Sister Louisa's Church Of The Living Room & Ping Pong Emporium

5 stars most definitely. Starting off with this, parking is free so ignore the random crackheads/drunks that may assist you with parking your vehicle and then ask for your spare change.Anyways, this place exceeded all expectations. Our evening was filled with laughter and friendly competition as we played darts and ping pong. The atmosphere was vibrant yet creative, creating the ideal setting for a perfect date night. There is a bunch of unique art. With just the right level of activity, it offered a unique and enjoyable experience. Highly recommend for anyone seeking a blend of fun, relaxation, and a touch of competitive spirit! Added a video of our first time playing ping pong.

A funky quirky, unexpected, grungy fun bar. We went upstairs and played ping-pong and darts. We had gone there, hoping to sing karaoke, and it was over for the night, which was a little disappointing, but really the place was a hoot if you’re in Atlanta and looking for a unique Place to hang out for a few hours – highly recommend. We learned it was right around the block from Martin Luther King‘s church and museum. This was an added bonus! We asked our Lyft driver where it was and he made a U-turn and drove us by MLK‘s church. The bar had crazy artwork all over and it was so unexpected and so fun.

What a unique place! Dark and grungy but a great space to get drinks and play some games. They had Ping Pong upstairs and you just walk up and play, none of that renting paddles and balls like some other places. They had darts too! A small Photo Booth to get a strip of photos for $6.66. Got drinks from the downstairs bar and ended up spending most of our time upstairs. Maybe if it was busier the upstairs bar would be open. Tons of interesting artwork all over the walls. Definitely recommend just walking around and taking it all in. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting Atlanta.

We went pretty late, it was around 1:30 am after the Fall Out Boy concert and we were in awe of the place, it is such a cool place with fun decor and a cheeky take on religion. Definitely not for the Pearl clutching crowd which is just fine by me. We will 110% be back. One star left off because the bartender was rude. She said they didn’t make fancy cocktails when I asked if there was a list. I’m allergic to beer so I usually will have a gin and juice or mojito which I don’t think are fancy. Anyway I had a cider which wasn’t great but my fiancé liked his beers. Anyway that’s minor issues in my opinion. They had a drink I could safely drink and I’d probably be rude too at 2 in the morning after dealing with people all night lol. This is one of the coolest places I’ve ever been to. Already planning our trip back.

This was such a fun bar! Probably the most fun of all the bars we visited in Atlanta. The place is basically a large dive bar. Reminded me of certain dives in San Francisco. The walls are full of interesting art pieces, all signed by a Sister Louisa. I really liked most of them TBH, but some might find them irreverent. The top floor has two ping pong tables, dart boards, air hockey table, and a photo booth. Possibly more things that we didn't get to explore. We went on a Monday night and there was a table tennis competition going on, on one of the tables. There is a karaoke bar section, which was rented out by a group of people, which looked super fun too. Restrooms were clean. Beer was cheap. Would definitely go again if I'm in the area. Also hey, you get to tell folks you are going to church ;)

Wow! I had to be very selective about the pictures that I shared because this place is nuts. It is absolutely hilarious. Only for those with an extreme sense of humor and can handle a couple of God jokes. This establishment was started by a former nun who fell in love with the janitor and now she turns “trash into treasure.” She actually sells her artwork here and online. This is a establishment with a ping-pong tournament that happens frequently. There are also darts and a photo booth I got added in a new section upstairs because they bought the bar next-door to them. They also have a outdoor seating area that’s not that big but it’s there. This place is funny as heck and a great place to bring visitors who come to Atlanta. I used to frequent here often. Now I like to go when it’s not crowded so I can soak in all of the art and general scene. Plus it’s easier to get a dart table when it’s not crowded. I won’t go into detail about exactly what is pictured here on the walls because I will probably get blocked by Google so I am going to leave it as a surprise! This bar is located in Edgewood Atlanta and it is walking distance to a couple of other bars, like joystick, which has a bunch of games to play. The bar next-door used to be a hookah place but I am not sure if they got bought out or if it is still there. Across the street they play music. It’s it’s not the most dangerous but also not the safest part of Atlanta so also keep that in mind if you plan on visiting. Go with friends or go when it’s lighter out and don’t walk at night by yourself (for my females). I’ve honestly never had an issue but just throwing that out there. The nun who started it now lives in an airstream and states that she is “closer to God than ever .” I couldn’t think of a funnier premise for an establishment. This place is a riot.