Guidebook for Cozy Cabbagetown
Food Scene
We highly recommend the .3 mile/8 min walk to Petite Chou, a Cabbagetown neighborhood spot. A welcome respite in the middle of the city. French Southern Style breakfast/brunch. The outside patio, garden area, and bar are designed to encourage different types of interaction. They envision the patio as an intimate location, the bar as place to meet and converse and the garden as a place of reflection.
Ingredients are fresh, not frozen, sourced from local suppliers and artisanal providers.
Try their Croque Madame served with tomato concasse & one of their craft sodas. You will not be disappointed.
www.petitchouatl.com
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Petit Chou
662 Memorial Dr SEWe highly recommend the .3 mile/8 min walk to Petite Chou, a Cabbagetown neighborhood spot. A welcome respite in the middle of the city. French Southern Style breakfast/brunch. The outside patio, garden area, and bar are designed to encourage different types of interaction. They envision the patio as an intimate location, the bar as place to meet and converse and the garden as a place of reflection.
Ingredients are fresh, not frozen, sourced from local suppliers and artisanal providers.
Try their Croque Madame served with tomato concasse & one of their craft sodas. You will not be disappointed.
www.petitchouatl.com
We highly recommend the .3 mile/8 min walk to Revolution, in the nearby Inman Park neighborhood. A small family-owned and operated baking company; revitalizing the American doughnut.
“Revolution” in their name refers to their dedication to hand-crafted food - to food made by people and not machines. They make all their doughs, glazes and fillings from scratch, using real food ingredients in their recipes: organic flour, local dairy, fresh fruit, natural flavor extracts, and 100% trans-fat free vegetable oil.
They offer a variety of options for vegans and folks sensitive to gluten, egg, or dairy.
www.revolutiondonuts.com
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Revolution Doughnuts & Coffee
745 Edgewood Ave NEWe highly recommend the .3 mile/8 min walk to Revolution, in the nearby Inman Park neighborhood. A small family-owned and operated baking company; revitalizing the American doughnut.
“Revolution” in their name refers to their dedication to hand-crafted food - to food made by people and not machines. They make all their doughs, glazes and fillings from scratch, using real food ingredients in their recipes: organic flour, local dairy, fresh fruit, natural flavor extracts, and 100% trans-fat free vegetable oil.
They offer a variety of options for vegans and folks sensitive to gluten, egg, or dairy.
www.revolutiondonuts.com
We highly recommend the .3 miles/8 min walk to Little's Food Store, a neighborhood grocery & grill in Cabbagetown. They have one of the best burgers in town and it is cheap treat. But it's also a great place to pick up some beer, wine or snacks.
www.littlesfoodstore.com
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Little's Food Store
198 Carroll St SEWe highly recommend the .3 miles/8 min walk to Little's Food Store, a neighborhood grocery & grill in Cabbagetown. They have one of the best burgers in town and it is cheap treat. But it's also a great place to pick up some beer, wine or snacks.
www.littlesfoodstore.com
We highly recommend the .5 mile/10 min walk to Krog Street Market.
Accolades include: “The World’s Best Food Halls” by Travel + Leisure, Top 10 Food Halls in America, Best Bars in America, Best New Restaurants, Best of Atlanta, & James Beard Foundation nominations. Also featured in “Food Hall of Fame” on Food Paradise on Travel Channel
Recommendations Include:
Fred's Meat & Bread
Grand Champion BBQ (Award-Winning Barbecue)
Gu's Dumplings (Szechuan cuisine)
Hop City Beer & Wine
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams
Little Tart Bakeshop
Pho Nam (North to South Vietnamese cuisine)
Superica (Ford Fry Mex)
Ticonderoga Club (Cocktails & Dining)
Varuni Napoli (Neapolitan pizza)
Yalla (Middle Eastern food)
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Krog Street Market
99 Krog St NEWe highly recommend the .5 mile/10 min walk to Krog Street Market.
Accolades include: “The World’s Best Food Halls” by Travel + Leisure, Top 10 Food Halls in America, Best Bars in America, Best New Restaurants, Best of Atlanta, & James Beard Foundation nominations. Also featured in “Food Hall of Fame” on Food Paradise on Travel Channel
Recommendations Include:
Fred's Meat & Bread
Grand Champion BBQ (Award-Winning Barbecue)
Gu's Dumplings (Szechuan cuisine)
Hop City Beer & Wine
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams
Little Tart Bakeshop
Pho Nam (North to South Vietnamese cuisine)
Superica (Ford Fry Mex)
Ticonderoga Club (Cocktails & Dining)
Varuni Napoli (Neapolitan pizza)
Yalla (Middle Eastern food)
Enjoy a .3 mile/8 minute walk to Grindhouse Killer Burgers. Some of Atlanta’s best burgers in one of the most unique and fun atmospheres in the city.
Known for their hamburgers, veggie burgers, homemade brisket chili and boozy shakes. They even have the Impossible burger! Customers come for their fresh ground burger fix, and stick around for the campy B-movies and Kung Fu flicks projecting on the subway tile walls.
www.grindhouseburgers.com
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Grindhouse Killer Burgers
701 Memorial Dr SEEnjoy a .3 mile/8 minute walk to Grindhouse Killer Burgers. Some of Atlanta’s best burgers in one of the most unique and fun atmospheres in the city.
Known for their hamburgers, veggie burgers, homemade brisket chili and boozy shakes. They even have the Impossible burger! Customers come for their fresh ground burger fix, and stick around for the campy B-movies and Kung Fu flicks projecting on the subway tile walls.
www.grindhouseburgers.com
We highly recommend the .6 mile/12 minute walk to Muchacho. The tacos are available daily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m along with poke bowls, toasts, and grain bowls. There’s also a pastry case filled with various Latin-inspired bites that recall Miami’s Cuban coffee shops, and Muchacho even serves cortaditos, a sweet Cuban espresso drink. Seating is limited inside but there is plenty of outdoor space that is quite lovely. Muchacho is a fun addition to this part of town. Tacos and good vibes—what more do you need?
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Muchacho
904 Memorial Dr SEWe highly recommend the .6 mile/12 minute walk to Muchacho. The tacos are available daily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m along with poke bowls, toasts, and grain bowls. There’s also a pastry case filled with various Latin-inspired bites that recall Miami’s Cuban coffee shops, and Muchacho even serves cortaditos, a sweet Cuban espresso drink. Seating is limited inside but there is plenty of outdoor space that is quite lovely. Muchacho is a fun addition to this part of town. Tacos and good vibes—what more do you need?
Check out Golden Eagle, behind Muchacho in a glamorous former train depot serving as a backdrop to an exotic sunken garden. Conjuring a midcentury mood, with classic American dishes like steak au poivre and wedge salad given a modern twist to match the bar's smart cocktails and the crisp masculine decor. Reservations are not needed, they are a first-come, first-serve dinner establishment.
www.goldeneagleatl.com
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Golden Eagle
904 Memorial Dr SECheck out Golden Eagle, behind Muchacho in a glamorous former train depot serving as a backdrop to an exotic sunken garden. Conjuring a midcentury mood, with classic American dishes like steak au poivre and wedge salad given a modern twist to match the bar's smart cocktails and the crisp masculine decor. Reservations are not needed, they are a first-come, first-serve dinner establishment.
www.goldeneagleatl.com
A favorite neighborhood spot for breakfast/brunch featuring locally grown produce and fresh ingredients. They are known for their Comfy Chicken Biscuit, Pimento Cheese, Chocolate Chip Pancakes & Vegan Sloppy Joes. An eclectic space featuring a mini thrift store in the back and if you are lucky you may here experience an elderly gentleman playing a huge organ/xylophone. Get there or early or you can expect a wait on the weekends. Open 7am-2pm
www.homegrownga.com
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Home grown GA Restaurant
968 Memorial Dr SEA favorite neighborhood spot for breakfast/brunch featuring locally grown produce and fresh ingredients. They are known for their Comfy Chicken Biscuit, Pimento Cheese, Chocolate Chip Pancakes & Vegan Sloppy Joes. An eclectic space featuring a mini thrift store in the back and if you are lucky you may here experience an elderly gentleman playing a huge organ/xylophone. Get there or early or you can expect a wait on the weekends. Open 7am-2pm
www.homegrownga.com
JenChan's
186 Carroll St SEJulianna's Coffee & Crepes
775 Lake Ave NEGrant Park Farmers Market
1040 Grant Street Southeast
BoccaLupo
753 Edgewood Ave NEDrinks & Nightlife
Our local dive bar, only a block away.
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97 Estoria
727 Wylie St SEOur local dive bar, only a block away.
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Hop City Bar
99 Krog St NELLoyd's Restaurant & Lounge
900 DeKalb Ave NESister Louisa's Church of the Living Room and Ping Pong Emporium
466 Edgewood Ave SEParks & Nature
Across the street is the neighborhood community center. Walk up the path along the side to arrive at Cabbagetown Park.
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Cabbagetown Park
701 Kirkwood Ave SEAcross the street is the neighborhood community center. Walk up the path along the side to arrive at Cabbagetown Park.
Springvale Park has two halves, on either side of Euclid Avenue. Although there are plans to add pedestrian access from both halves to Euclid Avenue, neither half is currently accessible directly from Euclid. Instead, the park can be accessed from Waverly Way. The southern half is a very natural area, while the northern half is a well-used community park with a playground and pond. The pond is home to a lot of wildlife, and it is quite common to see ducks, geese, and turtles here.
There are three historical markers at the park, all relating to the Civil War, including: Brig. Gen. A. M. Manigault’s Brigade &
Baker’s Brigade
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Springvale Park
950 Edgewood Ave NESpringvale Park has two halves, on either side of Euclid Avenue. Although there are plans to add pedestrian access from both halves to Euclid Avenue, neither half is currently accessible directly from Euclid. Instead, the park can be accessed from Waverly Way. The southern half is a very natural area, while the northern half is a well-used community park with a playground and pond. The pond is home to a lot of wildlife, and it is quite common to see ducks, geese, and turtles here.
There are three historical markers at the park, all relating to the Civil War, including: Brig. Gen. A. M. Manigault’s Brigade &
Baker’s Brigade
Sightseeing
A legal spot for graffiti. It's ever changing and you can often see a photo shoot or music video being filmed.
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Krog Street Tunnel
1 Krog St NEA legal spot for graffiti. It's ever changing and you can often see a photo shoot or music video being filmed.
A short one block walk will bring you to the Wylie Street wall of the CSX railroad's, Hulsey rail yard. One of the best street art viewing venues in Atlanta thanks to Forward Warrior. The murals are lined up for easy viewing along a half mile long wall that parallels the sidewalk.
Check out the Atlanta Street Art Map at:
www.streetartmap.org
Wylie Street Southeast
Wylie Street SoutheastA short one block walk will bring you to the Wylie Street wall of the CSX railroad's, Hulsey rail yard. One of the best street art viewing venues in Atlanta thanks to Forward Warrior. The murals are lined up for easy viewing along a half mile long wall that parallels the sidewalk.
Check out the Atlanta Street Art Map at:
www.streetartmap.org
Shopping
The historic Sears, Roebuck & Co was transformed; the largest adaptive reuse project. In 2014, Travel + Leisure ranked PCM one of “The World’s Coolest New Tourist Attractions.”
At the heart of PCM is the marketplace itself, a flexible space to gather, eat and shop. In the Central Food Hall, artisan chefs & local purveyors fill an authentic market with the design, food, & flavors of Atlanta. From morning coffee to lunchtime shopping & date-night dinners, the Food Hall is a daily gathering place & culinary destination, year-round.
You can find food from around the world & national retailers but we recommend checking out Citizen Supply for local & international artisans goods & Skyline Park.
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Ponce City Market
675 North Avenue NEThe historic Sears, Roebuck & Co was transformed; the largest adaptive reuse project. In 2014, Travel + Leisure ranked PCM one of “The World’s Coolest New Tourist Attractions.”
At the heart of PCM is the marketplace itself, a flexible space to gather, eat and shop. In the Central Food Hall, artisan chefs & local purveyors fill an authentic market with the design, food, & flavors of Atlanta. From morning coffee to lunchtime shopping & date-night dinners, the Food Hall is a daily gathering place & culinary destination, year-round.
You can find food from around the world & national retailers but we recommend checking out Citizen Supply for local & international artisans goods & Skyline Park.
Ponce City Market
675 North Avenue NEEssentials
Kroger Marketplace
800 Glenwood Ave SEOur nearest big box grocery store.
Target
1275 Caroline St NEThe nearest Target for essentials & groceries.
Getting Around
Inman Park-Reynoldstown Transit Station
King Memorial Transit Station