hip shops and restaurants, gay and straight bars and coffeehouses. We’ll be back again once things calm down and when we are in the area. Atlanta, Georgia owntown may be Atlanta's commercial center. Our bartender more than made up for it with his service, and I’m sure we didn’t ‘need’ the extra liquor with a day of travel ahead, but it seemed kinda cheap. Second, and this is really petty, the drink prices were reasonable but the cups were tiny (no biggie, less mixer), but there’s no way we were getting a full shot of liquor each round. Glad they at least did a temperature check. I’m not sure how much you could do but we were a little uncomfortable. There is a large outdoor patio area with. Aside from the staff, we were one of the few wearing masks. In a nutshell: Trendy Atlanta midtown bar with several bars and lounges, DJ, go-go and drag entertainment. First, we showed up early and it got packed about an hour later - it’s a Saturday, I get it. Mary’s Proudly referred to as East Atlanta’s gay dive bar, Mary’s was named by Logo Channel and Out Magazine as one of the best gay bars in the world. Experience the love that Atlanta has for the LGBT community with some of the hottest nightlife spots. Our bartender was very friendly and remembered our drink orders the entire evening and didn’t have to ask me once “what’s the name on the tab?. Explore Atlantas top LGBT bars, clubs and more. The music is was great and there was a nice patio.
The facility itself, bathrooms and all were really nice. 1 year ago We happened to pop in here by accident when realizing that Blake’s was closed just down the road.
