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If your looking for a place to hangout and enjoy music. The Underground Atlanta has place called Kenny's Alley that offers 7 nightclubs.
Effective July 4, 2008, there will be a $2.00 entry fee into Kenny's Alley on Friday & Saturday nights beginning promptly at 9:00 pm.
If you leave the Alley for any reason, a $2.00 re-entry fee will apply.
Note: This area might be a little questionable as far as safety. So please keep this in mind if you decide to venture to the downtown area!
Written Nov 8, 2009
Address: 50 Upper Alabama Street, Atlanta GA 30303
Phone: 404-523-2311
Website: http://www.underground-atlanta.com/nightlife/kennys-alley.html
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I am not really sure where to put this tip, so here will have to do for now!
The Westin Hotel is a large luxurious hotel in the center of the Downtown area. We didn't stay there as it was out of our price bracket, however I did read somewhere that it has an observation platform and a rotation bar.
This sounded great to us - and low and behold it was!
I would warn that it would cost something like $5 to just go up the lift - or a minimum spend of $10 once you are up there.
Of course we went for the minimum spend and had two very good Martini's! Plus we and took in the view of Downtown and beyond during sunset.
Great view around the city and quite fun.
Just a thought - it did seen like they were quite lacks about people going up in the lift and just not paying or checking if they had drinks on exit. Also it's possible to take an alternate lift down which avoid the payment area. Not sure you'd get away with it.... but worth a thought!!! :-)
Dress Code: Smart casual or smarter!
Written Jan 5, 2005
Address: Central Downtown
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A very nice bar to have pre-dinner drinks.
A great view of Atlanta, very much worth the effort!
Written Sep 14, 2007
Address: 210 Peachtree Street
Phone: (404)659-1400
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Bands, food, beer and no Buckhead clientele
Dress Code: Huh?
Written Dec 17, 2003
Address: East Atlanta
Website: www.badearl.com
Written Apr 20, 2003
Written Apr 20, 2003
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Menues: Salads, Sandwiches, Burgers, Smokhouse,Desserts.
Specialties, Honey Bourbon New York Strip
Dress Code: Casual
Written Jan 3, 2003
From Bar:
The Hard Rocks Hurricane HRC London's
favorite recipe that has swept across the globe. Served in its own 23oz. take-home souvenir glass.
Written Jan 3, 2003
Dining Room:
Su-Thr 11am-12am.
Fri-Sat 11am-1am. Bar
Written Jan 3, 2003
Stop by and try blue plate special!
Written Jan 3, 2003
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