420 Garden Bar
Beer garden · Atlanta ·
Regional brews, spirits, and hearty food on expansive patio
Regional brews, spirits, and hearty food on expansive patio
"Closed its nearly seven-year run on a historic Edgewood Avenue stretch, though sources suggested the physical space may be repurposed by another operator soon." - Eater Staff
"Housed in a former peanut butter factory that later became a veterinary hospital, Georgia Beer Garden opened in 2016 just west of Biggerstaff Brewing on Edgewood Avenue and closed in June. It offered dozens of mostly Georgia beers and ciders on tap and a tight menu of bar food; the space is now occupied by pop-up wine bar Long Snakenow, while cocktail bar Mambo Zombi occupies the building’s second story." - Beth McKibben
"Closing Sunday, June 18 after nearly seven years on Edgewood Avenue in the historic Sweet Auburn District, this southern-style beer garden opened in 2016 in a former peanut butter factory that later became a veterinary hospital. It offered 24 mostly Georgia beers and ciders on tap, regional spirits and a tight bar-food menu, and its garden patio was billed as “downtown Atlanta’s largest backyard.” Over the years it served as a community hub—hosting private events, town halls, election-night watch parties and candidate debates—and was used as a staging area for extras during nearby TV production; the production company compensated affected businesses, which allowed the owners to give employees paid vacation during the shutdown. The owners say they own the building and will host private events there while they consider a new concept for the ground-floor space." - Beth McKibben
"Also among the hosts of Yi’s 2021 TKO pop-up, Georgia Beer Garden welcomed his food as he expanded the pop-up around Atlanta." - Beth McKibben
"A southern-style take on a classic beer garden located across the street on Edgewood Avenue, serving beers from Georgia, regional spirits, and hearty food. The venue was temporarily closed during nearby filming and was used for extras; owners provided paid vacation for employees during the shutdown and the beer garden has since reopened." - Beth McKibben