The Coach Six Socks
Description: A vintage-style emblem featuring a black silhouette of a horse drawing a carriage. Prominently displayed in bold red lettering is "The COACH and SIX". Below, in white text, are the words "ALLANTA, GEORGIA", accentuating a retro aesthetic. The background is a textured pale blue within an ornate border.
Description: New Yorker Hank Soloff opened The Coach and Six in 1962 as what many consider to be the first fine dining establishment in Atlanta. It was known for the celebrities, the cheese toast and the shrimp scampi, but all told, the entire menu was exquisite, and you couldn't go wrong with a night at The Coach and Six. Hank’s wife, Beverlee, operated The Coach and Six after he died unexpectedly in 1974. The restaurant changed hands a few times, but in 1997 it closed for good after the building was sold, and yet, even decades later, Atlantans still reminisce about how unbelievably good the place was. From first dates and prom night dinners to anniversary celebrations and places to propose, The Coach and Six was THE place to go.
Description: A vintage-style emblem featuring a horse-drawn carriage at the top. The text 'THE COACH AND SIX' is prominently displayed in red with a metallic sheen, centered within a decorative border. Below it, 'ATLANTA, GEORGIA' and the year '1962' are presented in smaller text. The background is black.
Description: A black background displays stylized text and a carriage emblem. The text "The Coach and Six" is prominent in a light blue script. Below this, "SINCE 1962" is centered between two horizontal lines. The bottom text reads "ATLANTA, GEORGIA". Decorative scrollwork frames the elements.
Description: A retro-style rectangular emblem with a light blue distressed background. It features a silhouette of a horse pulling a carriage at the top, with the prominent red and black text "THE COACH AND SIX" in the center. Below this, in red text, it reads "ALLANTA, GEORGIA". Ornate scrollwork adorns the top and bottom borders.
