The Neighborhood Hot List: Inman Park

1. Inman Park Festival

The 44th annual festival, parade and home tour returns April 24-26. Find out more on Page 34.

2. Parish

Stop by for an informal drink or meal at The Brasserie upstairs, or enjoy a sandwich at the picnic tables along the BeltLine at The Neighborhood Cafe.

3. Eastside Trail

The Atlanta BeltLine’s paved walking, jogging and biking path runs from Inman Park all the way to Piedmont Park.

4. Krog Street Market

A mixture of restaurants, food stalls and retail goods, KSM has proven to be big hit with the locals. Two hour waits for a table at Superica, Chef Ford Fry’s new Tex-Mex restaurant, aren’t uncommon.

5. The Collective

A historic home on Lake Avenue turned into a boutique filled with work by local artists, vintage goods and much more.

6. Inman Quarter

The new mixed-use development of apartments, retail and restaurants is filling up fast with Bartaco, MF Sushi and another Chef Fry concept on the way.

7. Victory Sandwich Bar

A triumphant return of the sandwich joint - famed for its Jack and Coke slushies - is opening any second in its new home on Bernina Avenue in the former Park’s Edge space. Big patio, ahoy!

8. Barcelona

The big patio along N. Highland Avenue is the hip place to see and be seen on the weekends, along with its menu of shareable Spanish plates and wine list.

9. Inman Perk

Grab a cup of joe and surf the web to your heart’s content at this popular coffee house on N. Highland.

10. Julianna’s Crepes

Homemade Hungarian-style crepes made with local fruit in a vintage 1901 house on Lake Avenue.

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