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There is no soul-food joint as beloved as the Bee, and it is often rumored to have the best fried chicken in town. Opened by self-taught cook Lucy Jackson in 1947,...
Midtown
A popular gay locale with a patio to rival the one at Einstein's down the street. Drinks, basic bar food and one of the more popular trivia nights in the city.
Poncey-Highland
Soul Vegetarian is one of the more unusual places to grab a bite to eat in Atlanta, and it has nothing to do with the pale yellow light or the servers' white robes...
Old Fourth Ward
A one-time grocery in the Old Fourth Ward and nominated for the James Beard Award Best New Restaurant 2016, Staplehouse is a comfortable cross between fine dining...
Midtown
A true fossil of the Good Old Days, when country comfort and mildly boozy, church-going snobbery packed into the same vinyl booth, The Colonnade has been in business...
Midtown
The Varsity has been serving Atlantans greasy, delicious hot dogs and onion rings for as long as anyone can remember. The awe-inspiring double-decker drive-in in the...
Little Five Points
Unfortunately, because of its classification as a bar, kids aren't allowed inside the gaping mouth of the laughing skull that serves as the Vortex's entrance. But,...
Midtown
Long serving the city's cheapskates, Eats is a bare-boned eatery offering meat and vegetable plates for those willing to brave its punkmospherics. Though the prices
Buckhead
Atlas is the great new hope of the Atlanta dining scene: seasonal American cuisine from Executive Chef Christopher Grossman, who partners with more than a dozen...
Marietta
It may be a highway chain, but this mash-up between restaurant and country store is an essential one. Put a name down for a table and wander through the cheap...
Midtown
In Atlanta, the BBQ-algorithm is usually such that the more suspicious it looks, the better it tastes, and Daddy Dz is one fine example. The ramschackle, run-down...
Decatur
Glorious enough to count as a wonder of the world, this mega-sized farmers market will make any foodie go weak in the knees. Even if you leave empty handed (good...
Midtown
A long-running casual dining establishment in the heart of Midtown, Einstein's serves up basic, well-prepared and none-too-expensive fare. The patio is especially...
West End
This much-coveted 'cue joint is sort of "third-wave" barbecue, a more refined, boutique-style restaurant with recipes that are honed and consistent. But despite the...
Lenox Park
Tucked away in a shopping center off of Piedmont, Green Sprout is a faux meat extravaganza that should be on the not-to-miss list for any veg-head. Vegetarian...
Old Fourth Ward
Though this lesbian-owned chain has now expanded all throughout the city, the original location in the Old Fourth Ward is still full of charm. Party bake shop, part...
Cabbagetown-Reynoldstown
Home Grown has steadily risen to become one of the most popular brunch places in the city. It combines eclectic decoration, the on-site keyboard and vocal stylings...
Lenox
To view a cross-section of Atlanta's diverse, middle- and upper-middle-class, go to Houston's . Long the more affordable fine-dining alternative for special...
Old Fourth Ward
It wasn't long before King of Pops slowly took over the cart-shy city with its rolling popsicle stands, selling gourmet mostly fruit-based pops for three bucks a...
Inman Park
One of the new attempts to "revitalize" the inner-city area, the Krog Street Market is much like a pre-fab Pike's Place. Found in a lofty reappropriated industrial...
Midtown
For Spanish and Latin American fare that gets better with every margarita, start with tapas and end with "Mama's Signature Dish," a classic Cuban ropa vieja. For...
Old Fourth Ward
An elaborate riff on the central-American fruit stand, Myrna Perez has been serving, often in person, her sumptuous fruit cups in MLK Jr.'s old neighborhood for over...
Chamblee-Doraville
A great excuse to venture out into Atlanta's diverse Buford Highway area, Mamak is an increasingly popular Malaysian street food restaurant that serves beautiful,...
Midtown
Mary Mac's rivals the Colonnade for the southern-style meat-and-three dining, in both charm and staying power. Fill out the small forms at the table with mains and...
Midotwn
One thing Atlanta has a scarcity of is decent, independent coffee shops, making Octane the easy favorite in the java-deprived city. This sun-drenched location right...
Buckhead
The classic American diner comes with wine-red booths, checkered vinyl floor, and blouse-and-skirt uniformed waitresses. Yet the OK is not touristy, rather a popular...
Inman Park
With quality baked goods at refreshingly low prices, Proof is without a doubt one of Atlanta's favorite bakeries. A rotating daily menu offers full meals, but the...
Candler Park
One of the first farm-to-table restaurants in Atlanta, Radial has been serving standard but well-prepared breakfast and lunch since 1999. It is also right beside the...
Decatur
"Poised to revitalize the American doughnut," this boutique doughnut store in Decatur is a haven for sweet-fiends. With combinations such as Caramel Bacon and French...
Midtown
Ria's Bluebird is an Atlanta institution located across from the Oakland Cemetery, in a gorgeous old building full of original Bluebird-inspired art. The café has...