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The Sound Table
This low-key hangout transforms into a hipster haven at night, with high-energy DJs, dancing and creative cocktails such as the Gemini Handshake (cachaca, pineapple-habañero jam, lime and angostura bitters) and the Clover Club (dry gin, lemon, egg white and raspberry syrup). (09/2011)
483 Edgewood Ave
404-835-2534
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The Basement
Opened in April in the space downstairs from the Graveyard Tavern, the Basement is East Atlanta Village’s newest concert venue, with space for over 300 music-lovers. It’s already attracted some of Atlanta’s coolest indie bands, including hip scenesters such as Gringo Star and Judi Chicago. Upcoming shows include Bang Bang Kitty (Sept. 9) and Hot&Sticky (Sept. 15). (09/2011)
1245 Glenwood Ave
404-622-8686
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Bad Dog Taqueria
Opened in May in Emory Village, this taqueria offers a unique twist on typical Mexican fare, serving up unusual tacos such as the We’ve Got Seoul (Korean BBQ pork belly) and Tastes Like Chicken (plantain-encrusted chicken with creamy cilantro sauce). $ (09/2011)
1579 Decatur Rd
404-370-8822
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Noises Off
Founded in 2007 by a quintet of self-proclaimed “drama mamas," Act 3 has grown into one of Atlanta's most popular community theaters. Their latest show, the classic farce Noises Off, is one of their most complex productions to date, offering a rare deviation from their musical theatre focus. Sept. 16-18 and 22 -24. (09/2011)
At Act 3 Productions 6285-R Roswell Rd
770-241-1905
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Dragon*Con
Now in its 25th year, this annual convention celebrating sci-fi, fantasy, comics and gaming, attracts a colorful array of costume-clad revelers, offering a parade, autograph sessions by celebs such as Star Trek's William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, an art show and live performances. Sept. 2-5. (09/2011)
Downtown Atlanta
770-909-0115
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City Issue
Interior design trends may be leaning towards the futuristic, but City Issue owner Jennifer Sams has a thing for the past (the mid-20th century, to be exact). Her vintage store is a treasure trove of midcentury modern furniture, offering throwbacks that’d look equally awesome on the set of Mad Men or in your living room. (09/2011)
325 Elizabeth St NE
678-999-9075
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The Chandlery
This elegant gift shop has been a staple of Roswell’s historic district for nearly 35 years. From Christopher Radko art and Thymes bath and body products to Vera Bradley bags and Paula Deen sauces, the store is as upscale as the town itself, with a distinctly Southern twang. (09/2011)
950 Canton St, Roswell
800-440- 4789
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Casseroles
From classics like chicken divan and tuna noodle to modern twists like vegetable biryani and shrimp & grits, this brilliant concept offers up delectable frozen casseroles that you can heat up to avoid the headache and stress of baking for your next family gathering or church social. If you order three hours in advance, they'll even heat it up for you. (09/2011)
1393 N Highland Ave
404-228-3260
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Museum Bar
Open since February in a Mechanicsville space that was formerly a church dating back to the 1800s, this 15,000-square-foot, threelevel, five-bar club is vying to be Atlanta’s hottest nightspot. With crystal chandeliers, a VIP area with an oversized, custom bed and a menu by former Hell’s Kitchen contestant Jason Ellis, locals aren’t betting against it. (07/2011)
181 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW
404-343-2086
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Pico Autentico
This new Mexican joint supplements gringo favorites like tacos with delicious dishes such as queso fundido fritters and portobello torta. It also offers live music on the expansive outdoor patio and improv comedy on Saturdays. $ (07/2011)
590 Mimosa Blvd, Roswell
770-650-7877
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Cosabella
Open since May in the Around Lenox shopping center, this Italian clothing designer’s second freestanding store features all the curve-hugging, shape-defining jeans, swimwear, lingerie and shapewear for which the brand is known. There’s also an eco-friendly line and a bridal intimates collection. (07/2011)
3400 Around Lenox Rd NE, Ste 216
404-869-9622
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The Beehive
Located in the Edgewood Retail District near Little Five Points, this diverse collective has local artisans working together under one roof. From artwork and apparel to jewelry and homemade foods, it’s like an indie superstore for stylish hipsters. (07/2011)
1250 Caroline St, Ste C120
404-350-3898
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