ATLANTA — You may already have made plans for New Year's Eve, or you may not. This list is for everyone who may not have plans.
Everyone's favorite survey and rating system, Zagat, put together a list of the best places in Atlanta to celebrate New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
New Year’s Eve:
In Old Fourth Ward, 4th & Swift has a five-course meal with seasonal selections ($85 per person, $35 extra for wine pairings; 678-904-0160).
In Buckhead, Aria is celebrates New Year's Eve with an elaborate four-course meal. The second, third and fourth courses give diners the choice of dish ($95; 404-233-7673).
In Decatur, No. 246 is offering rich Italian touches on its four-course menu for NYE — agnolotti with chestnuts, lobster risotto, and the option to have chef Andrew Isabella hand-shave truffles tableside for an additional $15 ($60, $30 for wine pairings; 678-399-8246).
On the westside, JCT. Kitchen & Bar's Chef Brian Horn's New Year's Eve menu includes items like roasted duck, butter-poached lobster and more ($65, $35 for wine pairings; 404-355-2252).
In Marietta, the Common Quarter is not doing price fixing, it is rolling out a one-night-only, à la carte menu of indulgent ingredients like foie gras, caviar, bone marrow, black truffles and more (678-809-4040).
In Sandy Springs, Food 101 is offering live music from 8:30–11:30 p.m., and celebratory specials and cocktails throughout the night (404-497-9700).
New Year’s Day brunch:
In Buckhead, St. Cecilia is serving up coastal European fare with dishes like pasta dishes like tagliolini with housemade guanciale and egg, or a ricotta berry waffle. A selection of fresh-pressed juice elixirs does the recuperation trick (404-554-9995).
In Old Fourth Ward, Venkman's is serving up not only bottomless mimosas but also hosting a "hangover ball" at 9 p.m. featuring live music and drinks.
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