Whether you’re after a quick coffee stop, a long ladies’ lunch, or a candlelit dinner under the trees, these Buckhead patios deliver.
A true local favorite, Anis Cafe & Bistro is tucked into Garden Hills, and while not overly elevated, Anis offers Provençal fare in the heart of Buckhead. The patio is decorated with vintage posters and an abundance of flora for a truly homegrown experience. 2974 Grandview Ave NE, anisbistro.com
Outdoor dining is never more accessible than just off a golf course. True locals know that what Boone’s lacks in sophisticated cuisine, it makes up for in convenience and access to stunning views. 2205 Northside Drive NW, boonesatl.com
Situated just outside of the Atlanta History Center, the dynamic dining duo, Brash Coffee and Souper Jenny, offer the perfect outdoor weekday lunch. Not only are there plenty of tables just outside Brash, but the beloved “tree table,” consisting of 36 slabs of 3-inch-thick wood from a sprawling oak tree planted at the Atlanta History Center in the 1880s, also offers a welcome retreat. 130 W. Paces Ferry Road NW, brashcoffee.com
With dining options not only outside, but waterfront as well, Canoe offers open-air dining without sacrificing culinary excellence. The restaurant has been awarded numerous accolades and maintains a farm-to-table reputation, so the dining experience is sure to please. 4199 Paces Ferry Road SE, canoeatl.com
THE CHASTAIN has scored a spot on our list for several reasons. Not only does the establishment offer elevated cuisine in the heart of Buckhead, but the adjacent Chastain Park makes for the perfect grab-and-go coffee stop before your stroll. For a more upscale meal, the restaurant’s culinary garden is Buckhead’s not-so-hidden gem for outdoor dining. 4320 Powers Ferry Road NW, thechastainatl.com
The opening of Delbar’s Buckhead location made quite a splash, but customers report that the food really does live up to the buzz. Guests can indulge in brunch with a side of sunshine on the restaurant’s expansive patio, just around the corner from a few Buckhead staples like Umi and Chops Lobster Bar. 3060 Peachtree Road, Suite R-160, delbaratl.com
With a focus on authentic hospitality, community, and great food, Local Three feels like a local landmark. Enjoy the informal, ever-changing menus at Local Three’s uncovered patio, where true Buckhead locals gather for outdoor dining. 3290 Northside Parkway, localthree.com
At Le Bilboquet, think ladies who lunch. Champagne on the patio, accompanied by refined French fare? Absolutely. Tucked into the center of Buckhead Village District, across from The Veranda, an elevated brunch followed by an afternoon of shopping is exactly what you can expect from a visit to Le Bilboquet. 3027 Bolling Way NE, lebilboquetatlanta.com
With two locations in Buckhead, Little Rey is a standout contender for one of Buckhead’s best patios. While the Piedmont Heights location certainly offers inner-city convenience, the Northside Parkway location hosts an expansive patio overlooking Nancy Creek, the perfect spot to settle in for a margarita. 1878 Piedmont Ave. NE, 3705 Northside Parkway NW, littlerey.com
Sitting pretty in Peachtree Hills, The Treehouse is affectionately known as a casual neighborhood dining destination. The Treehouse has everything from easy-to-order pizzas and delectable chicken sandwiches to laid-back appetizers to enjoy alfresco. 7 Kings Circle NE, treehouseatlanta.com
This South African American restaurant’s outdoor dining is tucked into the courtyard of Andrew’s Square, where Yebo offers its signature seasonal “bubble” or “igloo” experience for outdoor dining all year long. 56 E. Andrews Drive NW, yebobeachhaus.com