Buckhead’s Buttermilk Kitchen is a great spot for a Southern breakfast and to continue your search for the best fried chicken biscuit.

Anis is one of our favorite places in Buckhead to get wine drunk outdoors, especially while surrounded by plants and eating a croque monsieur.

The Painted Pin in Buckhead is a bowling alley you'll actually want to bring friends to, from the actually good food to the Moscow Mule slushies.

Nakato manages to do hibachi without seeming too corny, even during the onion volcano - though you could get sushi or small plates here too.

Eclipse di Luna is a tapas spot in Buckhead with live music and free salsa lessons on Thursdays.

R. Thomas in Buckhead is one of the most interesting places in Atlanta, with lawn art and a menu with everything from a burger to vegan dishes.

Johnny’s Hideaway is a great bar in Buckhead, with a big dance floor and retro decor.

Blue Ridge Grill looks like an expensive ski lodge, with a seafood-leaning menu (with meat options), and is great for a group or a date.

Vero is a pizza place worth going out of your way for, whether you’re picking up or eating at this Brookhaven spot.

This unique spot in Buckhead is a beach house for half the year and a ski house for the other, serving South African-inspired dishes.

Buckhead Diner looks like the classic diner, and serves elevated classics in a comfortable space.

Terra Terroir might be in a strip mall, but once you get a glass of wine and sit on the back patio, you’d never know.

Seven Lamps might be technically in the Lenox Mall, but it’s worth braving traffic for the small plates and wine.

Aria is a fine dining restaurant in Buckhead with a seasonally changing menu, and great for celebratory dinners and special occasions.

Next time you’re in Brookhaven, head to Haven for a Southern-inspired brunch or dinner.

With floor to ceiling windows and a menu of mostly Italian dishes, St. Cecilia in Buckhead is where you should bring a client or your parents.