By A. Scott Walton
Two of Atlanta's most popular hangouts deserve a toast for being added to the precious few listed by Esquire Magazine as the "Best Bars in America: 2010
The June/July "How To Be A Man" themed issue cites as its criteria: "the qualities we appreciate most in the places where we drink." Contributor David Wondrich was entrusted to divide the nation's best bars into five categories.
The Holeman & Finch Public House in Buckhead (left) was praised in the "Very Good Food" division. Esquire recommends the "cornmeal-fried oysters, griddled pork belly, a world-class pasta carbonara, and an impreesive assortment of organ meats."
As for "The Bar You Take A Woman To", Esquire singled out Fontaine's Oyster House in Virginia Highland.
"It's not really romantic," according to the back-handed review. "It's the kind of place that can become romantic", presumably after enough adult beverages.
Would you agree or disagree with the Atlanta bars that made Esquire's list? If you know of sports more worthy of the designation, COMMENT on them below.
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