31 stories · Inside The Perimeter, Atlanta
Chef J. Trent Harris, the James Beard finalist behind omakase favorite Mujō, has opened a new Buckhead restaurant anchored by binchotan-grilled wagyu, silken vegetable dishes, and a serious sake and wine program. The restaurant comes from Castellucci Hospitality Group, also behind Cooks & Soldiers and Iberian Pig.
The new restaurant from Rich Clark, owner of three C&S Seafood and Oyster Bar locations, debuts April 23 on the ground floor of the 2827 Peachtree building. The menu blends Southern fare, French technique, and Texas-inspired fire, but the Bordeaux-heavy wine program is the centerpiece.
With international tourism down 11% last year and locals spending travel budgets closer to home, Atlanta's hotel industry is cashing in. The city has gone from 60,000 rooms in 1996 to over 110,000 today.
A CBRE researcher argues that a three-mile stretch of Peachtree Creek beneath I-85 and Piedmont Road, right where the BeltLine is about to break ground on new trails, could one day give intown Atlanta the waterfront it has always lacked.
Chefs Jason Liang and ChingYao Wang have built out a full-day menu alongside their Michelin-starred omakase counter, with live tuna cuttings, a serious pastry program, and a dry-aging program worth ordering for.
Castellucci Hospitality Group and Chef J. Trent Harris of Michelin-starred MUJO open their new restaurant at 99 West Paces, blending traditional Japanese and Western-influenced dishes.
The intimate Japanese restaurant from Castellucci Hospitality Group and Chef J. Trent Harris opens with a menu blending traditional and Western-influenced dishes.
The Buckhead restaurant and bookstore earns praise for its French omelet with caviar and ever-evolving wine program, with a second restaurant opening in Old Fourth Ward this year.
A two-phase residential development on Pharr Road replaces aging apartments with luxury townhomes designed by Atlanta firm Xmetrical, with a high-rise condo tower planned for phase two.
A two-phase residential project on Pharr Road is replacing an aging apartment complex with eight luxury townhomes designed by Atlanta firm Xmetrical, with a high-rise condo tower planned for phase two.
A driver fled a traffic stop on Peachtree Road, ran a red light at Piedmont Road, crashed into another car, and ran. Two troopers were injured during the foot pursuit before the suspect was Tased and captured.
Atlanta Beltline Inc. has released an Invitation to Bid for the 2.8-mile Northeast Trail Segment 3 and four connector trails. The federally funded project will close a gap over Peachtree Creek and active rail lines.
Kolter Urban has started construction on the 20-story Elyse Buckhead at 102 W. Paces Ferry Road. The 194-unit project has already logged nearly $60 million in presales, with one-bedrooms starting just under $1 million.
Atlanta Beltline Inc. has released a bid for 2.8 miles of Northeast Trail through the Armour/Ottley district, including four connector trails linking to MARTA's Lindbergh station and PATH400.
All MARTA faregates will remain open until May 2 as the agency rolls out its new tap-to-pay system. Riders must switch to a new orange Breeze card or use contactless bank cards by the deadline.
Castellucci Hospitality Group's newest restaurant brings Showa-era Japanese dining to the 99 West Paces building. The 46-seat spot features robatayaki grilling and a fusion of Western and traditional Japanese dishes.
Jackson Fine Art in Buckhead is showing 'Gordon Parks: The South in Color,' featuring rare color transparencies from the photographer's landmark 1956 Life magazine assignment documenting segregation in Alabama.
Advanced Urology Inc. and Dr. Jitesh Patel agreed to a $14 million settlement after the U.S. Attorney's Office alleged the practice billed Medicare and Medicaid for medically unnecessary or unperformed procedures.
The 46-seat Japanese restaurant on West Paces Ferry Road opens April 14, featuring robatayaki grilling and a menu that blends Japanese and Western culinary traditions.
The Detroit-style deep dish chain is finally coming inside the Perimeter. A franchisee who worked corporate for nine years is opening at 857 Collier Rd NW, bringing the brand to Buckhead, Upper Westside, and Midtown customers.
The world's largest 10K marks America's 250th birthday this year. Atlanta Track Club members get guaranteed spots; everyone else enters the lottery by April 21.
The online furniture retailer opens its second large-format brick-and-mortar location in metro Atlanta, giving shoppers a chance to see and touch products before buying.
As metro Atlanta weighs legal responses to unauthorized teen gatherings at spots like the BeltLine and the Battery, advocates say the real question is where teens can actually go.
Jose Suarez gave up four earned runs in his first start of the season as Atlanta's offense continued to sputter at Truist Park.
The Tower on Piedmont, a 20-story luxury apartment building that set the bar for rental living when it opened in 2009, has sold to TruAmerica Multifamily. Renovations are planned for the 155-unit property near Peachtree and Piedmont roads.
Strong pitching from Bryce Elder and early offense led by Mauricio Dubon powered Atlanta to a comfortable win at Truist Park.
Less than a year after installation, the sweeping suspension bridge over Peachtree Creek is being torn down. A concrete pour went wrong, forcing the contractor to start over.
The new restaurant at 2628 Piedmont Rd. NE will serve dishes inspired by Liberia, Ghana, Nigeria, Haiti, Sierra Leone, and Jamaica. Grand opening planned for early May.
Sale struck out six over six innings of three-hit ball. Ozzie Albies, Drake Baldwin, and Michael Harris II all homered as Atlanta celebrated its 60th season in the city.
See original copies of the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights through April 12. Admission is free with reserved tickets.
Chris Sale takes the mound against the Kansas City Royals at 7:15 p.m. It's the first home opener since 2022, and the team will celebrate six decades of baseball in Atlanta.
Buckhead is Atlanta's upscale commercial and residential district, home to Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza shopping centers, high-rise condos, and some of the most expensive real estate in the Southeast. The Buckhead MARTA stations provide transit access, and the area has a mix of luxury dining, nightlife, and corporate offices. It's Atlanta's version of a traditional wealthy urban neighborhood, with tree-lined residential streets surrounding a dense commercial core. The vibe is polished and moneyed, and the restaurant scene ranges from established fine dining to the latest trendy openings.