APT 4B has closed its doors in Buckhead after a successful run. The Caribbean restaurant shared news of its closure via social media. The restaurant marked the closure with a farewell celebration for guests and supporters.
APT 4B Closes in Buckhead
APT 4B was an upscale Caribbean restaurant and vinyl bar in Buckhead. The restaurant became well known for its inventive Afro-Caribbean cuisine. Its lively music-focused atmosphere was loved by diners who often returned for the vibe.
The restaurant announced last week that it would close on July 18. The restaurant also hosted a farewell event ahead of the closure. The closure marks the end of its Buckhead chapter.
The post announcing the closure reads, “After an incredible run, it’s time for APT 4B to pack up and move out.”
APT 4 B’s menu served modern Caribbean cuisine inspired by Haiti, Jamaica, and the broader African diaspora. Signature dishes included oxtail hummus, snapper ceviche, and whole fried snapper.
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The Future of APT 4B
In its latest post, the restaurant bid its farewell to the community and everyone who supported it over the years. It also assured everyone that APT 4B will return in a new space in due time. This goodbye is not the end for the concept, as it plans to reopen elsewhere in the future.
The post added, “So while we’re closing the doors to this APT 4B, this isn’t goodbye. It’s time to find a new pad. Thank you to everyone who made APT 4B home. Every guest, every employee, every DJ, every artist, every chef, every bartender, and every roommate who pulled up and stayed awhile. We’ll see you at the new crib. Journey continues @jouvertkitchenatl @station11atl”
APT 4B has closed its Buckhead location, but the concept is far from over. While it searches for a new home, diners can look forward to the return of this experience.
