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Get spooky this Halloween with these pop-ups events around Atlanta that perfectly capture the mystery and the magic of the season! Here are some of the must-visit spots to check out this October.

We love a good chili cook off as much as anyone else, but why wait for that one or two days a year to indulge in this sensational Tex Mex stew? We’ve highlighted a few of our favorite places in Atlanta that make great chili year round, including one of ATL’s best burger restaurants, a city favorite soup spot, a BBQ restaurant and much more. See our full list below to find a warm bowl full of chili goodness near you.

These artisan bakeries around Metro Atlanta have found creative workarounds so convincing that you wouldn’t even realize anything you’re eating is gluten-free. Bookmark these spots next time you’re in need of a sweet or savory fix!

Middle Eastern cuisine is having a moment in Atlanta, and leading the pack is a selection of absolutely scrumptious Persian/Iranian restaurants. Expect expertly spiced dishes with fragrant ingredients like saffron, pomegranate, dates, cardamom, and rosewater. The cuisine, however, is typically not spicy, so it’s great for sensitive palettes as well.

There are not many things that everyone in this world can agree on, except for one thing: Caesar salads are superior and should be ordered pretty much any time you go out to eat. And if you don’t agree, you’re just plain wrong. Jokes aside, you can’t deny the incredible combination that is romaine, some shredded parmesan and garlic croutons. Reference our list in alphabetical order of where to get a crisp caesar salad in Atlanta.  

Looking for a place to get your karaoke on? Atlanta has a lot of singing hotspots, so it can be hard to choose one. Grab some friends and practice those vocals, or just goof around!

You wouldn’t initially think “tapas” when you think Atlanta, but it seems that the city really has taken to this type of cuisine imported from Spain. It feels like everyday a new spot is opening up where you can sip on sangria and gnosh on some patatas bravas, and we’re here to guide you exactly on where you can find the most tempting tapas around town.

While Atlanta may be the Capital of the South, we know we’ve got more Yanks than an unruly dog on a leash. But that’s not a bad thing at all – with all of the Northerners who have flocked down to the A over the last few decades, we’ve also gotten some great sandwich shops. The tradition of Northeastern sandwich shops in Philadelphia, New York City, Boston, New Jersey and other nearby locations is a rich history, with some sub shops going back over a hundred years.

One of life’s simplest pleasures is the breakfast burrito. The only thing better than breakfast food is Mexican food, so what happens when you combine the two?  Heaven, that’s what. Here are some of the very best breakfast burritos that Atlanta has to offer.

Call us Hermes (no, not the fashion brand – the Greek god), because we’ve got a message for you – There are great Greek restaurants in Atlanta! Looking for a spectacular spanakopita? Seeking out a sensational Souvlaki? How about a marvelous Moussaka? You can find all of that and more in this list – a parthenon of great Greek Atlanta restaurants.

When people around the world think of the American South, there’s one city that comes to mind – Atlanta. The A is in some ways the crossroads of the world with the globe’s busiest airport and international companies from Europe and Asia residing here. With so many folks from abroad living in the A, surely they want a taste from home? Luckily, they can find it through the multitude of international bakeries around Atlanta. We’re highlighting a few of our favorites that should make each of their home countries proud.

Baseball fans, start your engines? There is a planned mash-up of two sports coming in 2025, as the Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds are playing a regular season baseball game at NASCAR’s famous Bristol Motor Speedway. With the collision of two of the South’s favorite sports coming together, you better believe folks from the Delta, Appalachians, Lowcountry and more will be making their way to the mountains for this once-in-a-lifetime matchup. We’ve decided to pull together a few spots nearby the track whether you’re planning on a single, double or triple meal trip.

Watching games from your couch is only fun for so long. Sure it’s nice to throw a party at your place to watch the playoffs, but the world is opening back up, and that means it’s time to get back out there and start having fun again. Lucky for you, we’re here to help. We’ve compiled a list of 21 sports bars all over Atlanta that are great for watching the game, catching up with friends, and enjoying some dang good food. 

Katsu Sando is so much fun to say. It also happens to be delicious. The katsu “sand” is a street food staple in Japan, in addition to being sold at many convenience stores. It typically features a perfectly fried and breaded pork cutlet, dressed with tangy katsu sauce, with crunchy cabbage and sandwiched between milk bread spread with mayo.

Buttery biscuits, crispy fried chicken, and bomb BBQ is a given in a Southern metropolis like Atlanta, but what about mouthwatering regional delicacies like cheesesteaks from up north? The answer is yeah, we can do those, too! Check out these Atlanta restaurants that are cooking up some mouthwatering philly cheesesteaks. This list is in alphabetical order. 

Find yourself near the Benz stadium for a Falcons game or at State Farm for a concert? There’s a handful of tasty restaurants offering all types of cuisines nearby that you should know about! Check out our list to find some grub near you.

There are some excellent spots around town where you can combine your love of food, patios, and pups. Here are some of the best dog friendly patios in ATL!

Shabu Shabu – it’s not just fun to say, it’s a great way to enjoy your food. If you’ve had Chinese Hot Pot dinners, Shabu Shabu is similar – both feature meat, seafood and veggies in a delicious, bubbling broth. But Shabu Shabu is a little more interactive. You’re provided a plate of uncooked meat, veggies, dumplings, udon and more – it’s up to you to mix it exactly the way you want it. With a number of incredible Asian restaurants around Atlanta’s Buford Highway, Duluth, Gwinnett and other enclaves, it’s time to let Shabu Shabu shine.

There are a handful of dishes that can only be described as Southern. Fried green tomatoes, corn bread, sweet peas and everything from Soul Food to the Low Country covers the spectrum. But there’s one dish that’s been around for centuries and hasn’t changed too much since the Southern cookbooks it first started appearing in during the 1800’s – chicken salad. As the capitol of the South, Atlanta has its share of great chicken salad spots. We’ve covered a few of our favorites below.