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A follow up roundup of new Intown restaurants

By Collin Kelley

In the January edition, we did a big feature on new restaurants opening or coming soon. Since we were preparing that issue in early December, we missed some stuff – and you let us know about it. So, even more new eats for the new year. Dig in!

AMER

At press time, this cocktail bar from the creators of Bocado, was expected to open mid-February at the Inman Quarter development, 299 N. Highland Ave. Amer, which translates to “bitter” in French, will have a drink menu focused on bitters and Italian Amari. There will also be small plates and bar snacks. Information: ameratlanta.com.

Ama spring at Powers Ferry Square. Information: bonglaze.com.

Chefs Angus Brown and Nhan Le, formerly of Lusca, will open this small seadfood restaurant at Paris on Ponce, 716 Ponce de Leon Place, in VirginiaHighland.

Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit

The famed Charleston, SC biscuitmaker has branched out to VirginiaHighland, 1004 N. Highland Ave., and taking hot and buttered to a whole new level. From pimento cheese to fried chicken and breakfast variations galore, the shop is also open for lunch and late night treats. Information: facebook.com/ callieshotlittlebiscuitatlanta.

Char Korean Bar & Grill

Char could be serving up Korean barbecue, spicy noodles, pork belly and other favorites at Inman Quarter, 280 Elizabeth St., by the time you read this. Information: charatlanta.com.

City Winery

This wine bar, restaurant and music venue will open next door to Dancing Goats Coffee at Ponce City Market this spring. While wine will be the main attraction, expect a Mediterranean menu with Italian, French and Greek flavors. Informationa: citywinery.com/atlanta.

Hampton + Hudson

The creators of GRAIN and Cypress Street are also moving into Inman Quarter any second now, serving up pub food, beer and cocktails. Information: hamptonandhudson.com.

Callies Hot Little Biscuit

Biltong Bar

Restaurateur Justin Anthony (Cape Dutch on Cheshire Bridge Road) has just opened Biltong Bar at Ponce City Market. The South African-flavored spot in the Central Food Hall offers counter service with beef jerky and other special meats, salads, craft beer, wine and cocktails. Information: biltong-bar.com.

Brush Sushi Izakaya

Jason Liang’s new Decatur restaurant, 316 Church St., will offer up traditional Japanese sushi-ya and more when it opens this month. Information: brushatl. com.

Bon Glaze Buckhead

A box of these jewel-like gourmet doughnuts was dropped off at the INtown office and gone in seconds. There is already a location at Brookleigh Market in Brookhaven and the Buckhead location will open this

Biltong Bar

JP Atlanta Architect John Portman’s signature restaurant is open at his reimagined Peachtree Center building in Downtown, 230 Peachtree St., offering up new American cuisine in a futuristic space. Information: portman230/jp-atlanta.com

The Mercury

Brooks Cloud, Julian Goglia and Mike Blydenstein – the team behind The Pinewood in Decatur and Proof Old Fashioned Cocktail Syrups – has opened The Mercury, a cocktailfocused, classic eatery, at Ponce

Ward this spring. Information: Nextoatl. com.

South City Kitchen and Ecco Buckhead Fifth Group Restaurants is planning two new Buckhead outposts of its popular restaurants. South City Kitchen (modern Southern cuisine) will open at Capital City Plaza soon, while Ecco (seasonal European cuisine) is expected to open at Phipps Plaza in mid-2017. Information: fifthgroup.com.

Ton Ton

Guy Wong’s Japanese ramen, yakitori and sushi spot at Ponce City Market is set to open in the spring. Information: poncecitymarket.com.

Urban pL8

The paleo-centric stall at Krog Street Market in Inman Park is serving up prepared salads and sandwiches, along with a selection of daily specials, weekend brunch and gluten-free menu items. Information: urbanpl8.com.

Waffle House - Decatur

Located underneath Eddie’s Attic at 515 N. McDonough St., you can get your scattered, smothered and covered groove on 24 hours day on the courthouse square.

Mike Blydenstein’s menu has a ‘60s with items like crab bouillets, lobster fritters, TheMercuryATL.

American City Market. Executive Chef retro twist prime rib and much more. Information: com.

Nexto for her ramen open her ramen concept at 822

Chef Mihoko Obunai, known pop-ups around the country, will

Ralph McGill Blvd., in the Old Fourth

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