Strangers in Paradise

After a long night at work, I decided to check out the latest food hall in the West End, a spot I’d always passed by but never had the chance to explore. I was instantly taken in by the vibe, especially the tiki bar, which looked too cool to pass up. It was a night where frozen drinks were half-priced, so I went for the Miami Vice—and wow, what a choice! Not only was it visually stunning, with flames flickering on top, but it was also super tasty. The drink is definitely a conversation starter; in fact, the people sitting next to me ended up ordering the same one after seeing mine! The vibe was so fun and chill that I ended up making new friends and turning the evening into a mini party. We shared a round of shots, some delicious drinks, and had the best food nearby to keep the good times rolling. Our bartender was amazing—patient with everyone, especially after what was clearly a night full of fun. I’ll definitely be coming back for more good drinks, great people, and those delicious vibes.

Delicious drinks, attentive staff and cool atmosphere. Inside/outside seating areas. Great midweek spot and it was festive during my Tuesday night visit. Ample free parking.

A cool Tiki inspired bar that specializes in cocktails. The cocktails were slightly overpriced for what they are. A short local beer list is also offered. Staff was friendly and efficient.

Visited on a Friday and had an amazing time. Waitress was amazing. Good atmosphere and great drink. Too bad that offering no longer exists. Came back on Sunday and waitress would not allow me to order off the menu, only 5 drinks on a table stand card. She was rude and very dismissive. I drove to this location from the land of Krog Market and Ponce City Market. My wife and I love Tequila. Unfortunately, I’ll stay on the east side or find another locations. Despite having a full bar, this was all that I was offered.

I drove down to Atlanta to pick up my son from Morehouse. I usually drive down, get a hotel, and leave in the morning. I try to get a hotel that is affordable and close to the campus and the burgeoning West End shops. I wanted to head by the Boxcar to pick up some brews but decided to check the food hall to get something to eat with my son. I saw this bar and thought it was so cool. It came off like a Tiki Bar without the corn. It looked like a Tiki Bar from 2025 and not 1955. It was busy with customers so we decided to sit outside. I noticed that every table outside had customers who went back and forth to Strangers in Paradise. I decided to go. While it was busy, the bar was fully staffed and they were moving. At the same time, they provided good customer service. I ordered and waited about 5 minutes for my drink. During that time, every staff approached me to make sure I was being taken care of. This is rare at a busy bar on a Friday night. I really appreciated it. I can't remember the drink I ordered but it was rum based. I am not a fan of oversweet cocktails but this one was just right. Next time I return to Atlanta, I shall cop more drinks.

I came on Sunday and had the time of my life. The Paloma in Paradise was amazing off the new menu. Mel is a bad ass and I will be back to see her. Terrence was behind the bar as well and they are my type of vibe. 100% recommend, will be seeing y’all again.

They don’t serve food but the staff and vibes are unmatched. Such an amazing staff full of spirit and love. Efficient and professional I’m grateful to have found this spot!!!

Kurt the bartender was amazing!! So attentive and creative with the drink selections for me and friend. I love the menu however I think that the menu could have been more balanced in the flavor aspect. I loved that he was able to pivot to meet our needs.

Love the Caribbean vacation feel, -but also almost feel like a Floridian retirement retreat. The vibes and 70s decor will take you back in time. Outstanding drinks. Creative menu, and generous with proportions. Excellent servers and service. check out the ever-changing menu with some classics and modern twist. Also plenty of mocktails-but those of us who won a party responsibly

Such a fun bar with cool decor and chill vibes! Had a Birthday meet up here and it turned out awesome. There were still specials and services was prompt. The bartenders were friendly and fun! There is plenty free parking. The bar is located in the food hall so while they don't serve food, there are plenty of options right where you are.

Strangers in Paradise is a fantastic addition to the Lee& White food hall. The uptick in foot traffic on the grand opening night was sizable. The drinks offered are new and elevates twists on classics. From your Miami Vice to your Pina Colada and even new inventive drinks like a Pink Flamingo. The vibe represents a 1980's/ 1990's south Florida resort hotel bar. With the garage door open and under the glow of the neon alligator, you certainly feel like you're in SoFlo! Drinks range from $13-$16 and craft beer from local ATL breweries are $6/$7. From the Lady Bird/ Ranger Station hospitality group, Strangers in Paradise is sure to make us all Friends in Paradise by the end of summer!

Very cute tiki bar vibes. The drinks were good, the bartenders were friendly. But like a tiki bar, the drinks are pricey with light alcohol. Plenty of parking out front. I would come back if I'm in the area late night but nothing I'm super enthusiastic about going back to.

This is the bar located in the Lee + White food hall, it's right in the front and has a very tropical Caribbean feel to it, there are two conversational sofa sets in addition to seating around the bar. They had two mocktail options the day I visited and it was pretty chill. The service was good, I was greeted by both bartenders and offered a menu without having to ask. I ordered the Sun Pass an alcoholic free drink that was $8. It was electric green with three slices of kiwi in it. It was refreshing, delicious, however it was ice heavy so next time I would ask for light ice. If you enjoy tropical drinks this is your spot.

Service and drinks are on point especially the lemon drops . Staff is very friendly and it has a neighborhood bar feel to it

What a beautiful discovery!!! I have found something else to add to my weekly dose of happiness. This place makes you feel like you are on vacation....the aura of the bar, the open garage , the whole aesthetic made me forget I was in ATL. Terrance was the bartender, and he was the sweetest!!! Since I was feeling vacation-y, I ordered (quite a few) Piña Coladas. They were delicious, I'm curious to know which rum it was made with, cuz it was just the right amount of strong. The overall atmosphere is super dope. You have the nice breeze coming from the open garage concept, the lighting for outdoor seating was perfect too. I am already planning to go back next week. This was such a treat!

Drinks are really good and the bartenders are awesome. There is limited seating at the actual bar but the seating is plentiful outside and inside in the food hall area.

This new bar is located within Lee + White football. It's sooo cute and tropical vibes especially with fun cups! I came in a group of 3 and we sat at the bar. The staff is friendly and they have tons of options including mocktails. Terrance was so fun to chat with! The drinks prices are fair considering tons of free parking. I would definitely come back!

Strangers in paradise is more like friends in paradise. Such a cool 80s Miami vibe with tiki drinks that keep the party going. Our favorite is the Soggy Dollar usually frozen drinks aren't our go to but this is a must have. The staff is amazing even in a busy atmosphere they take the time to make you feel like part of the gang.

A must try. Michelle was amazing at the bar, and the drinks were top tier. Plenty of food options in the area, and the decor/atmosphere will keep you wanting to come back.