ATLANTA — After nearly a decade, a popular Atlanta seafood restaurant is closing its doors.
The owners of Bon Ton, which opened in 2017, announced on social media that the restaurant’s final day of service is Sept. 30.
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Bon Ton serves Cajun-Vietnamese seafood in an iconic pink building on Myrtle Street, near the historic Mary Mac’s Tea Room.
“When we opened this place back in 2017, we just wanted to sling serious Viet-Cajun eats, make strong drinks, and build a haven where absolute weirdos feel right at home. Thousands of snow crab legs and a few questionable life choices later, you turned our neon-lit fever dream into a Midtown legend,” the owners wrote.
They say they plan to spend their last month being open as a “full-blown, month-long victory lap.”
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