Skip the regular sports bar and head to a restaurant with a beautiful view – dozens of tv’s with sports, a modern take on made from scratch bar food, and the friendliest servers in town. It’s all at Twin Peaks which is making mouthwatering comfort food in its incredible sports lodge setting. Plus, they’ve got their curbside situation running like the busiest ski lift on the mountain. Head to Twin Peaks today to taste or order some of the delicious dishes below.
Chef Raffaele Crispino is committed to bringing Southern Italian flavors to his restaurants both in his years of expertise, and in his ingredients! Whether it’s San Marzano tomatoes or his always-fired pizza oven brought in directly from Naples, Crispina is Italian to its core.
Authentic French pastries in Atlanta? Oui Oui! Café Vendôme pairs ancestral techniques with carefully selected ingredients.
With the only rooftop patio in the zipcode, Creatwood boasts a large and inclusive cocktail menu, an upscale sports-bar like atmosphere, and is just a place to get really really good food.
When diners come to this quaint spot in Smyrna, head chef & owner Andre Gomez wants them to feel completely comfortable, like they are having lunch or dinner at his house.
When you first walk into King & Duke, you feel like you have stepped into an editorial spread for Garden & Gun. Everything screams ‘this is how man was supposed to eat.’. After lingering at the bar, you’ll immediately be drawn to the roaring fire in the kitchen. And this is truly where the magic happens at King & Duke. With perfectly roasted game and bubbling bone marrow, you’ll want everything you see.
One of the things that makes Atlanta a Great American City is our Black history and culture. Dining at locally-owned, minority-owned businesses year-round is a great (and delicious) way to support Atlanta’s fabric.
Okay, so I’m kinda proud of being dubbed the “Food Guy of Atlanta” and I get asked by folks near and far, what is it Atlanta is truly known for from a dining perspective? In essence, what does Atlanta do best? I have a lot of answers to that question but one of those has to be we have kick-ass BBQ, and it only keeps getting better.
Baked feta pasta. Fast food chicken sandwich wars. Over-the-top mixology. These are the trends we’re seeing the most in 2021, both in the meals we’re cooking at home and in the restaurant and dining scene.
It’s the vibe for me. It’s not only the food, but the stunning decor and interiors that truly set these Atlanta restaurants apart from the rest. Here’s a list of ATL’s most stylish restaurants!
In Buckhead, we all know a Happy Hour can extend its way into dinner, and Agency Socialtheque at Phipps Plaza was created exactly with that scenario in mind. Owner Ryan Glover and chef Robbie Burton have created a mouthwatering menu with comfort food classics up and down the list.
Big Oak Tavern in Roswell is a delicious family and neighborhood gathering spot, with aims to set up roots as long as the 100 year old oak tree that stands in front of it.
Authentic Caribbean cuisine that makes you feel like you’re on vacation in the Islands, Chef Rob’s Caribbean Cafe and Upscale Lounge’s got it all: delicious food, a comfortable environment & a lounge for great nightlife!
Chic New-American-meets-Southern restaurant with craft cocktails & locally sourced, seasonal food.
From the minds of legendary restaurateur George McKerrow and Ted Turner comes Ted’s Montana Grill. The home of the bison burger that is the talk of the town, Ted’s is a home run any time you walk in the door.
A modern expression of the classic American steakhouse, Arnette’s Chop Shop focuses on amazing decor, impeccable service, and an unbelievable steakhouse menu from Chef Stephen.
Ford Fry’s latest spot that has turned into the hottest table in Atlanta.
You’ve got to love a great food truck, and there are so many delicious ones in town to add to your bucket list. Here are some of our favorite Black-owned food tracks that we just keep coming back to time and time again!
Get cozy this fall with some phenomenal soul food from some of Atlanta’s most outstanding chefs and restaurateurs.
If you’re looking to support a locally-owned, minority-owned business for brunch this weekend, there’s plenty of them serving up some serious deliciousness. Check out our list!
It’s baking season! And you + these Atlanta Black-owned bakeries are a batch made in heaven. Here are some artisanal bakeries and kitchens around Atlanta with the best cakes, pies, and more for you and your family, or for you and your sweet tooth!
We’re so proud to live in an amazing city that has so many talented Black female chefs, restaurateurs, and entrepreneurs. Add these restaurants in Atlanta to your list of places to eat!
