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Tag Archives: gastropub
P’Cheen
P’Cheen arrived on the scene years before gastropub became a buzzword in Atlanta. Despite being located at the base of an apartment complex on Highland Ave., its got a cool vibe and uses its space well. The official name is P’Cheen International Bistro & Pub (breathe!) and the menu is literally all over the map....
Holeman & Finch Public House
If there’s ever a place to catch an impromptu meeting of Atlanta foodie types, Holeman & Finch is the place. I ran into a number of food bloggers and friends last night (sans camera!) and had a great time. I missed out on the burger, but the farm egg and pancetta carbonara I did have...
Leon’s Full Service arrives in Decatur
Leon’s Full Service has been welcomed with open arms by the locals in Decatur, and I had a chance to check it out with some friends. The folks over at Brick Store Pub have done an excellent job transforming the former service station into a restaurant with a large bar and restaurant with beautiful woodwork...
