The 21-stall food hall serves as the anchor tenant for the downtown Atlanta landmark.
Robert Montwaid, the co-founder of recently opened Chattahoochee Food Works in northwest Atlanta, opens another food hall next year at Underground Atlanta. Hotel Row and 222 Mitchell join two other historic redevelopment projects in South Downtown. The Next Chapter of South Downtown’s Historic Hotel Row Includes New Restaurants In addition to the slice shop and cocktail bar, Slater Hospitality plans to open a rooftop venue at 222 Mitchell. An underground cocktail bar from Slater Hospitality will also open beneath its Hotel Row pizzeria. A location of upcoming Summerhill sandwich restaurant How Crispy and a yet-named slice shop from Atlanta restaurant group Slater Hospitality ( Nine Mile Station, Skyline Park) both open next year at Hotel Row. The Hotel Row buildings will eventually include a mix of local and independent restaurants and retail shops, artist studios, and creative office spaces. Pins Mechanical Company also includes locations in Ohio, Indiana, Nashville, and Charlotte.įirst built in 1909 and now spanning an entire city block along Mitchell Street, the seven-story 222 Mitchell building is part of a large redevelopment project from Newport Holding, the private real estate investment firm also redeveloping the old commercial storefronts along historic Hotel Row.
As for games, expect 16 lanes of duckpin bowling, patio pong, bocce ball, ping pong, pinball machines, and vintage arcade games and video game consoles offered at the Atlanta location. A location of Ohio-based arcade and game bar Pins Mechanical Company will open at the historic 222 Mitchell building across from Hotel Row in South Downtown, the Atlanta Business Chronicle first reported.īacked by Rise Brands, the sprawling 25,000-square-foot gaming venue should open in 2023 at 222 Mitchell, featuring rooftop patios, a courtyard, and three bars serving cocktails, boozy slushies, beer, and wine.
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