Red Light Cafe

Atlanta, Georgia

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Price

€4.95

Red Light Cafe

Red Light Cafe is an intimate entertainment and music venue featuring live music, comedy, and burlesque shows. The vibe here is casual and laid-back, the bar offers a variety of drinks, and the kitchen a few appetizers. Visit their website for a complete list of upcoming events.

Information

address553-1 Amsterdam Avenue NE, Atlanta
emailcontact@redlightcafe.com
openingHoursDaily 7pm–midnight
phone+1 404 874 7828
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/RedLightCafeATL

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