#bone lick bbq

West Atlanta's best BBQ joint is serving up a porkgasmic Thanksgiving that you can take home with you for a hassle free holiday. 

Your Thanksgiving meal starts with a Smoked Ashley Farms Turkey with giblet gravy. Then there are some choices:

Andouille-Oyster Dressing or Truffled Herb Dressing

Garlic Mashed Potatoes or Bourbon Sweet Potato Mash

Winter Green Apple Walnut Salad with Cranberry Vinaigrette or Mama's Green Bean Casserole or Corn Maque Choux

You stopped to shop after work. Then you stopped to have drinks. Then it was already almost 10:00 p.m. and you didn't want to cook dinner. We have good news - if the neon sign is on, the Bone Lick BBQ kitchen is open and now serving new wallet-friendly late night deals.

Starting at 10 p.m. every Monday through Saturday, guests can now enjoy $1 house drafts, while they snacking on delicious bar bites ranging from $2 to $10. Our fav? The Big Ole Totties, of course!

If you're not a late night owl, there's some wallet-friendly deals for you too.  Here's what Bone Lick is offering:

For anyone looking for reasons to save (or any excuse to eat barbecue), every Monday from 5 to 10 p.m., diners can upgrade any combo plate for free. Order a two, three or four meat combo, and Bone Lick will upgrade it to the next size combo.

On Tuesdays from 5 to 9 p.m., Bone Lick has all-you-can-eat rib tips for just $16 that comes with a new specialty dipping sauce each week.

On Wednesdays from 4 to 8 p.m., kids 10 and under receive one kid's meal for free with the purchase of one adult entree or combo. Bone Lick's $5 kid-friendly menu features a variety of items including a grilled cheese sandwich and pulled pork sliders served with tater tots or a salad.

Every day from 4 to 7 p.m., Bone Lick also features the Sundowner Special featuring 12 oz. PBR Drafts for $1.

Finally, on Fridays during lunch the 100th customer always receives a complimentary lunch.

Whataya say? See you there? We know we'll be there!

It's been one year since Bone Lick BBQ opened their doors at their Huff Road location and they want to celebrate on August 24! Two things you need to know right off the bat:

You're invited.

It's going to be a finger licking good time.

And, just in case you're the type of person who needs more details, here's 5 other things we found out about the celebration:

The festivities begin at high noon, partner. 

It's not just a regular day in front of a tub full of beer. The all-day birthday bash features live music, DJs, a dunk tank, classic arcade games, drinking and eating competitions and much more.

The money raised from attempting to dunk your favorite Bone Lick BBQ staffer goes to Staplehouse.

No reservations are required.

Ample parking is available on the street and in a large parking deck accessible by an entrance located between Slice and Bone Lick BBQ.  

Want even more info? Yeah, we have that too. Here's the schedule of events for the day:

Noon - The birthday celebration doors are flung wide-open for the masses. A DJ and the dunk tank will take over the sidewalk in front of Bone Lick.

2:00 PM - Red Hare Brewing Company Chugging Competition and Fat Ass Muff Challenge (a.k.a. attempt to eat the ultimate 5-pound sandwich filled with pulled pork, house smoked sausage, smoked brisket, collard greens, crispy onions, jalapeno infused bacon, and homemade coleslaw)

5:00 PM - Live music begins

6:00 PM - One hour of complimentary Red Hare brews

6:30 PM - Bone Lick’s own Mike LaSage and his band the Stumbling Troubadours take the stage

7:00 PM - The Braves game comes on the big screens

8:00 PM - A new DJ comes to the celebration, taking the party to next level and bringing giveaways, a few surprises, the opportunity for Bone Lick fans to be among the first to try the new late night menu.  

As always, guests can enjoy FREE skee ball and take advantage of the barb-b-cade’s multitude of classic arcade games throughout the day and night.

By: Britain Baker and Lindsay Shoemake

For craft beer aficionados around the country, August 1 doesn’t just signal the start of a new month, but one of the hoppiest days of the year – National IPA Day. Identifiable by their robust flavor, higher-than-average ABV and all-around personality, IPAs have quickly become the “It Brew” in the beer realm. In honor of this hop-tastic day, we asked a few of our beer-loving friends and experts from around the city for their advice on picking the perfect IPA. Check out their flavorful picks below.

First, let’s get things started with Cypress Street Pint & Plate’s resident beer guru (or “BrewRu,” if you will), Rob Merrick, who recommends Dogfish Head Burton Baton.

Speaking of smoked and meaty, what pairs better with an ice-cold brew than some dee-lish BBQ? Chef Mike LaSage of Bone Lick BBQ recommends keeping things light with a Monday Night Eye Patch IPA.

Another fan of a good ‘cue and brew pairing is D.B.A. Barbecue Chef and Owner, Matt Coggin, who likes to keep it local with SweetWater IPA.

Park Bar and Sidebar Owner, Jose Navarro, also enjoys keeping it local. 

Speaking of hops, Diesel Filling Station owner and self-proclaimed hophead, Justin Haynie, recommends a Stone IPA for those looking for a little more adventure.

All great suggestions, but let’s face it – at the end of the day, we love ‘em all and beer expert, writer and founder of the Cruisin’ for a Brewsin’ beer blog, Ale Sharpton, hits the nail on the head when it comes to choosing the perfect IPA.

Now, the question remains as to when the best time to enjoy an IPA is? Just kidding… it’s ALWAYS a good time to enjoy an IPA! Isn’t that right, Ale?

By: Lindsay Shoemake

At CWPR, we’re all about kicking back, relaxing and enjoying a cold treat in the midst of the summer heat. To commemorate our love for all things frozen, we’re bringing you our guide to this summer’s must-have frozen treats.

First up we have D.B.A. Barbecue’s Puddin’ Pops, which recently made their summer debut on June 1. D.B.A. sticks true to its roots with the Pops, flavoring the beloved frozen treats with creative add-ons like candied bacon (yes, bacon), chocolate sauce, Girl Scout cookies and banana. For any longtime popsicle fan, D.B.A.’s Puddin’ Pops up the ante and satisfy even the strongest sweet tooth.

But wait a second – D.B.A. doesn’t just stop at the Puddin’ Pops! Frozen boozy slushies are also offered for the big kids, and come served in down-home mason jars. With flavors like spiked root beer, lemon-mint cooler, Whynatte White Russian and blueberry moonshine lemonade (a crowd favorite!), D.B.A.’s boozy slushie selection is undoubtedly enticing. Slide up to the bar or grab a seat on the comfortable patio, reach for a straw and start slurpin’. 

Frozen Pints Craft Beer Ice Cream hit the frozen treats arena just a year ago and it's taken Georgia by storm. With a flavor selection that spans the entire craft beer spectrum from Honey IPA to Vanilla Bock Chip, this one-of-kind ice cream is every beer connoisseur’s dream. Frozen Pints can hold its own while being eaten straight out of the carton, but try adding a scoop of the Peach Lambic flavor to a pint glass of Blue Moon – you’ll instantly have a delicious beer float.

Speaking of beer floats, The Albert’s newest frozen delight, the Stormy Float, packs an icy punch. Mixed with the Inman Park haunt’s Stormy Cocktail, the float is perfectly concocted with Goslings Rum, ginger beer, bitters and lime. Topped with a scoop of Frozen Pints Peach Lambic Craft Beer Ice Cream, you’ll be singing praises about the Stormy Float long after enjoying! 

Atlanta’s own Cypress Street Pint and Plate entered the frozen treats game big time this summer by offering a double-whammy of a dessert item: the Frozen Pints and Sublime Doughnut Ice Cream Sandwich. The treat consists of a scoop of Frozen Pints’ Malted Milk Chocolate Stout ice cream wedged between slices of a grilled Sublime donut. Did we mention that Cypress is the only spot in the city to get a taste of this glazed Sublime donut? Are you salivating yet?

One last must-have frozen treat to try this summer is Bone Lick BBQ’s rich, creamy and boozy Bourbon Milkshake. Expertly crafted and blended with chocolate, peanut butter, bourbon and ice cream, this isn’t your childhood milkshake. Topped with a little whipped cream and served to you with a straw, Bone Lick’s Bourbon Milkshake is just begging to be enjoyed!

By: Britain Baker

A New Year’s resolution is best described as a commitment that a person makes to accomplish one or more personal goals, projects, or to reform a bad habit. In theory, New Year’s resolutions are great, but let’s be honest. Whether it’s to eat healthier, lose weight, or quit smoking, most of our resolutions have about a two-week lifespan until everything falls apart. Then sooner than we know it everything goes back to normal. Our advice? Do yourself a favor and quit while you’re ahead. After all, today is national “screw your resolutions day,” so what better excuse to throw out the salad and dig in to a well-deserved, mouthwatering, calorie-packed delight. As always, CWPR is here to help. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite guilty pleasures from all over the city that will leave you saying “Resolution? What resolution?” Enjoy!

 D.B.A. Barbecue: Bacon Pudding Bacon. Pudding… what’s not to love about that combo? It’s a taste bud’s dream; Sweet, salty, and highly addicting. One bite and you’ll be 5 bowls in before you know it. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!   

Bone Lick BBQ: Gospel Brunch Who says BBQ and breakfast don’t go together? Not Bone Lick BBQ. Sometimes, it’s just not enough to wait until the clock hits PM to chow down on some delicious, smoked piggy goodness. Thank heavens for Bone Lick’s Gospel Brunch, now available every Sunday from 11AM - 4PM. After you pay your respects to the man upstairs, head on over for some upbeat, hand clappin', honky-tonkin' Gospel jams and keep the party going with bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys with all the fixins.  

Cypress Street Pint and Plate: Sublime Burger  A take on the Luther Burger, made famous by singer/producer Luther Vandross, the name says it all when it comes to Cypress’ Sublime Burger. A delicious beef patty topped with a mound of caramelized onions, slice of cheese and (our favorite) bacon between two perfectly crisped glazed Sublime doughnuts. You may be wondering, “Is this real life?” The answer is yes. Yes it is.   

Diesel Filling Station: Death Muffin Don’t let the name scare you. Diesel’s popular brunch item, The Death Muffin, won’t actually kill you, but it will make you feel as if you’ve died and gone to heaven.  Crisp bacon and pork sausage are housed in a woven bacon blanket and covered with maple syrup, grilled, smoked and then sliced atop an English muffin smothered in jam and completed with a poached egg. Best way to start your day? We think so.  

Winter Beer Carnival: After devouring all those bacon-filled delights, you’ll have to wash it down with something, and what better to do so with than beer? Once you’ve sampled over 100 brews from around the country, give one of several games a whirl. After all, games take up energy… so technically, you’ll be exercising and burning off a calorie or two following your calorie explosion, so everybody wins.

By: Caren West PR

There's so much to do in Atlanta this New Year's Eve. From unforgettable dining experiences to incredible blowouts, our clients have you covered with myriad of memory making soirees that will help you ring in the New Year the right way.  And, for the superstitious at heart or anyone that may need a little hair of the dog following a long night of revelry, we even have a few options for New Year's Day that are sure to please.   

Cucina Asellina – New Year’s Eve Celebration and Dinner December 31, 2012 at 6 p.m.

Pop the bubbly and say hello to 2013 at Midtown’s favorite Italian kitchen, Cucina Asellina, this New Year’s Eve. The first two seatings, at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., feature the regular dinner menu, and the late night revelers are invited to enjoy a specialty seating at 10 p.m. that includes a $60 three-course prix fixe dinner menu, complimentary Moet Imperial Champagne toast and balloon drop at midnight. DJ Xavier will set the tone for the evening, while guests will experience Cucina Asellina’s stellar service, intimate atmosphere, delicious fare and specialty cocktails to provide the perfect setting to welcome 2013with a bang. Reservations are required. Please call 404.793.0141 to make a reservation or for more information visit www.facebook.com/CucinaAsellina. : 

Cucina Asellina is an inventive, modern Italian restaurant, featuring simple Italian dishes made from the essential ingredients of traditional Italian cuisine, and served in an approachable, warm and thoughtfully designed environment. An extension of NYC-based sister restaurant Ristorante Asellina, Cucina Asellina is located at the 12th & Midtown development at 1075 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia 30309. For more information visit www.asellina.com. Stay connected on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/AsellinaATL and Facebook at www.facebook.com/CucinaAsellina.       

STK Atlanta- Not Your Daddy’s New Year’s Eve Bash December 31, 2012 at 6 p.m.

Join Atlanta’s swankiest steakhouse this New Year’s Eve for high-energy celebration with delicious food, cocktails, DJs, dancers, a balloon drop at midnight, and more. The evening will begin with two dinner seatings at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. featuring STK’s regular dinner menu. At 10 p.m., revelers are invited to enjoy a $90 four-course prix fixe menu showcasing STK’s most popular dishes of 2012 and includes a complimentary glass of Moet Chandon Imperial Champagne.  Renowned DJs will set the tone for the evening as partiers sip on Belvedere cocktails and enjoy live entertainment in the lounge.  When the clock strikes midnight and the balloons begin to fall, STK looks forward to welcoming 2013 with a stylish bang. Reservations for the 6 p.m., 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. dinner seatings are required. Please call 404.793.0144 to make a reservation or for more information please visit www.facebook.com/STKAtlanta.

STK Atlanta is located at 12th & Midtown at 1075 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309. For more information please visit www.togrp.com. Stay connected on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/STKAtlanta and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/STKAtlanta.  

Cypress Street Pint & Plate - New Year’s Eve Party December 31, 2012 at 8 p.m.

Toast away 2012 and say cheers to the New Year at Cypress Street Pint and Plate.  This New Year’s Eve at one of Midtown’s favorite haunts, great beer, champagne toasts, and a midnight breakfast buffet for the late night partiers are the key ingredients to this spectacular year-end celebration. The doors open at 8 p.m., so guests can arrive early to get a prime spot and enjoy free well bar and house beer from 9 to 10 p.m. Pre-sale tickets can purchased for $10 at www.cypressbar.com or at the door for $15.

Cypress Street Pint and Plate is located on the corner of 6th street and Cypress Street at 817 West Peachtree, Suite E-125, Atlanta, Georgia. For more information, please visit www.cypressbar.com or call 404.815.9243. Follow Cypress Street on Twitter at @CypressStreet and Facebook at Facebook.com/CypressStreet.

Diesel Filling Station - New Year’s Eve Party hosted by CON*tourage December 31, 2012 at 8 p.m.

This New Year’s Eve, Diesel Filling Station and CON*tourage have teamed up for an unforgettable night catering to like-minded creative party geeks. Beginning at 8 p.m., beer-loving sci-fi fans donned in their favorite Dragon*Con inspired costumes are invited to join the CON*tourage crew for drink specials, complimentary champagne toasts, giveaways and live music as we say farewell to 2012 and welcome in the New Year. Of course, no New Year’s Eve celebration is complete without a ball drop of sorts, so Diesel has prepared a proper balloon drop at midnight to welcome 2013. Don’t forget to wear your best Dragon*Con inspired attire and prepare yourself for the New Year’s party of the century at Diesel Filling Station. For more information, visit http://www.facebook.com/events/394521027288988/.

Conveniently located at 870 North Highland Avenue in the heart of Virginia-Highland, Diesel was inspired by the Virginia-Highlands filling station that once stood in its place. With a decidedly local flare, Diesel offers an expansive high gravity and craft beer selection, a clever cocktail menu and serves reliable comfort food with a twist. For more information and a full menu and list of events visit www.dieselatlanta.com or call 404-815-1820.  

P'cheen International Bistro and Pub - New Year's Eve Party December 31, 2012 at 8 p.m.

What do you get when you combine DJs, a balloon drop, free hats, noisemakers and (of course) a little moonshine? New Year’s Eve at the Old Fourth Ward’s favorite bistro and pub! The good folks over at P’cheen certainly know how to throw a party and are set to provide revelers with everything they need to ring in 2013 with a bang. With a special menu, and free—yes, free—late night breakfast to nosh on at midnight, this party will be sure to start off the New Year the right way. Since their New Year’s Eve parties are always free admission, they tend to fill up quickly. To make a reservation, call 404.529.8800. For more information, visit http://www.facebook.com/events/570935346265416/.

A neighborhood institution, P’cheen has become known for its seasonally influenced, international cuisine, critically acclaimed BBQ, and extensive beer and spirit selection. A contemporary hot spot with a distinct local flare, P’cheen features rotating work from local artists and guest DJs and offers a modern, yet unpretentious menu of updated classics. P’cheen is located at 701-5 Highland Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia 30312.  For more information visit www.pcheen.com or call 404-529-8800.  

Tongue and Groove, The Joint Barroom - New Year’s Eve 2012 Dance Party December 31, 2012 at 9 p.m.

Join iconic Atlanta nightclub, Tongue and Groove, and the newest venture from the T&G team, The Joint Barroom, on Monday, December 31, 2012 for a New Year’s Eve bash of epic proportions. Beginning at 9 p.m., guests are invited to say good-bye to 2012 in style with Atlanta’s hottest wait staff, live entertainment and the sounds of DJ Rory Breaker. As the confetti falls at midnight, welcome 2013 with a complimentary champagne toast and get ready to kick the night in high gear at T&G, where the party doesn’t stop until 3 a.m. If a more relaxed atmosphere is your bag, head next door to The Joint Barroom, where the cocktails are on tap, the snacks are gourmet and the music is sure to satisfy.  Knowing all that celebrating can leave you famished, T & G and The Joint will provide late night burgers to go. The New Year’s Eve celebration at Tongue & Groove and The Joint Barroom is for ages 21 and up.  Tickets are $25 in advance and $40 at the door and include admission to both venues. For more information, visit www.tandgonline.com. 

Tongue and Groove is located at 565 Main Street in Lindberg City Center, just off Piedmont Road in Buckhead. Valet and self-parking are available. Call Tongue and Groove at 404.261.2325 and stay connected online at www.tandgonline.com, on Twitter at @TongueandGroove and on Facebook: The Original Tongue & Groove - Atlanta  

The Georgia Theatre - Modern Skirts, Kishi Bashi and Yip Deceiver December 31, 2012 at 8 p.m.

Join the Georgia Theatre for a special performance by Modern Skirts supported by Kishi Bashi and Yip Deceiver this New Year’s Eve beginning at 8 p.m. Born of four hopeful rednecks and numerous misconceptions, Athens, Georgia’s own Modern Skirts crept onto the scene in 2005 with its piano-laden debut record, Catalogue of Generous Men. The record was very well received, landing at #11 on Paste Magazine's "50 Best Albums of 2005". Pop Matters also praised the debut for its “impeccably structured, gorgeous pop.” More recently, Grammahawk reintroduces Modern Skirts as a band honest to its musical tastes. These songs strut with a creepy swagger made from lost vintage beats, freaky found sounds, and booming drums. Perhaps the most striking aspect of the record, though, is its insight into Gulley’s dark, imaginative, and humorous brain. There is a gleeful and twisted pop evil afoot here, so be sure not to miss out on this special night of music as you ring in the New Year.

Located at 215 North Lumpkin Street Athens, GA 30601, The Georgia Theatre is a prominent music venue in Athens, Georgia, located in an old cinema. Many prominent acts from the early music of Athens, Georgia performed at the Theatre, including a range of folk, popular and country acts. For more information, visit http://www.georgiatheatre.com/ or call (706) 850-7670  

Eddie’s Attic - New Year’s Eve Bash featuring Michelle Malone Band and Gareth Asher December 31, 2012 at 7 p.m.

Back by popular demand, Michelle Malone and her band will ring in the New Year at Eddie's Attic once again with two back-to-back performances at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. with special guest Gareth Asher. Armed with a bottleneck slide, harmonica, and her signature soul-filled vocals, Michelle Malone was born in the Deep South and grew up listening to her mother sing in the church choir every Sunday. When it came time to craft her own sound, she took those religious roots, and blended in enough rock, folk, and country-blues to satisfy. The result is, Debris, a high-spirited stripped down blend of rootsy acoustic slide, gritty electric blues and explosive vocals that harkens back to the lost recordings of Bonnie Raitt, Lucinda Williams and The Rolling Stones. Seats are limited, so grab your ticket today by calling 404-377-4976 and for more information, visit http://www.facebook.com/events/500915319927810/. 

Eddie’s Attic is a popular and intimate live music venue for aspiring and accomplished performing songwriters. Located at 515-B North McDonough St. 30030 in Decatur, Georgia, a small artist-friendly town within the metro Atlanta area – a cultural blend of Berkeley and Mayberry. A “listening room” with a superior sound system/acoustics, where customers are asked to silence cell phones and actually listen to the songs, has made the Attic’s music room a hit with music enthusiasts. Eddie’s Attic draws both fans and artists from all over the world, and continues to be one of the premier music venues in the South. On any given night, music lovers can hear talented performing songwriters and bands playing original music in an intimate setting. The Attic welcomes all varieties of original, live music and embraces the diversity that allows independent music to thrive. For more information, visit www.eddiesattic.com or call the box office at 404-377-4976.  

The Albert – New Year’s Eve Celebration December 31, 2012 – 11 a.m.

For the reveler that wants to skip the hotel parties and bid adieu wants to welcome 2013 like a local, The Albert will open its doors at 11 a.m. for all day party. With no cover, the night will consist of great friends, food and spirits in this favorite Inman Park.  Partiers are invited to bid adieu to 2102 with a complimentary champagne toast on the house.

Located at 918 Austin Avenue in Inman Park, The Albert offers classic American bar food with a charming twist. The Albert also features a full bar with a large selection of domestic, craft, and imported beer.  A comfortable and laid back neighborhood haunt, The Albert features a rustic meets modern interior designed to elicit feelings of relaxation, comfort, and lighthearted fun. For more information, visit www.thealbertatlanta.com or call 404-872-4990  

Edgewood Speakeasy - Inagural New Year's Eve Celebration December 31, 2012 – 10 p.m.

Only 100 guests will have the opportunity ring in the New Year at Atlanta’s hottest speakeasy located in the historic Old Fourth Ward. With a DJ to set the soundtrack for the night and an open bar from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., partiers will also be treated to a champagne toast and wood-fired pizza buffet beginning at midnight. There will even be a photo booth to document your final moments of 2012 and first memories of 2013, but of course, you have to find the Edgewood Speakeasy first. Tickets are $45 for general admission and $100 for VIP, which includes a premium bar and a bottle of champagne. Tickets are available at http://www.xorbia.com/e/speakeasy/nye2012/?referral=xorbiamain. 

Located on historic Edgewood Avenue and offering wood-fired pizzas using the freshest ingredients, Pizzeria Vesuvius houses one of Atlanta’s best-kept secrets behind its bookcase.  Discover a sultry speakeasy with delicious cocktails, craft beers, light snacks and more. Pizzeria Vesuvius and the Edgewood Speakeasy are located at 327 Edgewood Avenue Southeast, Atlanta, GA 30312. Call 404- 343-4404 or visit www.facebook.com/edgewoodspeakeasy for more information.  

Hudson North – Last Day Open / NYE Throwdown December 31, 2012

After three successful months, Hudson North, the farm-to-tavern, pop-up restaurant located in Atlantic Station, will celebrate its last day in existence with a New Year’s Eve throwdown of monumental proportions. Its visionaries, Billy and Jenn Streck, are tight lipped about the affair, but promise an evening filled with surprises, libations, delicious fare and great friends. 

Hudson North is located in Atlantic Station at 264 19th Street, Suite 2140, Atlanta, Georgia 30309. Visit Hudson North online at www.hudson-north.com and stay connected via Twitter at @HudsonNorthAtl and on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/HudsonNorthATL.

NEW YEAR’S DAY - THE AFTERMATH

  Bone Lick BBQ – “The Day After the Debauchery” Southern Dining Experience January 1, 2013 at 2 p.m.

As much as we would like to pretend we are always feeling spritely on New Year’s Day, many of us are nursing champagne hangovers while pondering what resolutions we will actually accomplish in the New Year.  For those of us who need a little luck to start off 2013 the right way, Bone Lick BBQ Kitchen and Bar-B-Cade is hosting “The Day After the Debauchery Good Luck Dinner” beginning at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, January 1, 2013. Featuring a special $18 menu of traditional southern fare, the superstitious and hungover alike are invited to enjoy four mouthwatering courses: House-cured tasso ham stuffed, bacon-wrapped smoked pork roast; pork braised collards; cast iron skillet cornbread with potlikker; and lucky dime black eyed peas.  An abbreviated menu will also be available. Everyone is welcome, but space is limited, so be sure to make your reservation by calling (404) 343-6574.

Bone Lick BBQ is the fourth offering from Georgiaville Food Company, a new restaurant group formed by Alex Friedman, Keiran Neely and Michael LaSage, owners of P’cheen International Pub, Pizzeria Vesuvius, and the Edgewood Speakeasy. It is located at 1133 Huff Road at Apex West Midtown in Atlanta, Georgia and is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Sunday at 11 a.m. Parking is available on the street and in a large parking deck accessible by an entrance located between Slice and Bone Lick BBQ.  For more information visit them online at www.Facebook.com/BoneLickBBQ.  

D.B.A. Barbecue - New Year's Day, Get Your Luck On  January 1, 2013 at 11:30 a.m.

There's nothing like following up a late-night celebration with a delicious next-day spread to kick start your year. Starting at 11:30 a.m. on January 1, 2013, D.B.A. Barbecue will be dishing out “Fare for Good Fortune” with all the good luck grub you can handle, including collard greens and black eyed peas - the South's traditionally acclaimed New Year's Day dishes. And, of course, no D.B.A. celebration would be complete without pork…lots of pork. Accompanying the traditional good luck fare will be a slew of piggy goodness, including pork belly, ribs, pulled pork, pork rinds, and bacon of the candied, smoked and fried variety. Once you have filled your belly with good fortune, wash it all down with $5 Bloody Marys and mimosas or a $12 mixed buckets of Abita brews as you cheer your favorite football team to victory.

With the primary goal of serving up the best authentic hickory smoked barbecue in Atlanta, D.B.A. is a favorite local haunt in the heart of the Virginia-Highland neighborhood. D.B.A. offers an expansive barbecue menu with comfort food and eclectic options alike, this lunch, dinner and social destination has also become known for its distinctly southern cocktail menu. D.B.A. Barbecue is located at 1190 N. Highland Avenue NE Suite B Atlanta, Georgia 30306. For more information, please visit www.dbabarbecue.com or call 404.249.5000.   

The Albert - New Year’s Day January 1, 2013 at 11 a.m.

Once you’ve recovered from the evening’s shenanigans, head to your favorite neighborhood pub, The Albert, for a little football and good fortune to kick off the New Year. Opening at 11 a.m., join the Albert family as they broadcast your favorite football games on one of several flat screens. Frosty beers and spirits, new winter cocktails and the full menu will be available along with a traditional southern “good luck plate” that is complete with collards greens and black eyed peas.

By: Andrea Duke

It’s finally here! Bone Lick BBQ now has a permanent home in West Midtown. Until today, the award-winning barbecue was only served on Monday nights at the Old Fourth Ward hot-spot, P’cheen International Bistro and Pub.  Thanks to diehard barbecue enthusiasts, P'cheen's Monday night pop-up concept was such a hit that it ranked fourth in the state and best in the city of Atlanta according to Atlanta Magazine's "Best BBQ" issue. 

After seeing how successful the weekly series became, Pit Master Mike LaSage and the rest of the P’cheen owners, Alex Friedman and Keiran Neely, decided to bring their beloved, award-winning barbecue to a brick and mortar foundation in burgeoning West Midtown. Open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday, Bone Lick is where 50s diner meets southern barbecue joint, complete with a jukebox, an antique skee ball machine and a bathtub behind the bar filled with ice cold beer. LaSage is serving up his tried and true favorites including 48-hour marinated wings, The Legendary Pulled Pork Sammy, the Austin-tacious chopped brisket sandwich, and mouthwatering ribs.  He has also introduced a range of new and creative options including deep fried boiled peanuts, homemade beef jerky, Yucatan-style barbecued snapper, and maple bacon cotton candy. Diners can wash down their delicious dishes with local Georgia beers and wines and American small batch whiskeys.