After a year at home, it’s time for some pampering — and you can find it poolside at the St. Regis Hotel in Buckhead. Book a room and head straight to the pool where you can wade in the crystal clear waters and relax in one of the comfy lounge chairs. In between dips, have one of their poolside butlers bring you a refreshing drink. You can’t go wrong with the frosé, made extra delicious with Grey Goose Essences Strawberry & Lemongrass.

If you’re craving manchego and patatas bravas, then Gypsy Kitchen in Buckhead is a must-visit. And while you’re luxuriating in the Spanish-inspired decor and enjoying expertly prepared tapas, we suggest ordering a Seville Rose. It’s a sweet-spicy drink that blends Grey Goose, ginger, lemon, and a rose-spice infusion.

Located on the third level of American Cut, the Regent Cocktail Club is swanky as all get-out. Sit outside and enjoy the Buckhead view while sipping the Legiterally, a fruity concoction made with Grey Goose, pineapple gomme syrup, and angostura bitters. Have a sweet tooth? Try the Not So Espresso martini with Grey Goose, coffee liqueur, and simple syrup. And if you get hungry, there’s a menu stacked with bar bites like sliders and guac and chips.

In Turkish, pasha means an officer of high rank. Be your own pasha, and head to this gem of a restaurant where they serve Mediterranean-inspired dishes in a high-end setting. Anything you sink your teeth into there — from shrimp kebabs to smoked eggplant, to a juicy wagyu burger — is bound to be flavorful and delicious. If you go for brunch, though, don’t skip the Queen Bowl, a mega-sized cocktail made with Grey Goose Essences White Peach & Rosemary, lemonade, peach slices, and soda.

You may or may not go yachting on the Mediterranean this year…but you can definitely channel those carefree vibes at Atlantis. Here you’ll find delectable seafood dishes like lobster, fried catfish, and salmon crab cakes along with thirst-quenching drinks like the Calm Before the Storm made with Grey Goose, Grand Marnier, sour, and Triple Sec. If you come on the weekend, be prepared to dance the night away as the restaurant takes on more of a club atmosphere.

Mixx is a club by night and a dining establishment by day in the heart of Midtown. With karaoke and open mic nights during the week and brunch on weekends, it always has a fun atmosphere. Head there for a boozy brunch where you can quench your thirst with their take on the Watermelon Margarita starring Grey Goose Essences Watermelon & Basil.

You’ll find Forza Storico adjacent to the Westside Provisions District’s courtyard. It’s the sister restaurant of Storico Fresco so you know their Roman-inspired dishes are legit (twirl up the cacio e pepe and you’ll see what we mean). Indulge in a meal of pasta and antipasti like the fried squash blossoms, but plan on staying for a while to soak up the Italian ambiance. At the end of the evening, wind down with something a little sweet like the espresso martini made with Grey Goose, espresso, and chicory and espresso liqueur.

Bazati, located on the BeltLine, gives you the chance to have multiple experiences in one evening. Start inside at the brasserie where you can sip the New Normal, a blend of Grey Goose, creme de cassis, lime, and cranberry, paired with French bites. Then head upstairs to Estrella where the Mexican-inspired rooftop bar allows you to let your hair down and take in the sights. Spritzes and summertime are a dream team which is why you should order the Rooftop Spritz made with Grey Goose, cucumber, lime, sugar, and soda.

The Gathering Spot is a private membership club. You need to be invited to hang out there, and you’ll want to: in addition to being a supportive community hub for professionals, they also make killer drinks. One of the stars among the cocktail offerings is the Sanctioned, a floral tipple made with Grey Goose, pear liqueur, St. Germain, and lemon.