Best bars in Atlanta

52 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Mary's, a queer bar in East Atlanta Village. Many mention its karaoke, some mention its DJs, and some mention its drag nights, and many call the place friendly. One patron says a small cover is worth it for strong drinks. Two patrons find it sometimes too loud for conversation, and two note that 19-year-olds could not get in.

East Atlanta Village

49 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend the Euclid Avenue Yacht Club in Little Five Points, and many call it a dive bar, with one calling it an institution among the city's top dives. One says it is very welcoming to newcomers. One patron likes the outdoor seating but finds the indoors very loud, and one notes there are no pool tables.

Little Five Points

47 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

The Earl is a bar and music venue in East Atlanta Village that many people recommend. Many point to it for live music, some mention its rock and punk shows, and some describe it as a dive. Some mention a beer-and-shot combo, and some mention good or cheap food. One person notes it is open until 2am.

East Atlanta Village

46 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

People recommend The Porter Beer Bar in Little Five Points. Some praise its beer selection, some single out the salt-and-vinegar popcorn, and many praise the food, with two recommending the fried mushrooms. Some say it suits dining alone. Two patrons find the sandwiches and fries greasy, and two miss the shrimp and grits that left the menu. It reopened after a closure.

Little Five Points

42 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend Northside Tavern in West Midtown, and many describe it as a dive bar known for blues. Two say live music plays every night, and one calls it an Atlanta institution. Two note there is no kitchen, one patron feels weekends turn it into a college hangout rather than a dive, and one says it falls short as a pool bar.

West Midtown

35 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend 97 Estoria in Cabbagetown, near the Krog Tunnel, and many call it a dive. Some name it a favorite, some mention its patio or outdoor area, and three say its beer is cheap. One patron likes it best earlier in the day or on weekdays. One finds the indoor bar awkward, one says weekends get crowded and bro-ish, and one says it no longer has cheap drinks.

Cabbagetown

29 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta, r/AtlantaFood

Most people recommend Moe & Joe's in Virginia-Highland, and many praise its cheap beer, especially PBR pitchers and tallboys, and some call it a dive. Some mention it shows games. Two commenters describe the crowd as fratty, one of them noting it was packed with frat types during a Georgia game. Opinions on the crowd's age differ: one says it skews younger and two say older. One patron likes the food, while another ranks it lower among nearby bars on food and relaxed feel.

Virginia Highland

29 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Dark Horse Tavern in Virginia-Highland, and many describe its crowd as young and many as fratty. Some mention its live-band karaoke, and some say it is lively on Thursdays. One patron went expecting a college crowd and found mostly people in their thirties and forties, while some say it suits a younger crowd than theirs.

Virginia Highland

27 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta, r/AtlantaFood

Many people recommend The Midway Pub in East Atlanta Village, and many say it is a good place to watch games, with some liking that the TVs are labeled with which games are on. Some praise the beer, one says the bar food is above average for a pub, and some mention the patio. One person advises skipping it unless a show there is worth seeing, and one patron finds the walk-up service a nuisance. One patron notes parking is a dirt lot out back.

East Atlanta Village

26 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people who weigh in recommend Ladybird, a bar on the Beltline's Eastside Trail, and many point to its large outdoor space and patio. Some suggest it for day drinking, one notes it gets busy, and one patron says it works for reading before crowds arrive. Some describe the crowd as young, three are critical of the crowd, and one commenter feels it has gotten more basic though still cool.

Beltline

25 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Bold Monk, which commenters place in West Midtown, and many single out its upstairs, which one patron likens to a library. Many also mention the outdoor beer garden, some praise the beer, and many say the food is good, and some describe it as Belgian-focused. Some say its reservable areas and layout suit group events, but one diner notes the trip from Sandy Springs can be long and traffic-heavy. One visitor says it has the coolest space of any Atlanta brewery but thinks the beer is not the best.

West Midtown

25 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend The Righteous Room in Poncey-Highland, and many describe it as a relaxed, dive-style spot. Some mention its outdoor tables or patio, and some point to cheap PBR and High Life pitchers. One patron found the fish and chips disappointing on a later visit, one says Sunday hours end at midnight, and one gives it an honorable mention but leaves it off a list because it closes earlier.

Poncey Highland

25 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters recommend The Flatiron in East Atlanta Village as a stop on a bar-hopping night, and some describe it as dive-leaning. Some mention its upstairs, one calls its patio one of the main outdoor options in nice weather, and one says the food is strong. Two commenters are less happy: one says the atmosphere is awful, and another found recent visits off and unwelcoming and now prefers going in the daytime.

East Atlanta Village

25 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend 529, a bar in East Atlanta Village, and many name it as a place to catch live music, while some praise the energy and atmosphere at its shows. Some mention its patio. One commenter says it books fewer bands than it used to, relayed secondhand, while one patron who has been to several recent shows praises its crowds and support for local music. One patron says they have stopped going, and one says to skip it unless there is a show worth catching.

East Atlanta Village

25 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/Atlanta, r/AtlantaFood

Most people recommend The Local on Ponce, and many call it a dive and praise its wings. Some mention the Monday karaoke night and some say its beer is cheap. The main caveat is crowds: many mention lines or a crowded room, some say it gets loud, and some suggest arriving early. One patron gave up on the wings once lines formed outside, and one says the vibe may not suit getting work done.

Ponce

24 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend The Albert in Inman Park, and many include it in their bar suggestions. Two call it a fun place to drink, and some call the vibe chill or relaxed enough for conversation, and one commenter rates its atmosphere and food as the best in town. Some have seen women drinking alone there. One commenter lists it as a fallback for watching a game, and another notes it has fewer TVs than Brewhouse.

Inman Park

24 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Church, the Edgewood bar formally named Sister Louisa's Church of the Living Room & Ping Pong Emporium. Many describe it as welcoming to queer people, two call it a dive, and many mention the Wednesday church-organ karaoke. One commenter says the crowd tends to be mixed. Two have reservations: one says the bar has shrunk and often seems quiet when open, and another says it doesn't suit everybody.

Edgewood

24 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Johnny's Hideaway, and many single out dancing there, with one patron calling its dance floor special on a good night. Some describe it as a dive and some call it fun. Many mention long lines and some mention an entry charge. One patron finds the music repetitive.

23 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Manny's is a sports bar in Grant Park, and many people recommend it for watching games, including soccer matches. Some praise the food, with one singling out the chili, and four mention drink specials. One person, though, says it is bad.

Grant Park

22 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people praise the beer at this Little Five Points brewpub, with some naming its house-made beers, and some say the food is good. Some like the relaxed vibe and some call it a good spot for a solo visit at the bar. One patron calls it very affordable for the quality, one finds the food inconsistent, and one says it may skew older. Most people recommend the place overall.

Little Five Points

22 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

People recommend Monday Night Brewing, a local brand with more than one outlet. The location shown on the map is the Garage in West End, which some name alongside nearby Wild Heaven at Lee and White; others describe the Grove in West Midtown, so check which outlet a comment means. Two say the Garage has fire pits, two praise the pizza, and some recommend it for beer.

West End

22 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Halfway Crooks, and some say it is the best brewery in town. Many single out its non-alcoholic beer, some praise its German beers and lagers, some say the food is good, and some mention the beer garden. One finds it overrated, one says it is more brewpub than brewery, and one prefers another brewery for Euro-style beers.

Summerhill

22 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend New Realm's Beltline taproom, and many mention its rooftop patio or views, with two mentioning a fire pit. The beer gets mixed reviews: some call it good or fantastic while some call it middling or mediocre. Some note its TVs, while one finds it weak for watching sports. One commenter says the view may have changed with new nearby buildings, one suggests going when it is not crowded, and one advises avoiding it without giving a reason.

Beltline

21 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Cypress Street Pint & Plate is a Midtown pub that many people recommend, and many suggest it as a Midtown stop or crawl starter. Some say its house beer is cheap, some describe it as a neighborhood hangout where they were regulars, and some say it is easy to work or study there over a beer. One patron says the outdoor TVs are too small for a comfortable view, one says they don't care for it, and one calls it a maybe because student crowds are still a chunk of it.

Midtown

21 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend Burle's Bar on the Beltline, and many point to its cocktails and its Tuesday live jazz. Some mention the outdoor seating, and one commenter says its cocktails are top-tier on the Beltline. One patron says it was often dead when they went, and another notes that no food is served though outside food is allowed.

Beltline

20 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters recommend Elmyr in Little Five Points, and some describe it as a dive. Some list it among nearby Little Five Points bars, two mention its DJs, and one recommends its fish tacos. One patron says it has the densest crowd of dive-bar hipsters in Little Five Points, with good energy and weekend DJs.

Little Five Points

20 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend My Sister's Room, and many describe it as a fun lesbian bar. Three mention the Wednesday karaoke, and two mention drag shows. One patron says it has not felt like a relaxed solo night out, one describes it as livelier and later with a cover charge rather than a chill spot, and one left some nights early because the DJ's music felt weak.

20 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend Red's Beer Garden, and many praise the food and the relaxed vibe. Many describe it as queer-friendly, some praise the drink selection, and some mention board games. One patron who visited in June found only two or three non-alcoholic options, and another likes the place but finds the hot dog pricey, hard to justify every visit.

Benteen Park

20 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend Ormsby's in West Midtown, and many mention its pool tables and downstairs games. Some say the food is decent or great, some praise the drinks, and one patron says it works for a first date. Many describe a younger crowd, while one says crowds are usually older and vary in size, and one says it is usually not too busy. One patron says seating is limited and tables were taken on each of their visits, and one says it gets less relaxed late at night.

West Midtown

19 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Little Spirit in Inman Park, and many point to its cocktails, with one patron calling it one of the city's top spots for craft cocktails. Two describe its holiday decorations as festive or enjoyable, and two say it is quieter early in the evening. Two patrons find weekends and late nights chaotic, one says it feels casual, and one thinks the drinks are fine but overrated.

Inman Park

19 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters recommend Lore on Edgewood Avenue, and many describe it as a queer bar with karaoke, drag shows and events through the week. One commenter says it is not usually packed on weekdays, and two note door ID checks. Two commenters offer mixed views: one says it may be too lively for a quiet night, and the other says its cover can feel steep.

Edgewood

19 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, r/AtlantaFood

Many people recommend Ticonderoga Club, and many point to its cocktails. One patron calls its classic cocktails the best in town for fans of traditional drinks, and another calls its simple cocktails very tasty. One says its bar seating is a good solo option, and one patron describes it as a dressed-up dive bar with excellent food.

19 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Manuel's Tavern, and many name it as a bar worth a visit, with some calling it a long-established spot. Some describe it as quiet, cozy or chill, and some say it works well for going alone. One patron says out-of-town guests loved the lemon pepper wings, one calls its pitchers the cheapest they have found, and one praises the nachos. One commenter says some games are shown but with little to no volume.

Virginia Highland

19 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people who weigh in recommend Smith's Olde Bar, and some mention its pool tables and some its live music, including a Tuesday-night listening-room event. One commenter calls it a sports bar with pool, darts and a small music venue. Caveats: one patron says the limited tables are often taken, one finds game-day crowds unpleasant, one says a later visit felt awkward, one feels it was better as a smaller hole-in-the-wall, one finds it good for music but not cozy, one says a beer-promotion weekend put them off for good, and two call it a trek, one a weekday trek from Buckhead.

Piedmont Heights

18 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people who weigh in recommend Dad's in Virginia-Highland, and many name it among the neighborhood's bars worth a stop. Many point to its cocktails, with one calling it a top craft cocktail bar, though one patron who has been finds them unremarkable. Many describe a young crowd, and two describe an SEC-style scene, though one says it doesn't skew toward early twenties and another says college crowds fill it most weekends. One patron calls it fun but gauche, and another loves its outdoor patio.

Virginia Highland

17 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, X

Many people recommend The Highland Tap in Virginia-Highland, and one names it among the neighborhood's good old bars. One patron calls it lower-key than nearby bars, one says the martinis are good, and one recommends a discounted Tuesday burger night and a Monday prime rib special. One patron says the crowd skews older, and one remembers it as a late-night college favorite.

Virginia Highland

17 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Banshee in East Atlanta Village, a cocktail spot that also serves dinner. Many point to its cocktails, and some mention its DJs or dancing. One patron says it has great food and drinks, while another suggests a drink there but finds the food underwhelming. One calls it chill and supportive with a quiet cocktail-bar feel.

East Atlanta Village

17 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Wild Heaven, a local brewery with more than one outlet; the location shown on the map is the West End brewery and gardens, which some name directly. One likes the outdoor space it shares with nearby breweries and some call it relaxed, and one mentions the food, including El Tesoro on site. Some praise the brand's non-alcoholic IPA, and one calls the kolsch great though it is not always offered. One notes the brewery no longer makes a hard seltzer.

West End

16 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend The Bantam in Old Fourth Ward, and some say they prefer it to another bar they mention. One commenter calls it the top pick for strong food and a relaxed, low-key atmosphere, and one finds it very relaxed during the day. Some say people go there alone, including to read. One commenter finds the music loud inside though the outside area is fine, one finds the crowd eclectic and harder to socialize with late, and one loves it but finds the menu prices steep.

Old Fourth Ward

15 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

People recommend Elbow Room in Buckhead, and many name it as a pick for Buckhead sports-bar or dive-bar requests, with some calling it a top pick. Some say it shows big games on many TVs, and one says the pub food is better than expected. One patron likes that it does not feel like a Buckhead spot, while one long-time favorite says the wings have slipped lately.

Buckhead

15 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, X

Many people recommend Ranger Station, and many name it on bar crawls and walking routes along the Beltline. One praises the drinks, one describes it as a hideaway speakeasy, and one says its upstairs cocktail bar has holiday lights. One visitor rates the food, drinks and atmosphere very highly.

15 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Boggs Social, a West End bar, and many point to it as a place to catch live music. Two mention its midweek karaoke, one describes a grungy feel with a good music scene and a young crowd, and two mention cheap drink specials. One patron finds the regular drinks cost more, and one advises skipping it because of a strange atmosphere.

West End

14 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Bucket Shop Cafe, and some say the Buckhead branch near Lenox shows big games, with some suggesting it for big-game viewing. Some call it an Auburn bar, and one patron calls it a relaxed spot rather than a dive. One patron describes a UGA-bar feel and says the crowd skews older.

Buckhead

14 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people who comment recommend The Independent in Midtown, and many name it when asked for a bar suggestion. Many point to its pool tables, and some say it is more of a pool bar than a dive. One patron calls it their regular Midtown spot, and one calls its wings good. Some say league nights leave few tables open, and one suggests calling ahead.

Midtown

14 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend Dr. Scofflaw's, a local brewery brand; the location shown on the map is its taproom at The Works in West Midtown, which many name. Many praise its beer, some praise its THC drinks, some mention the outdoor seating, and some say it works for watching games. One finds the beer mediocre lately, and one says the Works location does not list seltzers on its menu.

West Midtown At The Works

13 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend MidCity in Midtown, and many praise its cocktails and drinks, with one calling it an underrated Midtown spot. Some say it gets crowded, and one patron finds its closing time a little early for their plans.

Midtown

13 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Victory Sandwich Bar is a bar with an Inman Park pin; the brand also has an Old Fourth Ward outlet, and recommenders mostly name the brand. Many name it among the places worth a visit. Some say it is still as good as ever, one lists it among regular go-to spots, one suggests it for inexpensive beer, and one praises its drinks.

Inman Park

12 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Neighbor's Pub in Virginia-Highland for a night out, and many describe a college-style or SEC-style crowd. One commenter says it fills up, which suits someone wanting a busy bar, and another points to a newer space with giant TVs and tables. One commenter places it in a lower tier among nearby bars on food quality and how laid-back it feels.

Virginia Highland

12 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Mr. C's, and many include it on their recommended or favorite lists, including a list of dive picks and a sports-bar request. Some call it a dive, and one patron suggests it for a weekday beer where you can talk and play darts or pool.

Howell Mill

11 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, r/AtlantaFood

Atkins Park is a bar and grill in Virginia-Highland, and many commenters recommend it. Many suggest it as a stop on a bar-hopping route, and one calls it a longtime favorite with a good bar for sitting. One says it pours Guinness well, and one finds it very friendly. One commenter ranks it first among nearby bars for food and a relaxed feel.

Virginia Highland

11 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Jojo's Beloved, a speakeasy-style cocktail lounge, and some place it in Colony Square in Midtown. One person praises its playlist, one calls it a really cool spot, and one suggests reserving ahead.

Midtown Colony Square

11 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Park Bar is a downtown Atlanta bar near Centennial Olympic Park that many people recommend, and one ranks it near the top of their downtown bar list. One highlights a drink special and a spin-the-wheel game, one rates the burgers very highly, and one enjoyed chatting with strangers during an afternoon visit. One visitor says it does not stay open late, so check hours if a late night is the plan.

Downtown

10 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Painted Park, a bar that many place on the Beltline. Some name it as a place to watch games, one patron says it has plenty of TVs, and some suggest it for a frat-style night out. One patron finds it very popular but too packed for their taste.

Beltline

10 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, X

Many people recommend Friends on Ponce, a bar on Ponce. Some describe it as chill, one calls it very queer friendly, one describes an old-school feel, and one calls it a longtime queer bar. Some others only name it without describing it.

Poncey Highland

10 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Fado Irish Pub, which has outlets in Midtown and Buckhead; many name the Midtown outlet, including as a pub-crawl stop. One mentions it for watching soccer, one football and one hockey, one calls it their favorite pub, and one notes its outdoor seating and several TVs but limited space. One patron calls the Buckhead outlet a solid choice, while another finds the beer solid but the food less worth the portion.

Midtown

10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Most people who weigh in on Park Tavern recommend it, and some name it for watching games and some for day drinking. One person recommends its transfusion drink, and one calls its overall atmosphere top-notch while noting it is not always open at midday and the food disappointed. One patron says they have never seen its rain-day beer deal honored.

Piedmont

10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters name Pisces as a place to go, and many name it in answers about dancing, including one answering a request for house or techno bars. One commenter says a dance-loving friend really enjoys it. One patron calls it good but says its events get very crowded and hot, and another warns it is crammed.

9 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend The Whelan, a pub; commenters place it in West Midtown or the Upper Westside. Two mention Saturday karaoke, one mentions its darts and pool, and one praises its regulation-sized pool tables. One says it is solid and worth the drive, and another notes it sits farther out than other locations. One patron likes its winter mulled wine.

Upper West Side

8 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Milltown Arms, a Cabbagetown tavern that some describe as a dive-style bar. One commenter says it keeps a neighborhood feel, one points to its midweek karaoke. One patron finds the noise level hard to predict.

Cabbagetown

8 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Stereo, a bar off DeKalb Avenue, and some describe it as relaxed or chill. Two mention its vinyl DJs, and some praise the drinks, with one calling it great for highballs but best avoided in summer. One patron finds it cozy on most nights except Friday and Saturday evenings, and one names it as a date spot.

8 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Most commenters recommend this Downtown brewery taproom, and some name it as a downtown option. One patron calls it a fun stop near a hotel, one describes an outdoor area with cornhole and food trucks that suits games before and after events at the nearby stadium, and one praises its IPAs. One says parking behind the taproom is convenient and the vibe is great. One local calls it the best bet around downtown but only so-so, and one says it is not open especially late.

Downtown

8 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Commenters recommend Whitehall Tavern in Buckhead, and one calls it a low-key dive. One names it among weekday options for a relaxed beer with darts or pool, and one likes it as a step-up sports bar. One says fan groups gather there, especially for Sunday games, and one advises arriving early because it fills quickly. One visitor stopped going after its happy hour ended but still names it, with reservations.

Buckhead

8 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Buddy Buddy is a cocktail bar at Midtown Promenade that also serves food, and many people recommend it. One patron calls its beverage menu interesting, one says both the food and the cocktails do better than expected, and one loves the broth served at the bar. One calls it their go-to lately, and one names it for an afternoon-into-evening plan.

Midtown

8 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Woof's, and some call it a gay sports bar, with two describing it as chill. One visitor says it has lots of TVs and bar seating, some say the people are friendly, and some praise the bar food. One says it is festive and busy on game days, and one calls it a top choice for going solo.

8 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people point to The Heretic's line dancing nights, including queer line dancing on Thursdays with a lesson beforehand. Two mention its Wednesday game nights with video game consoles, which one finds usually quiet with good music. One calls it their home bar, and one says it is a regular gay bar on other nights. Overall the praise centers on specific nights, so check which one suits you.

7 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend the Atlanta Eagle. One points to its events for trans and queer people, one mentions its drag shows, one recommends its Thursday karaoke, and one says its dyke night is reliably a good time. Some find it relaxed on weekdays. Some still describe it as a leather bar, one noting that event nights bring lively parties, while one says it is no longer leather and draws a standard gay crowd with a pleasant patio.

7 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters recommend Industry Tavern in Buckhead, and some praise the food and the plentiful TVs. Some describe it as a sports bar, and one commenter calls it the top pick in Buckhead. One patron liked the atmosphere during early games but found it quieter after lunch, and noted there were no specials.

Buckhead

7 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Side Saddle, a small wine bar. Two describe it as queer-friendly or LGBTQ-owned, and one adds that it constantly hosts events. One regular says it is usually quiet, one describes a relaxed Thursday jazz night that is not a full jam session, and one suggests it as a walkable stop from the West End complex.

7 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Wicked Wolf, and many name the Midtown location as a good stop. One patron likes it for its cocktails, one notes outdoor seating and multiple TVs for watching games with limited space, so arriving early helps, and one lists it among places that should be showing football.

Midtown

7 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Round Trip Brewing; one recommends it for Euro-style beers and another agrees. One commenter enjoyed watching games there, with a projector for big matches and several other TVs, and one praises its sangria-style drinks. One specifically recommends the Atlanta location, not the East Cobb one, citing easy parking and a rentable back room.

7 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Gaja in East Atlanta Village, and some praise its atmosphere or lively feel. One recommends it for its cocktails, and two mention a long wait for a table, with one saying it is excellent and still worth it. One says drinks can be cheap, while one doubts it is a great bar for cheap drinks, and one says it is consistently quiet late at night.

East Atlanta Village

6 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, r/AtlantaFood

Many people recommend the Midtown Hudson Grille, a sports bar and grill with more than one outlet; most who name one mean Midtown. Some praise its TVs for games and one its busy crowds, one calls it their regular Midtown spot, one calls the wings great, and one notes outdoor seating with tight room at the Midtown spot. One visitor who did not name a location says it can be fun but the Hudson Grille nearest them has not always had every game on.

Midtown

6 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters recommend BeetleCat, and two name it for oyster happy hours. One calls it vibey and classy and says it fills up fast, another lists it among easygoing spots for a casual drink, and one lists it on a walkable Inman Park bar list. One patron found it boring on their last visit but might try again.

6 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters recommend this basement bar in Summerhill, and one praises its drinks. One calls it very cozy, one lists it as an intimate date pick, and one calls it a fun basement bar. One patron enjoys the atmosphere but found the drinks less impressive.

Summerhill

6 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, X

Many commenters recommend El Malo, a bar at the Dairies. One patron who visited says the drinks were good and it felt like a video-game bar, and suggests going early on weekends since later it turns into a club. One recommends booking a reservation, and one suggests it for its vibe, though unsure it serves food.

The Dairies

6 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many commenters recommend Madeira Park, and some single out its wine. One calls it fantastic though more wine-focused with solid cocktails, one says it has the best cocktails in Atlanta, and one recommends it for wine lovers and calls it very queer-friendly. One describes strong wine and decent food, and some name it among bars worth a visit.

6 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend The James Room. Some praise its drinks, with one listing it among spots for cocktails beyond tiki-style drinks, and one likes its atmosphere. One suggests it as a sensible opening stop for the night.

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Moonlight, a rooftop bar atop the Forth Hotel, and two praise its skyline views. Reservation advice is mixed: one patron says a booking is needed, while two others say reservations were not needed or walk-ins are accepted. One visitor found it more like a club than laid back, while another says it is usually quiet; one adds that the outdoor area feels calmer than the indoors, where DJs play on weekends.

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Painted Duck in West Midtown, and some name it for its games. One notes paid candlepin bowling, live bands and plenty of free bar games, and one says it would suit a group wanting games and a relaxed place to socialize. One says crowd size varies but is usually older, and one says they are not a fan.

West Midtown

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Red Phone Booth is a speakeasy-style cocktail bar. Recommenders mostly name the brand without an outlet; the location shown on the map is the Buckhead one, which one commenter names. Many commenters recommend it, and one lists it among spots for cocktails beyond tiki-style drinks. One says the Buckhead outlet stays open late, and another loved a visit but says getting in depended on luck and an access requirement they had not known about. One former fan says it has declined from how it used to be.

Buckhead

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta

Brewhouse Cafe has more than one outlet; the location shown on the map is the Little Five Points one, which one commenter lists on a crawl, while one visitor watched a match at the South Downtown outlet and found it great. Some describe it as a soccer bar, and one commenter calls it the top sports bar nearby while noting soccer is its main sport. One recommends it for fair beer pricing and a nice patio. One says it has declined badly.

Little Five Points

5 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Lloyd's, and one commenter places it on DeKalb Avenue near Inman Park and Reynoldstown. Two mention its happy hour cocktails or cocktail specials, though one of them has not been in a while, and one says the deal covers only a few drink types, so it is worth it only if you like those drinks. One adds it to a list of nearby dive bars.

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Many people recommend North Highland Pub, and one visitor calls it a dependable choice. Some say it shows games, including hockey. One says the kitchen stays open late, and one mentions pitcher and bucket deals on certain days but is unsure about outdoor seating.

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Many people recommend Bob & Harriet's Home Bar in Kirkwood, and two point to its Saturday karaoke. One says it has a good vibe and neighborhood-bar feel, and another strongly endorses its open jam on the second Sunday of the month. One commenter notes Fulham flags on display but doubts it opens early enough on weekends for matches.

Kirkwood

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Some people recommend The Vortex Bar & Grill, which has Little Five Points and Midtown outlets. The location shown on the map is Little Five Points, which two name, while others name it as a Midtown stop. One recommends a burger there and mentions its memorable skull-mouth entrance, and one suggests it as a stop close to the Beltline.

Little Five Points

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Many people recommend Holiday Bar in West Midtown, and one commenter calls it pleasant. One patron says they have socialized with singles there, and one includes it in a list of walkable spots for a group.

West Midtown

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Many people recommend Monks Meadery, and two say it reliably carries non-alcoholic options. One patron highly recommends it as a welcoming, fun spot with regular meetups, and one describes a small, friendly community with lots of nerdy events.

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Many visitors recommend Vesper, a bar in Glenwood Park, and one calls it a definite favorite. One says it has strong drinks and nice seating, calling it a good staple.

Glenwood

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Many people recommend Eleventh Street Pub, and one commenter calls it a low-key pick for a Midtown crawl. One says it usually shows hockey games, and one names it as a favorite spot.

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Many people recommend Spaceman, a rooftop bar atop a Buckhead hotel, and two name it as a rooftop or view pick. One patron who has been says they have long enjoyed it, especially at night, but calls it pricey and suited to special occasions. One lists it among hotel bars worth considering.

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Many people recommend the Trophy Room in East Atlanta Village, with one suggesting it for a short drink and another preferring it to The Earl. One patron says it still stays open late and that they shoot pool there until the early morning.

East Atlanta Village

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Many people recommend Mambo Zombi in Edgewood as one of the bars to visit there, and many name it alongside other Edgewood Avenue bars.

Edgewood