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The AJC asked readers to cast their votes for the best late-night spot in Alpharetta, and hundreds answered the call. Now, after nearly 500 votes were cast, here are the results.

Coming in at No. 5 was Top Golf, a nationwide chain with a location in Alpharetta. It earned 5% of the vote. Just above it at 6% of the vote was Barleygarden Kitchen and Craft Bar. The fourth place finisher is in Alpharetta’s Avalon development.

The top three late-night spots start with Butcher & Brew, which brought in 7% of the votes. The gastro pub has a lineup of local brews and pub classic bites.

In a silver medal finish was the Velvet Note. The cabaret-style venue that specializes in jazz got 8%.

However, the first place spot overwhelming went to Jekyll Brewing. The spot earned an impressive 63% of the votes for the best late-night spot in Alpharetta.

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