Apache Cafe, Atlanta, Georgia Restaurant Details

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Nice place for spoken word and open Mic live music but they fool u with the door charge. They require you to spend minimum $10 per person if you want to sit anywhere and then on top of parking there is a door cost so by time you sit diem you spend $30...otherwise its a cool place

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Apache Cafe is a staple in the Atlanta Music/Art Community. Local Atlanta Indie Artists and out of towners alike pay their dues at this venue before making it big time! I would highly suggest Apache Cafe for anyone who is interested in Live Music/Art. Apache Cafe is also a great venue to host your own shows, album listening parties, artist showcase. Stay abreast with upcoming events by viewing the event calendar on their website.

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Great spot for music, poetry, and art. The atmosphere is very relaxed. I used to come here every Tuesday for True School Tuesdays. Every once in a while, I'll pop in for an event still.

Be careful walking in the area. It's very dark and there are always people meandering around.

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Upon walking into this establishment it seemed easy enough to get in, but I hate the fact that they only take cash for cover charges, but at least they have an ATM machine by the front door now. They don't do enough to inform the patrons of this before they've stood in line for 10 minutes waiting for the entry process to be completed during popular nights and shows. The open mics they have don't allow every genre to participate and the musicians don't always welcome singers or new musicians on to the stage.

Yeah. They serve good food. I found mine pretty overly salty last time though, but it's usually good food. I hate that you can't sit at the tables without paying a stupid reservation charge and being obligated to buy food while you watch the show. Not much standing room on packed nights and it's terribly annoying trying to stand by or make it to the bar.

Lots of free expression on some nights, but it can be down right embarrassing for new comers with low support from patrons and musicians. The sound is hit or miss. I just think there could be more done. Parking can be really crappy because the venues located on a dead end street that really only fits about 14 cars legally and safely. Then, there's a big lot in the back of the building, but the price sucks and you can run a high risk of getting booted, which the venue should do more to prevent.

It's a good place to go if you're looking for something new and the best musicians play on Wednesday nights. Most nights there's a cool dj mixing in the small backroom for people who just want to chill and dance, but I wish they would turn the club into a party club every once in a while and get rid of those ridiculous tables. Overall, I'd recommend it, but just not to everybody.

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Cool spot to watch unsigned talent. Showcases are pretty cool. Sound quality is pretty rough. Be careful the address is kind of sketchy.

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"You never know who you'll see on a given night" at this "sooooo chill" Midtown lounge, which attracts celebs and "creative people" with live jazz, funk and world-music sets as well as "awesome open-mike nights"; the soul food's "delicious" too, but insiders advise "come early to get a seat" "since it's small" and often "jam-packed"; P.S. some events are 18-and-up.