Atlanta’s dining landscape will welcome new concepts and exciting restaurants in the coming month. The list also includes expansions that local diners have been anticipating. The concepts range from cocktail bars to burger spots and more, bringing the best to the city.
4 Upcoming Restaurants in Atlanta
WhatNow reported on several new restaurant concepts last week that are preparing to open across Metro Atlanta. These include vegan concept, pizzerias, and more. Here’s a look at the upcoming openings to look out for:
Carrot Dog
The Container Courtyard at Pittsburgh Yards will welcome Carrot Dog’s first brick-and-mortar location. The brand, which is expected to open later this spring, offers a twist on the classic American hot dog. The plant-based brand will join other upcoming businesses, including Black Box Cafe, Adam J’s Grilled Cheese, and more.
Launched by Kemi Bennings, the brand focuses on offering healthier food options to the community. At Carrot Dog, a whole organic carrot replaces the traditional hot dog, with menu items such as the Slaw Dog, the Italian, and Backyard BBQ. Read more about the opening here.
Wayback Burgers
Fast-casual chain Wayback Burgers is coming to Locust Grove. The brand plans to open the new location later this year with franchise owner Willie Watson. With more than four decades of experience in the QSR field, Watson’s expertise blends with the brand’s authenticity in the new location. The chain operates more than 170 locations across 35 states.
The new restaurant spans over 1,800 square feet and features a patio. The menu offers the brand’s signatures, such as the “Cheeeesy,” alongside hand-dipped milkshakes, cheesesteaks, and more. Read more about the opening here.
Peyton’s Pie Company
Homestead at Hog Mountain is welcoming several food and beverage concepts, including Peyton’s Pie Company. The wood-fired pizzeria is bringing its delicacies to the upcoming destination. It will be the third spot for the brand, joining its existing locations in Flowery Branch and Gainesville.
The development is expected to open in late spring or early summer. The concept will offer salads, wings, sandwiches, and an array of pizza options. Read more about the opening here.
Better Days
Better Days is moving to Homestead at Hog Mountain with its sister concept, Peyton’s Pie Company. The cocktail bar based in Flowery Branch is a beloved spot for many. The concept will open a second location at Homestead at Hog Mountain.
Better Days will open in late spring or summer alongside other tenants. The concept offers craft beer, cocktails, and wine, along with karaoke and live music. Read more about the opening here.
From plant-based comfort foods to wood-fired pizza, these upcoming concepts highlight the continued growth of Atlanta’s dining scene. The openings reflect continued growth in Atlanta’s restaurant scene, with several concepts expected to debut later this year.
