Dave Green, the owner of both The Select and Paces & Vine, Monday teased a brand new avant-garde dining concept planned for Atlanta’s Upper Westside.
Set to be located in The Works development, the yet-to-be-named dining experience will occupy 7,000 square feet and feature a rooftop bar and an entertainment hub, according to a press release.
Located on Chattahoochee Ave, The Works is a new retail and dining 80-acre development impassioned by “preserving the character of Atlanta’s historic industrial Upper Westside,” according to a spokesperson.
The overall vision of The Works is to blend the local culture with “distinctive and imaginative dining experiences.”
Currently housing businesses such as Fox Brother’s Bar-B-Q, Chattahoochee Food Works, and Dr. Scofflaw’s Brewing, Dave Green plans on adding a new vibrant dining experience.
“We are combining the delicious, artfully composed dishes of a tasting menu with the constant energy of an extraordinarily social, tapas-style dining experience,” says Restaurant Owner, Dave Green.
Alongside the ambiance, the menu is slated to be multicultural and influenced by both Latin and Asian cuisine. “Our culinary team and I have been traveling throughout Europe, Asia, and the Americas, gathering inspiration for dishes that will represent the authenticity and flavors of a variety of cultures,” said Green.
This concept is slated to open in the summer of 2022 with more details coming shortly.
Please please please stop calling it the Upper Westside, it’s not and it’s as racists and gentrificatic of a branding initiative as there ever was. Please do a little extra research and call it by the actual neighborhood it is in.
The address is mislabeled on the map, but it is technically in Buckhead.