Like cartoon sound effects and open-heart surgery, breakfast and lunch are better when combined. Feast upon a compatible combination with today's Groupon to The Warren City Club. Choose between the following options:
- For $19, you get brunch for two (a $47 value). Each brunch includes the following:
- Two brunch entrees (up to a $16 value each)
- Two brunch drinks, alcoholic or nonalcoholic (up to $7.50 each)
- For $85, you get a one-year club membership and a $25 dining credit (a $225 value). Each membership includes the following:
- One membership card
- Complimentary entry for a member and three guests before 10 p.m.
- Members and guests may stay all night
- Discounts from local businesses
The Warren City Club's culinarians dish out upscale American fare for dinner and an open Sunday brunch, earning the title of Best Atlanta Brunch from Citysearch in 2010. Peruse or origami-fold the ever changing brunch menu, which corrals a bevy of breakfast spreads that can include buttermilk pancakes decked out in maple, blueberry, or peach syrup; steak and eggs; and southern biscuits and gravy. Otherwise, more lunchcentric entrees include the Warren burger, robed in goat cheese and red-pepper aioli ($11) and the seared-ahi-tuna salad ($13). The organic spinach salad creates a mélange of flavors with cranberries, walnuts, blue cheese, and raspberry vinaigrette, satiating herbaceous cravings more effectively than a gallon of freshly milked chlorophyll. All brunch entrees arrive flanked by muffins or pastries, entertaining taste buds and keeping bellies full. Alternatively, the membership allows gourmet hounds entry into this private club to enjoy the carefully crafted pasta, seafood, and beef entrees ($13–$25) on the innovative dinner menu. In addition to complimentary entry to the exclusive nosh haven and lounge before 10 p.m., members also reap discounts from a slew of local businesses.
Dark cherry woods, fireplaces, and red curtains work to cultivate The Warren City Club’s elegant and comfortable ambiance. Candles flicker atop tables, working to enhance the eatery's charm and to pay homage to the first romantic dinner eaten by cavemen. Guests can also enjoy an alfresco dining experience on the open-air veranda.
The Warren City Club
High above the bustling shops and bistros of Virginia-Highland, The Warren City Club members toast the view on a third-level garden terrace. Tiled in stone and surrounded by Atlanta's cityscape, the patio's rustic French doors lead to exclusive stomping grounds furnished with rich wooden furniture, aged brick walls, and no fewer than five roaring fireplaces. These elegant environs are housed in a turn-of-the-century building, and its timeless appeal is matched by cuisine prepared by Johnson and Wales–trained chef William Taylor.
While most must pay an entry fee to enjoy Chef Taylor's singular suppers such as the Captain Crunch–crusted Atlantic salmon or seared sea scallops over butternut-squash risotto, members enjoy unbarred access to any meal. Their status also grants them exclusive deals at local businesses including floral boutiques and personal trainers, and invisible "Members Only" jackets handcrafted by imperial tailors. Non-members hoping for an admission-free taste of the high life can attend Sunday Brunch, or drop by the Open House on the first Wednesday of every month from 6 p.m. to midnight.