Cavern
(404) 873-4449
1035 N. Highland Ave
Atlanta,
GA
30306
33.7829
-84.3544
Neighborhoods: Virginia Highland, Northeast, Northeast
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In Short
The slender storefront of Virginia Highlands bar the Cavern may not be the easiest to spy, but if you follow the blaring bar ballads and 80's rock songs as if you were playing a grown-up game of Marco Polo, chances are you will find it. Cute bartenders man the elongated bar and are eager to serve up their own special concoctions as well as the obligatory Jager bombs and Miller Lites. Perhaps where it derives its name, the Cavern is already one of the loudest bars in the Highlands, and when DJs spin on the weekends, your head will be ringing for two reasons in the morning.
User Reviews
yorkje003
March 14, 2009
This bar is terrible. Crowded, and dumb emory girls think they can come and own the place. Got news for them...this is not Connecticut. Be careful in this place as the management is totally unprofessional.,
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sweepea
August 06, 2007
Great place to escape to after work on the weekends. Love that it's not overly crowded, (but will be soon because of the Emory kids), great service and the staff is also pleasant (unlike the surly beyotch at Fontaine's). The drinks are great and not too expensive, and the bathrooms are usually really clean. Have fun and make new friends! See you there!
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harmony77
May 17, 2006
i think it's a breath of fresh air in my otherwise overpopulated town of VaHi....the drinks are cheap, the munchies are above average, and the service staff always remembers me! and because it's all very dark and subdued it's a great place to relax after work. love it!
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Know Before You Go:
This isn't for the Manhattan-sipping type, so grab a beer and throw a shot of tequila shot back with a late 20s crowd taking a break from the Buckhead scene.
Parking:
Park your car along any of the Virginia Highland curbs and you should be in good shape, just check for tow signs. There is some pay parking nearby for those whose heels may be a bit too high to take the trek.
