There Is A Bar Hidden Behind This Neon Sign In This Alley In Atlanta
There are many bars as you walk down Midtown Atlanta, but those are the easiest ones to go to. If you are looking for an off the beaten path location with great food a one of a kinda atmosphere, you have to visit Little Trouble in Atlanta.
This bar is located down a long, concrete hallway, behind the famous neon sign it is known for. If you are trying to find a signboard to know where to enter into the bar, you will not find one.
When you walk in, you will notice two things: 1. This bar makes you feel like you are in Asia and 2. That you might be in a scene from the movie Blade Runner.
You can choose from many different cocktails and beverages here, but they do offer Japanese whiskey that might just tickle your fancy.
These specific drinks have some pretty cool names like Switchblade, Toki Highball, Jai Wolf, and Roku Highball.
Of course, you can not forget the Sake at a Japanese inspired bar. One of their most popular Sake drinks is their Nihon Sakari, which is a juice box.
Little Trouble also offers wine and beer, but when you have all of these cool options, what is the fun in that?
A bar is not complete without food, and that is a fact. This place has you covered in all areas: they are bringing Asia to Atlanta with insane ramen and pork buns!
Most of their menu is either finger foods or small portions, so do not be scared to branch out and try a few of their specialty items!
The drinks range from $9 to $25 (for some Sake) and the food ranges from $5 to $14.
This secret bar, that is seriously hidden from the outside, will make you feel like you just stepped foot in a futuristic bar in Asia. From the Japanese writings everywhere to the Japanese whiskey, it will be hard to find another bar you constantly want to go to.
Little Trouble is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 6:00 p.m. until "late," and is located at 1170 Howell Mill Rd. Atlanta, Ga 30318.

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