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Hot dogs don’t have to be your guilty pleasure, it’s okay to embrace how delicious they are! Hot dogs are great ballpark snacks but baseball isn’t always in season, so for those off season hot dog cravings, we’re here to help. Check out these 7 hot dog spots around ATL that are sure to fix your craving. Add as many toppings as your heart desires and enjoy! 

It’s time to eat, ladies! Here are some of our favorite restaurants in and around the perimeter for a girl’s night out! 

The roar of the engines, the flash of the cars at full throttle going around the track, the excitement of watching your favorite drivers compete! There’s nothing quite like race day at the Atlanta Motor Speedway, a totally unique and fun thing to do just outside of Atlanta in Hampton. Here’s our guide on how to make the most of your experience. 

It seems like it’s a requirement when you’re a restaurant in Atlanta, whether you’re a Thai spot or a sports bar or a tapas place, that you have to have some sort of wings on the menu or you just can’t cut it here. While wings were by no means invented in ATL, Atlanta has absolutely adopted wings as its own cultural cuisine. And while we can by no means list all the amazing wings spot in this town, there are a few spots that locals rave about with wings that are better than the rest!

Located just West of beautiful Lake Lanier, Cumming, GA has a self described “Small town heart” and “big city spirit” – but what they don’t tell you is that Cumming has a metropolitan palate.

The idea of eating a raw vegan diet may make you shudder. You may envision a sad salad or some bold new interpretation of beets, but Tassili Ma’at pictures a wrap bigger than your head.  And that’s exactly what you can find at Tassili’s Raw Reality in Atlanta’s West End. I wanted to learn more about the restaurant directly from its founder and namesake, so we discussed everything from the raw vegan diet to the wrap you HAVE to get.

We love KFC, and no we’re not talking about the colonel. Thanks to a thriving Korean-American and immigrant population, Atlanta has incredible Korean Fried Chicken options. What makes Korean Fried Chicken so special?

Not only is the weather outside heating up, but the Atlanta dining scene is as well. And the latest additions are truly something to get excited about. There’s a first-of-its-kind rooftop pool and restaurant, a stunning new tapas spot in Alpharetta, and delicious new seafood restaurants. Keep reading to learn more. 

One of the best parts of living in Atlanta is the number of charming and distinctive neighborhoods. Located just east of downtown is Reynoldstown, one of the fastest-growing parts of town, nestled snugly between Cabbagetown, Grant Park, and Inman Park. It has a significant influence around Atlanta due to its budding restaurant scene, combining tried-and-true staples with bold new spots. Here are some of our favorite Reynoldstown eateries.

What’s better than kicking back and heading to a rooftop restaurant in the city? Buckhead features all the hottest locations for all occasions. If it involves a nice meal with a view, you know we’re there. Check out these rooftop restaurants to see which one you’ll be going to first!

While we’re never going to be confused with New Orleans, we do have quite a few restaurants doing us proud in the cajun/creole/New Orleans food front and we keep getting better at it. Take a look at these restaurants serving up the good Louisiana stuff around Atlanta if you find yourself in need of a great po boy fix. I present to you my pick for some of Atlanta’s top cajun restaurants in alphabetical order. 

If you’re looking for what makes Atlanta special, you don’t have to look farther than our HBCU’s. Clark Atlanta, Morehouse and Spelman all have roots going back to the mid 19th Century, dovetailing with the post-Civil-War-rise of the City we all call home today.

Atlanta seems to have a new restaurant popping up every day. But don’t let these steal you away from some of the most legendary institutions in Atlanta. Every one of these places spans back at least fifty years. The history of Atlanta is told through these storied bricks, especially in the time-tested food these places serve up. Here are 13 of the oldest restaurants in Atlanta, and their fascinating stories.

There’s something about the exterior CRUNCH. The interior softness. The steam coming from inside. The best deep fried dishes in Atlanta are all battered beautifully and edep fried. Whether you’re looking for something sweet, savory or in between, we’re sharing a few of our favorites in our list here.

Festival season is beginning! There’s plenty of music, arts, and culture festivals happening, but what about the ones with the best food? Check out our list, and mark your calendars for a fun time. 

And the votes are in…who won the 2022 Atlanta Eats Food Bracket: Chick-fil-A or The Beltline? Click to find out…

“[The vegan steak I created] tastes really good with some hot sauce. It’s actually inedible without hot sauce, in fact,” says Shapiro. “I really hope this works out. I am a little worried now that I think about it that I didn’t think things through enough.”

Your favorite restaurant is probably one of Ford Fry’s. So many of his concepts are in the conversation of Atlanta’s most popular eateries, from The Optimist to Little Rey. He’s a peerless restaurateur with many beloved brands. Although each has its own unique cuisine and style, they share that same Ford Fry seal of quality. It’s easy to hypothesize why Ford Fry has achieved unprecedented levels of success in the Atlanta culinary world, but why not find out straight from the man himself?

The Buckhead neighborhood has long been a premier dining destination in Atlanta, and there’s a plethora of fantastic brunch restaurants to boot. Dive into our Buckhead weekend brunch guide to find your next mimosa! Restaurants listed below alphabetically.