Step inside Wuxtry Records for instant nostalgia.
Lead guitarist Peter Buck of Athens' most famous band R.E.M.
even worked there for a short time.
Credit: Robbie Caponetto
I might snag a sip of Juju from The Plate Sale.
If you could make it to a Plate Sale pop-up dinner, you won’t regret it.
(Go read the plaque.)
40 Watt Club.Credit:Robbie Caponetto
Find a variety of art mediums to explore, from historical works to modern-day delights.
Plus, you’re able to reserve tickets for free admission.
Venture to West Hancock Avenue for dinner at The National.
Amongst the Mediterranean-inspired dishes, the vegetable plate is a unique standout.
I’ll head toward campus via Lumpkin Street for lunch on the patio at Cali-N-Tito’s.
The beer in question is a citrusy little number with hoppy notes.
The State Botanical Garden of Georgia.
And it still remains the most popular brew in town.
It approachesSouthern foodin a healthy, wholesome way.
White Tiger is my pick for barbecue and burgers, but the vegetarian offerings are impressive too.
Dishes from The National’s seasonal menu, including a veggie plate.Credit: Robbie Caponetto
The old-school strip of storefronts is now frequented by the impossibly cool.
Bars hereThe Old Pal, Hi-Lo Lounge, and Normal Barare the grown-up, hipper version of those downtown.
This eatery makes some of the best fried chicken and slow-cooked vegetables outside of Atlanta.
The first-come, first-served bar at The National.
For more fried chicken, head to iconic Athens spot Weaver D’s.
The owner’s tagline “Automatic for the People!”
later became the album title for one of R.E.M.
The colorful Venus Fly Trap cocktail from The National.
’s most famed records.
Creature Comforts Brewery.
Creature Comforts Brewery.
White Tiger Gourmet.
The Bacon Cheddar Burger from White Tiger Gourmet.
