TASTE OF ATLANTA UNVEILS LIST OF ATLANTA’S MUST EATS MENU 2020 AND BINGO SCHEDULE
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/28/20
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Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/28/20
We have just the event for you! This year, be among the very few who will experience an exclusive VIP tour through NETHERWORLD Haunted House with the lights on and the effects off, taking guests behind the scenes and into the rich history of NETHERWORLD. Tickets are extremely limited and are $200/person (3 people minimum, 6 people maximum) and include:
Tours are offered at 3:00 p.m. every day the haunts are open (Oct. 27 – Nov. 1, Nov. 6-7, Nov. 13-14), and dates are selling out quickly. To check availability + purchase tickets, click here. Please note, temperature screenings and facemasks are required at all times during your visit.
Posted by Liz and Attaway, 10/27/20
Park Tavern at Piedmont Park
Saturday, October 31 at 9pm
Who says wearing a mask can’t be fun? This Halloween, spooky surprises lurk around every corner at Park Tavern’s Maskarade Halloween Party. This devilish party comes alive on Saturday, October 31, 2020. Kicking off at 9 p.m., ghouls and goblins alike are invited to descend upon the popular hotspot in their most haunting costumes for this eerie and safely distanced Halloween bash. Enjoy a night of Howl-o-ween fun with electrifying live music, a chilling costume contest, a live DJ, and themed drink specials. For ages 21 and up, tickets are available starting at $20, plus applicable fees, at https://www.bigtickets.com/
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/27/20
Blue Martini Lounge
Saturday, October 31 at 8pm
Blue Martini Lounge, located in the heart of Buckhead, is hosting the most anticipated Halloween Party on Saturday, October 31, 2020 as part of its grand opening weekend. For ages 21 and up, the hauntingly exciting affair will begin at 4 p.m. and feature live entertainment, along with a music performance by DJ Babey Drew beginning at 8 p.m. Guests looking to don their spookiest or sexiest Halloween attire can participate in Blue Martini’s costume contest for a chance to win $1000 in prizes and giveaways. For a world-class VIP experience, email samt@bluemartini.com. Blue Martini Atlanta is open seven days a week at 4 p.m. and is located at 3402 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305. Visit https://bluemartini.com
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/26/20
Sat., Oct. 31 – PCM Goes Inside Out: Halloween*
PCM Goes Inside Out, a series bringing the best of PCM outdoors is now taking place every other Saturday through December 12. Visitors can enjoy a variety of exciting happenings throughout the fall as PCM Goes Inside Out safely brings food and drink, football, music and fun to The Courtyard and Yard.
Starting at noon on each date, guests can enjoy bites and drinks from restaurant kiosks in The Courtyard alongside restaurant patios, watch live-streams of football games on a big screen, play yard games on The Yard provided by Mountain High Outfitters and more. PCM will also offer plenty of umbrellaed outdoor seating throughout the property.
On Halloween, visitors can enjoy trick or treating at restaurant tents in the Courtyard and festive decorations throughout the property. Upcoming PCM Goes Inside Out dates and themes are listed below:
Sat., Oct. 31, 11am-3pm – Trick-or-Treat on The Roof
The Roof is hosting another family fun Halloween event with complimentary popcorn and cotton candy, plus trick-or-treating at Skyline Park! Guests are encouraged to come in their best costumes to this fun-filled day. Admission is $15 for adults and $7 for kids at the door — no pre-purchase necessary.
Sat., Oct. 31, 5pm-1am – Halloween on The Roof
Halloween evening on The Roof kicks off with a 21+ Halloween party for adults beginning at pm. DJ Xavier Blk will be spinning tracks on the dance floor, plus food and beverages and complimentary popcorn and cotton candy will be provided. Admission is $20 at the door.
Thurs., Oct. 29-Sat., Oct. 31– RoleCall Presents Hell Over Heels
Modeled after the 70s Dating Game Show, Hell Over Heels is a matchmaking game set in the fiery pits of Hell. In this show held throughout Halloween weekend, host Ben Bad will help artisanal voodoo doll-maker Morgana Beltane find love. Tickets ($10) are available for purchase here.
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/26/20
Hampton + Hudson
Saturday, October 31 8pm
The community bar and restaurant will be celebrating Halloween beginning at 8pm on October 31. With masks required and social distancing in place, the celebration will feature drink specials, a potion bar, photo booth, tarot reader, a DJ spinning all night and an outdoor bar. Plus, there will be a costume contest, with “best costume” announced at 11:30pm.
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/26/20
Eventide
Saturday, 10/31 all day
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/26/20
On a corner in the south Buckhead, there’s a new Thai and sushi place that stimulates the senses, Osha Thai Sushi Galleria. The second you walk in, the bar illuminates the middle with vibrant purple hue, while to the right you walk into a beautifully adorned dining area filled with cozy cloth benches, warm wood tables, and a gorgeous mural in gold! Osha Thai Sushi Galleria doesn’t stop with the décor, their food is just as dynamic. From the Tokyo Tower to the Mona Lisa to some of the most unique cocktails and the grilled pork chop, everything you get will be sure to please. Let’s explore, shall we?
Whatever you do, start off with a cocktail or two from the fantastic cocktail menu at Osha Thai Sushi Galleria. We decided on two unique cocktails, the Butterfly Kiss and the Tiki Thai. The most unique experience of the two was the Butterfly Kiss. With one of the best presentations you can find in Atlanta, it’s sporting a bright pink-purple hue and in a beautiful bird glass. Beyond the fun of the glass and presentation, don’t sleep on the taste, it’s a sassy, sweet gin cocktail with a one-two punch of floral aroma and a slight boozy kick. We could drink those all night and enjoy every sip. Plus, how cute that you get to drink out of the butt of a bird? It’s definitely a conversation piece. The waitress said you wouldn’t believe what people say about that, we can’t imagine. The Tiki Thai is also one we’d recommend you try! Being a connoisseur of all things tiki, we give our stamp of approval for this sweet, warm rum, and pineapple-forward little number. Then, after the sweet the pomegranate comes in with a tart that balances out the whole sip. Yum.
Of the Japanese appetizers, we had to try the Tokyo Tower and boy, that’s one terrific dish. Beautifully presented and flavorful, it starts off with the tuna and mango sweetness up front with a slightly spiciness of the delectable sauce on the back. While going from sweet to spicy, make sure to get as much crunchy cucumber in each bite because it makes it so balanced with so many dynamic textures! Our tip is to make sure to mix up all the ingredients well and get all of them in one bite. What a crowd-pleaser. We’ll take another!
With a large and stellar craft sushi roll and sashimi menu, we opted for the Mona Lisa. We’re so glad we did because this has to be one of the best sushi rolls we’ve had all year! Starting with the spiciness of the tuna, which was perfectly balanced between the meatiness and spice that brought the heat and built as you sampled. While spicy on the front, the wonderful mustardy-citrus sauce on top in tandem with the salmon outside calms that spice a little and adds a tart and meaty end. The best part is this roll is so good, no wasabi or soy sauce is needed to even make it any better! We wouldn’t want to cover up it’s beautiful smile. Pro tip: get your own roll, you won’t want to share.
From the Thai end of the menu, we opted for the grilled pork chop and the brussels sprouts. The sprouts were perfectly cooked with tender inside and crisp, charred outside. Topped with an apple-forward gastrique, there’s a balance of char, sweet, tart, and earthiness. In love with this! For our entrée, we sampled the grilled pork chop. This is a tender chop you don’t even need a knife to cut. Then, it’s laced with the fantastic house-made basil sauce. Creating a perfectly salty, sweet, spicy bite, the sauce works beautifully with the meatiness of the chop to the crunch of the peppers, which bring in a bit of brightness to the dish.
Have you ever wondered why Mona Lisa is such a mystery? You know what’s not a mystery? Osha Thai Sushi Galleria is a place to definitely visit for amazing sushi, fantastic cocktails, terrific Tokyo Tower and beautiful pork chop entrée. If you could try any of these, what would you get?
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/22/20
Pratt Pullman District
Saturday, October 24 3pm – 9pm
VIP: 3-4pm; Free GA: 4-9pm
After a successful chefs market in September, the Pratt Pullman District will be holding a second chefs market this Saturday, October 24 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
“The concept behind the market, much like a farmers market, is to create an open air market with rotating vendors selling dishes directly to the consumer,” the market’s website reads.
Vendors are a mix of new and returning restaurants, including The Abby Singer, Bakers Hatt, Three Lolas Bakeshop, Clairmont Cafe, Dona Joche Empanadas, Heaps, Jackalope, Jen Chan’s Supper Club, Kat’s Dumplings, Kamayan ATL, La Bodega, Millas Macarons, Nunu Cakes, Pho Cue, Seoul Chikin, The Real Mexican Vittles, and The Companion.
Attendees can purchase a parking pass ahead of time on the website. Additionally, two VIP Packages are available which include food vouchers to three food vendors, early access, a complimentary cocktail hour, and a tour of the Historic Pullman Yards.
Masks are required during the event.
Post c/o Decaturish.com. Here’s a link to the original article.
Posted by Liz and John Attaway, 10/22/20
Second Self Beer Company
Thursday, October 29th thru Saturday, October 31st