Photo by Claudine Williams

When looking for a cool place with plenty of outdoor seating in midtown, headed over to Neighbor’s  at 752 North Highland Ave.  This pub has a cute lighted patio for a romantic meal. If you decide that it’s a little chilly outside but you still want to brave the weather, the pub has outdoor heating. Neighbor’s also has good food. I tried the Jerk Chicken wrap with mixed vegetables. I was afraid to order the dish because spicy foods make my eyes water and upsets my sinuses. My server was kind enough to bring extra napkins, although the jerk chicken was not too hot. It was just right. I also loved the intimate feeling of pub. Couples can lounge in cozy sofas, lighted in an area resembling a living room. You eat on low coffee table. The sandwiches are wraps are relatively inexpensive. Two people can eat for $15. It’s easy to kick back in Neighbor’s and forget that you are in a restaurant.

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There’s nothing like a stay at cozy bed and breakfast for heating up a romantic night. Tea Cakes at 1003 Lena Street is an Atlanta luxury bed and breakfast, offering chocolates, flowers and fruit. You can also have a romantic picnic at a local park (if it’s not too cold out) or book an appointment at a nearby spa to really make your evening special.

Below, is an outside view of other bed and breakfast in Atlanta, the University Inn at Emory, 1767 N. Decatur Road. This Inn’s location is fabulous. You are near neighborhoods, so you can take romantic walks, shop for special treats at neighborhood strip malls, and spend the rest of the time cuddled  with your honey.

In the spring, you’ll appreciate strolling through the gardens at the Inman  Park Bed and Breakfast, 100 Waverly Way, a historic home with 18th and 19th Century furnishings. The home has gorgeous high ceilings, and is only two miles from downtown Atlanta. It’s near the Underground, Phillips Arena, and the World of Coca Cola. You can walk to shops and restaurants.

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