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Eat local! If you’re looking to support a locally-owned, minority-owned business this weekend, there’s plenty of them serving up some serious deliciousness. Check out our list with some of the best Black-owned brunch spots in town!

These places are PHOnemanal, and we are PHO real! As we enter soup season, be sure to consider trying this tasty Vietnamese dish consisting of warm broth, slurpy rice noodles, fresh herbs, and savory thinly sliced meat, if you haven’t before. The national dish of Vietnam, this dish was created in part due to French influence in the region–the name pho is even thought to have originated from the French word for fire, le feu. There’s not a lot of dishes more comforting in cold weather, and there’s a number of Atlanta restaurants serving up a delicious pot of the good stuff. Check out our list! 

Two of the fastest-growing areas in Atlanta are Vinings and Smyrna and Truist Park has only taken it up a notch. This growth has been accelerated by proximity to Cumberland Mall and the “Cobb Cloverleaf” (the junction where I-75 and I-285 meet). Typically, any area near a baseball stadium, a mall, and the highway tends to be populated solely by fast food and other chain restaurants. While Vinings and Smyrna do indeed have plenty of those, they have a jaw-dropping amount of charming and delicious standalone spots. Here are a few of our favorites. 

Wood-fired, deep dish, or a place that’s open late when you just HAVE to have a slice at 1am–we’ve got a list of all the best pizza spots around town no matter what type of pie you’re in the mood for.

Call us biased, but we think ATL is one of the most romantic (and delicious) cities in the U.S.A.! And we can prove it with these restaurants that truly deliver both gourmet cuisine and romance. Here are our picks for the top 29 romantic restaurants and places in Atlanta, perfect for you and your boo’s next night out on the town.

We’re so lucky as  a city to be able to enjoy all the unique flavors and cuisines from Buford Highway’s hidden gems. Here are some of our favorites that you must try!

One of the things that makes Atlanta a Great American City is our Black history and culture. And dining at locally-owned, minority-owned businesses is a great (and delicious) way to support Atlanta’s fabric. Here are some of the best Black-owned restaurants in Atlanta!

We’ve had a lot of fantastic meals this year, but there were a few that stood out above the rest. Fantastic service, a perfect mix of flavors, outstanding attention to detail… for us, these meals were the stuff of dreams this years. Keep reading for our list of the very best meals Atlanta Eats staff have had all year.

We love a great, cheap eat just as much as anyone but there are also Atlanta restaurants that are absolutely worth the splurge. You might have to open up your wallet a little wider for these meals, but these Atlanta restaurants are totally worth it for your next special occasion or if you’re just feeling fancy!

Everyone looks forward to the feasting, fun, and family gathering of the holidays all year long, but one thing we could do without is the mass of dirty hand-wash only dishes afterwards! Even a paper plate substitution does not discourage the post food-frenzy mess. Don’t worry about ANY of these inconveniences this year; make a reservation for Christmas Day dinner and enjoy some quality time this holiday season AWAY from the kitchen. Get a table before the rest of the city beats you to it! (Reservations required!)

*Queue the twinkling lights and joyful music* because it’s the most wonderful time of the year! Holiday season is here and in full swing all around Atlanta. We’ve put together a list of Christmas pop-ups and holiday pop-up bars for you and your besties or significant other to check out this season. There’s so many fun and festive things to do, you could try a new one every weekend until Christmas!

Whoever thinks Thanksgiving is relaxing has clearly never been in charge of cooking the meal. The food might flat out suck. Your turkey might be dry. Your stuffing could be soggy. And maybe that casserole you saw on TikTok didn’t quite translate to your kitchen. Here are some of the restaurants all over the Atlanta area helping to make your Thanksgiving stress-free.

Don’t worry about anything this year; make a reservation for Thanksgiving brunch, lunch or dinner! These Atlanta restaurants are giving you the 5 star experience without any of the mess or stress. Get a table before the rest of the city beats you to it!

Here’s the real tea and insider tips and tricks to Atlanta’s Michelin Star and Michelin Recommended Restaurants! Atlanta’s culinary scene is as diverse and dynamic as the city itself. Whether you’re a foodie seeking the pinnacle of fine dining or simply looking for your next favorite brunch spot, this guide has got you covered. From Michelin-starred gems to budget friendly Bib Gourmand bites, each restaurant offers something uniquely special. 

If creamy saag paneer, spiced juuust right tandoori chicken, and a big side of garlic naan sound like they’d be right up your alley, take a look at our list of Atlanta area Indian restaurants for your meal. 

Matcha, a type of green tea that originally comes in a powdered form, is in our humble opinion, one of the tastier ways to consume your caffeine. Matcha has a silkier, richer, “umami” taste than your other green tea varieties. It’s fantastic as a latte, in desserts, in ice cream, and much more! Here are some of our favorite places around Atlanta for creamy, dreamy, matcha. 

If you can’t make the trip to New Orleans, these Atlanta restaurants are the next best thing. They’re bringing the spices, the flavors, and the beignets to ATL and doing it so, so well.

There’s nothing quite as stressful as trying to find a space to host a big group dinner. It’s a delicate dance coordinating different schedules, contrasting budgets, picky palettes, and most importantly, finding a restaurant that will accommodate ALL of your guests! We’re here to take away all your group dining woes with our guide featuring private event spaces, private dining rooms, and smaller groups. Check it out!