Yes, there’s a $10,000 martini on the menu at Roaring Social

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$10K martini at Roaring Social Decatur

Paul Milliken headed to Decatur on Monday morning to check out the $10K The Roaring Jewel Martini at Roaring Social Decatur. 

Marilyn Monroe once crooned that "diamonds are a girl’s best friend" — and we’re guessing that Ms. Monroe would have absolutely loved the latest addition to the menu at Roaring Social.

This morning, we stopped by Roaring Social Decatur to feast our eyes on The Roaring Jewel Martini, a glitzy and over-the-top cocktail experience that includes a cool martini topped with plenty of ice! Order the experience, and here’s what you’ll get: a martini made with Beluga Gold Line Vodka, a dry vermouth rinse, a float of Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve, and topped with a spoon of premium Beluga Caviar. And then there’s the full bottle of Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve. And the custom sign and sparklers with the bottle.

Oh…and did we mention the five-carat natural diamond tennis necklace in 14K white gold from Solomon Brothers Jewelers? Yep, that’s why The Roaring Jewel Martini comes with a $10,000 price tag!

It’s wildly extravagant, of course, but exactly the kind of memorable offering you’d expect from Competitive Social Ventures, the company behind the Roaring Social concept. As you’ve likely seen from our previous features on Good Day Atlanta, Roaring Social is 1920s-themed speakeasy venue with food and drinks, live music, and boutique bowling lanes. There are locations in both Decatur and Alpharetta — and both will make The Roaring Jewel Martini available for order.

Click here to learn more about Roaring Social — and click the video player in this article to check out our morning in Decatur, ordering up some booze and bling!

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Don't forget the food with your $10K martini

Roaring Social Decatur is offering a $10,000 martini but that's not all they have. You can also get some food to go with it. Good Day's Paul Milliken headed to Decatur to check out the offerings. 

The Source: Information for this story comes from a press release provided by Competitive Social Ventures and original reporting by Good Day Atlanta's Paul Milliken.

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