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Friday, June 29, 2012
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Weekend Wallet Saver: Time to Whip Out Your Dinner & A Cause Card
It's Friday afternoon and the options for weekend entertainment are endless...when you're using your Dinner & A Cause Card from Children of Conservation. Cardholders can savor 20 percent savings on their dinner tabs at some of Atlanta's top restaurants in July and August, starting this Saturday. The list of participating restaurants is long and includes Kaleidoscope Bistro & Pub in Brookhaven, No. 246 in Decatur, JCT. Kitchen & Bar on Atlanta's Westside and Chicken and the Egg in Marietta. Most importantly, your card purchase helps provide an education for children of wildlife sanctuary workers in Africa. If you're not already packing one of these cards in your purse or money carrier of choice, go online to purchase; $25 for July 1-31, $25 for August 1-31 or $45 when buying both months at the same time. Use it as many times as you wish during the permitted timeframe.
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Thursday, June 28, 2012
MLA On The Town
Declare Independence from the Kitchen this 4th of July
The Peachtree Road Race along with other patriotic
festivities will surely work up a July 4th appetite. No need to add
even more heat to this summer day by cooking; allow Atlanta
restaurants to do all the work for you with these eating out options.
Start Independence Day early with Woodfire Grill’s annual “BBQ
& Beer” event on July 3 from 5:30-11 p.m. Executive Chef Kevin Gillespie’s
three-course, all-American menu includes an appetizer, main course of BBQ,
Brunswick stew and sides, and banana pudding for dessert. Beer from Atlanta's
own SweetWater Brewery will star alongside the food, and all proceeds from
SweetWater beer sales will benefit the brewery's campaign to "Save theHooch."
Dinner cost is $38 per person (plus tax and gratuity). Reservations are
required as seating is limited. Call 404-347-9055.
Atkins Park Tavern in Virginia Highland
celebrates July 4th with their “Go Whole Hog or Go Home” lunch and
dinner special. A meat-and-three-sides menu is the food of champions for $15
per person (excluding beverage, tax and gratuity). Cheer for beer and a chance
to win some of the $500 in prizes at the tavern's Backyard Beer Olympics
beginning at 4 p.m.
Baseball-bound Atkins Park Tavern in Smyrna and
Ormsby's are running their hit
ballpark bus trip to the Atlanta Braves versus Chicago Cubs game. Get the whole
shebang for $55 per person: beer, Jäger, hot dogs, roundtrip bus ride, ticket
to the 7:10 p.m. game and plenty of time to watch the post-game fireworks show.
Sure to sell out so call Atkins Park Tavern in Smyrna at 770-435-1887 or Ormsby's at
404-968-2033 to reserve your ticket(s).
Open for you on the Fourth are:
* Alon's Bakery and Market in Virginia Highland and Dunwoody,
open from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
* Atkins Park Tavern in Virginia Highland and Smyrna
* Ecco, European-inspired bistro, open for dinner in Midtown
* Fleming'sPrime Steakhouse and Wine Bar in Dunwoody
* La Tavola Trattoria for an Italian dinner in Virginia
Highland
* All eight Marlow's Tavern locations
* No. 246 for Italian in Decatur
* The Original El Taco in Virginia Highland
* Ormsby's on Atlanta's Westside, dinner only
* RA Sushi Bar Restaurant for Japanese fusion, sushi and fun
drinks in Midtown
* Ray's in the City, Ray's at KillerCreek and Ray's on the River open from 4 - 9 p.m.
* Smashburger, all five Atlanta-area locations will be open
* South City Kitchen Vinings for
Southern fare in Vinings
* Uncle Julio's Fine Mexican Food for a July 4th fiesta in
Buckhead and Sandy Springs
Who's taking the day off? Closed for the holiday are:
Alma Cocina, Aqua blue, Aria, Chicken and theEgg, JCT. Kitchen &Bar, KaleidoscopeBistro & Pub, The Optimist, South City Kitchen Midtown and Woodfire Grill.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
RA Sushi Keeps Watermelon-Kiwi Pairings Rolling Through July
All
the good vibes emitting from guests at RA Sushi Bar
Restaurant prompted
the Midtown restaurant and bar to extend the popular Watermelon Kiwi Shrimp and
Melon-Kiwi-Tini pairing through July 31. There's an instant chill factor with
each bite of Watermelon Kiwi Shrimp layered with watermelon, kiwi, orange
slices and lychee and topped with shrimp. Melon-Kiwi-Tini muddles Monin
Watermelon, Svedka Citron, shochu and a splash of citrus soda and dolls it up
with watermelon and kiwi slices. Order the pairing for $18 -- less than a
bikini and one size fits all.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Dogfish Head Beer Dinner Pours "Off-Centered Ales For Off-Centered People" at Woodfire Grill
Get ready for a guest appearance from Dogfish
Head Craft Beers all the way
from Rehoboth Beach , Delaware this Thursday,
June 28 at Woodfire Grill. Don’t be late to the
6:30 p.m. five-course beer dinner which features what Dogfish is proud to call
“off-centered” ales, as they challenge traditional beer perceptions. Selection
includes: Midas Touch, Red and White, Raison D'Etre, Black and Blue, Burton Baton and Festina Peche. Pair these unique ales with Woodfire Grill’s special menu
centered around fresh, seasonal ingredients for a dining event that will come
together in harmony. Cocktails and appetizers come out at 6:30 p.m. Dinner
begins at 7 p.m. The $90 dinner excludes tax and gratuity. Only 20 seats are
available. Call 404-347-9055 to make your reservation. More on Facebook.
Light up your July 4th with firecracker ideas from ATL restaurants - & More - In This Week's Dish
Hot enough to fry an egg on the Atlanta sidewalk this week? Probably, but we'd rather dine at one of these upcoming delicious events in The Dish! You can sign up either here on our blog or on our Facebook page. Thanks for reading!
Monday, June 25, 2012
Cozy Up to the Counter at Kaleidoscope Bistro & Pub
It’s chef showtime at 7 p.m. this Thursday night, June 28, at Kaleidoscope Bistro & Pub in Brookhaven. Six guests will have front-row seats at the counter for Chef Joey Riley’s spellbinding culinary action accompanied by a four-course dinner. The night’s dinner plan involves scallops, pork belly, peaches and cherrywood-smoked duck a l’orange. Alcohol is not included in the $50-per-person price; pairings are available at $25 per person. Bring your own bottle of wine for a $15 corkage fee. Dinner with a chef’s counter view only happens on the last Thursday of the month at Kaleidoscope. Book now by calling 404-474-9600.
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