Restaurants to replace the now-shuttered Trois at Midtown’s 1180 Peachtree Building.
An Atlanta-based hospitality company is nearing the second opening of its new pair of Midtown restaurants.
Legacy Restaurant Partners, a division of Legacy Property Group LLC, is opening Article 14 on Monday, Oct. 1. Legacy opened Olmsted next door on Sept. 17.
The restaurants, at 1180 Peachtree Street in Midtown, share 14,000-square-feet of space, formerly occupied by Trois. Article 14 is located on the lower level with an entrance off 14th Street.
“Whether dining at lunch or dinner, Article 14 is about the experience. It’s a much needed midday break from the office, a cocktail after work or a meal before a night in out Midtown,” according to a press release Friday.
Sample menu items:
Lunch:
- The Emperor – little gem lettuce, parmigiano reggiano, herbed croutons, crisped white anchovies, capers
- Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup – fontina, chèvre, 2 year old cheddar and gruyère on sourdough, herb roasted tomato bisque
- Fish Cheek Tacos – blackened grouper, house salsa trio, griddled flour tortillas, mango jicama slaw
Dinner:
- Angel Hair Pasta – butter poached lobster, caramelized shallot, chervil, sauce américaine, crème fraîche, caviar
- Smoked Duck Salad – hickory smoked breast, purslane, ruby red grapefruit, avocado, crisped shallot, cracked pepper honey
- Seared New Bedford Sea Scallops – grilled corn pudding, baby spinach, bacon shallot jam, crisped potato
- 16 OZ Bone in Strip Steak – B2, creamed spinach, roasted fingerling potatoes, horseradish and scallion sour cream
Article 14’s bar offers beer and wine (both by glass and bottle) in addition to a full-bar with an emphasis on bourbon.
The “Manhattan Assembly” as the restaurant has named it, allows patrons to craft their own Manhattan, with the help of an Article 14 bartender, be selecting from fourteen spirits, seven vermouths and fourteen Bitters.
Legacy Property Group’s in-house design and development team completely renovated the space. The focal point of the space is a wood-paneled bar extending the length of the room.
Alan Avery Art Company features portraits of prominent lawyers from firms who are located in the vicinity at the space, a nod to the restaurants clientele and neighboring businesses. The portraits were created by local artist, William, Rossoto.
