Midtowners will soon be singing "Babalú" for their supper while enjoying conversation, camaraderie and good times at Babalu Tapas & Tacos,
opening in late June in the Midtown 33 Peachtree Place mixed-use
development (West Peachtree Street at Peachtree Place). Named after the
signature song of Desi Arnaz’s character Ricky Ricardo in the television
series “I Love Lucy,” Babalu sambas in with a sharing-style dining
experience of made-from-scratch, Latin-inspired dishes with Southern
touches. The Jackson, Mississippi-founded restaurant company with local
offices in Roswell, Georgia, already has six existing locations
throughout the Southeast. No two Babalus are alike, drawing inspiration
from locally sourced ingredients for made-from-scratch dishes and
handcrafted cocktails. The large outdoor dining patio offers a sociable
setting to share starters, soups and salads, chef-inspired small plates,
tacos, sandwiches, sides and desserts. Specifics? Think signature
guacamole made tableside with Hass avocado, sun-dried tomato, red and
green onion, kosher salt, cilantro and lime juice, served with house
chips; pan-roasted redfish, rösti potatoes, smoked corn pico de gallo
and red chili butter sauce; De Pato Taco with duck confit, avocado
mousse, yellow onions, Cotija cheese, lime vinaigrette and cilantro; and
Creole shrimp and grits made with Gulf shrimp, garlic, herb Creole
sauce, mushrooms, cilantro, Coldwater Creek grits and served with
grilled country bread. Margaritas, sangria, signature cocktails and a
curated tequila selection accompany local craft beers and wines by the
glass and bottle, all to be enjoyed with friends at tables or at the
indoor/outdoor bar. Babalu, looking forward to meeting, eating and
drinking with you!
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