Nightlife in Atlanta

ATL Singles Club has taken the ancient art of courtship to the next level by offering a wide range of dating and matchmaking services. Singles can meet possible partners in a variety of ways that range from low-key singles mixers to scheduled dates organized through one of the on-staff dating experts. The company also hosts speed-dating events at popular restaurants, where daters can meet a handful of other singles while enjoying appetizers and drinks. All events are based on the premise that, in this fast-paced world, it's hard to meet someone, so ATL Singles Club strives to help people jump over the hurdles of traditional dating and get right to the part when sparks start to fly.

Armed with an education from Derma Clinic Academy for Estheticians, Jeff Davis uses his skincare skill-set to make complexions look their best with modern med spa techniques. From classic cleansing facials to microdermabrasion and dermaplaning, his treatments begin with a thorough skin analysis to match each face with the right regimen. Eyelash and eyebrow tinting reduce the need for messy mascaras and a controlling interest in a permanent marker factory, while waxing treatments sculpt brows and whisk away peach fuzz.

Every year, Buckhead Restaurant Week acquaints diners with the eateries they pass daily by dedicating nine days to the fare and flavors of more than 30 gourmet spots. Each restaurant plans a prix fixe dinner for the occasion, which graces tables with three courses that embody the chef's characteristic style. Throughout the week, plates teem with signature morsels ranging from tender Moroccan tagines to blue-cheese-crusted steaks, each meal culminating with a decadent serving of dessert. For this deal, select eateries dusted off their Restaurant Week menus to prove, much like Cinderella's pumpkin time machine, that it’s never too late.Tantra AtlantaA caravan of Eurasian cuisine fragrant with mint, anise, and coconut parades across plates as candles flicker to the beat of pulsing tabla drums and burbling fountains. Throughout the restaurant, golden Buddhas and Middle Eastern art preside over clusters of red plush armchairs and intimate white booths.Tavern 99Sprigs of local produce bolster rib-eye steaks, beer-battered fish, and a slate of upscale pub fare as drinksmiths craft signature cocktails and pour 27 draft beers from behind marble-topped bars. Live bands cut loose on a scarlet-draped stage, rumbling the opulent tavern and two-level outdoor patio as 12 flat-screens glow with the day's sports games.Imperial FezMoroccan spices waft through twisted curtains and tin lamps as waiters brandish halal cuts of meat and vegetable-studded couscous. Shoeless diners recline on pillows and eat by hand, savoring belly-dancing performances that begin every night at 7:30 p.m.MosaicTucked away on a tree-lined side street, guests of the renovated colonial-style cottage sample the contemporary American flavors and local, seasonal ingredients of horseradish-glazed salmon and creamy veal milanese. White tablecloths flutter in the breeze on the spacious outdoor patio; inside, mosaic-lined mirrors splash abundant natural light across towering lemon- and burgundy-colored walls.Shula’s 347 GrillNamed for Hall of Fame coach Don Shula, the 347 Grill spotlights signature cuts of Premium Black Angus beef against a stately backdrop of dark-paneled walls and black-and-white sports photos. The dining room tucks guests into intimate, round booths as high-topped bistro tables enable more casual meals by furnishing ample room to mingle.

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The moonshine is always flowing at P'cheen. Bartenders at this local bistro create seasonal cocktails from a selection of 10 or more moonshines, with flavors that include cherry, apple pie, and black tea. They also serve a full list of classic cocktails, such as the speakeasy old fashioned—a mix of bourbon, angostura + orange bitters—and craft beers. In the kitchen, chef Alex prepares a menu of international fusion dishes that complement the throwback libations. His specialties change with the season, since he sources many of his ingredients locally, but may include gazpacho made with local veggies, Guinness-battered fish and chips, and braised short ribs. Brunch is a favorite among regulars, with bottomless mimosas and a good mix of breakfast and lunch foods.

Nabbing the top spot in Jezebel Magazine’s Best of 2013 contest for best night club, Opera Nightclub presents old-fashioned red-curtain glamour. After cracking the dress code, VIPs can romp freely through all areas under the club’s 100-foot ceilings, including a VIP-only upstairs area with cozy private nooks. Cash in two drink tickets for a beer or a cocktail to delicately balance while finally perfecting the Super Bowl Shuffle, or take in the deck’s panoramic view of the city and its galactic ceiling. Opera’s crowd-charming DJs spin top 40 hits alongside genre-specific jams, catering to hip-hop hankerings and salsa appetites alike.