There’s such an artistic air at Atlas Buckhead, the signature eatery at The St. Regis Atlanta, a docent could accompany you to the table.
On the restaurant’s walls, you’ll find contemporary paintings from Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita next to some of Yan Pei-Ming’s finest pieces. You’ll also notice a gallery-worthy glass showcase of vintage brandy and bourbons that look like bottled art. Patrons enjoying the scene will be dressed to the nines — the only thing missing from their ensemble is a bidding paddle.
And then there is chef Freddy Money’s open kitchen, framed in such a way that it even looks like art from a distance. Show-stopping American dishes done with European refinement come out to a symphony of precision and synchronicity from the staff. The plates’ varied colors, fragrances and textures reflect a culinary team that’s mastered a multitude of epicurean mediums. From personalized menus to individualized goodbyes, an evening at Atlas is a masterpiece in hospitality and haute cuisine.
There’s such an artistic air at Atlas Buckhead, the signature eatery at The St. Regis Atlanta, a docent could accompany you to the table.
On the restaurant’s walls, you’ll find contemporary paintings from Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita next to some of ...