5CHURCH TO OPEN NEW BUCKHEAD LOCATION JUNE 3
The team behind 5Church Midtown is pleased to announce the restaurant’s new Buckhead location will open for dinner service on Friday, June 3 in the former Sage Woodfire Tavern space at 3379 Peachtree Road. Known for combining a refined dining experience with cutting-edge design and genuine hospitality, 5Church delivers a lively yet sophisticated ambiance for gathering with friends, family and colleagues over executive chef Rodney Smith Jr.’s cuisine.
“We’re excited to offer our signature hospitality plus an entirely new menu of inventive cuisine to the Buckhead community,” says Ayman Kamel, principal of 5Church. “So many of our guests have asked us to bring a second location to this neighborhood of Atlanta and it feels wonderful to deliver on their requests.”
Chef Smith, previously the owner of The Northern Nomad and a traveling chef for Ronin Hospitality, helms the kitchen of 5Church Buckhead and has created a new menu of shareable plates, starters and entrees alongside a curated selection of steaks and side dishes. Diners can ease into their meal with starters like fresh oysters with Champagne foam, charcuterie, charred Caesar salad or a riff on surf and turf with candied bacon, scallop, squash purée and hazelnuts before enjoying entrées such as:
The Modern Classic burger comprising a wagyu and short rib patty, brie, hydro bib, tomato aioli, duck fat brioche and duck fat French fries
Sea bass with black rice, almond crème, maitake mushroom and pomegranate
Cauliflower with saffron, goat feta, muhammara and lemon citronette
Pork chop served with blue cheese grits and pan sauce
Steaks served a la carte include a prime filet mignon, prime New York strip, ribeye and wagyu New York strip. Sauces range from black truffle bordelaise to salsa verde to horseradish crème. Classic steakhouse side dishes such as creamed spinach, garlic and Parmesan whipped potatoes and Brussels sprouts with hazelnuts, pickled onion and bacon complete the meal.
Highlights of 5Church Buckhead’s cocktail menu include Holy Water and Viper—favorites from the Midtown location—that join newcomers such as:
Twisted Tree mixing Buffalo Trace, peach and maple, honey and orange, and peach bitters
Call Me Madame! with Winterville gin, sweet vermouth, Campari, lemon, orange and rosemary
Deception in the Garden combining Don Julio tequila, triple sec, pear, lavender, lime and pineapple
Located on the ground floor of the boutique office tower 3379 Peachtree, the new Buckhead location of 5Church is flanked by distinguished hotels and upscale shops. The restaurant seats 140 guests in the main dining room plus an additional 75 in the enclosed sunroom and patio. For guests interested in a closer look at the preparation of Smith’s cuisine, a chef’s table offers seating in the kitchen.
5Church Buckhead is much like a restaurant placed inside of an art gallery with amazing, incredible things to look at everywhere guests turn. Like its sister location in Midtown, the décor prominently features local and regional artists including Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War,” painted on the ceiling by local artist Dr. Dax, and a 3-D sculpture featuring several bucks by Jonathan Imafidor. Among the many notable pieces on display are the “Twisted Tree” that was custom built by Brant Harris and features a live 500-pound peach tree that was pulled from the ground and is now hanging upside-down from the ceiling; Pepe Soho’s “Japanese Tree” and “Horse” photographs; and a 27-foot-long custom piece by Amy Radar, the largest in the restaurant.
5Church Buckhead will open initially for dinner service only on June 3. The restaurant will introduce lunch and brunch later this summer.
ABOUT 5CHURCH BUCKHEAD
5Church Buckhead is located at 3379 Peachtree Street, NE in Buckhead. Under the guidance of chef Rodney Smith Jr., the restaurant serves dinner nightly. Reservations may be made via 5ChurchBuckhead.com, and valet and validated parking are available Monday through Sunday evening. For updates, follow the restaurant on Instagram and Facebook. For additional information, call or visit 5ChurchBuckhead.com.
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