9 Mile Station
Restaurant · Atlanta ·
Rooftop beer garden w/ local brews, pub fare & city views
Rooftop beer garden w/ local brews, pub fare & city views
"Located on the rooftop of Ponce City Market, Nine Mile Station is the perfect spot to sip cocktails and side-eye the tourists while you dig into juicy P.E.I. Mussels (some of the best we've had)." - jacinta howard, juli horsford
"Ditch the long waits and usual breakfast crowds with a paid reservation at this Ponce City Market rooftop restaurant for their weekend brunch. If you're gasping at the $25 paid per person reservation, it includes admission to the rooftop and is fully applied toward your food and drink purchases—you know your crew can and has easily absorbed that much or more on a bar tab alone. Their hush puppies make a perfect starter to share with those who came on time. And with impressive skyline views of the city, it’s an ideal backdrop for group pictures. Just make sure to take at least one group picture early to tag and shame the latecomers." - nina reeder, juli horsford
"Atlanta’s largest outdoor (and rooftop) patio with a major views features carnival games, a three-story slide at Skyline Park and a beer garden experience at Nine Mile Station. Admission required to enter." - Eater Staff
"Celebrate with dinner and epic rooftop views at Nine Mile Station on top of Ponce City Market. Book a regular table ($130.50 per person) or an igloo experience ($250 per person). Both experiences include a prix fixe dinner with dishes like black pepper gnocchi, sea bass, and filet mignon." - juli horsford, jacinta howard
"Nine Mile Station has sweeping ATL skyline views, so there will be tables filled with groups, who, without fail, congregate in the back of the patio for an obligatory sunset photo opp. The rooftop is the major pull here, but the Southern-leaning menu is dependable enough—sometimes really great (the mussels in a buttery wine broth with thick country bread), and sometimes just OK (the baked chicken wings with mild lemon pepper seasoning), but never bad." - juli horsford, nina reeder, jacinta howard