The Beverly
Sports bar · Atlanta ·
Caribbean fusion cuisine, burgers, sandwiches, and craft drinks
Caribbean fusion cuisine, burgers, sandwiches, and craft drinks
"If you want to see how dedicated fans of the Falcons and Hawks get down, this is an ideal spot. Owned by a Morehouse grad, HBCU alums and general Atlanta fans are proud patrons of this chic sports tavern in Grant Park, which is always a party with reggae, trap, and R&B beats—fitting grooves for serenading IPAs, Belgians, pilsners, and stouts served by draft, bottles, and cans. If you’re here to watch a game, their HD-TV-game is strong throughout the main dining space. There’s also an outdoor patio, and the Caribbean-fusion menu’s jerk chicken egg rolls are fuego. And out-of-towners should feel free to rep their favorite team—they just better be ready for some friendly sh!t talking. It’s all love (but lukewarm love for Cowboys fans)." - dennis malcolm byron
"The Beverly is a chic sports tavern in Grant Park. With HBCU events, social mixers, and watch parties, there's always something fun to get into." - jacinta howard, juli horsford
"Located in Glenwood Park, sports bar and restaurant the Beverly draws crowds weekly for its American-Caribbean fare, including jerk chicken egg rolls, and multiple flatscreen TVs tuned into any number of games." - Henna Bakshi
"The Glenwood Park sports bar and restaurant draws crowds weekly to watch any number of games on the flatscreens around the dining room and for its American-Caribbean fare, including jerk chicken and salmon egg rolls. The salmon egg rolls coated in panko bread crumbs are particularly good, filled with salmon seasoned with peppers and green onions and served with chipotle dipping sauce." - Beth McKibben
"If you want to see how dedicated fans of the Falcons and Hawks get down, this is an ideal spot. Owned by a Morehouse grad, HBCU alums and general Atlanta fans are proud patrons of this chic sports tavern in Grant Park, which is always a party with reggae, trap, and R&B beats—fitting grooves for serenadinge IPAs, Belgians, pilsners, and stouts served by draft, bottles, and cans. If you’re here to watch a game, their HD-TV-game is strong throughout the main dining space. There’s also an outdoor patio, and the Caribbean-fusion menu’s jerk chicken egg rolls are fuego. And out-of-towners should feel free to rep their favorite team—they just better be ready for some friendly sh!t talking. It’s all love (but lukewarm love for Cowboys fans)." - Ale Sharpton