Sanctuaria

"Sanctuaria is an eclectic restaurant known for their Latin and South American-inspired tapas. The atmosphere is incredibly unique, with a style that can only be described as dark and romantic. Unique 17th and 18th century art from churches around the world and Day of the Dead-inspired décor adorn the walls. The extensive craft cocktail should not be missed – try their happy hour on Tuesdays-Fridays from 5-7pm (or swing by for late-night happy hours after 11pm). And the best part about Sanctuaria? The expansive patio is magical, with fountains, couches, string lights, a 19th century French conservatory and a Belgian Gazebo Chapel." - Manifest

"If you’re planning a visit to Atomic Cowboy, block out some time. Because you won’t want to quickly duck in and out of one of the Grove’s iconic watering holes. You’ll want to savor every delicious bite of your burrito of choice (don’t forget the gaucho fries!). With a constantly revolving seasonal cocktail menu, you’ll be sure to find something interesting to whet your whistle, as well. Truly a bar for all seasons and moods, its patio provides a laid back place to argue politics when the weather is nice, and dance your face off far into the morning hours on weekend nights. And with more tattoos than a WWII naval brigade, the dedicated staff at Atomic (the cool kids just call it “Atomic”) will do everything they can to make your visit a memorable one." - Manifest

"Sanctuaria, Midtown The Grove by Manifest. Sanctuaria is an eclectic restaurant known for their Latin and South American-inspired tapas. The atmosphere is incredibly unique, with a style that can only be described as dark and romantic. Unique 17th and 18th century art from churches around the world and Day of the Dead-inspired décor adorn the walls. The extensive craft cocktail should not be missed – try their happy hour on Tuesdays-Fridays from 5-7pm (or swing by for late-night happy hours after 11pm). And the best part about Sanctuaria? The expansive patio is magical, with fountains, couches, string lights, a 19th century French conservatory and a Belgian Gazebo Chapel."