Team Behind Carlyle’s Catering Launching The Carlyle, An Event and Performance Venue

The Carlyle will specialize in weddings, corporate events, private parties, and photo shoots, with capacities ranging from 200 to 700 guests.
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Main Station INC, the owner of Carlyle’s Catering, is bringing The Carlyle to the Lindridge-Martin Manor neighborhood of Atlanta.

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The event and performance venue will open in space formerly occupied by Domus Contemporary Furniture, at 1919 Piedmont Road NE.

The Carlyle is under construction and is expected to open in October, Walt Torbert, a representative with the company, in a telephone interview told What Now Atlanta Monday.

Soft openings for professionals in the event industry will be held throughout September.

“Our desire is to grow into the event business with The Carlyle, and in doing so, open a space that’s fun, entertaining, and serves the Atlanta community,” Torbert said.

The Carlyle will specialize in weddings, corporate events, private parties, and photo shoots, with capacities ranging from 200 to 700 guests.

“It’s a good space for large parties as The Carlyle will offer high capacity, but will still feel personal and intimate,” Torbert said.

The family-owned company led by Walt’s father Roy W. Torbert wants The Carlyle to feel like a “real place” and not a “shell that opens up once a week.”

To achieve that feeling, The Carlyle will play host to concerts and “other kinds of cultural events like festivals, fundraisers, and exhibits.”

Plexus R + D is designing the space and Bennett Gottlieb of Capital Real Estate Group brokered the deal.

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Caleb J. Spivak

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9 Responses

  1. Your liquor license application will be denied due to being within 300 ft. of residential homes.

  2. Darnika Platt….. has done it again! Excellence at its finest. Well wishes of success and prosperity.

  3. I do not agree that this is the perfectvspot for such a venue. With residential and family homes within feet of the building, and lack of parking spaces will make this location a nighmare.

  4. The local neighborhood doesn’t want this type of nonsense and we are ready to stop their liquor license via NPU.

  5. Your business is not welcome in our neighborhood and we will do everything we can to prevent it and that includes your liquor license.

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