Tin Lizzy Cantina – Midtown Atlanta It’s Yum Yum!
My restaurant visits are not what they use to be. But I do get an opportunity to sample things as I plan the monthly Mingle In Midtown, a social happy hour for the Midtown Neighbors’ Association. A new restaurant had opened in Midtown, so I quickly reached out to the owner, Andy McKoski about hosting our event.
This is not the first Tin Lizzy Cantina. They have locations on Memorial Drive and Piedmont Road in Buckhead. But the addition of Tin Lizzy Midtown Atlanta is awesome. First off, it’s in a great location on Crescent Avenue, between 14th and 13th Streets. They took over from another restaurant, but have given it the Tin Lizzy touch!
My food sampling was limited to the complimentary food they gave us, but it still came off the menu….and it was delish!
But the thing that stood out the most is their salsa. It’s to die for! I even got them to give me a container to take home!Their menu offers all kinds of great things. Like fried pickles? 21 different options for tacos, Tin Skillet dinners and great quesadillas! Tin Lizzy Cantina does it right!
As I mentioned this was our social/networking event for the neighborhood, so it was great to see familiar faces as well as some new ones!
Tin Lizzy Cantina Midtown is open Monday-Saturday, 11:30AM – 2:30AM and Sunday from 11:30AM to 12:00AM
It’s become one of my Midtown favorites and hope it will for you too!
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