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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.

Brookhaven has really exploded in growth these past few years, with a hot culinary scene to match! They’ve got a little bit of everything when it comes to dining out, whether the kids are coming with or it’s an adults night out. Be sure to check out our list with some of the best restaurants to dine at in Brookhaven!

There’s far more to a good hotel than clean sheets and working A/C. You want to feel like you’re in the middle of the coolest part of town, a short walk or Uber from bars, restaurants, and trendy yet classy hangout spots. But what if you could find all of those and more right in the lobby or on the roof of where you’re staying?Whether you’re spending the night or just an hour or two there, these hotel bars have a lot to love, especially their food and drinks.

There’s nothing quite like finding a great hole-in-the-wall restaurant that you will simultaneously want to tell everyone about as well as keep a hidden secret all to yourself. These Metro Atlanta spots are doing what they do so well and aren’t yet getting the crowds and love they deserve.

Alpharetta has become a veritable food oasis with a tremendous amount of delicious restaurants it’s totally impossible to list them all–but here are some you absolutely have to add to your bucket list.

There’s nothing like an unexpected find, a hidden gem, a delicious secret that you simultaneously want to shout about from a rooftop and keep completely to yourself. Here are 12 around the metro Atlanta area to add to your list!

If you work remotely and feel like you’ve been getting bit antsy being home, we have the perfect solution for you. Great wi-fi, strong brews, and comfy seating make these Atlanta coffee shops ideal for stretching your legs and getting out of the house for a study or remote work day.

Has a new Shoppy Shop opened up in your neighborhood? The rise of specialty convenience stores that offer freshly made dishes and high end products is a welcome trend among a number of Atlanta neighborhoods – and in some cases, it isn’t a trend at all, as these stores have decades of history. We’re looking at a few of our favorite neighborhood markets in metro Atlanta.

We love carbs, and we cannot lie. We love pasta in all the shapes and sizes it comes in. Perfectly stuffed ravioli shells, al dente tagliatelle, and rich, savory gnocchi–its all impastably perfect. These Italian joints in Atlanta know pasta in all its forms, and will be sure to satisfy you when you need a big bowl of carbs!

Is there any food as beloved in America as Mexican food? We think not, and we love all the varieties available, from cheesy Tex-mex goodness, to authentic street tacos on corn tortillas, to authentic birria. Here’s a round-up on the greatest Mexican spots to be found in ATL no matter what kind of flavor you’re in the mood for.

You know when you only have a few minutes to grab something to eat, but you don’t want to settle for something like gas station food? We’ve been there before, too. That’s why we’ve rounded up some places where you can grab a quick meal that doesn’t skimp on flavor. Check out our list for quick and easy spots to grab breakfast, lunch or dinner around Atlanta!