Little Scare - Vol. 6.2 (Halloween Nite!) at Little Bear

Halloween prix fixe format

Little Scare - Vol. 6.2 (Halloween Nite!) is built around a spooky-themed Halloween prix fixe dinner experience at Little Bear in Atlanta. The named format is specific: this is a set dinner event, with optional beverage pairings available as part of the experience. The event title also distinguishes this installment as the Halloween Nite edition, which is useful because the source description describes Little Scare as returning twice.

The useful planning detail here is the structure rather than a named dish list. The program is identified as a prix fixe dinner, and the beverage component is described as optional pairings. No individual dishes, courses, wines, cocktails, or other beverages are named in the event information, so the clearest way to understand the evening is as a Halloween-themed restaurant dinner with a fixed-format meal and an add-on pairing option.

Little Bear and Jarrett Stieber

Little Bear is the featured venue, and it is identified as a restaurant in Atlanta. The venue address is 71 Georgia Ave SE Unit A, Atlanta, GA 30312. The event is also tied to chef-owner Jarrett Stieber, who is named as the host and organizer at Little Bear ATL. Those details place the dinner at a specific restaurant rather than a general Halloween party or multi-venue event.

The event is scheduled for Halloween night, with the timing running into the following calendar day. Exact time and date details are handled separately on the event page, but the available event information identifies the date as Halloween and places the dinner at Little Bear in Atlanta.

What is and is not specified

The event information supports a concise picture: a Halloween Nite installment of Little Scare, presented as a spooky-themed prix fixe dinner at Little Bear, with optional beverage pairings and Jarrett Stieber attached as host and organizer. It does not provide a menu breakdown, a price, availability language, or a guest list beyond the named host, so those details should not be assumed from the event name alone.