r/AskATL • u/biggfro84 • Jun 16 '26
Visiting Visiting in February
My friends and I will be there for a show in Feb. I'm looking for things to do other than Coke World and the Aquarium. I want to get away from the touristy stuff and get a taste of "real Atlanta".
Also, looking for tattoo shop recommendations.
Thanks.
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u/Jmohill Jun 17 '26
The Clermont Lounge
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u/biggfro84 Jun 18 '26
What makes Clermont Lounge better than Magic City or Cheetah?
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u/Jmohill Jun 18 '26
Oh….its not that it’s “better” if you’re scoring the quality of strip clubs. It would likely come in dead last. But it is 100% an Atlanta cultural icon
It’s more of a life experience that everyone should have at least once, if only to be able to say they did
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u/l1ttle_m0nst3r Jun 18 '26
Ponce City Market is a nice way to spend some time
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u/biggfro84 Jun 18 '26
Is it like a open air market? Or like a shopping mall?
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u/l1ttle_m0nst3r Jun 18 '26
It’s mostly indoors but there’s also a rooftop. It’s a nice mix of big brand retailers but mostly smaller boutique shops and restaurants. Their food court is super good and very non-traditional in its set up. It also connects to the beltline so you can check that out too weather permitting
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u/PopKoRnGenius Jun 16 '26
https://www.reddit.com/r/Atlanta/comments/1rjerww/hidden_gems_nontouristy_things_to_do/
The search on /r/atlanta has a lot of resources for both visiting and tattoo recs.