Eats & Things To Do
Piedmont Park
Near and dear to our hearts! We love taking long strolls and walking by the dog park. There is a farmers market Saturday mornings from 9-11AM just inside the 12th street gate.
Atlanta Beltline
The best way to explore the city, The Beltline is a 22-mile railroad track that has been transformed into a walking path lined with restaurants, breweries, and local businesses.
Ponce City Market
Vibrant converted historic Sears building, now a market with a food hall and shops! It's a beautiful two mile stroll from Midtown that takes you through Piedmont Park and on the Beltline. Grab a scooter or bike along the way for a quicker journey!
High Museum of Art
We love spending an afternoon at the High and have been members for a couple of years now. This is a great way to spend a couple of hours and easily walkable from any Midtown hotel.
Colony Square
Shopping block adjacent to The Starling Hotel. Mix of restaurants and shops, including Politan Row Food Hall, and Jojo's Beloved (a hidden-away speakeasy).
Larakin
Coffee? Wine? Tinned Fish? Why not all three? Larakin has a beautiful outdoor patio we love to frequent when the weather is nice. Don't let the tinned fish scare you, there are plenty of other options to enjoy if that's not your thing.
Woody's CheeseSteaks
Best cheesesteaks in town! Open until 4am on Fridays and Saturdays and just one block away from our venue.
Silver Skillet
Old school diner charm with old school diner prices!
Antico Pizza Napoletana
Considered by most the best pizza in the city. Located in the "Little Italy" part of West Midtown, it's pizza served Neapolitan style.
Fishmonger
Alan's favorite restaurant in town, Fishmonger serves high-quality (Michelin bib gourmand rated) seafood - with a Southern-slant - in a chill, industrial setting. Alan recommends the focaccia and gumbo, Addie likes the oysters and lobster roll!