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On the Westside, Octane is a favorite of the city's techies, with its location close to Georgia Tech making it a go-to for students, faculty and entrepreneurs. Octane's Grant Park location in a funky, gentrifying neighborhood distinguished by renovated bungalows and Victorians offers the in-house Little Tart bakery and plenty of sweets to complement your chai or cocktail. A longtime gathering spot for the city's hipster class and a delicious cup of Joe to boot, there are several ways to get a cup of some of the city's best coffee and eavesdrop on the city's creative class at work and play. Though it's recently been acquired by Birmingham's Revelator Coffee, we're hoping the cult coffee destination retains its street cred. Through May 2018 check out the incredible survey of up-and-coming Dutch designer Joris Laarman, who takes 3D printing technology to new heights in his furniture, wearable art and architectural creations. The High's location in Midtown has become more and more walkable as Atlanta has grown, so you could make a day of it with a trip to the High and the Museum of Design Atlanta across the street, a coffee at Octane on the Woodruff Arts Center campus and then an amble down Peachtree Street, for some shopping and lunch or dinner (and a round of bocce) at chef Hugh Acheson's inventive Southern-food-for-the-21st century resto Empire State South. But in recent years the High has really upped its contemporary art game, hosting impressive, thought-provoking exhibitions by the likes of Vik Muniz, Jean-Michel Basquiat and photographer Paul Graham and memorable shows devoted to African design and sneakers. This is definitely a place for lingering.įor some time the High was in thrall to the blockbuster exhibition, enticing school buses of kids and out-of-towners with masterworks by Monet, Picasso and Duchamp. If the weather is nice, chill out on the patio which has a fun, colorful Mexico City-meets-Miami vibe.
You can sample everything from Latin pastries for breakfast to poke for lunch to cocktails and delicious coffee brewed up any time of day. While you're on the BeltLine's Eastside trail, stop in at the coolest, latest restaurant hot spot in town: Muchacho, a cheeky, Seventies-inspired coffee, cocktail and creative food spot. Already a popular destination for runners, bikers and flaneurs just looking for a more interesting way to navigate the city's restaurants and neighborhoods, when the 22-mile BeltLine is completed it will far surpass the High Line in breadth and scope. Gravel proposed this former railway line as the perfect site for an urban park to connect Atlanta's diverse, rich and poor and black and white neighborhoods. This stretch of paths that will one day encircle the city started out as visionary Ryan Gravel's Georgia Tech master's thesis. New York has its High Line, but Atlanta has a little urban promenade magic of its own.
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