Restaurants & Bars
Singer Usher's Mom's BBQ Eatery Among 5 New Restaurants In Metro ATL
From a barbecue smokehouse to an every expanding Mexican eatery, Patch has your go-to guide for five new restaurants in metro Atlanta.
GEORGIA — Are you hungry, metro Atlanta?
These five new restaurants, from grilled meats to authentic Mexican cuisine, are aiming to fulfill your appetite. Some have already opened, and others note they will open soon.
Here are five new restaurants to know in metro Atlanta:
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J’s Smokehouse, Doraville
Where: 3996 Pleasantdale Road, Suite 104B, Atlanta
Product or Service: Smoked turkey legs, grilled barbecue chicken, grilled sausage, grilled salmon, fried chicken wings, southern braised collard greens, five blend macaroni and cheese, pasta bowls and Ms. J's Tennessee cajun fried chicken sandwich
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Amenities: Vegan options available.
Hours of operation: 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday
In an Instagram video with her son, legendary musician Usher, owner Jonnetta Patton said J's Smokehouse uses "grandma's recipes."
Propaganda, Smyrna
Product or Service: Pop rocks rita, classic pomegranate martini, espresso martini, classic Aperol spritz, wine and champagne
Amenities: Lounge seating, reservations and private events
Hours of operation: 7 p.m.-1 a.m. Wednesday-Saturday; 3-10 p.m. Sunday; closed Monday and Tuesday
"Inspired by the age of massive propaganda, the space embodies the Studio 54 ethos with glitz, glam and rock and roll vibes. Propaganda isn't just a space; it's a movement, our mantra 'think for yourself.' An invitation to challenge the status quo and a celebration of individuality," read the company website.
Toastique, Midtown
Where: 1230 West Peachtree St. NW
Product or Service: Gourmet toast creations, smoothie bowls, cold-pressed juices, espresso and coffee
Amenities: Grab-and-go options
Hours of operation: Location to open in September.
“I’m most looking forward to seeing the smiles on guests’ faces when they take that first sip of juice or bite of toast,” franchisee and Atlanta native Nicole Wiley said in a news release. “All of our ingredients are fresh, natural, and responsibly sourced—even down to the straws made from agave.”
Chamblee Tap and Market, Chamblee
Where: 3509 Broad St.
Product or Service: Beers Good Word, Bold Monk, Maine, Bluejacket, Creature Comforts, Sierra Nevada and Pacifico
Amenities: Food stalls to open in the fall.
Hours of operation: closed Monday-Wednesday and Sunday; 4-10 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 1-10 p.m. Saturday.
“We immediately knew downtown Chamblee is where we wanted to be,” co-owner David Heymann said in a news release. “There’s so much potential here. It’s got this terrific downtown with tons of character that was built decades and decades ago. They aren’t making any more of these.”
Rreal Tacos, Decatur
Where: 312 Church St.
Product or Service: Elote, esquites, tacos, consome, a birria pizza, tortas, burritos, tostadas, burrito bowls, quesabirrias, quesadillas, nachos and salads
Amenities: Food truck and private events.
Hours of operation: No opening date immediately available.
"We are thrilled to join the vibrant Decatur community," co-owner Damian Otero said in a news release. "The energy here is contagious, and this new location reflects our dedication to sharing our brand with more people in Atlanta."
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