Legacy Test Kitchen

A two-story restaurant-style room with built-in bars on the lower level and towering ceilings on the upper level, accessed by a grand staircase. Centennial Olympic Park is visible from the stylish space, which makes it an excellent venue for corporate or social occasions. With a sophisticated ambiance and exquisite service, Legacy Test Kitchen can accommodate cocktail parties for up to 150 people and seated dinners for up to 100 people. Among our many unique features are the following: • Two semi-private sections with a capacity of up to 50 people each in each part -Extremely attractive built-in bars There are a variety of catered options ranging from tray distributed appetizers to food stations and seated meals. -Beverage options with a flat charge and hosted service are offered. -Choose from a comprehensive selection of audio, video, and lighting options. There is music for every occasion on the in-house sound system. We'd be delighted to fulfill your party needs, no matter how large or little they are or what the occasion is! If you are planning a party of 8 or more people, we strongly recommend that you inquire ahead of time by completing the form below. In fact, Mr. Marvin, the founder and president of Legacy Property Group®, was an early believer in the revitalization of downtown Atlanta. Since making his initial downtown investment in 1994, Mr. Marvin has amassed a portfolio of downtown real estate worth more than $500 million. Legacy was put through its paces in Atlanta, but the company has expanded its scope well beyond the city. Operating teams were formed, and today they manage hotels, restaurants, and special event venues, with a total workforce of approximately 1,000 people. Among Legacy's collaborative resources are its in-house financial, marketing, design, and construction teams, which support the company's development, asset management, and operations objectives. As a graduate engineer working on the docks of the Electric Boat Naval Shipyard, Mr. Marvin's professional career got off to a great start. Mr. Marvin changed his professional path from construction to real estate after ten years in the industry. In addition to earning a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Vermont, he also holds an MBA from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a master's degree in real estate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a licensed Professional Engineer and serves on a number of civic boards, including the Atlanta Rotary Club, the Central Atlanta Progress Executive Board, the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District Board, the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau Board, the Atlanta Hospitality Alliance, and the Centennial Park District®, where he is the founder and chairman.