B.E.D., the swank bar and restaurant that gave us somewhere to take our shoes off and get comfortable before we ate, has been laid to rest. It is officially closed. Some say it’s the bad reviews it was given for foul customer service, and others report that Atlanta and our visitors weren’t willing to shell out the $600 minimum to rent a bed. Perhaps it’s because B.E.D. was housed in the Glenn Hotel, and people could just go up a few floors to dine on their own bed for less than half that amount. David Marvin, who owns the Glenn, says that B.E.D. and the Glenn parted amicably. He said the restaurant space B.E.D. vacated is operating and being run by another food company. He is committed, however, to putting another concept restaurant in the hotel. “B.E.D. may have been too esoteric for some visitors,” he said. “Some people had good experience, some did not. For us, we think something a little more mainstream might be better suited for the Glenn.”
