Donetto in West Midtown recently celebrated a year in Atlanta, and they are hotter than ever! I love that they are named after the largest Chianina bull ever recorded in history – and a breed extensively raised in the Tuscan region … Read More
Move over standard hotel rooms. The FLATS at Ponce City Market is offering short term rentals of fully furnished and renovated apartments. What a cool way to spend the weekend in the city. Rent a studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or even … Read More
His name is Shuffles and he likes neck scratches. He is a trim 350 pounds and would love to meet you for lunch at his place. He enjoys munching on crunchy carrots, but mangoes are his favorite. Shuffles is one … Read More
I love small towns. The historic buildings, the on-street parking, the big trees and wide sidewalks. There was a time when those places were out of vogue. I’d drive through them and think, gawd, this could be fabulous, someone should … Read More
Summer is halfway over but the Fox Theatre Film Festival is just getting started, and boy is it HOT this year! (The line-up, I mean!) Want to feel like a movie star? Walk the red carpet into the Marquee Club for … Read More
On a field trip to find Tiny Doors ATL, we happened upon another uber cool public art canvas, the Krog Street Tunnel. Here are six quick reasons why we love it. It’s Walkable. We parked our car at the Krog … Read More
I’ve been wanting to do a Tiny Doors Atlanta field trip ever since I read this article on cool art installations in the city. Tiny Doors checks so many of the boxes for a great field trip, that my son and … Read More
If you’ve been down Ponce de Leon Ave. in Midtown Atlanta in the past few years you’ve probably wondered, what’s going on with the Hotel Clermont? The iconic landmark built in 1924 has been under renovation of one kind or … Read More
It’s PRIDE month around the globe, but I am so thankful that we cherish it everyday here in Atlanta. The rainbow crosswalks in Midtown have been around about a year now, and I hadn’t yet taken the boys…so we were … Read More
I was doing some research on our grand city yesterday, and I noticed that hundreds of hundreds of people a month as Google this question. I have to admit, I was intrigued at the answers…and I need to share. Haute … Read More
