Chicheria Mexican Kitchen

Public park featuring bowls, ramps & rails for skateboarders, plus a sports field & trail access.

A former industrial area, the Old Fourth Ward is trendy hub attracting foodies and shoppers. Hip eateries and indie fashion stores fill Ponce City Market, in the vast 1920s Sears, Roebuck & Co. building, while Irwin Street Market is a cozier spot offering artisan foods. The Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail is a converted railway line for walking and cycling. Nearby, Historic Fourth Ward Park has a skatepark park.

Relaxed bakery & sandwich shop featuring prepared foods & sweets in snug, old-school digs.

Manuel's Tavern brings a homey vibe to Atlanta, serving up hearty pub fare and a rotating selection of beers, perfect for a lively night out.

The Optimist serves up fresh lobster rolls and wood-fired oysters in a breezy, country-modern space that feels like a coastal getaway in Atlanta.

Discover a charming spot in Atlanta where globally inspired sandwiches meet a laid-back vibe, complete with a cozy patio and Ping-Pong tables.

Chic rooms with city views in a landmark high-rise hotel with a spa, a fitness center & dining. In a grand high-rise building, this upscale hotel is a 3-minute walk from the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum, and 1.8 miles from the Georgia Aquarium. Contemporary rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows with city views, and come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks, plus minibars, and refined bathrooms with TVs and glass walk-in showers. Plush suites add living rooms. There's a stylish charcuterie restaurant and bar, plus an upscale market. Amenities also include a courtesy luxury sedan, a gym, and a spa with fitness classes and beauty treatments. There's also a 24-hour business center, and 40,000 sq. ft. of conference space.

"The Community Farm at Five Points moved to a new location while the MARTA station is being renovated. The Five Points Farm was established in 2016 thanks to a partnership between Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District (CAP/ADID) and MARTA. In spring 2018, we’ve partnered with the City of Atlanta’s Office of Resilience and many others to expand the farm and make it an even better amenity for the Downtown community. In 2024, we moved four blocks to 203 Forsyth St SW across the Greyhound Bus Station."

Our Bar is the ultimate hangout with karaoke, trivia, Y2K parties, and tasty comfort food that keeps the vibes lively in the heart of the city.

Neighborhood deli dishing up burgers, hot dogs, and breakfast sandwiches, along with groceries and beer.