Atlanta staple Eats has officially reopened at its new West End home

Red wooden booths in front of a wall lined with license plates and a neon EATS sign.
The interior of the newly opened Eats inside Wild Heaven's West End Brewery featuring the iconic neon sign (Caren West PR)

After closing at the corner of Ponce and Glen Iris Drive in October, the longtime Atlanta restaurant Eats is back, in a new form and location. 

The popular “meat and three” has officially reopened inside Wild Heaven’s West End Brewery. The partnership was announced in January, when co-presidents Nick Purdy and Eric Johnson acquired the Eats brand from its owner, Bob Hatcher.

Iconic meat and three restaurant Eats, known for its affordable jerk chicken, is reopening at Wild Heaven’s West End Brewery. (Caren West PR)

Longtime kitchen manager Levi Nichols is heading the new location. Much of the previous culinary team, along with the kitchen equipment, followed. The restaurant’s staples like jerk chicken, sweet potatoes, mac and cheese, and most of the original menu came along too.