The menu, featuring Springer Mountain Farms chicken, includes dishes like Southern marinated fried chicken and Kansas City smoked chicken.
Curry Up Now launches ‘Roll it Forward’ campaign, Visa gives Atlanta small business a $10K grant.
Existing Georgia outposts of the boutique gym are slated to start reopening May 11 after temporarily closing to slow the spread of COVID-19.
National fitness chain late-Thursday emailed the decision to members after receiving ‘many emails and phone calls from members and want you to know we are listening and taking what you say into consideration.’
All three new practices are slated for mid-to late Summer 2020 openings.
Permits were recently filed for the roughly $90 million project which is expected to deliver in 2021.
Discount convenience store debuted mid-March, could soon retail alcohol.
Project presented by Tenth Street Ventures proposed shipping container units and a separate proposed tower could rise at the former Boys and Girls Club site.
Some have a reopening date in mind, others are playing it by ear.
Piedmont Heights restaurant has debuted as a takeout-only establishment, tackling the challenges of a new business amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Atlanta businesses continue to push forward and bring promise for the city’s economic future despite ongoing pandemic.
In doing their part to ‘slow the spread,’ owners of these establishments have closed their dining rooms. Check back for around-the-clock updates.
Effective immediately, all of the Atlanta-based hospitality company’s restaurants have closed including Bold Monk Brewing Co., Max Lager’s Wood-Fired Grill & Brewery, White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails, and Richards’ Southern Fried.
Although COVID-19 concerns loom, management is anxious to reintroduce the several-decade-old institution ASAP.
Deliveries will be made for a $15 charge within the city of Atlanta and facilitated by members of the CACAO team.
Paired down menu includes a virgin rendition of the hot toddy.
Midtown eatery joins Shake Shack and others in closing dining rooms, shifting to mobile models, and altering operating hours during pandemic.
Burger chain’s dining rooms are closed indefinitely in The Shops at Buckhead Atlanta, Perimeter Mall, and Old Fourth Ward.
218-key hotel will be steps away from Lenox Square PATH400 walking trail, MARTA.
Relocated, larger shop will feature broadened lineup of fair and ethically made home items, hand-picked decor and accessories from local and global artisans.
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