At Johnny’s Hideaway, Atlanta’s original nightclub since 1979, hospitality isn’t just part of the experience. It’s the heart of it.

As cooler temperatures arrive and autumn flavors take center stage, Southern Proper Hospitality Group restaurants across metro Atlanta are celebrating the season with new fall menus that showcase bold flavors, seasonal ingredients and inventive twists on classics.

There’s always a reason to celebrate with Champagne, but on Mondays, Aria in Buckhead is making it the star of the evening.

John Currence, the James Beard Award–winning chef and cookbook author, will make his Atlanta debut on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with the opening of Big Bad Breakfast (“BBB”), the beloved Southern breakfast and lunch restaurant.

This October, Atlanta restaurants are pulling out all the stops with glamorous Gatsby soirées, eerie pop-ups, rooftop masquerades, cooking classes and arcade adventures that offer more treats than tricks.

Unwind in style at Chido & Padre’s with unbeatable happy hour specials, offered Tuesday through Friday from 4–6 p.m.

For a limited time only, Aria in Buckhead is doing something rare: offering a gift card bonus. From Oct. 1-15, 2025, when you purchase an Aria gift card, you’ll receive a second card with 20% more value—Aria’s treat.

National Taco Day arrives Oct. 7, and Atlanta restaurants are rolling out a feast of inventive tacos, fresh margaritas and all-day specials.

The Blind Pig Parlour Bar invites guests to plunge into the shadows at The Wicked Pig and visit the “Haunted Harbour”, a spine-tingling pop-up awash in shipwrecked glamour, phosphorescent frights and under-sea oddities.

Johnny’s Hideaway is Atlanta’s go-to spot for throwback fun where the soundtrack, the décor and the dance floor spark instant nostalgia (and immediate repeat visits).

This year, celebrate National First Love Day on Thursday, September 18, by revisiting the thrill of a first date with your partner or taking a chance on a new connection. To make the occasion memorable, Atlanta has a variety of unique and traditional ways to celebrate.

Labor Day weekend in Atlanta is a magnet for more than half a million visitors thanks to marquee events like Dragon Con and the Aflac College Football Kickoff Game. Between the cosplayers filling downtown and the sea of college football fans, the city is buzzing with energy—and hungry for great food, nightlife and entertainment.

Meals On Wheels Atlanta has partnered with Arrivato Imports to launch Caviar for a Cause, a delicious way to give back.

Good news for Atlanta diners—Aria is now opening its doors on Mondays, starting Aug. 18.

National Oyster Day on Tuesday, Aug. 5, is the perfect excuse to slurp, sip and celebrate summer with Atlanta’s favorite oyster destinations.