Red Phone Booth
Bar · Atlanta ·
Craft cocktails, cigars, and small plates in a chic speakeasy
Craft cocktails, cigars, and small plates in a chic speakeasy
"Located in the old Dailey’s building, those wanting to gain entrance to Red Phone Booth will first need to dial a secret code. This speakeasy serves up classic cocktails like the sazerac and old fashioned and offers a cigar program with a walk-in humidor featuring over 100 cigar options. Amalfi Pizza resides just upstairs in a rustic yet chic setting, where it serves Neapolitan pies and pastas and cannolis for dessert paired with beer and wine. Another location of Red Phone Booth is in Buckhead." - Henna Bakshi
"It’s easy to find this bar downtown because of the red phone booth that sits out front on Andrew Young Boulevard. But it’s a little harder to get in. After the bouncer clears you (the dress code is strictly enforced), you’ll dial the day’s secret number on the phone, which will open the booth's hidden doors that lead into an alcohol oasis. Inside, cigar-puffing business colleagues sit on leather couches that sink-in easily while groups of friends toast their tropical rum swizzles and elderflower martinis at the bar. And while exclusivity is the allure here, the swanky speakeasy is chill enough (there’s a pool table in the back) to feel comfortable if you're just looking for a cigar bar without the stuffy country club pretense." - juli horsford
"Red Phone Booth is partially Black-owned. It's easy to find this speakeasy bar because of the UK-style red phone booth that sits out front on Andrew Young Boulevard downtown ." - jacinta howard, juli horsford
"It’s easy to find this bar downtown because of the UK-style red phone booth that sits out front on Andrew Young Boulevard. But it’s a little harder to get in. After the bouncer clears you (the dress code is strictly enforced), you’ll dial the day’s secret number on the phone, which will open the booth's hidden door that leads into an alcohol oasis. Inside, cigar-puffing business colleagues sit on leather couches that sink-in easily while groups of friends toast their tropical rum swizzles and elderflower martinis at the bar. And while exclusivity is the allure here, the swanky speakeasy is chill enough (there’s a pool table in the back) to feel comfortable if you're just looking for a cigar bar without the stuffy country club pretense." - Juli Horsford
"This cocktail bar and cigar lounge in downtown Atlanta requires a secret code to enter. Located in the old Dailey’s building, people must first dial a secret code inside a red phone booth to gain entrance into the bar. Once inside, order classic cocktails and take a seat at the bar or in the dimly lit lounge. Red Phone Booth features a walk-in humidor offering over 100 cigar options, too. Upstairs, Amalfi Pizza serves Neapolitan pies and pastas and cannolis for dessert paired with beer and wine." - Beth McKibben