Italian restaurant Adalina closes after less than a year in Buckhead

A restaurant that served northern Italian cuisine in Buckhead has closed after less than a year.

Adalina, located at 4403 Northside Pkwy NW in the Post Riverside apartment complex, opened in late 2018. Its last day of business was Saturday, Eater Atlanta reports.

Executive chef Josh Hopkins, formerly of Empire State South, addressed the closure on his Instagram account:

Eater reports that original owner Dennis Lange, who co-owned Five Seasons Brewing Co., stepped away from Adalina in May.

ExploreAJC dining critic Wendell Brock gave the restaurant two out of four stars in his February 2019 review.

“Adalina is a friendly place with a flair for cooking that is somehow both polished and rustic at the same time,” Brock wrote. “All these things make it a winner to me.”

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