With Uno, Dos, Tres locations – and lots of “actitud” – Cinco restaurants brings authentic Mexican Flavors with lots of personality to the Atlanta area.

The Mill Kitchen and Bar proves you don’t have to live inside the perimeter to find absolutely incredible cuisine.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

Authentic French pastries in Atlanta? Oui Oui! Café Vendôme pairs ancestral techniques with carefully selected ingredients.

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.

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!

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’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.

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.

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.