The weekend isn’t scared.
There’s a St. Patrick’s Day parade on Peachtree this weekend. Good deal. Should be fun-ish. But something tells us you’re more interested in the after-party. Fadó will be streaming rugby matches all day, letting the DJ take over all night and offering Irish breakfast/pint pairings throughout. Mind readers.
Things happen in spring. Patios reach capacity, you suddenly recall what legs look like... and naturally, food trucks throw parties. Yes, the Urban Picnic is back with a fleet of food trucks (Yumbii, Westside Creamery, Ciao Boca...) once again descending upon the Sweet Auburn Curb Market. No one parties like trucks.
Local Three: closed Saturday mornings. But you and a date should still consider showing up around 9am and rendezvousing with Chef Hall for his first-ever interactive cooking class, where you’ll deconstruct and prepare whole chickens before hitting the communal table to enjoy the fruits of your chicken-y labor. And beer.
By this point, you’re acquainted with Noche on one level or another. The Saffron Paella tapas. The $1 drafts on Sundays. Maybe even the $1 drafts on Sundays. And starting Wednesday, you can add Brookhaven to the list. We hear they’re going to have $1 drafts on Sundays.
We know, we’re getting ahead of ourselves here. But at the same time, we would be doing you a great disservice by not letting you know where to drink beer at 6am this St. Pat’s. Not to mention eggs, Irish sausages and rashers. Oh, it’s Rí Rá, by the way.
