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Guests on yellow stools along the curved wood BeetleCat bar under a backlit bottle wall
Photo: BeetleCat (official website). © BeetleCat — own site · Source

Inman Park · Atlanta, GA

BeetleCat

Ford Fry seafood tavern on Highland—retro wood-paneled bar, yellow swivel stools, late oyster energy, and a neighborhood hang next to the BeltLine corridor.

Late night Historic Patio
Neighborhood
Inman Park
Address
299 N Highland Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
Open in maps
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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