
Guided tour · 2 hours
Atlanta Beltline Cocktail and Bites
Sip delicious Craft Cocktails and enjoy a few small bites along the Eastside Trail of the Atlanta Beltline. Bask in history, street art, and of course elegant craft cocktails.
Echo Room is a listening bar in West Midtown, Atlanta.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Open Thursday through Saturday 20:00 to midnight plus a Sunday session 14:00-18:00. No reservations, walk-in only.

Guided tour · 2 hours
Sip delicious Craft Cocktails and enjoy a few small bites along the Eastside Trail of the Atlanta Beltline. Bask in history, street art, and of course elegant craft cocktails.

Guided tour · 2 hours
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Address: 705 Echo Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
Commune in Avondale Estates is the listening room and wine bar with Klipsch AK6 speakers, a record-collector community and a Resy-bookable dinner menu running Tuesday through Saturday evenings.
TipWalk-in welcome, Resy reservation guarantees a seat. The wine list and the rotating vinyl sets are the orders; small plates pair through the night.
Stereo on DeKalb Avenue runs as a vinyl-forward coffee shop by day and a Japanese-style listening bar by night, with highball cocktails, a limited wine list and DJ-selected record sessions Wednesday through Sunday.
TipDaytime coffee 08:00-15:00; bar reopens at 19:00. Highball menu and natural-wine pours pair with the rotating vinyl program.
Clermont Lounge in the basement of the Hotel Clermont on Ponce de Leon has been Atlanta's oldest strip club and dive bar since 1965, with a circular jukebox stage and cheap pours running until 03:00.
TipOpen weeknights 20:00, weekends from 15:00, last call 03:00. Cash preferred; the jukebox is dancer-funded so requests cost a dollar.
Manuel's Tavern in Poncey-Highland has poured since Manuel Maloof opened the doors in 1956, a National Register tavern with worn booths, political-press regulars and a beer-and-burger menu late.
TipOpen late, kitchen runs to 23:00 most nights. The back rooms hold pool, the front bar holds the press; cash and card both welcome.
Joystick Gamebar on Edgewood is the arcade dive with 1970s through 1990s cabinets, pinball, a small-batch whiskey list, hand-crafted cocktails and a kitchen running burgers and tots until close.
TipMonday through Friday 16:00-02:30, weekends from noon. Quarter games take cash; pinball league nights run mid-week.
Sister Louisa's Church on Edgewood is the no-television, no-internet bar packed with Sister Louisa folk-art canvases, two ping pong tables and a Choir Practice singalong every Tuesday night.
TipClosed Sundays. Choir Practice runs Tuesday 22:00 with an organ singalong; ping pong is first-come and house paddles are free.