The Earl
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The Earl is the cornerstone of the uber cool, very hip East Atlanta Village neighborhood. Mostly, The Earl is known for hosting stellar local bands and some big-name acts, but it also serves up some tasty pub food, including a bla … Read more
The Earl is the cornerstone of the uber cool, very hip East Atlanta Village neighborhood. Mostly, The Earl is known for hosting stellar local bands and some big-name acts, but it also serves up some tasty pub food, including a black bean burger that's one of the best around and legendary sweet potato fries. Read less

Pub grub and rock 'n' roll
The Earl is the cornerstone of the uber cool, very hip East Atlanta Village neighborhood. Mostly, The Earl is known for hosting stellar local bands and some big-name acts, but it also serves up some tasty pub food, including a black bean burger that's one of the best around and legendary sweet potato fries.
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