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The restaurants and bars that have closed for business this year
It’s never easy for a restaurant or bar owner to decide the time has finally come to close down their business. Here’s a running list of what has closed thus far in 2018 around Atlanta.
This story will continue to be updated throughout the year.
Don’t forget to contact Eater Atlanta if you learn of a recent restaurant closure. All tips and information received will remain anonymous.
Lack of "organic" foot traffic on non-game days at Braves SunTrust Park blamed
The brewpub shutters at the Prado after 19 years, plus other closures from the long holiday weekend
Blame abounds in weirdly detailed explanation as to why he closed the Little Five Points Tex-Mex restaurant after 15 years
Tijuana Garage shutters on Moreland after 15 years
The longtime LGBTQ restaurant and bar on Piedmont Avenue closes on December 27
Meating Street Barbecue on Alpharetta Street closes just shy of a year in business
The Windy Hill location was put up for sale in August after the restaurant group filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Thumbs Up Diner closes on West Ponce de Leon and Decatur Market closes on East Howard
The owner is retiring and the friendly meat-and-three’s last day is Thursday, October 25
The lauded Home Park restaurant opened five years ago
Flip Flops in Midtown closes after lease expires, bringing its decade-long spring break to a sudden conclusion
The Mourning Dove is closed at Shops Buckhead but will reopen later this year somewhere in Westside
Roastery and mobile barista cart company Docent will open a cafe and retail shop on Edgewood Avenue in October
Royal Myanmar Cuisine has closed on Brockett Road after a change of ownership in July
Nyamminz + Jamminz inside the Four Corners Free Market on Euclid Avenue in Little Five Points closed on Sunday
Plus, Doraville’s Tea House Formosa makes some changes to its menu and more A.M. intel
It is being replaced by Hot Melody Chinese Restaurant
Moving trucks were seen outside the North Highland Avenue pub on Sunday morning
Miso Izakaya closes after ten years in the Old Fourth Ward on July 28
The restaurant’s lease expired and was not renewed by the landlord
The Candler Park location closed after 19 years
The second location of the popular Candler Park cafe closes just shy of a year
The Jewish deli and bakery says rent under the new landlord is to blame
The gastropub at Peachtree and 14th is owned by Concentrics Restaurants who closed One Midtown Kitchen in March