ONE. midtown kitchen
559 Dutch Valley Rd. NE (Monroe Dr.)
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Atlanta, GA 30324
404-892-4111 | Make Restaurant Reservations
Cuisine
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Dinner nightlyFeatures
- View
- Romantic setting
- Private room(s)
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Outdoor dining
- Open late Fri.-Sat.
- Valet parking
- Casual dressy
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Drew VanLeuvan has given ONE. midtown kitchen a lift with his own quite considerable style, as he tweaks and twists the concept into new life. He uses the wood grill and the wood oven for more dishes than did his predecessors. Small plates remain an important feature, but the menu specifics will change, to include a produce section, a pasta section, and a daily evening roast. All pasta is now made in-house, as are charcuterie and sausages, and steaks are aged in-house. Even the meat for the burgers is ground fresh on site. The restaurant’s strong wine program remains a constant.
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Drew VanLeuvan has given ONE. midtown kitchen a lift with his own quite considerable style, as he tweaks and twists the concept into new life. He uses the wood grill and the wood oven for more dishes than did his predecessors. Small plates remain an important feature, but the menu specifics will change, to include a produce section, a pasta section, and a daily evening roast. All pasta is now made in-house, as are charcuterie and sausages, and steaks are aged in-house. Even the meat for the burgers is ground fresh on site. The restaurant’s strong wine program remains a constant.


