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An all-day breakfast restaurant coming to PCM is among Vogue’s ‘most anticipated’ openings of 2019

Ponce City Market has become a destination for seeking the city’s best dining and shopping The mixed-use development features retail, restaurants, office spaces, and high-end apartments Before its transformation, Ponce City Market was a popular amusement park in the 20th century Today, find Skyline Park on the rooftop as a throwback to its "Coney Island of the South" days The park features games, priced around $1 to $3, a beer garden and a giant slide From noon to 3 PM every Sunday, WonderRoot’s Artis
By Fiza Pirani
Jan 4, 2019

An Atlanta restaurant slated to open this winter is one of Vogue Magazine's most anticipated restaurant openings of 2019.

» RELATED: An all-day breakfast restaurant is coming to Ponce City Market

Pancake Social,  a concept from James Beard Award-winning restauranteur Anne Quatrano, was named in the magazine's annual list of "innovative food that's coming down the line," featuring Italian eatery Gianna in New Orleans and an unnamed joint from globally-recognized Mexican chef Enrique Olvera.

“The 150-seat indoor/outdoor all-day eatery” planned for Ponce City Market “will focus on breakfast and lunch fare—including unique pancake concoctions—plus coffee,” according to Vogue.


» RELATED: 4 Atlanta restaurants among OpenTable's 100 best in America

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution previously reported on the highly anticipated restaurant from Quatrano, who also owns Bacchanalia, Star Provisions, W.H. Stiles Fish Camp at Ponce City Market and Floataway Café.

Pancake Social’s team also features Steel Wave Ventures’ Dan Jacobson; Tin Drum Asian Kitchen founder Steven Chan and Octane Coffee co-founder Tony Riffel.

» RELATED: These are the best-reviewed metro Atlanta restaurants of 2018

When it opens this winter, fans of all-day breakfast can flock to the North Avenue entrance of the market (next to Mountain High Outfitters) for a full-service restaurant experience or head to the coffee counter for to-go orders.

Explore the full list at Vogue.com.

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