The Vintage 1950s Havana-Style Restaurant In Georgia Is A Rooftop Dream Experience

When spring rolls around in Georgia, foodies get to level up their dining experiences with some al fresco enjoyment. Georgia has quite a few rooftop restaurants throughout the state that really shine throughout the warmer months. This new addition to the Atlanta foodie scene is sure to be an experience you’ll never forget, not just for the views, but also for the Latin flavor.

Evoking the Art Deco vibes of the 1950s in Miami, plus blending influence from present-day Yucatan, Mexico, this is a true restaurant gem in Atlanta.

Estrella, meaning "star" in Spanish is a vibrant rooftop restaurant that makes for the perfect springtime experience.

Start the meal off with some exciting cocktails like a crisp white wine or refreshing glass of sangria.

You can then peruse through the delectable starters like the ceviche or the Cochinita spring rolls.

The main plates are as exciting as ever with tempura oyster tacos or the quesadilla de camarones.

With an open-air patio and umbrella seating, you’ll be able to enjoy skyline views of Atlanta as the perfect backdrop to your meal.

You’ll feel like you stepped back through history and out onto Ocean Drive with the vintage decor and culinary Latin flare.

There is also a brunch menu on weekends which will easily become your favorite meal of the week.

Enjoy the sensational skyline views and the fantastic Latin flavors when you dine on top of the world at Estrella.

Where: 550 Somerset Terrace NE Suite 102, Atlanta, GA 30306

Hours of Operation: Wednesday to Friday 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

To learn more about Estrella, visit the website or Facebook Page. Do you have other rooftop restaurants in Georgia that you love? Share with us in the comments section!