Saturday, September 30, 2017
Appetizing Aperture
Enjoy Oregon and California Wines of Alexana & Revana Wineries at American Cut Wine Dinner Oct. 6
Friday, September 29, 2017
Passion for Paella? Swooning for Sangria? Bulla Gastrobar Now Open in 12th & Midtown
Thursday, September 28, 2017
Ray’s Restaurants Serves Irresistible Deal -- Free Enrollment to Dining Club
Loyal Ray’s Restaurants devotees love their Ray’s Dining Club incentives, and Ray’s has recently added one more tempter -- eating the usual $10 enrollment fee (i.e., join for free) now through the end of the year. What’s in it for diners? Ray’s Dining Club members receive one point for every one dollar spent (excluding tax and gratuity) at Ray’s in the City, Ray’s on the River or Ray’s Killer Creek. For every 300 points earned, Ray’s will automatically load $30 onto the card. Ray’s piles on “gimmes” galore: a $10 activation bonus for registering your card, a $10 birthday month bonus for those visiting Ray’s at least once before their birthday month, plus exclusive promotional offers and invitations to VIP events. Additionally, Dining Club members can accumulate double or triple points when dining at Ray’s on special bonus days and holidays.
Dining Club points, rewards and promotions may not be combined with other promotions or discounts. Read complete details about the Dining Club here. Sign up today and be prepared to start earning points on your next helping of Ray’s renowned succulent steaks, ocean-fresh seafood, signature salads, handhelds and holiday buffets, not to mention those mesmerizing Chattahoochee River views at Ray’s on the River.
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Gypsy Kitchen is Buzzin’ about Kissing Bee’s Knees and Saving Bees with Special Cocktail through Oct. 1
Outdoor Concerts Rock, Roll and Reggae Cumberland and Perimeter Malls, Thursday Nights through Oct. 26
Music filled Midtown earlier this month. Now the tunes are traveling to Atlanta’s top shopping destinations – Cumberland Mall and Perimeter Mall. Discover the sultry rhythms of jazz, the hip-shaking sounds of classic rock and the familiar and energetic beats of pop music at the free weekly music series at each mall on Thursday nights from 5-7 p.m. featuring the best of Atlanta’s local musicians (and Austin Adams, now a Nashville-ian). The Perimeter Live Music Series plugs into the streetscape in front of The Cowfish; the Cumberland Live Music Series will drum up toe-tapping crowds near the fountain. Plenty of free parking and lots of places to grab a bite to nosh while nodding along with the tunes. Want to know who’s performing where and when? Copy our list and flag the dates.
Sept. 28 – Austin Adams
Oct. 5 – Robin Latimore and Friends
Oct. 12 – The Mar-Tans
Oct. 19 – Latitude Adjustment Steel
Oct. 26 – Joe Gransden Trio
Sept. 28 – The Todd Wells Band
Oct. 5 – Latitude Adjustment Steel
Oct. 12 – Nick Longo Trio
Oct. 19 – Last 5 Standing
Oct. 26 – Lilac Wine
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Passion for Paella? Swooning for Sangria? Bulla Gastrobar Now Open in 12th & Midtown
The energetic, communal atmosphere of Madrid’s stimulating tapas scene is flourishing in Midtown now that Bulla Gastrobar has opened its first Atlanta location at 12th & Midtown on Peachtree Street. Bulla (pronounced “boo-ya") takes its name from the Spanish slang term for “chatter” -- encapsulating the gastrobar’s easygoing atmosphere and the enthusiastic chatter about its menu of small plates and larger signature entrees that satiate two. Amiable Bulla Atlanta joins its three South Florida siblings in pleasing guests with an imaginative cocktail program alongside contemporary renditions of traditional Spanish tapas. Menu highlights include paella (Valencia-style rice, seafood, red sofrito and saffron), braised short ribs (with tetilla cheese, potato foam, cipollini onions and red wine sauce) and Iberian pork tenderloin (with sautéed apple and wild mushrooms in a rosemary demi-glace). A monthly Market Menu showcases a rotating selection of five to six unique dishes, desserts and a cocktail of the month. On Saturdays and Sundays, enjoy the three-course weekend brunch tasting menu that features $3 mimosas. Open for dinner and weekend brunch, Bulla sweetens the offerings with a special menu of desserts, sherries and dessert wines. Hang out at the gather-around bar and explore the imaginative drink menu flowing with handcrafted cocktails boasting made-from-scratch syrups, top-shelf beer and wine selections and three types of made-to-order sangrias. A second-floor event space transports parties and company dinners to sunny Spain. Validated parking available at 12th & Midtown. For more information, call 404-900-6926.
Monday, September 25, 2017
What’s New on Pinterest: Magnificent Margaritas
Magnificent Margaritas handle every occasion. Blackberry champagne margaritas toast with ease. A strawberry basil batch uses up the last of summer’s fragrant herb. Brewsters and cocktailers come together over tailgating beer margaritas. Soothe prickly situations with a prickly pineapple concoction. Blood orange screams Halloween boo-zing. Leave it to Paula Deen to turn this cocktail into a strawberry mousse dessert all ages can enjoy (read tequila-free). Unplug the watermelon and you can whirl up watermelon margaritas. And, there’s always a place at the table for classic lime margaritas, with chips or solo.
Sunday, September 24, 2017
#Foodgram: Cookie and Kate
Celebrate food, whole and pure, with Kathryne Taylor at Cookie and Kate. Relieve picture-induced cravings by clicking over to find recipes at cookieandkate.com or order Taylor’s cookbook, “Love Real Food.” Oh, we wish her happy dog Cookie could jump off the screen and lick faces while we’re bow-wow-browsing.
Star Grazing
Clear skies or not, stars continue to appear at some of our favorite restaurants and sweet spots. Band members from heavy metal Black Label Society were recently spotted at The Katharine brasserie in downtown Winston-Salem, NC. Rapper and hip-hopper Waka Flocka Flame dropped in on Sweet Charlie’s in Buckhead. Yes, he downed his hand-rolled, made-to-order ice cream before his famed name of “Flame” could melt it.
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