Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall

“A short walk from the tiny house, this wine bar and tapas restaurant is one of our favs. ”

“Atlanta’s west coast style market / food hall. If you have the time, try food from many of the restaurants inside. Recommendations inside: - Hop City Beer and Wine: Explore the Atlanta craft beer scene by grabbing a drink from their rotating tabs or pick up a six-pack from their heavily stocked retail store to bring home to enjoy. - Gu’s Dumplings: Must try their famous Zhong style dumplings (and spicy sauce)! - Superica: Tex-Mex restaurant with lively atmosphere. Outdoor patio is perfect for brunch or dinner on a warm evening. - Fred’s Meat and Bread: Burgers and fries + a full assortment of classic deli sandwiches (cheesesteaks, po boys, and more). - Watchman’s: Delicious seafood and cocktails. - Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream: Popular among all Atlantans, Jeni’s ice cream serves traditional flavors and a variety of seasonal flavors made with fruits and experimental flavors. Must try: Gooey butter cake or Brambleberry crisp!”

“Well established eatery with an impressive case of baked goods and sweets alongside a sit-down area serving breakfast classics as well as creative vegetarian offerings.”

“So Much Fun! Concerts and entertaining family brunch. This venue is owned by the lead singers of Yacht Rock Review. Please check them out on YouTube for smooth 70's & 80's music. YRR regularly sells out large venues, including Chastain Park when they perform. Food here is always Excellent & service Outstanding!”

“Awesome food + affordable drinks on the Beltline. If you want to enjoy your trip like a authentic local ATLien (and "Beltliner") you will want to try Bantam Pub's! Their ever-changing menu puts a Southern spin on New American cuisine. Bantam's Staples include BBQ Pork (they even have at annual pig roast), Duck Legs, Bratwursts, and the infamous Bantam Burger and Bantam Chicken Sandwich. They also have a Weekend Brunch, which would be the perfect opportunity for you to do some great people-watching of those on the Beltline. The outside eating area has large tables to accommodate large crowds and an outdoor fireplace. They are a great place to gather with the ATL locals. Dog-Friendly too!”