Restaurant dining room with dark wood tables set with paper menus and small plants

Businesses

Eat, sip and shop on Cascade Road

Most of the neighborhood's restaurants and shops sit within a few blocks of Cascade Road and Benjamin E. Mays Drive, inside the historic district. Park once and walk.

Café Bartique's gray brick storefront with black awning and a bistro table on the sidewalk

Spotlight

Café Bartique

Coffee and wine under one roof. Café Bartique opened in summer 2024 in the old Buzz Coffee and Winehouse space, a block from The Point. Sidewalk tables out front, plenty of seats inside.

2315 Cascade Rd SW
Cards only, no cash

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Eat
Soul food

The Beautiful Restaurant

Cafeteria-style soul food since 1979. Oxtails with rice, Cornish hens, mac and cheese, and fried pies on Fridays.

2260 Cascade Rd SW View details
Eat
Bistro

Oreatha's at The Point

Chef Deborah VanTrece’s bistro. Global plates, a jazzy speakeasy feel and a room built for date night.

The Point at Cascade, 2287 Cascade Rd SW View details
Eat
Southern and Mexican

Natalie Bianca

Southern cooking with Mexican influences, from the owner of Kitty Dare in Inman Park. Cocktails named for the women in his life.

2317 Cascade Rd SW View details
Eat
Kitchen and bar

Spice House

A kitchen and bar that stays open late on Fridays and Saturdays.

2247 Cascade Rd SW View details
Drinks
Tacos and cocktails

Barrio ATL

Tacos and a full bar. Order the spicy watermelon margarita.

2310 Cascade Rd SW View details
Coffee
Coffee and wine

Café Bartique

Coffee by day, wine by the glass, sidewalk tables out front.

2315 Cascade Rd SW View details
Sweets
Ice cream

Aiskrimu Ice Cream Bar

Ice cream at The Point. The easy end to dinner on Cascade Road.

2291 Cascade Rd SW View details
Shops
Market

Live Fresh Artisanal Market

A neighborhood market at The Point at Cascade.

The Point at Cascade, 2287 Cascade Rd SW View details
Golf
18 holes

Alfred "Tup" Holmes Golf Course

A city course in Adams Park, named for the man who led the 1955 fight to open Atlanta’s public courses to Black golfers.

2300 Wilson Dr SW View details
Golf
9 holes

John A. White Golf Course

Public nine-hole course and home of The First Tee of Atlanta. Good for a quick round.

1053 Cascade Cir SW View details

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