Premier Businesses in Atlanta, GA
- • Septic to Sewer Conversion
- • Septic Tank Abandonments
- • Hydro-Jetting Sewer Lines
- • Community Association
- • Management & Financial Services
- • Accounting & Bookkeeping
- • King Crab Legs Every Thursday Through Sunday
- • Fried Calamari Tacos
- • Oyster Shooters
- • Full Bar, Pizza & Antipasto Bar
- • Special Events, Take Out & Catering
- • Hand-Cut Ribbon Pasta
Things To Do in Atlanta, GA
Sidebar
"Sidebar is for drinkers," so if you're in downtown Atlanta and you fit the description, head to Sidebar to satisfy your beer craving. This nightlife watering hole features 10 beers on tap and even more in bottle - along with several liquors if you're needing something with more of a kick. Before you leave Sidebar, take a look at the menu and dine on some Cuban-inspired cuisine.
Cafe Intermezzo
Sometimes the simplest dates can be the most romantic. Enjoy an intimate conversation over a cup of coffee at Cafe Intermezzo. This isn't your average coffee shop though; Cafe Intermezzo has a breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu, serves a wide range of coffees, beers, wine and other beverages, and has an impressive list of desserts.
Alliance Theatre at the Woodruff
See a show at the Alliance Theatre at the Woodruff, a Tony Award-winning theater company in Atlanta. Since opening in 1968 the theater has hosted a number of productions including The Color Purple, Aida, Beauty and the Beast, Treasure Island, Hamlet, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and many more.
Atlanta History Center
Explore the history of the city at the Atlanta History Center. The museum features rotating and traveling exhibits, and houses six permanent exhibits that showcase relevant points in Atlanta history. Events and time periods spotlighted include the city's expansion from a rural area to a metropolis, the Civil Rights Movement in the city, and the city during the Civil War. The Atlanta History Center boasts one of the largest collections of Civil War artifacts in the world. This museum and attraction also has historic homes and gardens on its grounds, and has been teaching the public about Atlanta's history since 1926.