.puppet.org.

“This wonderful collaboration between the Center for Puppetry Arts and Georgia’s public libraries brings an even greater dimension and value to our ever-growing list of services,” said Dr. Lamar Veatch, Georgia’s state librarian. “We are thrilled for our libraries to offer this entertaining educational opportunity to citizens in every corner of our state.”

Visit www.puppet.org/museum/galibrarypassport.shtml for full details on accessing and how to use the "Passport to Puppetry," or visit your local Georgia public library for more information. All public libraries in Georgia are participating in this program.

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Marlow's Tavern Brings The Big Easy To Atlanta

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Atlanta’s favorite neighborhood restaurant, Marlow’s Tavern, is bringing NOLA to ATL with its annual “Bayou ‘n Bourbon” menu full of cuisine from the Deep South. Starting on Tuesday, February 12 through Monday, March 25, all Atlanta-area tavern locations are featuring the menu full of jazzed up dishes and classic cocktails that will take diners taste buds on a trip to the Big Easy.
                “The flavors of New Orleans are distinct and irresistible, much like the chef-driven food and hand-crafted cocktails found on our everyday menu,” says John C. Metz, executive chef and co-founder of Marlow’s Tavern. “We want our guests to experience Louisiana cooking with a Marlow’s twist,” he adds.
The “Bayou ‘n Bourbon” menu includes the following dishes which are offered daily for lunch and dinner through the next six weeks:

·         Roast chicken and shrimp gumbo - a Louisiana tradition with a Marlow’s twist (6.5)


  • Fiery crawfish fondue – a rich, creamy blend of crawfish, Gruyere cheese, fresh herbs and spices served with ciabatta crostini  (9)

  • Honey Jack chicken and Andouille flatbread – blackened Prestige Farms chicken, spicy andouille sausage, caramelized red onion and pepper jack cheese with sweet and spicy Honey Jack on crisp flatbread  (9.5)

  • “Nawlins-style” po’boy - tempura battered shrimp and crawfish, sweet slaw, shredded lettuce, Roma tomato and smoked chili cream on a soft Cuban roll (12.5)

  • Bayou burger - fresh ground beef all “jazzed up” with andouille sausage, cheddar cheese, crawdaddies, lettuce, Roma tomato, red onion and house-made Creole remoulade on a toasted onion roll (12)

  • Deconstructed jambalaya - grilled Prestige Farms chicken, andouille sausage, house-made dirty rice and traditional crawfish Creole sauce (14)

  • Sweet Bourbon St. rib-eye - blackened Jack Daniels honey-blazed rib-eye served with tiny asparagus and a crispy sweet potato cake (26)

A Bourbon Street meal is not complete without a sweet treat. Marlow’s offers honey bourbon bread pudding, made with honey and vanilla crème brûlée, soaked ciabatta and a splash of Jack Daniel’s Honey (7) to round out the Louisiana inspired meal.
Guests will need to hold on to their beads while enjoying Marlow’s spirited take on classic New Orleans-style cocktails and drinks:
  • “Pat’s” Marlow’s Hurricane – a New Orleans tradition borrowed from Pat O’Brien’s with Bacardi light rum, fresh orange juice and a floater of Bacardi 151 (8)

  • Ramos Gin Fizz – Van Gogh dry gin, house-made sour, light cream and orange flower water, shaken 50 times until frothy and served icy (8.5)

  • Cajun Cosmo – Absolut Mango and Pepper, cranberry, triple sec and fresh lime (9)

  • Abita Restoration – the Louisiana “home brew” with intense hops partners perfectly for spicy Cajun dishes (5.5)  

It's Festival Season in Atlanta!



Check out some of the upcoming festivals in Atlanta:

Sunday, Feb. 17th - SweetWater Sweet 16 with Yacht Rock Revue   http://www.facebook.com/events/460499707349607/ 


Feb. 23 (Sat), Steamhouse Lounge OysterFest http://www.steamhouselounge.com/oysterfest.html

March 2: Beer, Bourbon, Barbecue at Atlantic Station: http://www.beerandbourbon.com/georgia/show-info

March 2: Shamrock with Yacht Rock, http://xorbia.com/e/yachtrock/shamrock13/?referral=xorbiamain

Mar. 9 (Sat) LuckyFest, Mar. 9, Park Tavern: http://www.spiralentertainment.com/events/luckyfest

Mar. 16 (Sat), Lepre-con, March 16, Park Tavern
https://www.xorbia.com/e/asocialmess/leprecon13

Mar. 23 (Sat), Oyster & Crawfish Festival with Cowboy Mouth, 2pm-midnight, Park Tavern, https://www.xorbia.com/e/parktavern/craw13

Apr. 19-21: Sweetwater 420Fest, Candler Park: http://sweetwater420fest.com/
Apr. 19-21: Dogwood Festival, Piedmont Park: http://www.dogwood.org/ 

Apr. 26-28: Inman Park Festival: http://inmanparkfestival.org/

Friday, January 18, 2013

Rise Up and Carryout Antico Pizza This Sunday January 20th

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Antico Pizza will Cheer the Atlanta Falcons to Victory by Opening its Doors on a Sunday

WHAT:           To celebrate the Atlanta Falcons NFC championship game, award-winning Antico Pizza Napoletana will open for the first time ever, takeout only, this Sunday, January 20 from 11 a.m. until kickoff. A repeated "Best of Atlanta" winner and a local favorite of team owner Arthur Blank, Falcon fans can enjoy Antico Pizza while cheering the team to victory. Antico will start taking phone orders at 10:30 a.m. and customers can order up to four pizzas.

WHEN:           Sunday, January, 20
From 11 a.m. until kickoff at 3 p.m. or when they run out of dough.

WHERE:        Antico Pizza Napoletana
                        1093 Hemphill Ave
                        Atlanta, GA 30318

WHO:             Antico Pizza Napoletana has been honored with a long list of accolades, including garnering the highest score in Zagat’s first-ever pizza survey of “Best Pizza in 23 U.S. Cities” – beating out New York City; taking home the International “Top in Class” Award for the United States from worldwide, two-day festival, the Festa Della Pizza in Salerno, Italy; being named one of 12 New Pizza Classics by Food & Wine Magazine; lauded Best Italian Style Pizza by Atlanta Journal-Constitution and leading Gayot.com’s Top 10 Pizza Restaurants in the U.S.

INFO:             For more information visit www.AnticoAtl.com 
 
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