Restaurants sign on for 2016 Taste of Buckhead

2015 Taste of Buckhead
Action during the 2015 Taste of Buckhead (Photo by Todd DeFeo/The DeFeo Groupe)

ATLANTA (defeo.biz) — Several prominent Buckhead restaurants have now signed on for the 2016 Taste of Buckhead, organizers announced.

Hosted by the Buckhead Business Association (BBA), the popular event brings together more than 30 chefs and representatives from some of Buckhead’s most popular restaurants for a one-of-a-kind, upscale tasting event.

This year’s Taste of Buckhead is scheduled for Sept. 15 at The Stave Room at American Spirit Works, a new event space in Buckhead. The Stave Room is located in a space previously occupied by Mason Murer Art Gallery in the trendy Sweetwater Design District.

Virgil Kaine Whiskey
Virgil Kaine Whiskey during the 2015 Taste of Buckhead. (Photo by Todd DeFeo/The DeFeo Groupe)

Participating restaurants include 1Kept, 521 Kitchen & Que, A Piece of Cake, Bhojanic, Davio’s, Del Frisco’s, Doraku Sushi, Eclipse di Luna, Georgetown Cupcake, Georgia Grille, JW’s Nox Creek, Maggiano’s Little Italy, Meehan’s Public House Buckhead, Smokebelly BBQ, St Cecilia and The Big Ketch. Participating beverage vendors are Anheuser-Busch, Bombay Sapphire, J.R. Revelry Bourbon Whiskey, Stoli Vodka, Urban Tree Hard Cider and Virgil Kaine Whiskey.

“This is just the beginning,” said Smita Solanki, Executive Director of the BBA. “Taste of Buckhead provides attendees with a great opportunity to sample the best that Buckhead has to offer, while restaurants have the chance to showcase their flavors for the community. It’s no surprise, this event has grown into one of the premier food events in the city of Atlanta.”

Additional participants will be announced as they are confirmed. This year’s Taste of Buckhead will also see the return of a silent auction following a one-year hiatus and a VIP experience.

 

 

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