The new restaurant is situated in a portion of the building formerly housing H. Harper Station.
Muchacho, Reynoldstown’s newest restaurant, debuted Monday, October 16.
The restaurant, at 904 Memorial Drive, shares space with sister spot, Golden Eagle, slated to open later this year.
The building that houses the concepts was previously home to H. Harper Station.
Michael Lennox, founder of Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall, is behind both Golden Eagle and Muchacho.
The restaurant’s design gives a nod to 70’s-era Venice Beach, according to a release Monday.
“An expansive brick patio shared by Muchacho and Golden Eagle overlooks the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail and comes alive with lush, tropical plants, vintage outdoor furniture and red and white umbrellas.”
Open seven days per week from 7am to 4pm, counter service at Muchacho offers a menu of breakfast and lunch tacos, toasts, grain bowls, poke and pastries, plus a drink list featuring a handful of canned beer and wine, cocktails and housemade agua frescas.
Scope the menu and interior below:
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Muchacho! I live in Cabbagetown and your grain bowls and tacos look like PERFECT additions to my weekday take-out lineup!!! How can I make that happen if you close at 4pm??? :'(