Vintage Vibes
Little Five Points, just 3 miles east of downtown Atlanta, has so many exciting things to offer this fall. This is the perfect activity if you just want to walk around with a friend, window shop at the different thrift stores or snag a record by your favorite artist at the record shop, Criminal Records. The atmosphere has a vintage 2000s style and is perfect for good vibes and photo ops. There will be a Halloween Parade on October 19, at 12 p.m., featuring live music, floats, over 100 vendors, and costumes galore.
Disorder Vinyl is the perfect spot for music lovers. Teens can take photos and relax while sorting through bins full of exclusive records. They also offer a buy, sell and trade policy if you’re interested in bringing some of your personal records. They carry a wide variety of genres, so stop by and check it out for yourself.
Sweet Treats
Want a good milkshake? The Yard Milkshake Bar, located in Buckhead, is perfect for enjoying giant signature milkshakes. With over 30 flavors and 60 toppings, there is something for everyone. The location has it, but a secondary location downtown offers a more relaxed and sit-down environment.
Westside Creamery Sweet Spot is Atlanta’s new premier dessert bistro. Located in Glenwood Park, it’s the perfect fall spot to grab a sweet treat and enjoy the crisp fall air. The bakery offers a wide variety of treats, including cookies, pies, cakes and ice cream, as well as a range of other sweet treats in between. In addition to their bakery their ice cream truck has been voted one of the 12 best in the country – definitely worth trying.
Jeni’s Ice Creams is a classic. For those not yet in the know, Jeni’s is an ice cream brand known for their bold flavors and commitment to real ingredients. Their fall flavors this year are Caramel Apple Crumble, Miso Butterscotch Brownie and Burnt Orange Dreamsicle.
Coffee and Matcha Picks
Cafe Comma is a one-of-a-kind coffee shop located in the Vinings area with an additional location in Sandy Springs, GA. They have Banana Bread Latte, Apple Butter Latte and a Banana Creme Matcha. Cafe Comma is definitely worth giving a try, especially for teens. It blends cozy aesthetics with creative and tasty drinks that are perfect for photos and hangouts.
Kaldi’s Coffee at The Depot is located close to Emory’s Campus. They are known for their rich coffee blend and A+ customer service. Check out their new fall drinks: Salted Maple Matcha, Spiced Cold Brew Latte and Baked Maple Pumpkin Latte. They also offer new seasonal pastry items, including a Cardamom Crispy Bun and a Sweet Potato Muffin, perfect for the season. It is a great place to get a taste of the Emory Campus life while enjoying a yummy treat.
Daily Dose Coffee is a quaint shop right in the Reynoldstown District. It’s very intimate and perfect for sitting down, savoring a delicious coffee, and working on an assignment. It is conveniently located right off the beltline, making it ideal for grabbing a bite or walking around afterwards.
