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Righteous Room
Atlanta (404) 874-0939
A great alternative to the high-profile places in Va-Hi and Little Five Points, this North Poncey gem is a favorite with the local alternative crowd, who adore the eclectic beer selection and cool music. There is a funky bar area a great jukebox that holds favorites such as Smiths, REM, Dylan, Cure, or Pixies tunes. In addition, the Righteous Room's kitchen serves up great bar food.

Buckhead Saloon
Buckhead, Atlanta (404) 261-7922
Western theme and some of the best beer prices in Buckhead, the Saloon gets packed on weekends. Live acoustic act on the patio.

Cosmopolitan Lounge
www.cosmopolitanlounge.com
High-ceilinged and open, this lounge stays busy constantly. Weekends are especially crowded. There is a selection of appetizers including calamari, shrimp, hummus, and eggrolls. Depending on the night, the lounge offers live music or DJ-spun tunes.

Hole in the Wall
www.holeinthewallatlanta.com
The trendy Hole in the Wall is a favorite of Buckhead Atlanta's young and hip crowd, who dance to the best 70's and 80's grooves into the wee hours on the expansive dance floor. The Hole's kitchen serves up tasty bar food.

North Highland Pub
Atlanta (404) 522-4600
A cozy North Highland Pub that offers patrons a welcome break from trendier, more crowded joints in Va-Hi and Little Five Points. From classic storefront windows and old baseball photos to exposed brick walls and antique beer signs, the pub stands as a nod to Atlanta's past.

The Mark Ultralounge
www.themarkatlanta.com
The hip decor is reminiscent of a post-mod movie set with a surreal scene that is marked by eerie lighting, luxe lounge areas, weathered brick walls, contemporary artwork and TV monitors hung at weird angles – a combined effect that would probably leave Dali himself in awe. If Atlanta needed a lounge to attract trend-setters, this sleek, hotel-style bar has definitely hit the "mark."

Blind Willie's
www.blindwilliesblues.com
This club is named for Georgia's own "Blind" Willie McTell, a legendary songwriter born in Thomson who is credited with inking tunes such as "Statesboro Blues" and "Broke Down Engine Blues." A neon alligator in the window beckons you to catch the best blues acts around. Longtime regulars Sandra Hall and the Shadows and Houserocker Johnson perform here weekly, and other well-known local and national acts as well. Among the historic blues performers to have performed here are Taj Mahal, Rufus Thomas and Charles Brown. The place is filled Monday through Saturday.