Schmap.com supports the following browsers:
PC
 Party Hearty |
5840 Roswell Road NE Atlanta, GA 30328 United States +1 404 255 7571 http://www.american-pie.com |
When you see the giant tropical deck fringed with palm trees, you're in the right place. Opened in 1986 as a neighborhood restaurant, this fun tavern has expanded over the years into a 3,500-square-foot beach party, as well as one of Atlanta's most visited nightspots. Lunch and dinner options include chicken wings and burgers, and the place is known for its key lime pie. Billiards, video games and many televisions are provided, as is live entertainment on most weekend night. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Reggae Beats |
270 Buckhead Avenue Atlanta, GA 30305 United States +1 404 237 7657 http://www.cjslanding.com |
This dance joint has been a popular fixture on the local club scene since 1989. Groove six nights a week to music that ranges from rock to tango to acoustic folk sounds. The recently opened Tango Bar is sophisticated and airy, with the main dance floor carved out around a 100-year-old oak tree. The back reggae room, dubbed "the cave," features a mural of Bob Marley and books regular island bands. CJ's offers a small menu featuring such items as Cajun popcorn, jerk chicken sandwiches and blackened burgers. Full bar. See webstie for calendar of events (including live music and "Beer Pong"). Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Atlanta's Top Jazz Club |
660 Peachtree Street Atlanta, GA 30308 United States +1 404 876 3030 http://www.churchillgrounds.com |
Located a few doors from the historic Fox Theatre, this funky club is a great post-theatre hangout, as well as a fine place to enjoy a mellow evening of jazz. Gritty and authentic all the way, comfortable chairs and cabaret-style seating contribute to a relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy some great music. Full bar service is available, including a great assortment of high quality liqueurs and perhaps the best coffee in Midtown. Churchill Grounds is also home to the Best Martini, as proclaimed by Creative Loafing Magazine. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: Mark Larson  |
|
Get into the swing |
3539 Chamblee Tucker Road (Embry Hills Shopping Center) Atlanta, GA 30341 United States +1 770 451 5461 |
As Atlanta's only smoke and alcohol-free dance club, this fun place stays pretty busy with folks who are sick of the traditional bar scene. Patrons here are serious about their dancing, and many sign up for classes held right at the club. Sessions in Latin, swing, ballroom and tango, among other styles, are open to the public and often book solid. Classes and workshops generally run for four to six weeks and are casually conducted with the focus on fun. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Party time! |
1750 North Roberts Road Atlanta, GA 30144 United States +1 770 426 5006 http://www.cowboysatlanta.com/ |
This nightclub-cum-concert venue, located in a suburb of Atlanta, is a great place to chill out with friends if you like live music and dance. There are free dance classes for those who want to avail of the privilege; they are scheduled on the weekends. Friday nights are also concert nights here. Various events are scheduled throughout the year. So check out the schedule on the website and book your tickets to something that may grab your interest. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Jazz Six Nights A Week |
3380 Peachtree Road Atlanta, GA 30326 United States +1 404 266 1600 http://www.dantesdownthehatch.... |
Since 1970, visitors have packed this exotic dinner club to eat fondue, listen to jazz and have the opportunity to view live alligators. The club is divided into 13 staggered levels, designed to resemble an old sailing vessel. Fondues are served in many varieties, including mixed meat and cheese trays, vegetable platters and, of course, chocolate. The restaurant's 300 wines range from $16 to more than $800. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: Andrew Miller |
 Photo: Andrew Miller |
 Photo: Laura Su |
 Photo: Ron Souliere |
|
Gypsy Spirit & Energy |
495 Peachtree Street Atlanta, GA 30308 United States +1 404 347 8648 http://www.djangoatlanta.com/ |
Django is a combination bar and restaurant near downtown Atlanta, serving up eclectic appetizers and entrees in the early evening before transforming into a dance club by night. The menu is heavy on meat and fish, offering French specialties like mussels and, from further afield, Free-Range Chicken Curry. The music progresses through the night; while you may be listening to Latin jazz as you dine, later there will be jungle, drum n' bass, and old school hits bumping on the dance-floor. A perennial favorite of those who love to dance. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
A Little Bit of Midtown |
485 Flat Shoals Ave Atlanta, GA 30316 United States +1 404 522 7841 http://www.eastsidelounge.net/ |
When the hipsters come out to play in East Atlanta, this is where they meet up. Much clubbier than the quiet taverns typical of this neighborhood, the Eastside Lounge has carved out its own niche and attracted a following from all over Atlanta. A long bar flanks the left side of the dimly-lit lower room, while upstairs, patrons sit in the loft lounge and watch art house flicks projected on the wall. A limited menu is available during the dinner hour, but most don't show up here to eat. DJs live Monday through Saturday. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: wcities |
|
Ultra Lounge |
1599, Memorial Drive (between Fair Street & Dixie Street SE) Atlanta, GA 30317 United States +1 404 378 1095 http://www.essoatlanta.com/def... |
This upscale ultra lounge and club is a great place to chill with friends or dance the night away. The bright lights and neon colors help get the party started and keep it going all night long. People of all ages come here to get their groove on to various dj's in the two separate rooms. Music ranges from hip-hop, r&b, dance, and reggae, but all can be enjoyed from the roped-off seating while sipping your favorite cocktail or beer. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Music to Sophisticated Ears |
3771 Roswell Road Atlanta, GA 30342 United States +1 404 233 8026 http://www.johnnyshideaway.com |
Selling itself as "Atlanta's Only Nightclub for Big Kids," this large dance club draws a well-dressed, forty-plus crowd most nights. Sinatra and the Big Bands are the popular sounds, but musical selections often run the gamut from 1940s swing sounds through the disco era and into the rock of the 80s. An inexpensive, respectable menu offers breakfast at anytime, plus steaks, chops, chicken and sandwiches. An all-you-can-eat happy hour buffet is spread each weeknight. Check the website events calendar (including Texas Hold 'Em tournaments and Ladies Night), photos, menus, and details about the "Sinatra Room." Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Hot Latin Music, Hot Latin Food |
836 Juniper Street Atlanta, GA 30308 United States +1 404 875 4494 http://www.loca-luna.com/ |
The air is filled with Latin music as you enter, while palms, tropical colors and cloud-covered ceilings greet the eye. Sound good? Loca Luna is the perfect place for Latin dining, Latin music, Latin dance and all-around Latin fun. Tapas dishes start at $3.25 each, with dinner entrees ranging up to $20. A great selection of wine is set at $19-24 per bottle or $5.50 per glass. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: Richard Bakare |
 Photo: Joe Harper |
 Photo: Terry Kearns |
|
Midtown Concert Venue |
736 Ponce De Leon Avenue NE Suite 17 Atlanta, GA 30306 United States +1 404 870 0575 http://www.mjqatlanta.com/ |
Boasting a full schedule of live music and DJs every night of the week, MJQ lounge and nightclub is a music lover's paradise. Each evening features a different music genre, from rock 'n' roll Mondays and hip-hop Thursdays, to reggae and Afro-fusion Fridays. MJQ also has a full bar and plenty of room for the crowds that come for the more popular acts. This club is a great place to go to check out local talent in the city. See website for calendar of events (including pool parties, movie nights, and "Pirates vs. Ninjas" contests.) Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Delicious African Cuisine |
6889 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard (Gateway Village Shopping Center) Atlanta, GA 30092 United States +1 770 242 0305 |
Craving a dining adventure? At Mina's Place, you'll not only eat well, but learn a little about African cuisine in the process. The staff here allows guests to sample several small items in order to find your favorite. Whether it's chubby fufu (a giant ball of yam paste ladled with gravy) or fried plantain and brown rice, it's hard to go wrong when you try everything first. The traditionally spicy West African menu has been toned down a bit to accommodate western palates. After 10pm, the joint transforms into a lively, casual nightclub. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Live Jazz, Lively Cuisine |
3102 Piedmont Road Atlanta, GA 30305 United States +1 404 237 5299 http://www.sambucarestaurant.com/ |
Join the savvy jazz lovers who gather here for fine dining and grooving to world class international artists. Unrivaled for sophistication in Atlanta, this upscale dinner club is reminiscent of the posh clubs of the 1930s. The menu features Mediterranean gourmet cuisine, such as grilled gulf shrimp with Harissa and lime couscous, the club specialty. A fantastic wine selection is available by the glass, as well as full bar service. Swing dancing is offered on Monday evenings. Reservations are not required, but are a practical necessity most nights. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Stars Come Out Nightly |
437 Moreland Ave (Euclid Avenue) Atlanta, GA 30307 United States +1 404 681 9018 http://www.starbar.net/ |
The small door on Moreland Avenue may not give it away, but this swinging joint is a prime hotspot on the local music scene. Featuring live bands every night, the Star is a longtime favorite for catching rising acts and great neighborhood groups. Wild and a little wacky, the dimly lit ambiance leans a bit toward the psychedelic. When the music is not blaring, the place tones down a bit, but remains one of the most interesting melting-pot watering holes in the city. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: duane moody |
 Photo: Jody Rieck |
|
Once there was a Tavern... |
2196 Cheshire Bridge Road North East Atlanta, GA 30324 United States +1 404 636 2284 http://www.tavernaplakaatlanta... |
With Mediterranean and Middle Eastern music in the background, this Greek restaurant makes you shake your belly. Like all parties this one also starts after sunset; by 7p the belly dancers come out; by 10p the party really picks up with the place converting into a nightclub. The drink and wine list is equally exhausting; it's long enough to entice Dionysus back to earth. So if you're looking for a quiet dinner come earlier, but if the idea is to rock, then this restaurant will welcome you with its open Greek heart. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: bobafred |
 Photo: Johnny Helms |
|
Sleek Downtown Ultralounge |
79 Poplar Street Atlanta, GA 30303 United States +1 678 904 0050 http://www.themarkatlanta.com/ |
The Mark bills itself as a "chic hotel bar, without the hotel," and aspires to the same status as designer lounges in New York and Los Angeles. According to both locals and visitors, it succeeds very well. There is no line in the place that isn't sinuous, no lighting that isn't intimate, and no body that isn't fashionably dressed. Yet with 5,000 square feet of space, The Mark can handle crowds and live music events. If you want the trendiest spot for young hipsters and professionals in downtown, and your wallet can handle the prices, then The Mark should be your destination. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Vervelicious |
511 Peachtree Street Northeast Atlanta, GA 30308 United States +1 404 888 8880 http://www.verveatlanta.com/ |
This lounge cannot boast about its location, but it is nevertheless a good place to relax and re-energize yourself. A Moroccan-influenced ambiance with loads of colors and cut glass greets you within. On the first level you can grab a bite at the common seating area, and watch the salsa performers do their thing. The upper level is more chilled out—you can grab a drink and head to the patio on the roof, which offers a pleasant view. Dining options range from sushi and pizzas to slightly more elaborate dishes, all prepared under the watchful eye of Chef Darryl Evans. Review © 2009, Wcities |
|
Largest in the States |
2075 Market Street Atlanta, GA 30096-4714 United States +1 678 473 1000 http://www.wildbillsatlanta.com/ |
Show off your moves at this country-themed venue, claimed to be the largest of its kind in America. This suburban hotspot is where those over 18 years of age stomp on a 5,000 square foot dance floor, while cool DJs spin their disks into the wee hours. Casual cowboy duds like loafers, boots and 10-gallon hats are to be donned as you mosey over to one of the four bars for a mean sip from a dirty glass. After you've chomped on a couple of burgers and wings, a game of pool or a shot at the gaming screens would be in order—if you don't hook up with a pretty lass that is! Check the website to get acquainted with the schedule with its load of events, most of which are by famous local country bands. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Photo: atl_alecia |