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30 Essential Atlanta Patios for Drinking and Dining Outdoors

From tucked-away beer gardens to restaurants with expansive outdoor spaces

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Patio season in Atlanta can last from March through mid-December, with a few warm winter days in between. The Atlanta area is loaded with plenty of amazing restaurant patios, too. It’s hard to find a restaurant, coffee shop, or bar and brewery without one here. From tucked-away beer gardens to restaurants with expansive outdoor spaces, these Atlanta establishments offer relaxing environments for al fresco drinking and dining.

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The Companion

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The Bolton neighborhood restaurant from Steinbeck’s chef Andy Gonzales features a large outdoor patio space complete with games, string lights for evenings, and seating at an outdoor bar. Order the double-stack burger known as the Tower of Power, the sandwich special of the day, or daily dinner specials ranging from fried chicken to lobster rolls.

Sweeping views of the Chattahoochee River make Canoe an intimate, romantic spot for outdoor dinner and drinks at any time of day. Grab chairs by the river and relax with a glass of wine and good conversation.

Brake Pad

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Located in a former auto garage, Brake Pad has a long list of burgers, and the house special is dressed with cheddar, bacon, and jalapenos.

Bold Monk Brewing Co.

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The sprawling Underwood Hills brewpub features plenty of seating options indoors, but its beer garden is the place to dine and drink on a pleasant day in the A, surrounded by mature trees and complete with fire pits for cool evenings.

Best End Brewing Company

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Located at the Lee and White complex, brewpub Best End Brewing features ales, pilsners, porters, lagers, IPAs, and sours on its beer list to pair with sandwiches, charcuterie boards, wings, and even pizzas and fish and chips. The bar also serves cocktails, milkshakes and slushies, and natural wines. There’s even a tiki bar here. Find a seat on the beer garden patio out back flanking the Beltline. However, all of the patios along this portion of the Westside trail at Lee and White, including neighboring breweries Wild Heaven and Monday Night Garage, are equally splendid.

Nick's Westside

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Chef Nick Leahy closed his French restaurant and wine bar Aix and Tin Tin in 2021 and reopened the Brady Avenue space as a more casual neighborhood spot called Nick’s Westside. Now people dine on shrimp ceviche, smoked chicken wings, burgers, short rib sandwiches, and daily pasta specials paired with local beers, wine, and original and classic cocktails. The sunroom with its cozy fireplace and large windows opening to the outside and the restaurant’s sunny patio remain dining focal points at Nick’s.

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The buzzy Roman Italian restaurant and bar at Westside Provisions District expanded its patio space in 2020 to include covered seating, seating in the grassy courtyard, and seating along the railroad tracks which divide the Howell Mill Road complex in two. There’s likely more outdoor seating here than indoor seating, and that’s by design.

Westside Motor Lounge

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Located on the corner of Northside Drive and Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway, Westside Motor Lounge takes over two former automotive shops, four shipping containers, and a 1982 Mercedes Wagon, transforming the site into three dining, drinking, and entertainment spaces. Outdoor seating includes conversation areas, a covered patio, and seating under the stars and string lights throughout the sprawling property. The restaurant here serves a menu of Southern dishes and snacks. West Bar, a cocktail lounge and listening room on the western side of the property, features a game room. A beer garden completes the entertainment complex, with a serving station and draft system located in a converted shipping container.

Boone's

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The patio at Boone’s boasts great views of the pristine links at Bobby Jones Golf Course on Northside Drive. Located in the Murray Golf House overlooking the course, the menu features dishes like cornmeal crab cakes, pimento cheese fritters, roast pork tenderloin, and herb crusted rack of lamb. Drinks lean into whiskey, bourbon, and gin, like a take on the Bobby Jones cocktail made with Peach-infused bourbon or a gin fizz infused with raspberries. Open for lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch.

The Chastain - New American Bistro

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Open for counter-service biscuits and pastries at breakfast and table service during lunch and dinner, this neighborhood bistro from chef Christopher Grossman includes outdoor seating arrangements that are hard to beat. Expect everything from a casual conversation area by the stone fire pit to seating in the garden under an old oak tree. Reservations required for garden seating on the Old Oak Terrace.

La Grotta Ristorante

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Even after more than 40 years, La Grotta is still one of Atlanta’s most beloved fine dining restaurants. With tables clad in white linens, impeccable service, and an impressive wine list to pair with dishes of lobster pappardelle and black truffle risotto, La Grotta has grown into a regular spot for family and friends to gather over the years. When the weather is pleasant in Atlanta, the patio at La Grotta is hard to beat. It’s a dining oasis hidden away off of bustling Peachtree. Reservations highly encouraged.

El Viñedo Local

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This all-day South American coffee, wine, and tapas bar in Midtown features arepas and perfectly baked empanadas and guava pastries as well as a selection of ceviche, sandwiches like a choripan, and plates of fried plantains, rice, and beans on its menu. Order a meal or coffee, cafe con leche, or a glass of wine from the lengthy list of South American producers here and sit outside on the breezy front patio overlooking Peachtree Street.

Larakin

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Located on 12th Street near Piedmont Park, this Midtown coffee bar features an all-day menu of freshly baked biscuits and focaccia, along with tinned fish, cheese and charcuterie, and daily food specials. In the afternoons and evenings, Larakin turns into a wine bar. Owner Jordan Chambers calls his coffee bar an “anytime venue” and a space that adapts to people’s needs throughout the day. Most of the seating is on the patio overlooking 12th Street, and it’s pretty much standing room only inside. But that’s the point, because lingering at Larakin is the name of the game. BYOB while awaiting liquor license. Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m. until sold out.

Anis Cafe & Bistro

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This charming French bistro in the Garden Hills neighborhood offers a rambling patio of covered and open-air spaces with dishes and wines on the menu inspired by the Provence region of southeastern France.

Willow Bar

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Dine outside at Willow Bar, the rambling bar and restaurant on the ground floor level of the Kimpton Sylvan Hotel in Buckhead. Some covered is seating available, too. Order spritzy cocktails, G&Ts, and rose and sparkling wine by the glass at this secret garden restaurant paired with charcuterie, boquerones, oysters, and even a fancy cheeseburger.

Georgia Beer Garden

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This bar on Edgewood dedicates most of its drinks menu to beer, hence the name. But there’s wine and cocktails here, too, along with food and bites from the occasional pop-up. Walled off and much quieter than one might think for an Edgewood Avenue spot, the patio at Georgia Beer Garden is great for grabbing drinks with friends any day of the week. Follow on Instagram for menu and pop-up updates.

Biggerstaff Brewing Company

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Located next door to Staplehouse, this brewpub features one of the liveliest (and sunniest) patios on Edgewood. Open for coffee in the morning and beer and wine in the afternoon, expect charcuterie and shareable snacks on the menu, like smoked Vidalia onion rings, crispy cornbread bites, pork belly atop creamy farrow, and beets and brats. There’s also burgers, sandwiches, and salads to pair with Biggerstaff’s beers, which include IPAs, sours, coffee brews, and a smoked pale ale.

Staplehouse

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This neighborhood market and counter-service restaurant features pantry staples, wine, and beer and an outstanding menu of daily dishes created by chef Ryan Smith and his team. Order the beautifully presented chicken liver tart, smoked brisket and pork tacos, or hearty grain bowls here. Don’t skip the Italian grinder if its listed on the menu or any of the wood-fired pizzas. After ordering, grab wine and beer by the glass or bottle or a cocktail and find a seat outside in the sunny garden or on the covered patio out back.

Red's Beer Garden

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Located in Benteen Park, Red’s Beer Garden includes both deck seating and seating beyond in the backyard at picnic tables. It’s a great spot to grab hot dogs, sandwiches, or weekend brunch while sampling Red’s vast beer selection.

This cozy, wood-laden neighborhood bistro in the Old Fourth Ward serves a tight menu of pastas with a bit of Southern flare on its menu paired with plenty of in-season vegetables. Order the classic cacio e pepe or try the fusilli with diver scallops, chard, and mushrooms tossed in a light cream sauce. A Mano also serves lunch and offers restaurant pop-ups in its parking lot on weekends. Grab a seat on the covered deck or on the front garden patio below while sipping cocktails or drinking natural wine.

Table & Main

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Enjoy a whiskey cocktail from the bourbon bar on the front porch or dine in the garden patio with its stone fireplace at this charming Southern restaurant, one of many in downtown historic Roswell featuring beautiful al fresco spaces.

Muchacho

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Muchacho in Reynoldstown features more than few outdoor seating options on its sprawling patio along the Beltline. Grab a table on the brick patio or seating in casual conversation areas or take a seat on the partially covered deck patio for great people watching as folks stroll the Eastside Beltline trail below. The newly expanded menu here now offers even more breakfast bowls and tacos in the morning and street tacos in the afternoon, along with a surfer’s burrito stuffed with carne asada and crispy fries and several sandwiches and snacks. The bar serves coffee, beer, wine, and plenty of margaritas and other patio sipping cocktails.

Midway Pub

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Midway Pub is an East Atlanta favorite known for its “Friday night flights” under the stars on its low-key neighborhood patio, part of which is covered. No matter the time or day, the patio here is just a solid place to relax and hang out with beer and pub grub and to watch sports.

El Tesoro

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This Edgewood neighborhood Mexican taqueria continues to be a popular hangout for tacos, mulitas, burritos, and beer. Despite having to scale back its patio recently from a neighboring property, the owners of El Tesoro found a way to keep the outdoor seating vibes alive in the space out front. Counter service.

Wahoo! Grill

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This neighborhood bistro along West College Avenue in Decatur was built for cozy meals and conversation. It also includes one of the loveliest garden patios surrounded by shade trees and lush plants. There’s also seating on the sun porch, which features large glass doors opening to the outside on warm days. Expect comforting dishes of crab bisque, pimento cheese fritters, and risotto as well as entrees of fried chicken, New York strip, and mountain trout. Make sure to order wine at Wahoo Grill. And stop by the restaurant’s wine shop next door to grab a bottle or two for home.

Hopstix

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Brewmaster Andy Tan continues to wow with both the food and beer at his Asian brewpub Hopstix in Chamblee. Order everything from savory bowls of miso ramen, chicken satay, pork belly baos, and even sushi and a selection of robata skewers grilled over charcoal. On pleasant days and evenings, grab a seat on the front patio with a pint of Rice and Shine (a refreshing jasmine rice lager) or the Shaolin Showdown (an orange smoked Chinese black rice lager). The patio at Hopstix is surprisingly quiet despite its proximity to Peachtree Road.

Southbound

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Located in an old factory in Chamblee, Southbound includes everything from deviled eggs and fried green tomatoes to daily selected vegetable plates and smoked short rib on its menu. Come here for the large whiskey and bourbon selection and whiskey-laced cocktails. The side patio complete with string lights in the evening is hard to beat on pleasant days. Looking for coffee in morning? Moonbird Coffee also operates out of Southbound.

Brick Store Pub

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This popular Decatur beer pub offers a lengthy list of local, Belgian, and hard-to-find beers on the menu and on the more than two dozens taps. It also includes a beer garden in back, complete with a fire pit, a patio bar, and plenty of shady spots for both people and their dogs to relax. Dine on giant soft pretzels with beer cheese, fried pierogi, a bacon and pimento cheese burger, griddled mac and cheese, or a steak sandwich while sipping on locally brewed lagers and hoppy IPAs or imported hefeweizens, zwickelbiers, and English bitters. Dogs on leashes welcome. Family friendly. Reopens for the season April 2023.

Opo Coffee

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Located across from Kimball House, and backed by Taproom Coffee owner Jonathan Pascual, Opo Coffee features a coffee bar, roastery, and certified coffee training center all under one roof. Expect drip coffee and espresso drinks, as well as nitro coffee, chai, and latte specials here. Fresh pastries and baked goods are also available. While there’s ample seating inside, the large patio out back includes plenty of space to work and read al fresco. Monday - Saturday, 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wifi.

Waller's Coffee Shop

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The coffee house and live music venue is located just outside of Decatur. Waller’s Coffee Shop, owned by Jason Waller, is part-coffee house and part-music room for local musicians, spoken word artists, poets, and other entertainers to perform. The family-friendly shop hosts live music three to four times a week as well as wellness events and support groups for those battling mental illness and addiction. Waller’s now features an expansive outdoor seating area along a wooded stretch behind the building with fire pits and a stage for live music and other performances. Pop in for coffee, biscuits sandwiches, pastries, and sandwiches. 

The Companion

The Bolton neighborhood restaurant from Steinbeck’s chef Andy Gonzales features a large outdoor patio space complete with games, string lights for evenings, and seating at an outdoor bar. Order the double-stack burger known as the Tower of Power, the sandwich special of the day, or daily dinner specials ranging from fried chicken to lobster rolls.

Canoe

Sweeping views of the Chattahoochee River make Canoe an intimate, romantic spot for outdoor dinner and drinks at any time of day. Grab chairs by the river and relax with a glass of wine and good conversation.

Brake Pad

Located in a former auto garage, Brake Pad has a long list of burgers, and the house special is dressed with cheddar, bacon, and jalapenos.

Bold Monk Brewing Co.

The sprawling Underwood Hills brewpub features plenty of seating options indoors, but its beer garden is the place to dine and drink on a pleasant day in the A, surrounded by mature trees and complete with fire pits for cool evenings.

Best End Brewing Company

Located at the Lee and White complex, brewpub Best End Brewing features ales, pilsners, porters, lagers, IPAs, and sours on its beer list to pair with sandwiches, charcuterie boards, wings, and even pizzas and fish and chips. The bar also serves cocktails, milkshakes and slushies, and natural wines. There’s even a tiki bar here. Find a seat on the beer garden patio out back flanking the Beltline. However, all of the patios along this portion of the Westside trail at Lee and White, including neighboring breweries Wild Heaven and Monday Night Garage, are equally splendid.

Nick's Westside

Chef Nick Leahy closed his French restaurant and wine bar Aix and Tin Tin in 2021 and reopened the Brady Avenue space as a more casual neighborhood spot called Nick’s Westside. Now people dine on shrimp ceviche, smoked chicken wings, burgers, short rib sandwiches, and daily pasta specials paired with local beers, wine, and original and classic cocktails. The sunroom with its cozy fireplace and large windows opening to the outside and the restaurant’s sunny patio remain dining focal points at Nick’s.

Forza Storico

The buzzy Roman Italian restaurant and bar at Westside Provisions District expanded its patio space in 2020 to include covered seating, seating in the grassy courtyard, and seating along the railroad tracks which divide the Howell Mill Road complex in two. There’s likely more outdoor seating here than indoor seating, and that’s by design.

Westside Motor Lounge

Located on the corner of Northside Drive and Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway, Westside Motor Lounge takes over two former automotive shops, four shipping containers, and a 1982 Mercedes Wagon, transforming the site into three dining, drinking, and entertainment spaces. Outdoor seating includes conversation areas, a covered patio, and seating under the stars and string lights throughout the sprawling property. The restaurant here serves a menu of Southern dishes and snacks. West Bar, a cocktail lounge and listening room on the western side of the property, features a game room. A beer garden completes the entertainment complex, with a serving station and draft system located in a converted shipping container.

Boone's

The patio at Boone’s boasts great views of the pristine links at Bobby Jones Golf Course on Northside Drive. Located in the Murray Golf House overlooking the course, the menu features dishes like cornmeal crab cakes, pimento cheese fritters, roast pork tenderloin, and herb crusted rack of lamb. Drinks lean into whiskey, bourbon, and gin, like a take on the Bobby Jones cocktail made with Peach-infused bourbon or a gin fizz infused with raspberries. Open for lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch.

The Chastain - New American Bistro

Open for counter-service biscuits and pastries at breakfast and table service during lunch and dinner, this neighborhood bistro from chef Christopher Grossman includes outdoor seating arrangements that are hard to beat. Expect everything from a casual conversation area by the stone fire pit to seating in the garden under an old oak tree. Reservations required for garden seating on the Old Oak Terrace.

La Grotta Ristorante

Even after more than 40 years, La Grotta is still one of Atlanta’s most beloved fine dining restaurants. With tables clad in white linens, impeccable service, and an impressive wine list to pair with dishes of lobster pappardelle and black truffle risotto, La Grotta has grown into a regular spot for family and friends to gather over the years. When the weather is pleasant in Atlanta, the patio at La Grotta is hard to beat. It’s a dining oasis hidden away off of bustling Peachtree. Reservations highly encouraged.

El Viñedo Local

This all-day South American coffee, wine, and tapas bar in Midtown features arepas and perfectly baked empanadas and guava pastries as well as a selection of ceviche, sandwiches like a choripan, and plates of fried plantains, rice, and beans on its menu. Order a meal or coffee, cafe con leche, or a glass of wine from the lengthy list of South American producers here and sit outside on the breezy front patio overlooking Peachtree Street.

Larakin

Located on 12th Street near Piedmont Park, this Midtown coffee bar features an all-day menu of freshly baked biscuits and focaccia, along with tinned fish, cheese and charcuterie, and daily food specials. In the afternoons and evenings, Larakin turns into a wine bar. Owner Jordan Chambers calls his coffee bar an “anytime venue” and a space that adapts to people’s needs throughout the day. Most of the seating is on the patio overlooking 12th Street, and it’s pretty much standing room only inside. But that’s the point, because lingering at Larakin is the name of the game. BYOB while awaiting liquor license. Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 8 a.m. until sold out.

Anis Cafe & Bistro

This charming French bistro in the Garden Hills neighborhood offers a rambling patio of covered and open-air spaces with dishes and wines on the menu inspired by the Provence region of southeastern France.

Willow Bar

Dine outside at Willow Bar, the rambling bar and restaurant on the ground floor level of the Kimpton Sylvan Hotel in Buckhead. Some covered is seating available, too. Order spritzy cocktails, G&Ts, and rose and sparkling wine by the glass at this secret garden restaurant paired with charcuterie, boquerones, oysters, and even a fancy cheeseburger.

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Georgia Beer Garden

This bar on Edgewood dedicates most of its drinks menu to beer, hence the name. But there’s wine and cocktails here, too, along with food and bites from the occasional pop-up. Walled off and much quieter than one might think for an Edgewood Avenue spot, the patio at Georgia Beer Garden is great for grabbing drinks with friends any day of the week. Follow on Instagram for menu and pop-up updates.

Biggerstaff Brewing Company

Located next door to Staplehouse, this brewpub features one of the liveliest (and sunniest) patios on Edgewood. Open for coffee in the morning and beer and wine in the afternoon, expect charcuterie and shareable snacks on the menu, like smoked Vidalia onion rings, crispy cornbread bites, pork belly atop creamy farrow, and beets and brats. There’s also burgers, sandwiches, and salads to pair with Biggerstaff’s beers, which include IPAs, sours, coffee brews, and a smoked pale ale.

Staplehouse

This neighborhood market and counter-service restaurant features pantry staples, wine, and beer and an outstanding menu of daily dishes created by chef Ryan Smith and his team. Order the beautifully presented chicken liver tart, smoked brisket and pork tacos, or hearty grain bowls here. Don’t skip the Italian grinder if its listed on the menu or any of the wood-fired pizzas. After ordering, grab wine and beer by the glass or bottle or a cocktail and find a seat outside in the sunny garden or on the covered patio out back.

Red's Beer Garden

Located in Benteen Park, Red’s Beer Garden includes both deck seating and seating beyond in the backyard at picnic tables. It’s a great spot to grab hot dogs, sandwiches, or weekend brunch while sampling Red’s vast beer selection.

A Mano

This cozy, wood-laden neighborhood bistro in the Old Fourth Ward serves a tight menu of pastas with a bit of Southern flare on its menu paired with plenty of in-season vegetables. Order the classic cacio e pepe or try the fusilli with diver scallops, chard, and mushrooms tossed in a light cream sauce. A Mano also serves lunch and offers restaurant pop-ups in its parking lot on weekends. Grab a seat on the covered deck or on the front garden patio below while sipping cocktails or drinking natural wine.

Table & Main

Enjoy a whiskey cocktail from the bourbon bar on the front porch or dine in the garden patio with its stone fireplace at this charming Southern restaurant, one of many in downtown historic Roswell featuring beautiful al fresco spaces.

Muchacho

Muchacho in Reynoldstown features more than few outdoor seating options on its sprawling patio along the Beltline. Grab a table on the brick patio or seating in casual conversation areas or take a seat on the partially covered deck patio for great people watching as folks stroll the Eastside Beltline trail below. The newly expanded menu here now offers even more breakfast bowls and tacos in the morning and street tacos in the afternoon, along with a surfer’s burrito stuffed with carne asada and crispy fries and several sandwiches and snacks. The bar serves coffee, beer, wine, and plenty of margaritas and other patio sipping cocktails.

Midway Pub

Midway Pub is an East Atlanta favorite known for its “Friday night flights” under the stars on its low-key neighborhood patio, part of which is covered. No matter the time or day, the patio here is just a solid place to relax and hang out with beer and pub grub and to watch sports.

El Tesoro

This Edgewood neighborhood Mexican taqueria continues to be a popular hangout for tacos, mulitas, burritos, and beer. Despite having to scale back its patio recently from a neighboring property, the owners of El Tesoro found a way to keep the outdoor seating vibes alive in the space out front. Counter service.

Wahoo! Grill

This neighborhood bistro along West College Avenue in Decatur was built for cozy meals and conversation. It also includes one of the loveliest garden patios surrounded by shade trees and lush plants. There’s also seating on the sun porch, which features large glass doors opening to the outside on warm days. Expect comforting dishes of crab bisque, pimento cheese fritters, and risotto as well as entrees of fried chicken, New York strip, and mountain trout. Make sure to order wine at Wahoo Grill. And stop by the restaurant’s wine shop next door to grab a bottle or two for home.

Hopstix

Brewmaster Andy Tan continues to wow with both the food and beer at his Asian brewpub Hopstix in Chamblee. Order everything from savory bowls of miso ramen, chicken satay, pork belly baos, and even sushi and a selection of robata skewers grilled over charcoal. On pleasant days and evenings, grab a seat on the front patio with a pint of Rice and Shine (a refreshing jasmine rice lager) or the Shaolin Showdown (an orange smoked Chinese black rice lager). The patio at Hopstix is surprisingly quiet despite its proximity to Peachtree Road.

Southbound

Located in an old factory in Chamblee, Southbound includes everything from deviled eggs and fried green tomatoes to daily selected vegetable plates and smoked short rib on its menu. Come here for the large whiskey and bourbon selection and whiskey-laced cocktails. The side patio complete with string lights in the evening is hard to beat on pleasant days. Looking for coffee in morning? Moonbird Coffee also operates out of Southbound.

Brick Store Pub

This popular Decatur beer pub offers a lengthy list of local, Belgian, and hard-to-find beers on the menu and on the more than two dozens taps. It also includes a beer garden in back, complete with a fire pit, a patio bar, and plenty of shady spots for both people and their dogs to relax. Dine on giant soft pretzels with beer cheese, fried pierogi, a bacon and pimento cheese burger, griddled mac and cheese, or a steak sandwich while sipping on locally brewed lagers and hoppy IPAs or imported hefeweizens, zwickelbiers, and English bitters. Dogs on leashes welcome. Family friendly. Reopens for the season April 2023.

Opo Coffee

Located across from Kimball House, and backed by Taproom Coffee owner Jonathan Pascual, Opo Coffee features a coffee bar, roastery, and certified coffee training center all under one roof. Expect drip coffee and espresso drinks, as well as nitro coffee, chai, and latte specials here. Fresh pastries and baked goods are also available. While there’s ample seating inside, the large patio out back includes plenty of space to work and read al fresco. Monday - Saturday, 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wifi.

Waller's Coffee Shop

The coffee house and live music venue is located just outside of Decatur. Waller’s Coffee Shop, owned by Jason Waller, is part-coffee house and part-music room for local musicians, spoken word artists, poets, and other entertainers to perform. The family-friendly shop hosts live music three to four times a week as well as wellness events and support groups for those battling mental illness and addiction. Waller’s now features an expansive outdoor seating area along a wooded stretch behind the building with fire pits and a stage for live music and other performances. Pop in for coffee, biscuits sandwiches, pastries, and sandwiches. 

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