Atlanta’s Best Halloween Pop Up Bars 2026

The spookiest (and most Instagram worthy) places to sip, celebrate, and scare this Halloween season!

If you’re looking for things to do for Halloween in Atlanta, nothing sets the mood like themed cocktails, eerie décor, and over the top pop up bars. Whether you’re into haunted speakeasies, costume contests, or sipping potions with your besties, Atlanta’s nightlife transforms into a Halloween wonderland every October.

Here are the best Halloween bars and pop ups in Atlanta for 2025 that you have to check out, whether you’re planning a girls’ night out, a date night, or just a spooky evening with friends.

Halloween Pop Ups Atlanta

The Wicked Pig Halloween Pop Up Bar at The Blind Pig Parlour Bar

Atlanta's favorite Halloween pop-up is back, with a brand new haunt. After years of spooking guests at The Blind Pig Parlour Bar in Buckhead, The Wicked Pig has taken over Tin Lizzy's Midtown for a season of Tacos, Tequila & Terror. The restaurant has been transformed with over-the-top décor, themed cocktails and spooky twists on familiar bites, and you can expect returning Wicked Pig favorites, spooky new additions and plenty of Tin Lizzy's tacos, queso, margaritas and more. It's a fun pick for a Halloween happy hour, a birthday, or a casual date night surrounded by way too much Halloween decor (in the best way).

Where: 77 12th Street NE, Atlanta
Hours: Open at 11am daily for lunch and dinner
Groups: Taco bar packages and bar options are available for parties, plus Wicked Pig themed food and cocktails

Halloween Pop Up at Rreal Tacos

Tacos and spooky season? Say less. Rreal Tacos has turned its restaurants into a Halloween pop-up bar for the whole month of October, with creepy characters and spine-tingling decor at every location across metro Atlanta. The star of the menu is the limited-time Halloween birria taco on a bright blue corn tortilla, as pretty as it is tasty. The drinks are just as photo-ready, from the all-black La Catrina margarita (a nod to Día de los Muertos) to the purple Zombie Punch topped with a gummy eyeball, plus a pumpkin margarita for the fall girlies. Perfect for a casual date night or a spooky taco run with friends.

When: Now open daily through October
Where: All Rreal Tacos locations, including Midtown, West Midtown, Buckhead, and more around metro Atlanta
Tip: Reservations are recommended but not required.

Haunted House at Hamp and Harry's

Spooky season just moved into Marietta Square. Hamp & Harry's has transformed into a haunted house, with themed rooms throughout and a spirited lineup of specialty cocktails and bites alongside its full seasonal menu. Keep your eyes up, because you'll spot giant spiders, haunted portraits, and even a life-sized dragon floating overhead. It's the kind of over-the-top decor that makes every corner worth a photo, and a fun pick for a spooky date night or a girls' outing.

When: Seven days a week through October 31
Hours: Opens at 11 AM on weekdays and 10 AM on weekends, staying open until 11 PM on weeknights and midnight on Fridays and Saturdays
Tip: Reservations are highly recommended.

Hocus Pocus Pop Up Bar at Mercantile Social

It's just a bunch of hocus pocus, and we're here for it. Mercantile Social, the downtown Alpharetta bar known for its themed pop-ups, has transformed into a Sanderson Sisters inspired hideaway for spooky season. Expect bewitching cocktails, spooky vibes, and a little witchy magic around every corner. Flaming drinks are a signature here, and fan favorites like the Black Flame Candle, a tequila cocktail with blackberry and sage, bring the theatrics. Whether you're a die-hard Hocus Pocus fan or just want a cute, cozy night out, this one is worth the drive OTP.

Where: 20 North Main Street, Alpharetta
When: Now through Halloween

Spookeasy Halloween Cocktail Bar at Chattahoochee Food Works

Experience Halloween at the Spookeasy, a Halloween themed cocktail lounge, located on the patio at Chattahoochee Food Works. The Spookeasy will serve bespoke spooky cocktails along with a “spooky bite menu” through the end of October.

Sample menu:

Witches Brew (Hot) - rum, apple, brown sugar, cinnamon, clove, allspice, star anise, dehydrated orange

Basic Witch (Frozen) - dark rum, coconut, pineapple, orange, flamed pumpkin spice

Pumpkin Mule - vodka, pumpkin, Fever-Tree ginger beer, lime

Ghost Tears - reposado tequila, elderflower, ginger, honey, lemon, breath of rose 

Pumpkin King - bourbon, pumpkin, bitters, orange peel

Walking Dead - mango, citrus, ginger, Szechuan button

Nightmare on Camp Street - pumpkin, lime, fever-tree ginger beer, Angostura bitters

Spooky bites:

Goblin Wings, Fried Shrimp Finger, Hellfire Beef Hand Pie, Wicked Mini Churros, Crazy Potatoes

Nightmare On Highland at Amore è Amore

Amore e Amore is already known for its over-the-top decor, so you know Halloween here is a whole production. For A Nightmare on Highland, the Inman Park Italian spot goes all out with kitschy decorations, shimmering lights, and creepy cocktails, with floor-to-ceiling decor that pulls you into a bewitching wonderland while you dig into fall Italian classics like pumpkin ravioli. It's a dreamy (and a little spooky) pick for date night, girls' night, or anyone who wants dinner with a side of Halloween whimsy.

The fun builds all season and wraps up with two Halloween parties, one family-friendly and one adults-only, so keep an eye out if you want to bring the kids or break out your costume.

Where: 467 North Highland Avenue NE, Atlanta (Inman Park)
When: Now through October 31
Tip: Reservations are highly recommended.

Wicked Hideaway at Alta Toro

AltaToro's heated, covered patio has turned into Wicked Hideaway, a moody Halloween hideaway lit by glowing jack-o'-lanterns, twinkling lights, and ghoulishly fun decor. The vibe is made for photos, so come dressed up in your best festive look. Order from the Midtown tapas spot's full menu of Latin flavors paired with Halloween cocktails (the blood red frozen drinks are a highlight) and seasonal desserts. On select nights, live fire shows take the whole experience up a notch. A cute, low-key spooky date night pick.

Where: The patio at AltaToro, 33 Peachtree Place NE, Midtown
When: October 1 through November 1, for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch
Tip: Reservations aren't required but are strongly recommended. When booking, choose "Wicked Hideaway" instead of "Main Dining Room."

Nightmare on Lennox at Babylon

Step into the nightmare, if you dare. Babylon Cafe has turned its Mediterranean supper club into a haunted hideout for Halloween, with eerie decor, chilling tunes, and a fog-filled hookah lounge. Sip from the spooky cocktail lineup like the Murderita (Casamigos Blanco, triple sec, and agave), plus a "Graveyard Menu" that pays tribute to beloved Atlanta bars of the past. Pair your drinks with Mediterranean bites and you've got a fun, late-night Halloween hang that's perfect for a group outing or a girls' night.

Where: 2257 Lenox Road NE, Atlanta
When: October 1 through 31, Tuesday through Sunday, 6 PM to 6 AM
Happy Hour: 6 to 10 PM with $12 spooky cocktails, $20 hookah, and 20% off entrees
Entry: Free until midnight

Black Lagoon at Barrel Proof

Something dark and delicious is drifting into West Midtown. Barrel Proof, the moody whiskey bar inside Westside Provisions District, is joining the cult favorite Black Lagoon Halloween pop-up for the first time this year. Created by award-winning bartenders Erin Hayes and Kelsey Ramage, Black Lagoon transforms top cocktail bars across North America into cinematic Halloween haunts, with eerie lighting, chilling soundscapes, collectible glassware, and an all-new cocktail menu. Think a darkly lit witch's apothecary surrounded by coffins and gravestones. Drinks teased for this year include Abyssa's Obsession (a pumpkin-spiced piña colada twist), Bone Temple (a fall margarita), and Moon Shadow (a spooky espresso martini). A must for cocktail lovers and a moody date night pick.

Where: Barrel Proof, 1170 Howell Mill Road NW, Suite P10C (Westside Provisions District)
When: October 13 through 31

The Wicked Pig Halloween Pop Up at Tin Lizzy's Midtown

Atlanta's favorite Halloween pop up is back, with a brand new haunt. After years of spooking guests at The Blind Pig Parlour Bar in Buckhead, The Wicked Pig has taken over Tin Lizzy's Midtown for a season of Tacos, Tequila & Terror. Expect over the top decor, themed cocktails, spooky twists on familiar bites, returning Wicked Pig favorites, and plenty of Tin Lizzy's tacos, queso, and margaritas. A fun pick for a Halloween happy hour, a birthday, or a casual date night surrounded by way too much Halloween decor (in the best way).

Where: 77 12th Street NE, Atlanta
Hours: Open at 11 AM daily for lunch and dinner
Groups: Taco bar packages and bar options available for parties

Frankenstein Bar at Pullman Yards

From the outside it looks like an ordinary bar, but step through the doors and you're inside a mad scientist's laboratory filled with bubbling beakers, glowing elixirs, and spine-tingling concoctions. This 21+ experience puts you to work: help the mad scientists finish their experiments by adding the final ingredients to secret formulas, unlocking hidden secrets along the way. Your ticket gets you 90 minutes in the lab with an interactive cocktail included, plus plenty of spooky photo ops. A fun, hands-on date night or group outing if you want something more interactive than just sitting at a bar.

Where: Pullman Yards, 225 Rogers St NE (Kirkwood)
Ages: 21+
Tickets: Required, includes 90 minutes and one interactive cocktail

Haunted Underground at Underground Atlanta

What happens when you mix a haunted house with a Halloween bar? You get Haunted Underground, a fully immersive 21+ experience lurking beneath the streets of Downtown Atlanta. Expect around 10,000 square feet of Halloween decor, scare actors lurking in the shadows, and themed cocktails, with each room carrying its own creepy theme. Early in the night it's all about the drinks and the spooky atmosphere, then things get a little more unhinged after dark with themed parties and DJs keeping the dance floor moving until 4 AM. Perfect for a brave group outing or a date night with a thrill.

Where: 76 Wall St SW, Atlanta (Underground Atlanta)
When: October 1 through November 1, Thursday through Sunday
Sessions: 8 to 11 PM or 11 PM to 4 AM
Tickets: click here
Ages: 21+

Nightmare Before Canton Street at Canton Street Social

Spooky season is heading OTP. Canton Street Social, the cozy gastropub in historic downtown Roswell, is back with the fourth edition of its Halloween pop-up, filled with eerie lights and spooky decor from top to bottom. Pair the haunted vibes with their creative cocktails and elevated comfort food, and catch live music on select nights. The season wraps with a late-night Halloween party on October 30, so dust off your costume (they're highly encouraged). A cute pick for a date night or a girls' night after strolling Canton Street.

Where: 14 Elizabeth Way, Roswell
When: October 1 through November 1
Hours: Tuesday 4:30 to 10 PM, Wednesday through Saturday from 11:30 AM, and Sunday from 10:30 AM. The bar stays open until 10 PM (11 PM Friday and Saturday). Closed Mondays.
Don't Miss: Halloween Party on October 30

From moody speakeasies to haunted rooftops, Atlanta knows how to celebrate Halloween in style. Whether you’re bar hopping in Midtown, exploring Buckhead’s themed lounges, or trying one of the new Halloween pop ups Atlanta locals can’t stop talking about, you’ll find plenty of spooky fun waiting for you this season.

Grab your crew, plan your costumes, and toast to Halloween in Atlanta 2025, one creepy cocktail at a time.