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Holeman & Finch
A familiar name in Atlanta dining brings a new approach to comfort food to Colony Square.
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Whoopsie's
Despite this laid-back environment, the old-school Reynoldstown bar will impress on date nights with upscale Southern bites and classy cocktails.
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Aria Restaurant
Aria is a fine dining restaurant in Buckhead with a seasonally changing menu, and great for celebratory dinners and special occasions.
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Cat Cora’s Kitchen
Menu options like fig and ricotta toast almost make us forget we’re at the airport when we eat at Cat Cora’s.
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Atlas Buckhead
Atlas in Buckhead is a high-end Southern restaurant inside the St. Regis that you should head to for your next special occasion.
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FellashipATL
Former NFL MVP Cam Newton's mature restaurant and lounge is a winner in Castleberry Hills.
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Chicken & Beer
Ludacris' popular restaurant and bar just keeps rolling out the consistency at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
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Trap City Cafe
Follow the lines and loud music to T.I.'s solid restaurant and bar off Northside Drive.
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Esco Restaurant and Tapas
There's work to be done before the lively Peters Street eatery from 2 Chainz becomes one of your go-to downtown spots.
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Stuffy Dawg
A solid option for playfully-topped hot dogs and hamburgers on Atlanta's south side.
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Nine Mile Station
The carnival games at O4W’s Ponce City Market rooftop can feel a little gimmicky, but the real rooftop lure is Nine Mile Station.
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Dad's
We haven’t had a fried bologna sandwich since middle school, but one bite of the sandwich at Dad’s in Virginia Highland took us right back to those braceface days.
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Screamin' Weenies
After hours on Fridays and Saturdays, Banshee in EAV transforms into a late-night hang out spot with a DJ, dancing, and Screamin’ Weenies out on the back patio.
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Elbow Room
Elbow Room's menu is extensive, but the pizza and stromboli stuffed with four different meats are crowd favorites.
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Metro Diner & Bar
Metro Diner is downtown, smack dab in the middle of the hotel district, so there’s a weird mix of locals and out-of-towners at this diner and bar.
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Cypress Street Pint & Plate
Cypress is one of the few spots in Midtown with an outdoor area, so come for some sun, some suds and, a solid burger.
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Chops Lobster Bar
Chops Lobster Bar in Buckhead serves steaks and seafood without even the slightest air of cool, which is exactly what makes it’s great.