![]() Mukja (“enjoy food,” in Korean) in the heart of Midtown makes it easy to grab a favorite brew (Hite or Cass, in my case) and such treats as said chicken. In the past, I regularly traipsed to Duluth, Suwanee, and Doraville in search of the ideal pairing of Korean beer and beer-friendly Korean food-but I used to worry about the trip back. Korean fried chicken, extra crispy and usually served with sweet and spicy sauces, used to be confined to the suburbs. And though Nick’s doesn’t feel like a simple neighborhood restaurant and bar, it does just fine as a more glamorous one. The wine list is still brilliantly curated and the lineup of cocktails equally trustworthy. I’d recommend this pastry kitchen to anyone. Dessert will change with the seasons, but it always will be worth ordering here I got a shapely and insanely rich persimmon upside-down cake soaked in caramel and topped with thin slices of fresh persimmon. A local kale “Caesar” with biscuit crumbs, Parmesan, and capers hardly qualifies as a Caesar, but the (inexpensive!) addition of house-cured salmon upgrades the dish to a tasty, light meal. His rouille (I am particularly fond of the aioli variation), meant to be slathered on the bread served with the bouillabaisse, is appropriately garlicky but could use stronger, hotter spices. ![]() Leahy still offers his bouillabaisse (Saturday only, I am afraid), brimming with fish, shrimp, scallops, and mussels in a saffron-scented broth. ![]() Of course, the double-stacked Westside burger, dripping with white American cheese and garnished with jalapeños, caramelized onions, and a brilliant aioli, is very much a luxury product. It feels strange to me that the new concept, Nick’s Westside, serves burgers and fries in what used to be such a fancy setting. Last fall, almost two years after they opened, they morphed into something more casual and pandemic-appropriate. I hope you understand.Nick Leahy’s splashy, side-by-side restaurants, Aix and Tin Tin, were known for great wines and for dishes honoring the South of France. I'm sorry, truly, it takes a lot of work and money to plan an event like this. We have to purchase food so if you cancel please consider your $20.00 as a donation to the AOC. Please pay by 11.21.22 if you wish to participate in this event. PLEASE PAY AFTER YOU HAVE SIGNED UP BELOW.Ĭancellation/Partial Attendance: Please review the AOC cancellation policy. Payment must be received by the AOC on Tue, Nov 22 2022.Ĭlick here for the details. The party, the venue, the food and a great time! How can you beat that for $20.00? * We encourage all members to follow our Etiquette Guidelines while participating in AOC events. Read the event description carefully for additional information, and contact the trip leader(s) with any questions. All registrants must pay the posted Member Cost regardless of any agreement you may have with any party involved in the event. ![]() Each registrant agrees to be liable for and required to reimburse the Atlanta Outdoor Club for any withheld deposits due to the actions of or damages caused by that registrant. Third-party vendors often require damage deposits. If that number is not met, the event will be canceled and refunds will be issued to those who have already paid. Some paid events require a minimum number of registered participants. Payment must be received by the payment due date and prior to participation in the event. Important information for paid events in which payment is managed through the AOC: Use our Event Checklists to make sure you have everything you need. Yourself and an ugly sweater, positive attitude and cheer for the holidays! Your $20 contribution will help to pay for the cost of this event, including the food and any extra items purchased, such as supplies, prizes, etc. The AOC will provide food for this party. $20.00/Person (See Detailed Cost Info Below)ġ01 / 0 (To see who's signed up, log in to the Member Area)Ītlanta Outdoor Club for our annual Holiday Social at You must be logged in to get the Trip Leader contact information. 1039 Grant Park Suite B34 Atlanta, GA 30315
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