The Atlanta Eats Restaurant Finder
Just as its name indicates, 101 Steak is a chef-driven steakhouse serving the highest quality steaks and delicious seafood.
Everyone has the sarcastic friend who says that Gluten Free food tastes like cardboard. Take them to 2B Whole, however, and they’re very likely to keep their mouths shut. That’s because their mouths will be stuffed with delicious, gluten free pastries, desserts and savory dishes like pizza and pot pie.
Get ready for more than a meal at this Duluth spot…you’re in for an experience!
There’s something about that fajita sizzle and the taste of salt on the rim of your drink that makes any dining experience feel a little extra fun. At 7 Tequilas, they bring that authentic Mexican dining experience every night, with delicious plates, tons of margarita options and amazing service in four laid back locations.
770 BBQ grills up fresh & gorgeously marbled meat right in front of your eyes! It’s like dinner & a very delicious show.
9 Mile Station has the best view of Atlanta’s skyline, right from the roof of the famed Ponce City Market. With a chef driven approach to the menu (it changes frequently) and a bar program that features specialty cocktails and pairings perfect for whatever you’re craving, you can try duos like the apple harvest salad and Garden of Fire cocktail.
When you look at the numbers 9292 they might not mean much – unless you speak Korean. 9292 translates to “Grill, Grill” and at 9292 Korean BBQ that’s what you can do all night long, straight from your table. Find out why Korean-Americans in Atlanta love going to 9292 Korean BBQ.
This place is no typical pizza, pasta, and sub shop. This is fine Italian dining, disguised as pizza, pasta, and subs.
Alma Cocina brings a new approach to contemporary Latin and Mexican cuisine and a whole lot of spice to the heart of downtown Atlanta.
Amalfi Cucina and Mercato is the Buckhead and Midtown restaurant for authentic, delicious Italian dishes. They use the best ingredients, directly imported from Italy, and make mouthwatering Neapolitan style pies, pastas and cocktails.
Friends. Wings. Pizza. Those are the three obvious reasons to go to Amici, but you’ll find that there’s more to it than that.
What’s the difference between Ice Cream and Frozen Custard? According to a few custard lovers we spoke to, “Custard is more creamy”, “It’s better than ice cream – hands down.”
Breakfast, brunch, lunch and hand-crafted cocktails. Another Broken Egg’s menu will give you something to cheers about.
This could be the most decorated pizza anywhere! When you take pizza as seriously as Gio does, you’re bound to win a few awards.
At Appalachian Grill, you get the best of Cartersville’s hometown feel with incredible steak, seafood and pasta dishes.
Atlanta is the city of dining out, so dine out in the best way possible at Aria.
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.
Aspen’s Signature Steaks is a classic neighborhood steakhouse in Marietta that’s been in operation for over 20 years. Located just off of Shallowford Road, their decor is inspired by an Aspen ski lodge, and the menu is worthy of an Aspen clientele. They have massive Tomahawk Ribeye steaks, incredible Frenched Cheshire pork chop, Craft cocktails and an enormous wine selection.
Ate Track Bar in Cartersville, GA is a musically inspired cafe. The menu – an eclectic mix of taqueria-style entrees, house-ground steak burgers, plus amazing seafood and chicken entrees – is inspired by the musical memories of owners Jackie and Andrea Wallace.
When you walk into this Decatur spot, you’ll feel like you’re eating at home. Customers are treated like family, & the colorful, warm & homey environment has proved to be well-liked, with some guests having been customers since the restaurant opened.
It’s Atlanta’s most recognizable restaurant – and not just because of the giant fish sculpture out front. Thanks to the highest quality of seafood – fish only spend 18-36 hours out of the water – and friendly service, people in Buckhead and throughout the city love Atlanta Fish Market. It’s the #1 place to come to for retail fish – their quality is second to none. Plus, you’ll find incredibly knowledgeable staff as well = some folks have been working at the restuarant for almost 20 years. So what are you waiting for? It’s time to head to the big fish!
When it comes to Atlanta restaurants, there’s a place everyone recognizes for its white glove service, experienced team, extensive wine list, and the most elevated dishes in the South. Atlas at the St. Regis in Buckhead was recently recognized with a Michelin star and for good reason. Chef Freddy Money uses his experience from fine dining restaurants around the world, and uses that to elevate every part of the Atlas experience. You can travel throughout the world, but you may not find a more impressive dish than what you’ll find at Atlas.
Things in College Park’s Aye Tea Elle are simply elevated. Between the cool, calming lighting, the colorful decor, or the white, baby grand piano, everything at Aye Tea Elle captures the eye. But besides being great for date night – and your social media feed – the food is also top notch, with jumbo lump crab cake, lobster mac and cheese with smoked gouda, cajun alfredo penne pasta, lamb lollipops and much more.
At Azotea Cantina, the vibes are beachy, the menu is authentic and the rooftop is buzzing. With cocktails freshly squeezed in house, and those true-to-Mexico flavors, diners will not be disappointed. Azotea literally means rooftop in Spanish, and their deck in Atlantic Station is one of the best in Atlanta. Between the Baja taco and the Bisteak Alambre, the Castillas De Puerco and Carne Asada, their menu is mouthwatering, too.
You can find amazing food in the strangest of places. Yes, even connected to a gas station in Cumming, GA.
They’re cooking up good stuff at Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar. With multiple locations around metro Atlanta, there’s a Bad Daddy’s close to you.
Authentic Thai food with a sleek train vibe make Bangkok Station a delicious and unique dining experience!
The vibe at Barcelona is modern, it’s fast, it’s hip without being trendy, and it’s classic without making you feel like you’re in the dining car on the Orient Express.
Beer is made from three simple ingredients – barley, hops and water. So at Barleygarden, you know you’ll get a great option for beer with their 61 rotating taps.
bartaco is not a Mexican restaurant. Sure, they serve incredible tacos, fresh creamy guac, excellent elote corn, and magnificent margaritas. But they are inspired by cuisine from the Mediterranean, Asia and other exotic locales around the world.
Bell Street Burritos is the perfect stop after you walk the Beltline from Piedmont Park to the Old Fourth Ward.
Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks is a genuine sensation in Atlanta. After all, you don’t go from a gas station kiosk slinging cheesesteaks to multiple locations and local celebrity status overnight. Owner and founder Derrick Hayes put in the work – the man used to drive to Philadelphia and back just to get the perfect-for-cheesesteaks Amoroso rolls. Now, the work is paying off – folks all around Atlanta love their egg rolls and rank Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks as the best cheesesteak stop in the A (and maybe the whole country).
Made-daily-from-scratch New York style dough is hand-tossed, topped with only the best ingredients, and cooked to pizza perfection on a stone deck oven.
Bistro Niko brings a fantastic French brasserie experience to Buckhead! Owned and operated by Niko Karatassos of the Buckhead Life Group, the restaurant relies on years of experience with French cooking techniques and flavors, and like any good brasserie, keeping customers happy.
Atlanta has always been a City on the rise, with folks all over the country packing up and heading down to the Empire State of the South. That’s what owner Timmy Phillip did and why his Black Bear Tavern is an oasis for Chicago expats living in Dixie.
There’s something about an open-air space that makes you feel alive, and at BlueTop in Chamblee, they are living!
Tucked away in the Inman Park neighborhood is this Italian gem. Perfect for a romantic night on the town or a mid-week meal with friends, you’ll find homemade pasta and oh so much more!
West Midtown’s Bold Monk Brewing Co. is inspired by its namesake – with a facility that feels tranquil including an art gallery space, cask room and abbey/bookstore, you can find inner peace while sipping on Belgian style beers. But the flavors are bold as hell.
Inspired by la dia de los muertos, Bone Garden Cantina is reviving West Midtown.
In 2010 Atlanta Magazine awarded Best BBQ in Atlanta to a place that was only open one day a week. Two years later, Bone Lick BBQ has gone full time and is like no barbecue place you’ve ever been to.
Thomas Keller is a chef that can be described in one word; genius. Having already built the nations most acclaimed restaurant, The French Laundry, he set his sight on taking over Vegas. In it’s tenth year, Bouchon is proof that he has accomplished his task, and then some.
West End’s open container district is hopping at Boxcar in Hop City. Located right off the Beltline, Boxcar is smack dab in the middle of one of Atlanta’s best brewing districts and a historic railroad past.
Branch and Barrel at Alpharetta’s the Avalon has one of metro Atlanta’s best combinations of a chef-forward menu and incredible bourbon. Whether it’s the braised beef brisket, braised baby back ribs, or buttermilk fried chicken sandwich, each dish has incredibly fresh ingredients and the whole menu is filled with the comfort-food classics just like grandma used to make them.
This Best of Forsyth winner has you covered on all fronts. Fresh seafood, amazing steaks and a great drink list, it’s all nestled into the cozy center of Vickory Village.
Take the bustle of a New York deli lunch counter, place it in leafy green Sandy Springs, add a friendly ambiance, great customers and high quality ingredients and you get Breadwinner Cafe.
The story of Breakfast at Barney’s all starts in a name. Owner Barney Lee Berry, Jr. never really loved his name, until he realized that it made him stand out from the crowd. Well, that and his food of course. With a background from Glenville, GA Barney knows southern comfort food and brings it for the many customers lining outside the door of his downtown ATL restaurant.
If you’ve been paying attention to football (or soccer if you prefer) in Atlanta over the past decade, you’ve noticed that people aren’t just embracing Atlanta United. Whether they’re rooting for teams in England’s Premiere League, Germany’s Bundesliga, or Italy’s Serie A, everyone is adopting a team from across the ocean. But that means you’ve got to find a bar that’s willing to open at the crack of dawn so you can watch your favorite team live. Luckily, Little Five Points’ Brewhouse Cafe has become the go-to bar for fans of soccer across the world. And the highlights aren’t just on TV, either – they’ve got great beers on tap, awesome food, and incredibly friendly service. Watch and find out why Brewhouse Cafe is an ATL sports bar institution.
Since 1997 the legendary Decatur pub has been the go-to tavern for anyone who loves beer that would never ever be followed by the word Lite.
When he decided to open his very first restaurant, The Cake Boss chose the one and only Venetian Palazzo in Las Vegas. Using family recipes and his own world-famous desserts, he has built a restaurant that is truly destination worthy.
Bulla is a Spanish word that means to “make a ruckus”. In MIdtown’s Bulla Gastrobar, it’s easy to see why they took that name. With lively crowds and a great bar, folks at Bulla look like they’re always having a great time. Plus, the kitchen is top notch, with a seasonal menu focused on tapas and shareable Spanish favorites.
It doesn’t get more local than Buttermilk Kitchen — owner/chef, Suzanne Vizethan makes her own buttermilk.
C&S Seafood and Oyster House in Sandy Springs has a huge variety of seafood, a bar that everyone is talking about and service that is second to none. With the best seafood imported from regions throughout the United States, there’s plenty of options to choose from.
Walking into Cabernet is walking into classic steakhouses of the past.
It’s just like being in Paris. All that’s missing is the sound of an accordion being played by a mime.
Every great neighborhood deserves a great restaurant-bar where locals can have a great meal with friends, sidle up for a cozy drink or a slice of pizza and catch their favorite team on TV!
In a City that’s always hustling and looking to the future, going to Cafe Intermezzo is like traveling through space and time to an old European cafe. Whether you’re stopping by for an incredible cappuccino or espresso, a hand crafted cocktail or a mouthwatering sweet or savory bite, Cafe Intermezzo is the calm oasis in a chaotic City grid.
Authentic French pastries in Atlanta? Oui Oui! Café Vendôme pairs ancestral techniques with carefully selected ingredients.
It’s Neapolitan style pizza in Alpharetta! With an emphasis on service and outrageously delicious food, this is a truly top notch pizzeria.
Nestled against the Chattahoochee River in Vinings is the legendary Canoe. Its riverside setting is unmatched in Atlanta.
Downtown Woodstock has a fresh new spot – in more ways than one – with Canyon’s! Serving incredible fresh products in an American style menu, Canyons locally sources everything for a mouthwatering meal in an incredibly lively environment.
Capers has been making customers happy with mouthwatering, fresh seafood dishes and a menu focused on New American favorites for nearly 20 years. Owned by a husband and wife team, they aim to make every visit feel like home. Check out this Kennesaw based, black owned, neighborhood family restaurant any time you’re in Northwest Atlanta.
Capriotti’s began as a sandwich shop in Wilmington, Delaware’s Little Italy in 1976. Today, they’ve grown to many Capriottis, all around the country. But the ONLY Capriotti’s in Atlanta is in Kennesaw, where they make the restaurant’s famous Bobbie sandwich using perfectly baked bread, fresh ingredients and amazing customer service every day.
Casa Grande makes Marietta’s best margaritas – and the plates are grande, too. Whether you’re there for sizzling fajitas, incredible quesadillas, or homemade guacamole at the table – every meal at Casa Grande is delicioso!
Mexico is a big country, with more than the typical flavors you’re used to seeing. In Oaxaca, they have their own brand of Mexican cuisine, and Casi Cielo in Sandy Springs brings all of those flavors to Atlanta.
Catttle Shed is a wine and steak bar that is not your average steakhouse experience. This new age steak concept uses farm to table ingredients, local cattle and the experience of talented Chef Colin McGowan in the kitchen to create an incredible dining experience.
Central City Tavern is downtown Alpharetta’s favorite place to grab a cocktail, watch a game, and get a bite. With a massive patio (and Alpharetta’s open container policy), it’s a great place to get a cocktail before or after walking around the neighborhood. Bring friends and dig in to their comfort food favorites while watching your favorite team on their enormous TV’s.
The building that used to house The Watershed in Decatur, which stood empty for months, is the new home of Chai Pani. Serving up a variety of mindblasting (their word) dishes, Meherwan and Molly Irani have brought Bombay street food to West Ponce.
Traditional Thai cuisine in a modern, sexy setting is what you’ll find at Chai Yo. Tucked away in Buckhead, it’s the perfect spot for a work date or a date date.
Chairs is what we wish every neighborhood bar was like. Plenty of pool tables, retro arcade games, and an ample selection of beer and whiskey.
A hip atmosphere, a great selection of drinks, grills at your table and a menu that combines delicious Korean flavors with gastropub fare
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!
The Wild West is in Marietta! Cherokee Cattle Company, from the Marietta Family Restaurant Group, has the Texas-style charm—and Texas-size portions—that’s perfect for a family meal out.
Bright, fresh, and fun – That’s the Baja Mexican way and Chido + Padre’s is exactly that. Good at any time of day, they offer weekend brunch, lunch and dinner along with signature cocktails made from freshly squeezed juices.
267 miles to Atlanta’s closest beach – not exactly a quick trip. That’s why your best option for those beach vibes is in downtown Alpharetta, believe it or not. Chiringa, which has a sister restaurant on the 30A Coast, Chiringo, brings the beach year-round.
Chops is one of the best classic American steakhouses in the country – and it’s right in the heart of Buckhead! With some of the best service you’ll find in Atlanta, along with a fried lobster tail that’s kept people coming for decades, everything at Chops is higher quality. Watch to learn more about this classic Atlanta institution.
This old-school chop house right off of West Paces Ferry has made itself a staple in Atlanta.
For a true taste of Italy, Sandy Springs’ Cibo E Beve, always hits the spot. Known for fresh ingredients, innovative flavor combinations, and an inviting ambiance, Cibo is perfect for date night, lunch meetings, and family dinners alike.
With Uno, Dos, Tres locations – and lots of “actitud” – Cinco restaurants brings authentic Mexican Flavors with lots of personality to the Atlanta area.
Fine fare in an even more fine atmosphere. Citizen Soul is Alpharetta’s sparkly new child that will not disappoint. A variety of menu items fit to please every pallet and a bar to dream about at night, it all comes together with the friendly and knowledgable staff. Also don’t miss the giant fire pit outside!
Coalition Food and Beverage is a delicious, chef-driven restaurant in the heart of downtown Alpharetta.
Community Burger in Canton is designed to live up to its name. Yes, it’s an incredible restaurant where you can get delicious cheeseburgers, sandwiches, shakes, cocktails and more. But it’s also built to be a neighborhood restaurant, where folks come weekly and cast a vote. What for? At Community Burger, a percentage of sales goes to one charity every month – and it’s up to the community to pick which charity to support.
A mac and cheese restaurant that serves BBQ. But really really great BBQ.
Conchas Cravings in Villa Rica gives you “something super sweet, something super salty, something super healthy,” according to owner Juanita Conchas. With a focus on smoothies and crepes, they get creative with saltier dishes like their loco hot Cheetos and Doritos (think a Mexican Frito Pie) and street corn. They get sweet with their Oreo sundaes, Conchas crepe (with strawberry, banana and Nutella), and their Mangonada (mango sorbet topped with chunks of mango, a chamoy sauce (dehydrated fruit), Tajin (chili lime seasoning) and a tamarind stick. They get healthy with their delicious acai bowls and more.
Cooks & Soldiers has quickly attracted an audience of upscale tapas eaters from around the city.
The food and flavors of New Orlean’s best restaurants comes together at Copeland’s. When Al Copeland, founder and creator of Popeye’s Chicken, started Copeland’s in 1983, he wanted to bring Creole culture to the entire country.
Corner Tavern is a quality restaurant and lively neighborhood bar (we visited their Hapeville location) with some delicious eats, as well. When the weather gets warm, you can enjoy their outdoor seating and once their indoor dining starts up in the future, play a round of pool on their pool tables, or sit at the bar and enjoy a Jameson–they serve a lot of it.
Cajun food – REAL cajun food – right on Buford Highway? Oh yes. It’s real, and it’s spectacular. But this Cajun food comes from an unlikely source.
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.
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.
The freshest seafood, prime steak and every game you could want at this upscale sports restaurant.
DAS BBQ brings the best Central Texas BBQ flavors to metro Atlanta. With their original location in Vinings and a new location on Memorial Drive near Grant Park, every location of DAS has great outdoor vibes.
Davios has the kind of timeless decor and ambiance you’d expect to find at a high-end steakhouse in any of America’s great dining cities.
German Biergartens are one of the hottest trends to hit the restaurant scene, but in actuality, they’ve been around as long as their beer dating back to 1085 A.D.! At Der Biergarten in the Luckie Marietta District of downtown Atlanta, everything is served oversized and over-the-top delicious.
Desta is often called Atlanta’s best Ethiopian restaurant – and for good reason. They focus on familiar items on their menu, but with the flavors and preparation of Ethiopia. Everything is served with freshly made Injera flatbread, which can take a long time to make since it’s fermented before baking.
The aromas of wood-burning pizza, freshly-cooked pasta, and succulent meat are wafting through the air. No, you aren’t in Italy. In fact, this is di Paolo, an Italian restaurant in Alpharetta. This neighborhood spot features an open, inviting kitchen and an intimate, romantic ambience. They have been serving delicious Italian food alongside a lengthy wine list since 1995.
Can you feel nostalgia, comfort and home in a hotel restaurant? At Dirty Rascal in Buckhead’s Thompson Hotel, you can. That’s because Chef Todd Ginsburg created the whole concept around his history – growing up NE in the tri-state area, where red sauce restaurants abound.
Doshi Sushi owner Eugene Lee is so focused on fish. Coming from a family of Korean fisherman, Eugene makes sure that they get the FRESHEST possible fish you can find in Atlanta. If they can get the fish live, they’ll get it live and keep them in tanks up until the moment of consumption (try the live octopus for a one of a kind meal!)
This place may be called Double Zero, but it deserves 10’s across the board for the fantastic modern Italian cuisine it serves.
Taking the concept from Midtown to Buckhead, Ecco is bringing it’s iconic dishes and decor to another tony Atlanta neighborhood.
You know a place is good when there’s a line out the door, and since Emerald City Bagels opened, there’s been a line every morning patiently awaiting a delicious bagel or bagel sandwich.
Grant Park’s Estrellita is bringing incredible Filipino dishes to Atlanta’s east side! By focusing on family oriented fare, Chef Walter Cortado is bringing the best from his mother’s recipe book to the city. With restaurant partner Hope Webb, the two have made a delightful dining experience in one of Atlanta’s best neighborhoods.
When it comes to Atlanta’s best Irish pubs, Fadó is obviously at the top of the list. But they’ve also got delicious food like Irish Breakfast, Fish and Chips, and their Smoked Salmon Bites, along with a perfectly-poured pint of Guinness. With every soccer game you could hope for on TV, huge event spaces, and true Irish roots from its founders, there are lots of reasons to learn more about Fado Irish Pub.
Falling Rabbit is a beautiful gem of a restaurant in downtown Duluth at Parson’s Alley. Their approach is casual fine dining, but their dishes and decor veer more towards fine art. Falling Rabbit’s bar program is theatrical and creative – try the Spellbound cocktail for a smoky surprise. The menu is constantly changing, but can feature dishes like Agnolotti, Oysters and more.
Nothing tastes better than local. So at Farmview Market in Madison, GA, you better believe everything is delicious!
Fat Matt’s serves up all the things you want in great Q without the embellishments and gimmicks that other places use to draw customers. No, Fat Matt’s does it by serving damn good food.
Every great neighborhood deserves a great restaurant-bar where locals can have a great meal with friends, sidle up for a cozy drink or a slice of pizza and catch their favorite team on TV!
What’s in a name? At First Watch, it’s everything. Every morning starts at the crack of dawn, with freshly prepared fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and scratch batter.
For a healthy and delicious meal made entirely from scratch, look no further! Flower Child is here to satisfy both your stomach and your soul.
Nestled in Loganville just east of Atlanta lies a spot with award winning meats & cajun cuisine your mouth is gonna water for.
Malaysia is known for its amazing street food that brings together the cultures of Asia, Southeast Asia and the Pacific all together.
When Ford’s BBQ owners Justin and Faith Bradford went to Texas to celebrate their honeymoon, they visited some of the best BBQ places in the country. It was an eye opener for what Justin’s BBQ future could be. Now, with Ford’s BBQ he’s bringing that experience to put his spin on BBQ – including brisket birria tacos for one – with bolder flavors and a unique approach to sides. Every small town should have a great BBQ place, and luckily, Tucker has Ford’s BBQ.
Foundation Social Eatery is a neighborhood restaurant you must try, even if you don’t live in Roswell.
Four65 Woodfire Grill doesn’t disappoint. Everything is cooked in high end, Italian woodfire ovens…
Sample the Texan-slash-Southern style slow & slow cooked Hickory-smoked meats at one of Atlanta’s famous BBQ spots!
Frankie’s The Steakhouse is one of Atlanta’s best, Manhattan style steakhouses – and it’s in Duluth! Whether you’re looking for a seafood tower, incredible wine list or a perfectly aged, Bone-in ribeye, Frankie’s is firing off incredible dishes every evening. Whatever you’re celebrating – a graduation, a birthday, or just an opportunity to get out of the house – put Frankie’s on the shortlist.
Located in Krog Street Market, Fred’s Meat and Bread is everything that there is to love about food. Fred’s has the charm and flare of an old school soda shop with a pull up counter serving up some of Atlanta’s best comfort classics.
Tucked into the oldest neighborhood in Atlanta, Inman Park’s Fritti is bringing old school pizza to Atlanta.
Fusing culinary experiences with a fondness for farm-to-table fare, From the Earth Brewing Company is more than a microbrewer.
Frontera is one of Atlanta’s most iconic Mexican restaurants and has been serving incredible South of the Border flavors for over 35 years. Whether it’s delicious twists on tacos like their tacos vampiros, their incredible steak burritos (sourced from Frontera’s meat processor), or their mouthwatering margaritas (made with Frontera’s own barrel of Herradura Tequila), everything you want is front and center at Frontera!
Fumi is a restaurant that truly has it all: a gorgeous ambiance, the best quality foods you can find, great pricing, outdoor seating, an extensive bar with an impressive sake selection, private dining, an all-out sushi bar and hibachi for groups of any size.
It’s Friday night. The kids are full of energy for the weekend and you’re exhausted from a week of work. The answer? Galla’s pizza!
The menu at Gio’s offers bold flavors showcasing their bone-in, moist, lemon infused chicken that is artfully used in a select array of dinner options.
With locations in Virginia-Highland, and in a historic neighborhood in downtown Canton, Goin’ Coastal hauls in influences from all over the world for its menu.
There are some things that transcend Atlanta’s fabled brunch culture. Beyond the deviled eggs and the skillet scrambles, beyond the 45 minute waits to be seated when all you want is something to much on the go, is something much simpler: bagels.
Atlanta’s Grindhouse Killer Burgers locations serve burgers that are more than worth getting your hands on.
A modern interpretation of an old school burger joint, Grub keeps everything consistently flavorful and exciting, from the burgers to the over-the-top desserts.
Gu’s Kitchen is Atlanta’s authentic Szechuan family restaurant. Created in Buford Highway in 2010, Gu’s Kitchen serves incredible dumplings and noodles in the spicy Szechuan style of China’s City of Chengdu.
Get your tickets…errrr, reservations…to Kevin Gillespie’s Gunshow, a creative new concept in cuisine and scene.
For years, Gypsy Kitchen has been a go-to restaurant for Happy Hour and fun nights in Buckhead. One night out on their patio and you’ll understand why – between great cocktails, fantastic food and the best vibes on any patio in Metro Atlanta, there’s lots to love at Gypsy Kitchen.
A wonderful mixture of Gatsby style and southern charm. Welcome to Hal’s!
You don’t have to go very far to find fine dining dishes in a peaceful, pastoral setting. Just head to the Highlands in North Carolina and plan your visit to Half Mile Farm.
Hamp and Harry’s is a relatively new restaurant on Marietta Square. They have a great bar program, delicious locally sourced dishes, and a sexy atmosphere. Named after Scott “Hampton” McCray and Scott “Harrison” Kerns, Hamp and Harry’s focuses on in season produce and a rotating menu with excellent small plates and a handful of incredible entrees.
Located off of Collier Road in Atlanta, Hankook specializes in Korean bbq tacos made fresh to order for a line that regularly extends out the front door.
When in Rome, follow the Harvest Moon. We may be mixing our metaphors, but the Harvest Moon Cafe in Rome, GA is the place to visit when you’re in town.
A taste of Texas right at on our fingertips! Hattie Marie’s Texas Style BBQ and Cajun Kitchen is bringing finger licking good Port Arthur, TX flavor to downtown with NO apologies.
Haven Restaurant on Dresden Drive is the benchmark of great dining in the neighborhood, with a spectacular dinner menu, and a to-die-for brunch on weekends.
Fresh, oven fired pizzas in the Sandy Springs neighborhood keep the locals and people from all around coming back.
To drive by this place without stopping would be a mistake, because in a town that loves its ‘cue, Heirloom Market BBQ is among the best.
Henri Fiscus created a gourmet bakery in downtown Atlanta in 1929 at the corner of 10th and Peachtree Streets. For 90 years, this Atlanta institution has been creating gourmet baked goods, mouth watering sandwiches
Highland Bakery, with locations on the corner of Sampson and Highland in the Old Fourth Ward, and on the corner of 14th and Peachtree, is one of Atlanta’s favorite brunch spots.
A hobnob is a gathering, a celebration of life. And at Hobnob you’ll celebrate life with every bite, toast and smile. They practice unconditional hopsitality – open arms and open hearts for every customer.
This acclaimed Buckhead gastropub – and its illustrious late-night burger – needs no introduction.
Who said fine dining can’t be casual? At Hook Line & Schooner you can slurp your oysters and wear your jeans. Choose to enjoy your meal in the casual dining area, or outside on the patio to pair the fresh air with the fresh food.
What do you get when you combine delicious, expertly made sushi, a Robata bar and a brewery featuring 13 original beers on tap?
At Hugo’s Oyster Bar in Roswell, the atmosphere is always casual. But that doesn’t mean they take it easy in the kitchen. Hugo’s food is five star, using the freshest ingredients from the gulf and the best recipes from New Orleans.
Get the authentic flavors of Italy right in the heart of Sandy Springs! Il Giallo from Chef Jamie Adams makes their pasta on-site, uses fresh ingredients and has an ambiance that’s perfect for date night or the entire family.
Ippolito’s presents classic and nostalgic Italian dishes, served family-style, in a neighborhood restaurant with lots of local flair…that is, if you can resist the overwhelming urge to fill up on their famous garlic knots first!
Legend has it that a man named Henry Irby built a tavern and grocery store on Peachtree in the mid 1800’s. The area around his store was so frequented by locals that they called it Irbyville. The story goes that a hunter mounted a Buck’s head outside of Irbyville, and when travelers were looking for a good place to go, they were told to find the Buck’s Head.
You’re never a stranger at Jpresso coffeeshop and restaurant in Hapeville. It’s for good reason – they’re like a defacto community center, with regulars and local residents doing everything from hanging out to holding meetings at the space. In her childhood, owner Christine Ahn’s family owned a Hapeville convenience store – now, Jpresso is the culmination of her childhood dreams. So you know she loves the community.
The perfect stack of pancakes. An omelette that makes your mouth water. A flaky biscuit topped with poached eggs. The sights, sounds and familiar flavors of breakfast are there for you at every J. Christopher’s location.
At Jen Chan’s, Eat Supper Together isn’t just a slogan for the restaurant – they live it with their Cabbagetown community and all of the guests around metro Atlanta who stop by. Owner Jen Chan started the restaurant with her wife Emily in early 2019, and after two shorts years – and one pandemic – they’ve become a neighborhood favorite.
If you’ve ever been to one of the great cities or states in the Northeast, you’ve probably had a chance to dig in to a great sub or sandwich. And at every Jersey Mike’s location, you can take a bite of this great Northeastern tradition.
For southern barbecue that’s really good AND really authentic, look no further than Jim ’N Nick’s. Since 1985, this BBQ joint has been serving up fresh, made to order southern classics for everyone in Atlanta (and their mothers).
Located in Doraville, Jimmy’s Tequila and Carnes fuses Mexican food with the idea of a traditional steakhouse. As the name hints, this restaurant specializes in Tequila. In fact, they have co-branded a Tequila with the help of Tequila experts in Jalisco and Mexico City. Their menu consists of classic Mexican cuisine such as empanadas, nachos, and guacamole. However, they also have various steak and seafood options.
At Jinya Ramen Bar, you’ll always walk away with a shirt full of ramen broth and a smile. Start with their small plates, including incredible pork buns and crispy chicken.
If you’re in the Southeast, you can taste a little piece of New York with Johnny’s NY Pizza. Each Johnny’s shares the same quality, consistency & hometown NY feel that is hard to find this south of the Mason Dixon.
At Just Brunch Breakfast Bar in Duluth, they are singularly focused on one thing – creating a great brunch dish. Owner Keith Kash learned to cook from his mother, who inspired him to open both Just Brunch and his other restaurants, Who’s Got Soul (in fact, Just Brunch is decorated with some of her favorite records and books throughout).
Nestled in Duluth, K BBQ Factory is both a delicious and entertaining dining experience.
Kafenio is the quintessential cozy coffee shop, with comfy seating, antique elements, and flavorful brews every which way you take your cup of Joe.
What comes to mind when you think of a classic steakhouse? It’s pretty simple: you’ve gotta have the finest cuts of meat. You’ve gotta have those decadent, over-the-top delicious side dishes.
When Roi Shlomo decided to change his eating habits in 2012, he wanted to focus his diet on high quality food without processed ingredients. That desire has turned into Kale Me Crazy, a superfood cafe that supports a healthy lifestyle. With freshly made juices, incredible wraps and bowls, and a catering spread that breaks convention, Kale Me Crazy is bringing a healthy lifestyle to folks around metro Atlanta and the rest of the country.
There are three f words you can use to describe Karvelas Pizza Co. – Fun, Family and Freaking good pizza. A family owned pizzeria that has a neighborhood hangout atmosphere in all of their locations (Hogansville, LaGrange, Newnan and West Point), they’re the best place to have fun OTP in every direction. They’re also no slouches in the kitchen.
Kevin Rathbun Steak is just steps away from the famous Atlanta Beltline, but it’s more than access to Atlanta’s most frequented attraction that keeps customers coming. With a modern sexy dining experience, and the incredible service you find at Kevin Rathbun’s restaurants, you’re in for a great night with every visit.
This autentíco Columbian kitchen brings a taste of the old country to Cobb County.
Established in 2008, this 1950’s diner has a wide variety of delicious dishes to chose from all with names throwing it back to the 50’s.
Knuckies Hoagies has quickly become one of Atlanta’s go-to sub sandwich and hoagie shops for good reason. It all starts with the bread. Knuckies CEO Todd Broaderick was experimenting with baked breads for a pizza shop when he realized he made the perfect sandwich roll.
Kevin Rathbun’s fourth Atlanta restaurant is a fine addition to his eponymous Rathbun’s, Kevin Rathbun Steak, and Krog Bar.
A passion that has been passed down from generation to generation, the Krystal experience is one that every Southern man, woman and child has shared.
Kyma isn’t a modern Mediterranean seafood tavern. No, Kyma is more than that. It is a modern Mediterranean seafood experience; a celebration of Greek culture and cuisine.
La Parrilla is the spot where guacamole is created table-side, fajitas are served hot off the grill and enchiladas are covered with their signature sauce, white queso. There is something for everyone at this colorful Mexican joint so Atlanta Eats had to dig in and try the best they have to offer.
A cozy neighborhood gem, situated in the heart of the Virginia Highlands. And with a menu filled with veal meatballs and house made pasta along with a wine list that always surprises, you’ll be hard pressed to ever want to leave.
Located on the heart of the Beltline at mile marker 9.25, Ladybird Grove and Mess Hall is the place to go for campfire cuisine and a fun, outdoorsy time.
Atlanta Chef Jamie Adams comes from a rich cajun background, with two parents born and raised in New Orleans. He’s taken his history and combined it with his expertise in the kitchen to create LaGarde – Chamblee’s best new restaurant for cajun cuisine.
With its proximity to Atlanta, Cartersville blends city and country in one place. Largos embodies that as well, with a menu that features upscale, healthy, American cuisine and ingredients that come from local farms. Located in Cartersville’s historic East End, the restaurant is nestled next to recently opened breweries, axe throwing and more by developer David S. Holt. With cocktails changing seasonally and the menu items to match from Chef Steven, you’ll have a great date night, girls’ night or celebration with every visit to Largos.
Rocky Mountain vibes and an incredible scratch kitchen – Lazy Dog beautifully blends those two elements into one delicious restaurant. With interiors inspired by Jackson Hole – featuring aspen trees, fire pits, and a log cabin feel – being inside of Lazy Dog feels cozy.
Located in the heart of Buckhead, Le Colonial may be one of Atlanta’s most beautiful restaurants. Look for gorgeous Moroccan tile, palm trees throughout and Parisian light fixtures. And with a focus on French Vietnamese cuisine, they have an incredible menu of classic Vietnamese dishes made with French techniques. Consider mouthwatering stir fry marinated in tumeric, crunchy and soft Chai Yo spring rolls, or super satisfying Pho with fresh cinnamon basil. It’s all at Le Colonial!
Lawrenceville’s Local Republic, close to the clean country air, should be in any conversation about farm-to-table cuisine.
A down-to-earth spot with ambitious food, Local Three opened with splash. With a kitchen the size of two restaurants, they are able to make everything from scratch. This includes butchery
35 years ago, the first and only Longhorn Steakhouse opened in Atlanta, GA. Since then, the restaurant has boomed and grown into something nobody could have imagined. Even with its rise in popularity, Longhorn Steakhouse never forgot its Atlanta roots and customer focused culture. Based in the South, the fan base is passionate and loyal and, in return, hospitality is always emphasized.
Villa Rica’s best Mexican restaurant is Los Cowboys! They have sizzling fajita plates with the red (peppers), greens (jalapenos) and whites (onions) of the Mexican flag, fantastic flautas, terrific tacos and more. Find out why folks in Villa Rica love Los Cowboys!
Five minutes from the Beltline, skip the bacon, eggs and biscuit brunch places and grab a LottaFrutta.
If you’ve ever been to New Orleans, you know it’s a City with its own flavor and spice. But if you can’t make it out there, you can get all the flavor and spice you need at Louisiana Bistreaux.
North Atlanta’s best Northern Italian, fine dining experience is at Luciano’s in Duluth. With a family friendly atmosphere and decor inspired by Rome, everything at Luciano is inspired by the name, which translated literally, which means “light”. With an incredible menu that includes delicious pastas, brick oven pizzas, delicious steaks, homemade desserts like tiramisu and zeppoles, and much, much more, it’s the perfect place to bring family for a big event. Plus, they have an incredible wine selection and infused, smoked cocktails like their impressive Old Fashioned.
Lucky’s Burgers and Brews is inspired by the owner’s Golden Retriever, Lucky, so of course this Roswell hotspot has a pet-friendly patio with a person-friendly bar (which is always stocked to the max with ice-cold beer). Famous for their burgers, there’s no better place to have a drink, have some fun, and watch the game with your best friend.
Lure: To attract or entice. By Merriam-Webster’s definition, Lure, Fifth Group Restaurants’ Midtown fish house, is aptly named.
Mac’s Raw Bar is a seafood restaurant in the heart of Marietta Square, featuring dozens of different types of raw oysters every day, incredible seafood options, fantastic cocktails and much more. They ensure they get the freshest seafood product available for an incredible bite in every dish. They also have a huge focus on front of house with some of the best service in Marietta Square! Don’t miss out on Mac’s Raw Bar!
Expert pairings of cocktails along with small plate tapas give guests a unique combination of indulgence and comfort.
Maggiano’s has been bringing Italy to the Atlanta area for 20 years and they are top on our list.
When you smell a magnolia tree, you know you’re in the South. When you walk into The Magnolia Room in Tucker, you feel like you’re at home.
Buford Highway’s most high end, delicious Chinese restaurant is Man Chun Hong. Owner Jason Chang was born in Korea but his parents are from China. They emigrated to Korea and came to the US when he was 8 years and his entire history influences the menu at Man Chun Hong.
Atlanta bound British flyers don’t have to go far once they land – Manchester Arms in College Park will feel a little like home – with some American South sprinkled in. Since 2005, Manchester Arms has been serving home cooked meals for everyone in College Park in a bucolic neighborhood setting.
The story of Manuel’s Tavern goes back decades, to a Lebanese immigrant who opened a bar across the street from the Georgia State Capitol. Politicians would go to the bar to drink and socialize, and when the family moved to Poncey Highland in 1956, the politicians followed.
At Marcel, everything is mouthwatering. It’s a classic steakhouse with a French feel – order steakhouse favorites like Beef Wellington (give them 24 hours notice if you’re ordering it, though – it takes a while to make), Escargot and baked Alaska.
Incredible tomato sauce, handmade dough, and fresh ingredients everyday are just a few things that make Marco’s one of the best pizzerias in the business.
The Marietta Diner wants to make sure you never leave hungry. With enormous portions and 24 hour a day service, you can get breakfast, lunch, and dinner – and pretty much anything else you want – from the diner.
At Marietta Fish Market, the seafood is flown in daily. Whether it’s flounder from the Northeast, crab legs from Alaska, shrimp and grouper from the gulf, lobsters from Maine, Chilean sea bass or Greek lavraki..
Matthew’s Cafeteria in Tucker is one of those rare places: a beloved neighborhood institution whose reputation is known all over the city. It’s been feeding families for as long as anyone can remember.
You won’t find coal-fired flavor like this anywhere else in Atlanta.
From its humble beginnings on 6th Street in Midtown, to its now larger space and additional locations in Alpharetta and Smyrna, McCray’s tavern has been serving delicious food to Atlanta residents for over a decade. Whether it’s their 6th Street Nachos, Pimento Cheese Dip, the Grizzly burger or other great bar snacks, there’s a reason to make it your neighborhood pub.
Farm to Fork takes on a whole new meaning at this North Fulton eatery. The 150 yr old farmhouse and 1930s cottage serve as the grounds for Milton’s Cuisine & Cocktails and offers the perfect charm to accompany their New Southern fare.
When you come dine at this family-run restaurant, you’ll really feel part of the family.
Sourcing its beef from Buckhead Beef, Moxie assembles “awesome creations” in a bun.
Right off the Atlanta Beltline, you can find Muchacho, one of ATL’s best spots for breakfast tacos, coffee and cocktails, all in one of the coolest restaurant venues in the city. Built in an old railroad depot, Muchacho knows good design – in fact, you’ll probably notice most of the customers wearing Muchacho branded apparel. With a focus on experienced baristas and bartenders, Muchacho is ready to serve up any drink you’re craving.
Whether you’re brunching or lunching, dinner-ing or dessert-ing, Murphy’s does it all. And they do it all right.
Epicurean enthusiasts Todd Mussman and Ryan Turner only wanted one thing: to build the restaurant they would want to eat at. Turns out what they had in mind was just what Smyrna was craving, too.
Before you physically eat any of Chef Nahm’s delicious creations, you’ll devour them with your eyes first.
Nakato has been serving up some of the best Japanese cuisine in Atlanta since 1972, proving that fine dining can be fun dining. With their extensive selection of traditional hibachi and teppanyaki dishes, Nakato is fit to satisfy your whole party – and all of their cravings. The sushi menu at Nakato is equally impressive, featuring all kinds of rolls and bowls made with the freshest fish and prepared using traditional Japanese techniques.
NAM Kitchen is a Vietnamese restaurant all about the experience. Vietnamese culture treats meal time as an opportunity for family to come together and celebrate!
The Best Vietnamese food in Buford Highway is at Nam Phuong. With a focus on authentic Vietnamese flavors with a creative approach, Nam Phuong delivers with every meal – whether it’s pho, delicious rolls, fried rice, spare ribs and more. Learn more about this Buford Highway staple and why you need to nosh on Nam Phuong now!
It’s a must stop location on the Atlanta Beltline – thanks to a brewery and a brewmaster with a pedigree that goes all the way west to Escondido, California. But it’s not just a brewery – New Realm finds creative ways to inject their brews into unreal dishes.
Tired of steakhouses that feel a little stuffy? New York Prime is poised to be your new favorite. They have all the fine dining fixtures – top notch service, a brilliant chef and carefully crafted cocktails. But they also look to mix old school with new school by having a great music selection, personable bartenders and by making fun a big factor in everything they do.
NFA Burger owner Billy Kramer knows burgers – after years of trying out burgers on the road as a sales executive, he started tracking some of his favorites with an Instagram account – @billysburgers. Now, Billy has taken his love for the burger to new heights – with a brick and mortar burger spot that has quickly become one of Atlanta’s favorites – NFA Burger. Find out why Billy is Not F’ing Around with his incredible Dunwoody based burger restaurant.
Nikolai’s Roof serves up classy caviar and sure-fire martinis, but how about an outstanding rack of lamb, a delicious duck breast and the perfect steak. Located in Downtown Atlanta on the top of the Hilton hotel, Nikolai’s Roof provides a view like nothing else in the city.
Nina and Rafi has answered Atlanta’s Italian cuisine-related prayers with their ristorante per famiglie (family restaurant), providing the city with incredible craft made pizzas.
Step into Mexico the next time you head to Castleberry Hill at No Mas Cantina. Featuring incredible Mexican dishes and mouth watering Margaritas, this restaurant is enormous and can hold your next large party with ease.
At No. 246 almost everything else is sourced locally, from the Georgia white shrimp to the Sweetgrass Dairy goat cheese and north Georgia trout.
Can something sweet bring you the substance of life? With delicious smoothies, bubble teas and smoothies, that’s Nom Station’s goal. Inspired by the Thai word for milk, “Nom”, owner Brian Odum and his wife Vicki wants to make Nom Station taste like home – with a Thai twist. Don’t sleep on their savory offerings, either – the Healthy bowls, salads, cuban and breakfast sandwiches are delicious.
With over 36 varieties of fresh sushi, udon noodles, calamari salad, hibachi, & so much more, Nori Nori has anything a Japanese food lover could ever want.
Serving up classic Mexican dishes, Nuevo Laredo wows diners with everything you could possibly want in, on, or near a tortilla.
Reminiscent of the old-style neighborhood store where you could get a soda, a sandwich, and some groceries for home, OGM is as much a place to meet as a place to eat.
Ocean and Acre is bringing the Northern California dining experience to Alpharetta’s The Halcyon. With a menu that sources local farm to table ingredients and seafood from the Georgia coast, Ocean and Acre is a true farm to table celebration. Enjoy their sunny patio with a bar window for that afternoon cocktail brunch, or head in for a romantic dinner in their beautifully designed, high ceiling space.
They’ve been open for 40 years and continue to make delicious, slow cooked meats in their classic Old Brick Pit.
Historic, charming & cozy — if you’re looking for an incredible southern meal in a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere, Old Vinings Inn is a great choice.
With a history as old as Savannah itself, the Olde Pink House is a perfect icon for Georgia’s coastal jewel. Celebrate their 250 year anniversary as a building and nearly 100 years as a restaurant by visiting Savannah and adding them to your itinerary.
One Flew South is a globally recognized restaurant, thanks to having the only Michelin starred restaurant in an airport, at Hartsfield Jackson. Influenced by the global travelers who visit the airport and using local ingredients, One Flew South features menu items from around the world, curated by world class chefs. Now, they’ve added a second location right off the Atlanta beltline, where chef Todd Richards can have more freedom to flex his muscles around the menu – including smoked and grilled proteins from their patio.
The Original Pancake House has been serving up “pancakes as you like them!” since 1953. Everything is made from scratch and to order, using locally sourced ingredients to ensure that the freshest food ends up on your plate.
After a trip to Italy, Ryan Pernice decided to bring a taste of Rome to Canton Street. From pizza on the patio to delicate pasta paired with the perfect glass of wine, you’ll be transported to the Mediterranean immediately.
A legendary Atlanta steakhouse, Pampas Steakhouse has been serving Johns Creek residents incredible, Argentinian style steaks for nearly 20 years – and has gained the attention of Zagats, Wine Spectator and others for their delicious food, top notch service, and beautiful decor.
Who is the Papi in Papi’s Cuban and Caribbean Grill? Owner Reynaldo Regalado’s father inspired the name with his delicious Sunday family meals, filled with love. Now, with the culinary expertise of his wife Teresa, Papi’s delivers one of ATL’s best Cuban sandwiches, tostones, coffee, tres leches and more.
Park Tavern has it all — amazing food and drinks, beautiful views, and a prime location at the entrance of Piedmont Park.
Take a stroll through the woods and dig in to incredible Southern favorites at Parkwoods! Located in the heart of Dunwoody at the Crowne Plaza Atlanta Perimeter, Parkwoods has fantastic fried chicken, sensational shrimp and grits, and a world class bar program. Digest your meal with a walk afterwards – the restaurant sits next to an 8 acre garden and wooden parkway.
Gastro Italiano right next to the Mall of Georgia. And yeah, this is the place to get a Krispy Kreme burger, what’s not to love about that?
Gastro Italiano right next to the Mall of Georgia. And yeah, this is the place to get a Krispy Kreme burger, what’s not to love about that?
Looking for positively massive meatballs and all the garlic knots you could ever want? Pasta Bella is just the ticket. This hidden gem from the Marietta Restaurant Group is a consistently solid, affordable, and family-friendly spot for scrumptious pasta, craveworthy cannolis, and more. The portions are absurd, so wear stretchy pants and prepare to bring some leftovers home for days to come!
Still ready to party after the Braves take a W at home? Stop by PBR Atlanta for a night of drinks, dancing, and fun!
“Food is a reason for living” is the motto at Petite Violette. In what was formally known as Petite Auberge has emerged the finest French dining establishment in Atlanta.
This fast casual chain had been specializing in cheesesteak perfection for 33 years.
Marietta Square brings that small town feel to the metro Atlanta area. And every small town should have a delicious, authentic Italian restaurant in their town square. Piastra delivers on all of that and more…
Two best friends, Helen and Melissa, and co-founders of Piece of Cake started this bakery with three original recipes and now have a variety of tasty cakes!
There is something special about this barbecue joint. No frill, but Pig-N-Chik supplies a lot of flavor and unique menu items.
When you can smell smoke driving in…when the line is out the door…when the sides are simmering all day – you know you’re at a good BBQ spot. Delta employees and Hapeville residents have been coming to Pit Boss BBQ for years for some of the best smoked wings, ribs and brisket anywhere!
The flavors of the mediterranean are all over Atlanta – and you can find them at PITA Mediterranean street food. What is mediterranean street food? Delicious gyros, falafels, hummus, babaganoush and tabouleh.
Roswell’s got a new Neapolitan pizza spot in town, and it’s already turning heads.
Where does East meet West in the South? At PONKO chicken! This Japanese inspired fast casual restaurant was a Stone Mountain institution until it took a break for a few years after the 2008 recession.
There is no shortage of remarkable, high-end places to dine in Buckhead. But if you want to impress, Pricci will do just that. Nosh on great Italian and Modern American fare; highlights include the Osso Bucco and Pork chop which are both great dishes to share with a date.
Just off of Mansell Road in Alpharetta is a restaurant that feels like it’s straight out of Buckhead; massive steaks, fresh seafood and a bar that’s always full of energy. This is a name you already know, and a restaurant you’ll love; This is Ray’s at Killer Creek.
Ray’s on the River in Sandy Springs is one of those rare places where the food is matched by the beautiful view.
Recess is Buckhead’s new bowl centric spot with incredible food that will happen to make you feel good, too. That’s because Recess is focused on fresh, veggie forward ingredients and healthy dishes made with serious flavor. Produce is delivered daily and food is prepped every morning – plus service is always given with a smile.
Since 2011, Red Pepper Taqueria has been delivering delicious, fresh Mexican fare daily. Led in the kitchen by the incomparable Chef Mimmo – Red Pepper uses fresh, local ingredients whenever possible, separating them from other Mexican restaurants in the area.
At the headquarters of Porsche, you can have the ultimate dining experience and the ultimate driving experience all in one. Restaurant 356, located inside of Porsche headquarters with views of the Porsche Experience Center track, is one of the most unique fine dining destinations in the country. Named after Porsche’s first production car, Restaurant 356 features nods throughout the restaurant to Porsche’s history – from the leather seating to the art on its walls.
If Willie Wonka made doughnuts, these are the doughnuts he’d make.
Bienvenue. Willkommen. Bienvenido. Welcome. Rico’s World Kitchen embraces culinary influences from every corner of the world to cook up a boundless menu of culturally enriched comfort foods.
When it comes to mezze, Rina is simply magnificent. A middle eastern approach to tapas, mezze and dips are a great way to start a meal at Rina, with marinated olives, beets & honey, labneh & a’tar, baba ganoush, cauliflower and garlic & dill feta – all served with house made pita bread. For something a little heartier, grilled dishes like the steak kebabs and Rina’s burger are a perfect entry for those unfamiliar with middle eastern fare. Also, don’t sleep on the desserts – the pistachio baklava might be the best baklava in Atlanta!
Roc South Cuisine and Cocktails is bringing an elevated Soul Food experience to Buford Highway. With dishes like Seafood Eggrolls, Cajun Shrimp and Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes, their seafood selection is four star and their service is second to none.
Born in New Orleans, one of the most incredible food towns in the world, this restaurant now has locations all over the country.
Everyone in Sandy Springs knows about Samad Mediterranean Grill. It’s not just because of the friendly owners you see in Lesley and Jamal Samad. Or the incredible selection of goods from Croatia, Greece, Lebanon, Turkey and other countries of the region. Or the incredible Lebanese dishes Mr. Samad is always cooking up in his kitchen. It’s because they love Sandy Springs.
During the early 20th century American prohibition, a newspaper in Boston asked what to name individuals who weren’t breaking the law by brewing or distilling, but were breaking it by enjoying the drinks. The term “scofflaw” was created to identify these individuals scoffing at the law. Atlanta’s Scofflaw brewing pays tribute to this history with each of their delicious beers and canned cocktails.
The best kept “secret” of Brookhaven and Alpharetta is ready to get let out of the bag. This spot is the place for reimagined favorites.
Sidelines Grille is a family sports bar and a neighborhood favorite at each of its four locations around metro Atlanta. Come for TV’s everywhere (including at your booth!), programmed nights with trivia and bingo, two dozen draft beers on tap, craft made cocktails and a menu that’s all over the map.
Set across from Grant Park’s Oakland Cemetery, it’s only fitting that this aptly named pub serves Spicy Rat Toes and such…
Hit the road and head to Smokejack! This downtown Alpharetta institution has been there since before the area’s revitalization and continues to deliver delicious BBQ and southern dishes every day.
Steve Hartsock created Socks’ Love BBQ after discovering a passion he had for cooking, which led to him leaving a career in construction for one in catering, and eventually to his brick and mortar Socks’ Love BBQ location.
Buckhead’s cozy Souper Jenny café may switch up its offerings on a daily basis, but one thing you can always count on is food that will satisfy.
In 1993, South City Kitchen opened on Crescent Avenue, a hidden side street in Midtown at the time. Now, 26 years later, SCK is an Atlanta institution, serving Southern classics with a sophisticated spin in four stylish locations.
Where the train tracks run through Chamblee, you’ll find Southbound – a creative, Southern comfort food restaurant. Featuring two floors with rooms for lots of events (including weddings), the charm and warmth emanates from each floorboard and decoration.
Its all in the name when it comes to Sports & Social. There are TV screens covering the walls and free interactive games all around.
Serving up ‘cue to the masses since in 1926, Sprayberry’s is a legend in Newnan and beyond. But it’s more than BBQ, it’s family, Friday Night Lights and tradition. Oh, and the best lemon icebox pie you’ve ever had!
Sprig is, as the Web site proclaims, “a community centered restaurant” serving Southern comfort food, made with locally sourced ingredients.
Atlantic Station has tons of great options, but one restaurant in particular really sticks out. Sri Thai’s creative wooden structure gets your attention from the street, and their imaginative dishes get your attention in the restaurant.
Ford Fry’s latest spot that has turned into the hottest table in Atlanta.
The sports bar scene is booming in Atlanta, but STATS Brewpub really sets themselves ahead of the pack. The restaurant has tables furnished with beer taps, five different bars to ensure quick service, and 70 HD televisions for ample game coverage
Tex-Mex dishes – like the kind you can find in Superica – are their own incredible cuisine, built over generations in Texas and the American Southwest.
The story of Sweet Auburn BBQ is a quintessential American immigrant story, and at the center of it is Betty Hsu. Betty, her husband and children created the first Chinese restaurant in Henry County. The family would often spend more time in the restaurant than at home, but it’s where they learned Southern Hospitality, and where Betty’s children honed their skills.
Sweet Hut Bakery and Cafe is an Asian focused bakery with incredible sweet and savory options for every palate. Owned by the same restauranteurs behind Atlanta’s Food Terminal, Sweet Hut makes their Malaysian, Southeast Asian and Japanese inspired menu accessible for folks who have never tried an Asian pastry before.
Upscale barbecue done right in the heart of Buckhead. 521 Kitchen & Que combines complex flavors and classic techniques to create a new twist on traditional southern classics.
Atlanta’s #1 brewery is bringing West Coast style beer and delicious gastropub grub to your glass.
Ryan Pernice and Ted Lahey have impressive culinary resumes. Both have succeeded in New York City, and now they’re cooking up a Southern storm in Roswell at their restaurant, Table and Main.
Taco Mac serves the southeast’s original & award-winning buffalo wings, offers the best selection of craft beers on draft & brings the friendliest Southern hospitality they fell in love with so many years ago.
Few things say “fresh” quite like a good taco does, and that’s what Taqueria del Sol offers.
Looking for a family friendly restaurant that will teach your kids to eat things they may not be familiar with? Taqueria Tsunami brings the flavors of South of the Border and the Far East together in familiar, popular dishes like tacos, nachos and more.
Known as one of the most authentic Caribbean food restaurants in Metro Atlanta, Tassa Roti is a hot spot for Trinidadian cuisine with locations in both Marietta and Alpharetta.
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.
Alden in old English means “old friend” – and it also happens to be chef Jared Hucks’ middle name. So it only made sense that The Alden restaurant celebrating the “convivial feeling of being amongst old friends” would take on the eponym.
A beach break right around the corner! The Big Ketch brings your dreams of fresh seafood and beach bar vibes to Roswell.
A little cafe in College Park that is changing the way people think of this sleepy town.
The Curious Pig in Fayette County is a place where delicious, chef-driven food is created in an area with traditionally few options.
If you’re a smoked meat, whisky & craft cocktails fan, you’re gonna want to make a reservation here ASAP.
What is it about Southern cooking that makes our breakfasts so much better than anywhere else? The BISCUITS. The Flying Biscuit has been bringing this combination of South and breakfast together since 1993 around Atlanta and has been growing and growing ever since.
When The General Muir opened in February 2013, there was little doubt that he’d been wildly successful in the execution of his idea. From subway tiles, to a baked goods counter, a sit-in restaurant, and a breakfast counter…The General Muir has everything you could want in a deli.
We all know a honeybaked ham is a holiday tradition, but did you know they have delicious offerings year round, in addition to their mouthwatering ham? Whether it’s their new BBQ pulled pork sandwich, or their classic tavern club with ham and turkey, there’s something delicious and homey for every appetite. Plus, there’s always a Honeybaked nearby you – check out our map below for a full list of locations.
Edison bulbs, exposed brick walls, and a friendly staff. It’s everything a hip, new restaurant strives to have. The Iberian Pig, located in Decatur, offers this and much more.
We know seafood boils in this part of the country – whether you’ve got roots in the low country or New Orleans, boils are a way of life in the South. That’s why business is booming at The Juicy Crab!
We know seafood boils in this part of the country – whether you’ve got roots in the low country or New Orleans, boils are a way of life in the South. That’s why business is booming at The Juicy Crab, where they make delicious crab, lobster, shrimp and crawfish boils in delicious sauces, all served to you in a convenient plastic bag (the better to get those sauces in all the shellfish nooks and crannies).
Known as the Town Hall of Tucker, The Local 7 gives diners a small town feel, even though it’s just ten minutes outside of Atlanta. Basic bar food is kicked up seven notches here with a large, varied menu including fresh salads, yummy sammies and wraps, delicious burgers and other pub favorites. Located on Main Street, patrons come from surrounding cities to try the awesome food, including the very popular tater tots!
A stunning 10,000 square feet of exclusive space located on the northeast side of the theatre, The Marquee Club presented by Lexus has access to the fabulous rooftop terrace, for the first time in decades, overlooking the iconic Fox marquee and Peachtree Street.
The Mill Kitchen and Bar proves you don’t have to live inside the perimeter to find absolutely incredible cuisine.
“Your people will be happy you fed them pizza.” That might be what they say at The Mule House Wood Fired Pizza in Cartersville, but they should be more specific – your people will be happy when you feed them pizza from The Mule House. Cartersville may not be Italy, but they still manage to put their own spin on a pizza crust, with a unique smokey flavor. Look for pizzas like the Mule House special with Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Pepperoni, Sausage, Bell Peppers, and Mozzarella, or the Fig and Prosciutto with Fig Preserves, Fresh Mozzarella, Prosciutto, and Basil.
The Nest Cafe is a full service European Bistro located in downtown Alpharetta, serving up paninis, soups, salads, gelato, and specialty beverages made fresh to order in a casual and welcoming environment.
Thought Atlanta couldn’t be known for its seafood? Ford Fry’s award winning restaurant hopes to change your mind.
You’ve seen it featured on FX’s Atlanta, but the legend of J.R. Cricket’s goes deeper than lemon pepper wings (Although the lemon pepper wings ARE excellent).
Power lunches, your face on the wall and the best Chicken Parm in Atlanta; what’s not to love at The Palm?
800 beers (and not one of them is a Budweiser). Gourmet pub grub (like, actually really gourmet)
The restaurant boom in College Park started in one place – Real Milk and Honey. It’s one of the first black owned restaurants in the area that started the current brunch trend (that is showing no signs of letting up). People from all over Atlanta – and the country – come to Milk and Honey for the great vibes, loud music, awesome service and amazing food (like the best shrimp and grits in Atlanta).
You’re likely to see a lot of chain restaurants in Kennesaw, but this spot is anything but that.
The Select Restaurant in Sandy Springs is the perfect place for anyone who likes food, wine, and/or a good time. Located right next to the City Green *open container* park, The Select provides the unique option to take your drink down to the scene!
Chic New-American-meets-Southern restaurant with craft cocktails & locally sourced, seasonal food.
Atlanta has a few truly great gastro pubs where as much attention is paid to the food as the beer, and There is one of the best.
With a diverse and made-from-scratch menu serving breakfast until closing, Thumbs Up Diner is a neighborhood gem.
Tin Lizzy’s has taken traditional TexMex and upgraded the terminology to one that evokes more flair.
Is Tio Lucho’s the best Peruvian restaurant in Atlanta? If you ask folks in Poncey Highland, the answer is YES. A newly established restaurant that’s already making its presence felt in this classic ATL community, Tio Lucho’s was named in honor of chef Arnaldo Castillo’s father who passed away shortly before the restaurant opened.
When Hank Johnson was looking to name his restaurant, he wanted to stand out from the common Tom, Dick and Harry places everyone was used to. So what else to name it but Tom, Dick and Hank! Johnson focuses on the backyard BBQ favorites like brisket, ribs, smoked chicken and pulled pork – plus fresh veggies like squash and zucchini.
Tomo changed the way we looked at sushi. The beauty of the plates brought out are like works of art on your table. Fish melts on your tongue and it’s impossible to not want more.
You don’t have to be any good at golf to have a great time at Top Golf! Yes, you can go and enjoy the high tech driving range even if you’ve never picked up a club before.
Toscano is Atlanta’s newest Tuscan Italian restaurant and immediately making a delicious impact on Atlantic Station. Created by Linda Harrell and Gianni Betti, owners of Sandy Spring’s Cibo E Beve, Toscano translated literally means someone from Tuscany.
Right in the heart of downtown Atlanta lies a restaurant that is more like a tropical paradise! From Mai Tai’s to dishes prepared in woks & Chinese ovens to tiki memorabilia galore, Trader Vic’s has everything in place to put you in vacation mode!
Truck and Tap is a new type of dining experience. A bar with different local food trucks coming each day, you could visit 7 days in a row and experience different ones all throughout the week!
Tucker Brewing Company is showing Atlanta and the rest of the country how great its beers can be. After winning a gold medal at the Great American Brew Festival with their Tucker Lager, they recently added a kitchen in August of 2020. They have mouthwatering dishes that pair perfectly with the beers, like a Buttermilk Fried Chicken Sandwich, Beer Battered Fish and Chips, a Giant Pretzel with Beer cheese, fried sauerkraut bites, a burger and more.
Small plates to noodle dishes to perfectly crafted Thai specialties rule the roost. But, don’t overlook the beverages. The Thai Tea is almost too pretty to drink…almost.
Mexico City street food comes to the westside of Atlanta at Tuza Taco. Step in to the lively atmosphere at Tuza and head to the bar for a delicious, hand crafted margarita.
Just a block away from the Georgia Aquarium & Philips Arena, you’ve got bourbon & bbq that has the whole city buzzing.
They call Georgia the Empire State of the South, and with all the snowbirds who have migrated from New York City, you could say ATL and NYC are almost sister cities. So it makes perfect sense that the delicious, dry aged steaks from Uncle Jack’s Meat House are only available in two locations
Food lovers and dog lovers unite at this “fur friendly” hot spot. Whether you want something light, BBQ classics, or even the all-American patty melt, UJoint has got it on the menu.
unWine’d and Tap in Marietta is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a long day. They offer 16 wine choices on tap, all served at the perfect temperature, and with the help of a beverage coordinator. This couple-owned restaurant began their success in the food industry with their wine and beer shop, unCorked, located next door to the restaurant. Now, they are serving up delicious tapas and platters. They offer lots of special events such as wine dinners, liquor pairings, and wine tastings for those who want to enjoy their drink on a more elevated level.
The view of downtown Alpharetta is beautiful Up on the Roof! Up on the Roof is an incredible small plate bar and restaurant that’s become one of downtown Alpharetta’s go-to places for a great night out. They bottle their own delicious cocktails and have small plates like Smoked Beef Rib, a seasonal Deviled Egg dish called the Humpty Dumpty, incredible Honey Soy fried chicken lettuce wraps, and much more!
Fantastic Neapolitan pizza made by one of the nicest men in the business.
A concept dedicated to cooking pizza true to Naples, Italy, Vero is focused on using the freshest ingredients to craft the highest quality pies.
In Inman Park there’s a sandwich spot that offers sandwiches and one of the city’s best patios for people-watching.
Make your burger your way at Village Burger. With multiple protein options – beef, turkey, fried/grilled chicken and a house made black bean veggie burger – you’ll get exactly what you want. Plus, they have other great options like buffalo fries and 1/4 pound Hebrew National hot dogs. Don’t forget to grab a Frozen Custard on your way out!
Vino Venue is all about the perfect pair – wine and food. The unique wine selection at Vino Venue is extensive and always changing.
Get your favorite Italian-American cuisine in the cozy neighborhood pub feel you crave. Vintage Pizza brings the old style of making pizzas, pastas, calzones & Stromboli’s to Chamblee. From classics like lasagna and caprese salad to their house specialty, the Blue Pie, they’re bringing the best of Jersey to the Atlanta area
Welcome to Dollywood! Visit one of America’s most charming and unique vacation spots nestled in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. Stay at Dollywood’s HeartSong Lodge, where cozy mountain vibes meet luxurious amenities, making it the perfect spot to relax. Or head over to the DreamMore Resort and Spa, a gorgeous retreat with family-friendly rooms, a stunning spa, and all the touches of Dolly Parton’s Southern charm. We’ll dive into the thrill and fun of Dollywood Theme Park itself, where world-class rides, delicious Southern food, and live entertainment await. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or simply looking for a memorable family getaway, Dollywood offers something magical for everyone.
Who’s Got Soul is an authentic southern cafe focused on family and – of course – food. What’s so unique about Who’s Got Soul is their dedication to quality.
Wild Crab is the latest boil-in-a-bag restaurant that’s winning Atlanta seafood lovers’ hearts by storm. With their patented house sauce, robust portion sizes and excellent cocktail menu, everyone who goes to Wild Crab becomes a repeat customer.
Williamson Bros. Bar-B-Q has it all: appetizers and sides that would make grandma giddy; platters and sandwiches piled high with smoked-onsite meats; to-die-for desserts; the best barbecue and steak sauces in the South; and catering services that bring the Bar-B-Q to you.
When the good times roll at Marietta Square, look no further than Willie Rae’s for incredible cajun classics in a super fun setting. With trivia Mondays, karaoke Fridays, and a general friendly vibe, folks in the neighborhood love visiting Willie Rae’s. Dig into brunch all day with dishes like Eggs Cochon, or nosh on cajun classics like gumbo, chargrilled oysters and rajun cajun fettucine. Finish it off with that NOLA classic – beignets!
Traditional Southern specialties take an ambitious step forward at Chef Jason Hill’s Inman Park eatery.
You don’t have to be legacy at the country club to say, “Let’s lunch at the resort” these days. At Barnsley Resort’s Woodlands Grill, you can get a world class dining experience from chef Javier Cuesta in the bucolic, Northwest Georgia setting. Try Dugan’s KO Burger when you visit – a prime 8oz burger with melted cambozola cheese and smoked pepper bacon.
Pile on the shwarma, falafel and toppings and add one of their signature low- sugar sodas for the complete Mediterranean meal at Yalla.
In South Africa, the country is so geographically vast, that you can spend a morning in the snow capped mountains and an afternoon at the beach. At South African restauranteur Justin Anthony’s Yebo, you get both experiences in one restaurant.
For unexpectedly authentic Greek flavors, look no further than Yeero Village in Roswell. The tzatziki sauce is unmatched, the lamb is tender and flavorful, and the saganaki is served flaming hot! On a time crunch? Grab a delicious gyro from their drive-through. This spot is perfect for a bang-for-your-buck meal with your friends and family, or just a quick grab and go!
Zakia is a modern Lebanese restaurant in Buckhead that brings the best dishes in Lebanese cuisine to a classy, upscale location. Despite the haute surroundings, the food feels like it was cooked at home, in the best way possible.
Zalads, Fingerz, Zappetizers and more. Zaxby’s has a parlance all their own, but rest assured, whatever language you speak it tastes delicious.