Red Phone Booth is a speakeasy in Downtown, Atlanta.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Find the nightly code on the venue site or social; dial inside the phone booth to enter. Smart casual dress, cigar lounge in the back.
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
Explore Atlanta at night on a bus tour with karaoke, games, and a food stop. See the Fox Theatre, Peachtree Street, and the 17th Street Bridge & grab Wings, Pasta or P...
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Witness the unforgettable spectacle of Atlanta’s impressive buildings and structures lit against the night sky. Capture spectacular views of The King Center, Ponce Cit...
Address: 17 Andrew Young International Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30303
JoJo's Well-regarded inside Politan Row at Colony Square is the Midtown cocktail room with cathedral ceilings, an all-vinyl soundtrack and a brooding, romantic feel for late-night classic cocktails.
TipWalk-in or Resy reservation. The bar runs through Politan Row; vinyl selectors swap nightly, cocktails skew classic-with-a-twist.
Kimball House inside the 1891 Decatur train depot pours one of the country's deepest absinthe lists and Atlanta's defining cocktail program, with a raw bar of Georgia and East Coast oysters.
TipClosed Mondays. Resy for tables, walk-in at the bar; the absinthe service and the oyster happy hour are the orders.
Ticonderoga Club inside Krog Street Market is the cocktail tavern from Greg Best, Regan Smith and Paul Calvert, with rotating drinks, sherry by the bottle and a Michelin-listed kitchen alongside.
TipClosed Wednesday and Thursday. Friday through Tuesday only, 17:00-22:00; walk-in or Resy for the long bar seats.
Bulldogs at 893 Peachtree has been the Black gay anchor of Midtown Atlanta since the late 1970s, with a back patio, weekend DJs and a regular roster that has held the corner for more than 40 years.
TipNo cover most nights, $3 to $5 on weekend headliners. Cash bar; weekends pack from 23:00 onward.
Blake's on the Park, established 1988 on 10th Street steps from Piedmont Park and the Rainbow Crosswalk, runs nightly drag from the front window stage and a packed cocktail patio in summer.
TipHours run 17:00-03:00 weekdays; weekends open earlier at 14:00. The window stage drag set kicks off most nights at 22:00.
Mary's on Glenwood is the East Atlanta Village queer bar with a 15,000-song karaoke catalog, weekend drag, weekly residencies and a regular crowd that has anchored the EAV scene since 2002.
TipClosed Sundays. Karaoke runs nightly, drag shows on most Saturdays; cash-friendly bar, no cover.
