Named after an 18th-century fort, the Ticonderoga Club is a colonial-era-inspired bar that serves amazing seafood, sandwiches and craft cocktails. Set in the famous Krog Street Market, a historic Atlanta Food Hall, this hotspot is only a short drive away from the homes of the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Hawks and Atlanta Falcons, making it a must-try during your next sports trip. The Ticonderoga Club is a place of meeting, drinking and dining - perfect for a night out with friends and family! The Colonial era is played up through the tavern’s retro vibe. The dim lighting and the use of leather, brick and wood make for a really warm environment. 

The Ticonderoga Club opened in 2015 and its menu has evolved constantly since then. Their menu changes with the seasons and really whenever the chef sees fit. Although their menu offerings vary, the quality of their food never does. The Ticonderoga Club serves up the finest pub food with a heavy focus on offering high-quality seafood. They offer an amazing brunch menu on Sundays and dinner every night of the week except for Wednesdays. Their brunch plates are extremely fun and well imagined, ranging from their delicious Biscuits n Gravy to their must-try Thai Rice Porridge. They also offer a number of specialty cocktails for brunch, including their Build Your Own Mimosas. Some of their staples on the dinner menu include their Steak Tartare, their Veal Sweetbreads, and their Club Mussels served with fermented black beans in a sake broth. If you’re looking for a really unique meal try their Chuck Wagon Dinner! This meal serves 4-6 people and it includes a 48oz. Black Angus chuck roast that is cooked to a perfect medium and served with fresh horseradish, wort and parsley-red onion salad. 

The dinner menu at the Ticonderoga Club is rounded out by amazing hand-crafted cocktails and an extensive list of wines, ciders and beers. The Ticonderoga Club is so popular that they even sell their own merch, which is actually quite cool. They also sell their famous chilli crush that is featured on so many of their dishes! Stop by the Ticonderoga Club for yourself and try the brunch that Atlanta Magazine called the best in Atlanta! The dinner and drinks aren’t half bad either!

When considering where to eat in Atlanta, be sure to think of the Ticonderoga Club! The Ticonderoga Club is always a popular destination for sports fans travelling to Atlanta for an Atlanta Falcons game, Atlanta Hawks game, or an Atlanta Braves game! 

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