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Winner: Best date-night spot | Best of Alpharetta

Winner: Best date night spot in Alpharetta The top date night spots in Alpharetta are... Topgolf tied with jazz lounge The Velvet Note. Each earned 23% of votes to come in third and second place. And the winner is... Video game bar Battle & Brew! 40% of Alpharetta residents would take their honey to the self-described geek restaurant and bar.
By Kiersten Willis
Dec 11, 2019

Alpharetta residents no longer have to wonder about where to take their sweethearts for a night out.

The votes are in for the best date-night spot in the city.

» RELATED: 5 best date spots in North Fulton County

In fifth place was chain eatery Ruth's Chris Steak House. The sizzling buttered steaks drew 7% of votes. Fourth goes to Painting with a Twist, where participants can purchase beer, wine and coolers at the bar. The event earned 7.6% of votes.

A tie for third and second place came between Topgolf and jazz lounge The Velvet Note. A voting group of 22.7% wanted to make like Tiger Woods with their significant other. Another 22.7% preferred to listen to world-class musicians with their honey.

So what’s the go-to date spot in Alpharetta?

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The overwhelming majority of residents want to spend date night at Battle & Brew. The video game restaurant snagged 40% of votes.

About the Author

Kiersten Willis is a native advertising specialist for the revenue content team with the AJC.

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