Moscow Mule Sales Buck Up Funds for American Red Cross Hurricane Aid at Southern Proper Restaurants Through Oct. 15

Harvey and Irma are history, but the duo has left calling cards imprinting destruction to property and lives. Harness the power of a Moscow Mule cocktail at Southern Proper Hospitality restaurants to raise funds for American Red Cross hurricane relief efforts. For each Moscow Mule cocktail sold at a Southern Proper Hospitality restaurant -- Beni’s Cubano, The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill, The Blind Pig Parlour Bar, Gypsy Kitchen, Milton’s Cuisine & Cocktails, Smokebelly BBQ and The Southern Gentleman -- Southern Proper will donate $1 to the American Red Cross to aid those affected by the two recent hurricanes. The donation drive plows through until Oct. 15. Hop on and help out. 

Buckhead Beach Party Celebrates End of Summer at The Big Ketch August 20

One last summer shindig unfolds at The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill on Thursday, August 20. Summer lingers on at the Buckhead Beach Party from 5-9 p.m. with live music, a special Low Country Boil dish ($9.50) and thirst-quenching drink specials including $15 beer buckets, $5 Deep Eddy cocktails, $3 Fireballs and $5 Absolut Moscow Mules. Don’t let summer slip away without one last bash at Atlanta’s favorite beach house.

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We’re enthused about infusions -- infused beverages to quench summer cravings. Become Infusingly Inspired and master infusing vodka and other liquors with jalapeños to pack a wallop in summer’s Moscow Mules and bloody marys, fruit for adults-only popsicles or herbs that take classic cocktails for a spin. Non-tipsy infusions include rosemary-infused cucumber lemonade, Earl Grey infusion with ginger ale and lemon iced tea, peach green tea and pitchers of hydrating infused water recipes.

Take it to the top at Nikolai's Roof: Reopening This Friday

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When you press the elevator button to soar to the top of the Hilton Atlanta, you are on your way to a night of great dining and a fun experience. No longer your parents' restaurant, Nikolai's Roof has a new look and new menu that you'll love. Seriously, it's beautiful. And if you ever saw it before, well, you won't recognize it. At all. Think muted cream and grey walls punctuated with walnut tables and glass ribbon chandeliers. Floor-to-ceiling windows. Tremendous views of the city. The BEST Moscow Mule in an icy copper mug. 

But how about the food? Chef de cuisine Stephanie Alderete deftly blends some Russian influences into her fresh-yet-timeless creations that may be enjoyed à la carte or in three-, four- and six-course options starting at $55. Conversation areas in the Lounge give you a bird's-eye view of downtown Atlanta and are ideal landings for drinks and signature piroshkies after work. Nikolai's Roof serves dinner Tuesday through Saturday beginning at 5:30 p.m. Dinner guests enjoy complimentary valet parking at the front of the hotel and a direct ride from lobby to restaurant in a glass express elevator. The one with the glowing yellow button. Enjoy!