My crew hit BoccaLupo, currently rated #1 on the Eater Heat Map, on its opening night in the former Sauced location on Edgewood Avenue. We had an amazing meal, including two delightful varieties of extruded pasta. Leave the kids at home and be sure to try the black spaghetti.
While no institution will ever replace Inman Park's beloved T.W. Collins & Co., Julianna's Coffee & Crepes is making the best use of the unique cavern at the intersection of Ashland Ave. and Lake since Todd's departure.
The restaurant opened right before Inman Park Festival at the end of April, so things are still coming together a bit. The classic Nutella crepe that you will see most folks eating is a flash back to your favorite day in Paris. If you are huffing it on the Beltline, this ultimate carb load is only two blocks away. The savory crepes are tasty but small, so stick with the sweet offerings.
The burgeoning restaurant scene in Inman Park has Highland Ave. backed up the weekends, but this not an issue at all during the week. Come enjoy a patio meal anywhere in the 'hood on a Tuesday or Wednesday for a perfect Atlanta spring evening.
