TEN Atlanta will soon undergo a “slight refresh” in Midtown.
Owner James Nelson when reached by What Now Atlanta (WNA) Monday via email would not comment directly on what a “refresh” would entail, however.
After signage was taken down at TEN over the weekend and the popular gay bar’s website, Facebook, and Instagram went dark, WNA shared some theories for what could be in store for the space, including a possible rebranding.
“…There is absolutely nothing factual about this article we simply removed the sign off the building for a slight refresh,” Nelson wrote in the article’s comment section.
“Get your facts straight before you publish such damaging information.”
Nelson is also planning a Midtown speakeasy called Hidden Dragon at an undisclosed address, so naturally, the craft bar replacing TEN was also floated as an option.
Nelson would not comment on Hidden Dragon plans.
While details surrounding TEN’s “refresh” are unclear, a source familiar with the project said to expect a new name, interior redo, tiki bar, and “even more rainbows then before.”
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