Stylish bar at the Wylie Hotel in Midtown Atlanta
Eat & Drink

Old Fourth Ward Atlanta Restaurants

You’re Always Invited

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Those who remember Mrs. P’s Tea Room, home of Atlanta’s first drag show, will revel in the good times at Mrs. P’s Bar & Kitchen. As comforting as apple pie and as sophisticated as scotch on the rocks, step into the sunroom for seasonally inspired local favorites — and a cocktail menu designed to delight.  

Hours of Operation

  • Breakfast: Mon - Fri,
    7am - Noon

  • All Day Menu: Mon - Fri,
    Noon - 11pm
    Sat & Sun, 4pm - 10pm
  • Weekend Brunch:
    Sat & Sun, 7am - 4pm

  • Bar:
    Mon - Sat, 11am - 11pm
    Sun, 11am - 10pm

Our Specialties

Weekend Brunch

Stake your claim to a cozy banquette, snag a spot in our cheerful sunroom, or enjoy a little something al fresco on the patio. Weekend brunch at Mrs. P’s is a neighborhood staple at our Old Fourth Ward Atlanta restaurant — drop in and find out why it's perfect for couples, friends, and family weekend meet-ups. 

Every Saturday & Sunday at 7 AM - 3 PM I Live DJ Sunday 11 AM - 3 PM
Enjoy Southern-inspired favorites, crafted cocktails, plenty of bubbles, and the cozy boutique charm Wylie Hotel is known for.

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Our Specialties

The Wylie Wind Down

Relax midweek with great wine, cocktail specials, live jazz, and cozy vibes.

Live Jazz Featuring Eric Thomas From 7-10 PM

Unwind, sip, and enjoy the rhythm of Wylie Hotel.

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Our Specialties

Queens Who Brunch

A little history is always worth celebrating. In the 1960s, Mrs. P’s became an openly LGBTQ-friendly bar where Atlanta drag pioneer Diamond Lil began performing.

That spirited legacy lives on with Queens Who Brunch, bringing a rotating cast to the table on the last Saturday of every month, alongside decadent brunch favorites and plenty of bottomless bubbles.

Next Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026

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Our Specialties

Jazz Nightcap

The rhythm runs deep at 551 Ponce. In 1994, this building became home to the original MJQ, named for the Modern Jazz Quartet and known for bringing Atlanta’s eclectic nightlife together.

Jazz Nightcap keeps the music playing with craft cocktails, dinner favorites and live performances by Eric Thomas and Kary Davis, featuring vocalist Necy Ivory.

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