That is the Question?

As the excitement of the New Year wears down, the buzz and thrill of a fast approaching holiday quickly takes it place. That’s right… you guessed it, the infamous Valentine’s Day. Valentine’s Day is no typical holiday. It doesn’t always get the standing ovation given to Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s. It’s either black or white, most people either hate it or love it and we can pretty much guess why. However, whether you are married, single or still mingling, there are plenty of reasons to see all different shades of red and pink in Atlanta this Valentine’s Day. Let’s do away with the typical, dinner and a movie (unless you plan to see Fifty Shades of Grey this Valentine’s Day, then we will give you a pass!). Here are 3 unconventional activities for spice up any one’s Valentine’s Day! Enjoy and spread the love!

My Bloody Valentine

Unique Events Interactive
Multiple Dates Available
Atlanta, GA

My Bloody Valentine is a fun, interactive evening of mystery and murder Guests are attending a surprise engagement party where a man is planning to propose to his girlfriend, but it turns out that he’s a man with a secret. A crime is committed, then another and another — and it’s up to you to play detective and solve the various murders. Who will kill to keep their secrets!
You will work with your team to find clues, question witnesses and possible killers.
Pricing includes: Admission, appetizer, dessert and 2 drinks alcohol or non and Murder

Registration Info/ Details: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/my-bloody-valentine-tickets-14819380165?aff=es2&rank=28

2015 Adopt-a-Senior Valentine-Buckhead

Neighbor Love
Saturday, February 14, 2015 from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM (EST)
Atlanta, GA

Imagine if you were a senior citizen in a nursing home and had no friends or relatives to visit or contact you. ANY holiday would not be that pleasant. THIS Valentine’s Day Neighbor Love wants to brighten the day of a WHOLE BUNCH of valuable seniors. Adopt-a-Senior Valentine is a GREAT way to let a valuable senior know that someone still loves them. We are hosting a Valentine’s party and giving gift bags to seniors at four nursing homes in Metro Atlanta. Our TOTAL goal is to bless 700 seniors with gift bags this Valentine’s season. The gift bags will include: skin lotion or shaving cream, socks, a carnation, a piece of fruit, a Valentine’s Card and a stuffed animal or game.

Registration Info/ Details: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2015-adopt-a-senior-valentine-buckhead-tickets-15543527108?aff=es2&rank=23

Bicycle Speed Dating – Valentine’s Day Do-Over

The Atlanta Cycling Festival
Sunday, February 15, 2015 from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (EST)
Atlanta, GA

Looking for love? On a bike?? In Atlanta?? We’ve got you 100% covered. Valentine’s Day terrible? Look to change gears and get that love life pedaling? This is the event for you.
Join us at Bicycle Speed Dating AKA Valentine’s Day Do Over!

Registration Info and Details: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/bicycle-speed-dating-valentines-day-do-over-tickets-15128368357?aff=es2&rank=9

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We recently got our first taste of Last Word, which occupies the former P’cheen space in Highland Walk.

Atmosphere

Warm, modern, comfortable, simple, classy. All of these words come to mind when you enter Last Word. Almost everything in the restaurant is crafted by hand – tables, bar, light fixtures, and booths. Seating includes a communal table and a handful of individual tables for parties of 2, 4, and 6.

Team

Last Word is a social dining and drinking experience with a decidedly Middle Eastern flare. Owner Bernard Moussa’s Lebanese influence combines with the creativity of chefs Edward Russell and Matthew Palmerlee and beverage director Cole Younger Just to deliver an ambitious but simple menu. Add to that input from co-owner Matt Booth of Videodrome and you’ve got a team who knows how to deliver.

Food and Drink

Both the food and drink menu are subject to change depending on the season or availability of local ingredients.

Our visit to Last Word started with sharing the Swedish Punch, an off-menu hot beverage that set the tone for the evening. Available this winter only, the drink made from distilled cane sugar, red rice, and ginger, is served in beautiful Lebanese vessels.

We then enjoyed curry spiced Georgia pecans and sampled the house labneh while awaiting the rest of our party.

Our server walked us through the menu and let us know that the dishes increase in portion size as you go down the list. We placed orders for the Georgia shrimp, Armenian sausage flat bread, and lamb shawarma. All delivered unique and interesting flavors.

We couldn’t resist finishing the evening with dessert and settled on sharing the roasted dates and figs. This was an excellent decision. The atypical dessert was the perfect sweet finish for the evening.

Valentine’s Day

In addition to providing the ideal setting for after-work drinks with friends, Last Word makes for a great date spot. In fact, Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to try it out.

The restaurant will offer multicourse meals with optional wine pairings:

4 courses for $65

Wine and cocktail pairings starting at $35

Call Jackie at (404) 343-1274 to reserve your spot.

What others are saying

Creative Loafing, First Look: Last Word – The Old Fourth Ward newcomer makes a good first impression.
Cliff Bostock, January 19, 2015

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Chefs’ fearlessness pays off more than it backfires.
Jon Watson, January 22, 2015

Hours and Reservations

Last Word is open Tuesday through Saturday starting at 5:30pm. The kitchen is open until 12:30am each night.

Contact Information

404-343-1274 / 701 Highland Avenue, Suite 5, corner of Highland Avenue and Sampson Street

Social Media

Twitter: @LastWordATL
Instagram: @LastwordATL
Facebook: facebook.com/lastwordatl

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Hey Atlanta! It’s time to celebrate 2014 and ring in 2015. If you don’t have plans yet, don’t worry! Your favorite intown businesses are here to make sure you celebrate in style.

Celebrate on the Town

Last Word is open for business! Spend New Year’s Eve at the Old Fourth Ward’s newest hotspot. Reserve your spot at a limited-seating, five-course prix fixe dinner service carefully prepared by chefs Eddie Russell and Matt Palmerlee. Dinner begins at 7pm and costs $75 a person, champagne included. Secure your table at (404) 343-1274 or by emailing Jackie@lastwordatl.com.

Last Word is located at 701 Highland Ave. in the space formerly occupied by P’Cheen.

Other ideas for fun on the town:

Play in the new year at Bada Bings!

Laugh in the new year at Village Theatre.

Celebrate over a delicious meal at Barcelona Inman Park, Parish, or Zuma Sushi.

Celebrate at Home

Visit Intown Market for Atlanta’s best selection of beer and wine for your New Year’s house party.

Get Ready to Celebrate

Style your mane at Like the River, Ken Bailey Studio, or Master Groom Barber Salon.

Perfect your fingers and toes at Serenity Nail Salon or Nails Too!

Pick out a fun new year’s dress at Lila Boutique.

Start the New Year Right

It’s never too late to get in shape. Celebrate on New Year’s Eve, and make 2015 your healthiest year yet. Standard gym workout not for you?

Check out X3 Sports for a workout fueled by martial arts.

Try Pure Barre Inman Park to tone up ballet-style.

Happy new year, Atlanta!

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If you haven’t felt like the holidays are approaching from the recent cold front that has hit, don’t worry!  The city will soon undergo a transformation with twinkling lights, decorated evergreens, and the signature festive music of the approaching holiday season.  It’s amazing how as the weeks get closer to the holidays, the more you long for that connection with family and friends and you become reminiscent of childhood memories.  If you need more to get into the holiday spirit Centennial Olympic Park will be the perfect place for you.  Centennial Olympic Park’s Annual Holiday in Lights is an Atlanta tradition.  The Park transforms into a winter wonderland with thousands of lights that make up the sparkling display from November 22^nd to January 19^th.  Even better then glorifying in this spectacle of holiday lights is the Centennial Olympic Park’s Ice Rink.  Now, whether you’re an amateur ice skater or the next Nancy Kerrigan, ice skating in the park is nothing short of an amazing time.  Should you decide ice skating is not for you, enjoy those who are ice skating while indulging in popcorn, funnel cakes or a nice cup of hot chocolate.  The Centennial Olympic Park Ice Rink runs at the same time as the Annual Holiday in Lights, November 22^nd to January 19^th.  Admission is $12.00 per person for a 90-minute session including skate rental.Military, student and group discounts are available.  For hours of operation, please visit: http://www.centennialpark.com/index.php/plan-your-visit/event-calendar/winter-events/ice-rink.

For those running enthusiasts, there is a holiday 5k just for you!  On Saturday, December 13^th, 2014, be part of the largest holiday 5K race series aimed to fight arthritis! Chosen as one of the Most Incredible Themed Races, Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis is a fun and festive way to kick off your holidays by helping others! Wear a holiday themed costume. Tie jingle bells to your shoelaces. Raise funds to help find a cure for arthritis, the nation’s leading cause of disability. Run or walk a 5 kilometer route with your team members and celebrate the season by giving.  For more details or to sign-up, please visit: http://www.centennialpark.com/index.php/plan-your-visit/event-calendar#Jingle Bell Run.  If all else fails, feel free to indulge in your “oldies but goodies” at Centennial Park by visiting the famous Fountain of Rings, Googie Burger or Brick Locator, opened all year round!  Happy Holidays!

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Event: 2014 Atlanta Beltline Eastside 10K

When: 12/6/14 – 10:00AM to 12:00PM

Race Start: Stove Works, 112 Krog Street, NE, Atlanta, GA 30307

The Atlanta BeltLine Eastside 10k is a run/walk showcasing the new Eastside Trail which winds through Inman Park, Midtown, Old Fourth Ward, Poncey Highland, and Virginia Highland. Participants will pass by the new Historic Fourth Ward Park and Skate Park, take in beautiful vistas of downtown and midtown Atlanta, travel an off-road stretch of the Atlanta BeltLine corridor, and enjoy a jaunt through Piedmont Park.

Join the popular College Alumni Tailgate Challenge or the Neighborhood Challenge to rally team spirit, and enjoy 1 complimentary beer from the Terrapin beer truck following the race! Additional beers are $5 each. ID required.

Additional Info: http://www.cmecompete.com/atlantabeltline/events/atlanta-beltline-eastside-10k-dph/At

Event: JG 13.1 Half Marathon

When: 12/14/14 – 8:00AM to 12:00PM

Race Start: Piedmont Park 400 Park Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30306

A 5K (3.1 mile) race for runners or walkers who want a warm up to the half marathon the day before the big race, or for those who aren’t ready to commit to 13.1 miles but  want to participate in the excitement of race weekend.  The Jeff Galloway 13.1 is named for Olympic runner Jeff Galloway, author, public speaker and “America’s Running Coach” who was recently named by USA Running as the most recognized person in the sport of running. The race is presented by Phidippides, the oldest specialty running store in the country, with two Atlanta locations.

Named for Barbara Galloway, Jeff Galloway’s wife of 38 years and also an avid runner, the 5K race has been added to the official race weekend agenda.  A portion of the proceeds from the race weekend will benefit the Atlanta non-profit, the Piedmont Park Conservancy and the national organization TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors).  TAPS is a 24-7, front-line tragedy assistance resource for families and loved ones of our military men and women.

Additional Info: https://www.jeffgalloway131.com/

Event: Monday Night Brewing Westside 10

When: 12/13/14 – 8:00AM to 12:00PM

Race Start: 1100 Howell Mill Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

Get in 10!! Monday Night Brewing & Running Nerds racing series welcome runners to West Midtown Atlanta for its official distance road race benefiting Ties that Matter, A Fair Trade Non-profit, helping Haitian women by creating jobs and changing lives.

Additional Info: http://www.runningnerdnation.com/runningnerdnation/Monday_Night_Brewing_Westside_10.html

Perennial Properties, Proud Participant Sponsors of 2014 Atlanta Beltline Eastside 10K and JG 13.1 Half Marathon

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When you think of “streetcars” what is the first thing that comes to mind?  That’s right…  Those iconic red San Francisco Streetcars!  The ones that you visualize passengers easily hoping on and off from due to their exposed exterior as they travel through the city with the picturesque San Francisco Bridge and Bay in the background.  Seems like fun, huh?  Well aside from the fun appearance of streetcars, they actually provide some major benefits to the infrastructure and environment of any city.  What are those benefits, you ask?  Well here’s a handful…

• A more comfortable, cleaner, quieter and attractive way to travel within the inner city
• An attraction for businesses therefore better economic development for the neighborhood
• A more environmentally friendly transportation alternative
• A greater passenger capacity than traditional buses
• Long term operational savings for the city in comparison to buses

Given all of these benefits, isn’t it wonderful to hear that the City of Atlanta has decided to implement their own version of the iconic street cars, traveling to all of the major points downtown? The City of Atlanta is in their final testing phases of the Atlanta Streetcar initiative.  So what exactly does that mean to you?

Well within a few short months, that annoying and completely infuriating downtown traffic congestion can be easily avoided by hoping on a street car and getting where you need to go.  Unfortunately, you  cannot hop on and off as we imagine our San Francisco streetcar patrons are doing but, you can hit all of the major points of downtown Atlanta.  The Streetcars will be operating along a 2.7 mile loop, on Auburn Avenue, through Woodruff Park, on Peachtree Street, Ellis Street, Carnegie Way, Andrew Young International Boulevard, Luckie Street, Park Place, Edgewood Avenue, and Jackson Street.

Despite this initiative and all of its awesome-ness, this will be a big change for the residents and commuters of downtown Atlanta.  One that will take some getting used to; therefore, the city has put a major emphasis on streetcar safety during this testing period.  While the city is enthused by the excitement of this new development, it is imperative that motorists, cyclists and pedestrians are aware of their surroundings when in a streetcar area and know to stop, look and listen when crossing any streets.  We want everyone to enjoy the new Atlanta streetcars but as the cliché goes, “safety first”.  Therefore, we ask that you review the safety tips and information that can be found on the Atlanta Streetcar website: http://streetcar.atlantaga.gov/how-to-ride-the-streetcar/.

Passenger service is set to begin soon and the anticipation of expanded lines is already all the “buzz” within the city.  In order to get there, we ask that you be safe, cautious and aware.  Maybe one day, Atlanta will be known for the iconic blue street cars!  Until next time…

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Bento Hut, a Pan Asian, sushi, and fresh juice bar is now open in the Pencil Factory Flats & Shops at 349 Decatur St. 

Head Chef Budi Hardadi (of Sushi Avenue in Decatur and R. Rice in Sandy Springs) brings his unique Dutch-Indonesian background to every dish he creates.  We recently spoke with Budi, known by his customers as Chef Buddy, who told us what diners can expect to find at the Bento Hut while we tried some of the dishes he recommended.

First up, was the Chicken Rice Bowl – unlike any rice bowl we have ever had before.  This dish provided the perfect example of the Dutch-Indonesian flavor combo.   Think coconut butter cilantro lime rice, black beans, sautéed onion and peppers, sweet corn, Asian slaw, and, wait for it, creme fraiche and smoked gouda cheese.  We were skeptical at first, but polished off the very generous bowl in no time.  The huge portion costs just $6.

Next up we ordered two sushi rolls.  $12 and $10 respectfully.

The LOL roll included shrimp tempura, spicy tuna, and eel.  The Nashville roll grouped smoked salmon, lemon, scallion, cream cheese, and spicy tuna.  Beautifully presented, healthy portions, and very tasty. Again, my colleagues and I joined the clean plate club.

Chef Buddy’s friendly staff proceeded to bring us two more dishes to sample:

The Bento Hut Four, a classic bento box with beef yakiniku and chicken katsu provides a complete and varied meal – all for $11.

Finally, (food-wise at least – we haven’t even begun to mention the juices), we sampled the delicious Panang Beef topped with creamy coconut curry and fresh veggies.  One word: yum.  Another: $8.

As if the flavorful and affordable food options were not enough, Bento Hut houses a full fresh juice bar complete with made-to-order smoothies, cold-pressed juice, and bubble tea.  We sampled the Tropical Paradise smoothie, the Mango Mojito smoothie, the Honeydew Bubble tea, and the Crazy of Beauty melon and mango cold-pressed juice.   All juice bar offerings are available in 12oz or 16oz sizes and cost $3.50 to $6.50.  Get one to go or enjoy it with a friend on one of the restaurant’s couches in the Juice Lounge.

Housed in the space formerly occupied by Chow Bing, Bento Hut’s atmosphere is friendly and comfortable.  The restaurant offers delivery within three miles and is available for private parties.   The prices and menu offerings (which include gluten-free options) are the same for lunch and dinner.

Bento Hut is open:

Monday-Friday 10:30am-10:00pm

Saturday 12:00pm-10:00pm

Sunday 12:00pm-9:30pm

Bento Hut – 349 Decatur St. Atlanta, GA 30312 – 404-614-6199 – Follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

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Here are our top 3 reasons to Fall into Autumn:

1) Barcelona Wine Bar Atlanta

For those who have already visited this unhidden gem of a restaurant on N. Highland Avenue, located at N. Highland Steel Apartments, then you already know that Barcelona Atlanta is the epitome of cozy. With their rustic yet, contemporary architecture and wood grain accents throughout the entire restaurant, their outdoor cobblestone patio with a real wood burning fireplace invites all pedestrians that walk by to stop in, curl up and enjoy one of their specialty bourbons.  If that’s not enough reason to dine at Barcelona, for fall, they are featuring a bourbon spice rack complimented by 4 different bourbons, lavender bitter, maple syrup and lemon juice to give that perfect blend of sweet and savory.  Additionally, their Ensalada Entrevinos is the perfect kale salad (for all you kale nuts out there!) mixed with hazelnut, squash, and drizzled with a house-made vinaigrette.  Visit http://www.barcelonawinebar.com/atlanta.htm.  Stroll on down to Barcelona.  Located at: 240 North Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 

2) Howl-O-ween Festival & Pet Parade

Ok…so who loves animals? We do!!! This will be more than enough reason for you to dress up your furry friend in a painfully cute costume they’ll resent you for later, and let them strut their stuff down N. Highland Avenue.  Help raise funds for the new Old Fourth Ward Freedom Barkway dog park by donating $10.00 towards 2 tickets for the pet parade.  This not only includes entry into the pet parade but includes 2 FREE drinks and entry into the festival which will be featuring 5 bands from 1:00PM to 6:00PM.  Visit http://www.o4whowloween.com/. So bring out your Franken-weenie or your Jester Jack Russell and come down to N. Highland Ave on Saturday, October 25^th at noon.

3) Atlanta’s 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer

If each month had its own color, pink would be the official color for October.  Everywhere you turn people, retail shops and cars are donned in the infamous bubblegum pink that is signature for Breast Cancer Awareness.  Whether you have been affected by it personally or if there are some degrees of separation, we all have been touch by this epidemic.  On October 11 and 12, we encourage you to enjoy this beautiful fall season and participate in Atlanta’s 2-Day Walk for Breast Cancer.  So take a stroll and participate in this 30-mile walk and be a part of the fight against Breast Cancer.  Visit http://itsthejourney.org/ to find out more details. Don’t forget to wear your pink!

We hope you are able to participate in one, if not all three, of these spectacular reasons  to Fall in Autumn in Atlanta!  Until next time.

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On Tuesday, August 5, long-time Inman Park favorite, Parish Foods & Goods, announced a new name to suit its new menu and look – all three reworked to better serve its neighborhood patrons and visitors from around Atlanta. 

Now known as The Brasserie & Neighborhood Café at Parish, to stay true to its name, the restaurant will serve simple, hearty, food and drink in an unpretentious atmosphere.  More specifically, dishes like grilled trout, pistachio sausage, pressed pork shoulder, and porcini-scented bread pudding will appear as small plates or main dishes.  The new menu also includes an oyster, shrimp, salmon belly, and crudo raw bar.  Unique desserts like the black mission fig crostata round out the menu.  All items were selected to support Chef Zeb Stephenson’s goal to “provide inspired familiar food, inventive beverage, and warm hospitality.”

View the complete menu here.

Parish Market, the lively downstairs breakfast and lunch nook frequented by Beltline strollers, will continue to offer breakfast, lunch, and wine events 7 days a week under its new name, The Neighborhood Café at Parish.

In addition to name and menu changes, visitors to the brasserie will notice a new look complete with white marble tables, bentwood chairs, and luxe leather banquettes.

Read what Atlanta Magazine and Eater had to say about the changes then go check it out for yourself!

The Brasserie & Neighborhood Café at Parish is located at 250 N. Highland Ave. in the N. Highland Steel complex.  Call 404-681-4434 to make a reservation.

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Pure Barre, the workout technique everyone is talking about, is coming to Inman Park this week!  Here is everything you need to know to check out this effective, low-impact, workout at its new, convenient location!

What is Pure Barre?

According to their website, “Pure Barre is a total body workout that lifts your seat, tones your thighs, abs, and arms, and burns fat in record- breaking time by utilizing the ballet barre to perform small isometric movements set to fantastic music.”  Watch this video to get a better feel for the experience.

New Inman Park Location

Pure Barre Inman Park is located at 240 N. Highland Ave. between Parish Foods & Goods and Inman Perk Coffee.   Clients can park for FREE for up to 3 hours in the N. Highland Steel complex parking deck.

Opening Deals

Ready to check it out?  Great!  Look at these deals the new Inman Park location is offering.

New Client Pre-Opening Special – Get 5 weeks of unlimited classes at the new Inman Park location for just $99!  This fantastic deal includes a free invitation to Pre-Opening Classes on Thursday 6/26 (5:30pm, 6:40pm) and Friday 6/27 (8:30am, 9:45am). Clients who purchase this special will also receive retail discounts.  To purchase, click here, select Online Store in the top right of the screen, and then select “Inman Pre-Open Special 5wk Unlimited”

Everyone is invited!

Friday 6/27, 6:00-8:00pm – Check out the new studio, meet the team, and shop retail discounts during our Champagne Toast!

Saturday 6/28 and Sunday 6/29 – Grand Opening Weekend

Come to an opening day class Saturday at 7:15am, 8:30am, 9:45am, or 11:00am

Sunday classes are available at 8:30am, 9:45am, and 3:30pm

Enter the raffle to win prizes including tickets to the Atlanta Cheese Festival, Sweetwater and Red Brick Brewery tours, handmade earrings by local artist Jenn Cook, and more!

Save big on workout wear in the retail store.

Perennial Perks Residents:

Residents of Highland Steel and Highland Walk Apartments will receive 15% off class packs and unlimited 1, 3, & 6 month packages. Just show your Perks card and you’re all set.  Discount does not apply to retail or special packages or promotions.

See you at the barre!

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