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.
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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.