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1C89jls3l 558976.Pdf Guidebook for **Designer Suite on Piedmont Park with Parking** **Designer Suite on Piedmont Park with Parking** 555 Elmwood Drive Northeast Atlanta, GA 30306 United States Bars Orpheus Brewing 1440 Dutch Valley Place Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30324 City Winery 650 North Avenue NE Atlanta, GA 30308 Park Tavern 500 10th St NE Atlanta, GA 30309 Amsterdam Walk 500 Amsterdam Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30306 Highland Tap 1026 North Highland Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30306 Red Light Cafe 553-1 Amsterdam Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30306 Red Light is more of a listening room than a cafe. They feature live music and open mics for Broadway, Americana, Bluegrass, Folk, Blues, Jazz, Rock, and have some great Comedy Shows. Limited menu and full bar. Coee Callie's Hot Little Biscuit 1004 Virginia Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30306 Press and Grind 992 North Highland Avenue Northeast Atlanta, GA 30306 Cafe Intermezzo 1065 Peachtree Street Northwest Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Starbucks 931 Monroe Drive Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Sweet Hut Bakery & Cafe 933 Peachtree Street Northwest Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Paolo's Gelato Italiano 1025 Virginia Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30306 Gotta love Paolo's Gelato...it's authentic Italian gelato in ATL! Restaurants Apres Diem 931 Monroe Drive Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Fun hangout before or after movies at the Midtown Arts Cinema. The Flying Biscuit Cafe 1001 Piedmont Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Murphy's Restaurant 997 Virginia Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30306 Loca Luna 550 Amsterdam Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30306 Great Latin food with live Salsa and Latin Pop music throughout the week. Tuesday's are known for their "Unlimited Tapas" All You Can Eat Unlimited Tapas for $18! Rose + Rye 87 15th St NE Atlanta, GA 30309 Rose + Rye is an original experience at The Castle, an iconic Midtown home from the 1920's. Check-out the multiple levels from the basement bar, main dining room and patio. Kid-Friendly Piedmont Park 521 Park Dr NE Atlanta, GA 30306 Skyline Park 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30308 Memorable venue on top of Ponce City Market with a restaurant, bar, amusement park games, and a stunning skyline view. Atlanta Botanical Garden The Prado NE Atlanta, GA 30309 Sightseeing Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site 450 Auburn Avenue Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30312 Center for Civil and Human Rights 100 Ivan Allen Junior Boulevard Northwest Atlanta, Georgia 30313 World of Coca-Cola 121 Baker Street Northwest Atlanta, Georgia 30313 Eastside BeltLine Trail Eastside BeltLine Trail Atlanta, GA 30312 Atlanta Chinatown 5383 New Peachtree Rd Atlanta, GA 30341 Atlanta's Chinatown Mall serves the Chinese, Taiwanese, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Laotians and Korean culture all in one convenient location in Chamblee (just 10 miles north of Midtown). See the artfully designed garden and koi pond with a food court and 2 restaurants featuring authentic Chinese cuisines. Stores Paris on Ponce 716 Ponce De Leon Place Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30306 "Get ready for a unique shopping experience and check- out the Moulin Rouge schedule for entertainment." Ansley Mall 1544 Piedmont Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30324 Groceries Trader Joe's 931 Monroe Drive Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Arts and Entertainment Piedmont Park Aquatic Center Monroe Drive Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Landmark Theatres Midtown Art Cinema 931 Monroe Drive Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Whole World Improv Theatre 1216 Spring Street Northwest Atlanta, Georgia 30309 This is a must-see experience for comedy by some of the best improv talent in the ATL. High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree Street Northwest Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) 1315 Peachtree Street Northwest Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Atlanta Symphony Orchestra 1280 West Peachtree Street Northeast Atlanta, Georgia 30309 Other MARTA Arts Center Station (On Street) Atlanta, GA 30309 MARTA Midtown Transit Station 10th St NE Atlanta, GA 30309.
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