Park Tavern Restaurant

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Description:

The original Stone Mountain granite structure of the building was built in 1905 as horse stables for local racing enthusiasts and transformed into the Mens Club and golf clubhouse in 1928. In 1990 the building was renovated and opened as a restaurant and special events facility. The current owners, Paul and Angela Smith, purchased the building in June 1999 and renamed the restaurant Park Tavern. In 2001 Park Tavern began hosting weddings, corporate and private events in the Piedmont Roomthe upstairs event space overlooking Piedmont Park. The Piedmont Garden Tent facility was added in 2004 to provide a unique outdoor garden-style venue for weddings, corporate and private events. Today, the special events team produces almost 200 weddings a year in addition to numerous corporate and social events. Park Tavern, the Piedmont Room and Piedmont Garden Tent facilities have had the honor of hosting several large fundraising events, annual festivals such as Oyster-Crawfish Festival and Lucky Day, and concerts featuring musical talents such as Bon Jovi, Collective Soul and Maroon 5.

Type of Meals Served:

The Park Tavern Neighborhood Sushi Bar and Brewery Located 500 1oth Street Atlanta Ga. Piedmont Park Adjacent is serving up delicious Burgers and Sandwich's, Soups and Salads and Has a full sushi bar- Great food and a midtown favorite-

Price Range:

$ 10 or less per meal

Payment Options:

Cash, Credit, Debit

Reservations:

no

Customer Reviews & Ratings

(5 out of 5 average with 1 reviews)

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  Here's a list of things that I love about Park Tavern: free music (Acoustic in the Park), firepits, events (Oysterfest, St Pat's, etc), outdoor seating with views of the Atlanta skyline, dogs welcome many afternoons, waterbowls for said mutts, creative sushi, half-priced creative sushi, "when it rains we pour" $1 pints on rainy days, location on the park, local beers, convenient parking... True, if you want a dining experience, you should come on an off-day because its popularity means the servers are a bit overwhelmed. I always come here with the intention of lounging and staying for a long time. Have a drink at the bar, an appetizer and split a meal while listening to a live show, and finish with a beverage and dessert on an outdoor couch on the grass. If you come to PT with a mentality of living life slowly, you can really relax here. If you want to party, the Spiral Events are fun (albeit a bit fratty), and if you don't want to go through any of that, just bring a picnic and enjoy some music from the Tavern, but while sitting in the park.

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  January 10, 2012 by Atlanta Local

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