Now Opened Along the Beltline: September 2025

Did you know there are over 6,000 businesses registered within a half mile of the Atlanta Beltline corridor?  

As we continue to develop the trail, more and more entrepreneurs are choosing to call the Beltline home. Whether you’re looking for a spot to grab lunch or the perfect place to find a last-minute gift, here are some of the places that have opened around the Beltline in the past few months. 

Northeast Trail 

• Krog Bar Coal Fired Pizza: Chef Kevin Rathbun has revitalized Krog Bar into a casual spot serving artisanal, coal-fired pizzas packed with bold flavors and premium ingredients. 

• White Windmill Bakery & Cafe: This Korean-French bakery and café recently opened in Uptown Atlanta, bringing a unique blend of flavors and baked goods. 

Eastside Trail   

• Northern China Eatery: Known for its authentic regional Chinese dishes, this Buford Highway favorite recently launched a new location in SPX Alley, featuring its signature dumplings, street food, and warm hospitality.  

• Bar Pilar: This cozy, Ernest Hemingway-themed neighborhood bar is hidden inside Alici Oyster Bar in Midtown and open Thursday through Saturday.   

• Recuerdos Cafe: Meaning “memories” in Spanish, this café in Poncey-Highlands serves coffee and drinks that celebrate heritage, community, and immigrant stories. 

• Eclipse di Luna: The restaurant’s third metro Atlanta location brings the energy of a family-owned tapas bar in Spain to the Beltline, serving small plates alongside live entertainment during brunch and evenings. 

• Big Softie: The Atlanta-based company recently opened its first walk-up location, offering soft serve with house-made cones and creative toppings, perfect for relaxing on the patio or hopping back on the trail. 

Southeast Trail   

• Mattsage Therapy: Experience personalized care at this new studio tucked within Salon Lofts Reynoldstown, designed to bring you deep relief, total relaxation, or a perfect blend of both. 

Southside Trail:

• Voicebox Bar: A new 90s-inspired luxury cocktail lounge inside Peoplestown Coffee, serving custom evening cocktails with neon vibes, live music, and a warm, community-focused atmosphere.  

• Sugar Polish: Part of the first wave of businesses to open at Terminal South, this nail salon focuses on a personalized, welcoming experience. 

• Nadora Sky: Experience this black and women-owned permanent jewelry studio, which specializes in bracelets, anklets, and necklaces, for a solo session or with a group.

• Offbeat Books: This curated bookstore offers a selection of quality reads, accessories, and unique gifts, including stickers, journals, and games. 

Southwest Trail:   

• Notable Coffee: A new coffee bar inside Wild Heaven West End is now open 7–1 on weekdays and 8–2 on weekends, serving Atlanta-roasted coffee, tea, pastries, and more. 

Westside Trail    

• Liquid Silver Vintage: This vintage clothing store showcases a creative shopping experience, with special events and a photography studio available for rent.  

Northwest Trail  

• Monday Night Brewing- The Grove: Established along the recently opened Northwest Trail segment, The Grove pairs award-winning beer, crafted cocktails, hand-crafted coffee, and pizza with spacious indoor and outdoor seating. 

• Workforce Career Centers: A new career college in Blandtown designed to train underserved populations for immediate job placement. 

• Form Studios: This space is purpose-built for the next era of branded content, real-time VFX, and full-scale virtual production.