White Oak Pastures - Photo
by Angie Mosier
Not the grilling type? Look no further than these Atlanta restaurants for your holiday weekend.
Alon's
Bakery and Market
has almost everything you'll need for that Labor Day cookout -- bread, cheese,
chips, snacks, desserts, wine, beer, sides and more. Plan to shop before 4 p.m.
(They'll close then so their employees can have a little R&R of their
own.)
For burgers, pick up some White Oak Pastures grass-fed and sustainably raised beef or chicken to throw on the grill! Locally, it's available at Whole Foods Markets and area Publix stores.
For burgers, pick up some White Oak Pastures grass-fed and sustainably raised beef or chicken to throw on the grill! Locally, it's available at Whole Foods Markets and area Publix stores.
Both Atkins Park Tavern locations (Virginia Highland
and Smyrna) will be open, with big screens tackling college football games at
the Smyrna location. In Midtown, head for Ecco or RA Sushi Bar Restaurant.
In Virginia Highland, hit The Original El Taco for chips, guac, Tex-Mex
and plenty of cold cervezas and margaritas, or settle in at La Tavola Trattoria for dinner centered on regional
Italian fare. On the northern Perimeter, Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar will
serve from the "5 For $6 'Til 7" menu from lunch
through dinner hours.
Around town, both locations of Uncle Julio's Fine Mexican Food (Buckhead and
Sandy Springs) and all Marlow's Tavern locations will be ready for you
and your friends, as well as Ray's in the City and Ray's on the River. Please note that Ray's at Killer Creek will close on Sunday, September 2 for renovations and will reopen soon to welcome back guests.
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