The Team Behind One+ Sushi Is Opening a New Restaurant in Sandy Springs

One Sushi opening in Sandy Springs Saturday

One Sushi, from the team behind One+ Sushi in Brookhaven, is opening Saturday, August 22, on Peachtree Dunwoody Road in Sandy Springs, the AJC reports. The menu features sushi, more than 20 sushi rolls, sashimi, and hot items, like a miso duck breast, deep-fried stuffed jalapenos, cauliflower tempura, and bang bang shrimp. At the bar, One Sushi offers 10 cocktails, sake, and a variety of Japanese beers and whiskeys. During the grand opening week, August 22 through August 28, the restaurant plans to give customers dining in a 50 percent discount during lunch and dinner. One Sushi is open for dine-in service and takeout. It’s unclear if masks will be required to dine inside the restaurant. Sandy Springs just imposed a mask mandate within the city limits. Restaurant and business owners can choose to enforce a local mandate or opt out. [AJC]

A plant shop pops up inside Scout restaurant in Oakhurst

Lush Plant Co. plans to pop up inside Scout restaurant in Oakhurst. According to Decaturish, the plant pop-up kicks off on Friday, August 28, and Saturday, August 29, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., with new dates announced every one to two weeks. Lush Plant Co. will feature indoor plants, like snake plants, ferns, small trees, and monsteras, along with pots, stands, watering cans, and other plant care items. People can eventually order online. For now, Lush Plant will post information and do sales through Instagram. Customers receive an invoice via email. People can then pick up their orders at the shop or opt for free, local contactless delivery. Patrons of the shop are required to wear masks, and only two people will be allowed inside at a time. Scout is currently open for limited dine-in service as well as takeout and delivery. Order online. Guests of the restaurant are asked to wear masks in accordance with Decatur’s local mask mandate. [Decaturish]

The Ginger Room juice bar and cafe opens this fall in Alpharetta

A juice bar and cafe called the Ginger Room plans to open some time in October next door to Alpharetta Provisions, What Now Atlanta reports. The Ginger Room takes up residence in the Skelton-Teasley House on Roswell Street in downtown Alpharetta. Owned by Angela Avery and Karl Walbrook, the Ginger Room will serve ginger-based juices, referred to as “ginger yums”, coffee, tea, and baked goods, including cakes and bakewell tarts, a classic British baked good. The tarts will be baked by Walbrook, who hails from England. [WNA]