Located in Midtown, My Sister's Room is a popular spot for 20s something gay people with good music. It's a great place to go after the parade, with a mixed crowd and a bar-with-dancing atmosphere.
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Bears fans tailgate in the Greyhound Station parking lot. It's a convenient spot for fans taking MARTA down from Dunwoody, and it's likely to be filled with fellow Bears supporters. If you're looking to hang out with other fans and pregame before the game, this is a good place to check out.
House of Hookah on 14th street may be your spot. It's chill and I don't think they have alcohol. It's also next door to a mosque so has a decent amount of the habibi crowd every time I've been there.
MAA Midtown is a studio apartment complex that fits the bill and under budget, with a price of $1800/month. It has floor to ceiling glass windows, a nice but small rooftop pool, and a gym on the same top floor. It's just steps from MARTA, making it an ideal location for someone looking to be near Midtown, Arts Center, or North Ave stations.
The Works is a giant food hall in West Midtown with a variety of food options, including vegan and gluten-free choices. It's an ideal spot for a casual gathering, as you can grab food from different vendors and enjoy it in the park or at Scofflaw, a large brewery on site.
Rose Valley Sweets offers a Persian-inspired high tea experience with delicious food and lovely staff. It's priced at $45 per person, making it a great option for those looking for a high tea spot under $50.
They have an upstairs bookstore with chairs and couches, some looking out cathedral-esque windows into their bier garden. Their bier garden is lovely too.
Freeside Atlanta is a makerspace with a ceramics area, offering 24/7 access for independent work. It's also the least expensive place in the city for ceramics, with a monthly fee that gets you access without any extra charge for firings.
Take a photo holding a short handwritten birthday message with a good skyline pic of the Atlanta skyline from Piedmont Park. It's a quick photo opportunity that can be done in just a minute or two.
Levi's store has better quality Levi's than the mega stores, with a clear difference in quality visible by looking at the back tag. Bad Levi's use thick cardboard for the patch while better Levi's use leather. They have lots of big baggy styles right now too, but keep in mind that they are more expensive than what you'd find at mega stores, and even more expensive online.
Indian Springs State Park has a stone pavilion that could be suitable for an Indian ceremony. It's a picturesque option, and may be a more budget-friendly choice compared to traditional wedding venues.
For music and comedy, you can go to The Earl, which are music venues (Earl also has some decent food) and then go to Flatiron which is I think the coolest dive bar in Atlanta. They also do comedy, making it a great spot for the Asker's interests.
Rebalance Spa in Inman Park is a highly-recommended spot for a deep tissue/athletic massage. The concrete reason to go is that they can really dig in and help with recovery and mobility, which is perfect for athletes or individuals with physically demanding jobs. The price is $80 per hour, which is a great value considering the quality of service you'll receive. They also make you fill out a questionnaire about what kind of massage you want, which ensures that you get exactly what you need.
Jeanette Bras in Decatur offers custom bra fittings and a wide selection of bras. Call for an appointment to try on many styles and sizes, including hard-to-find European brands.
Got married at Swan House and highly highly recommend it. Total came to about $150k.
Free salsa classes are available at Terminal South. It's a great option for those looking for a low-cost way to learn salsa.
The Supermarket has tons of different events happening all the time, including yoga classes, silent discos, book clubs, and art galleries. Search their Instagram to find something that suits your interests.
Located just south of downtown, Auxiliary is a real nerdy coffee experience, perfect for software engineers like you who appreciate technology and handcraft. With a focus on single-origin specialty coffee and pour-over, Auxiliary is a spot for any coffee nerd.