The Atkins Park storefront, with green BAR and RESTAURANT awnings and a vertical Est. 1922 neon — Photo: Atkins Park Restaurant (official website). © Atkins Park — own site · Source

Virginia-Highland · Atlanta, GA

Atkins Park Restaurant & Bar

Atlanta's oldest continuously licensed tavern (Est. 1922)—green awnings, vertical neon, patio family dinners by day and late Highland pours by night.

Historic Neon Patio Late night

City: Atlanta, GA
Neighborhood: Virginia-Highland
Address: 794 N Highland Ave NE
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Website: www.atkinspark.com
Why it is listed: Publicly documented as a dive. Source

Hours, a real floor plan, and a map pin will live here once we have them. We do not invent closing times.

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