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The Best Hot Dogs In Atlanta
What'll ya have? If it were up to us, it would be one of these perfectly grilled, generously topped pieces of heaven wrapped in a bun.
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The Original Hot Dog Factory
When you’re downtown, hit The Original Hot Dog Factory for their unmatched selection of more than 25 varieties of dogs.
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Red's Beer Garden
Red’s Beer Garden in Benteen Park has hundreds of beers to choose from in their self-serve refrigerators plus a spacious and laid-back patio.
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Manuel's Tavern
Manuel’s Tavern has been a haven for the who's-who of Atlanta politicians as well as a reliable neighborhood joint in Poncey-Highland for decades.
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Patty and Frank's
The name Patty and Frank’s tells you everything you need to know about this counter-service food stall in Chattahoochee Food Works—all they serve are burgers and Piedmontese beef hot dogs.
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Downwind Restaurant & Lounge
Usually when food and airplanes mix you’re left disappointed, but this Peachtree-Dekalb Airport favorite serves great pub classics.
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Taqueria del Sol
Taqueria Del Sol has a few locations in Atlanta, and is known for it’s Southern-meets-Mexican cuisine, great margaritas, and super affordable prices.
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Waikikie Hawaiian BBQ
A beloved Briarcliff restaurant that spoils families with chicken teriyaki, barbecue beef, and super slushees.
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TydeTate Kitchen
Tyde Tate's reliably good Thai dishes and casually chic interior make this downtown location a must-visit.
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Krave
Krave is a counter-service Korean restaurant, and the ideal after-work stop when you need a quick, filling meal.
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Mukja Korean Fried Chicken
The fast-casual midtown fried chicken joint has a variety of excellent Korean-American side dishes that steal the show.
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Hattie Marie's Texas BBQ
A Lone Star State export makes the short list of the ATL's best barbecue joints.
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Citizens Market
Buckhead cooks up a food hall full of diverse cuisines, sleek designs, and just-opened dilemmas.
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Atkins Park Restaurant & Bar
Atkins Park in Virginia Highlands is one of the oldest bars in Atlanta, and it’s great for a beer and a burger.
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Bona Fide Deluxe
This Edgewood-Candler Park spot has mastered the art of the sandwich while also serving up cocktails worth sipping.
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The Glenwood
There aren’t a whole lot of spots to get barbecue on the strip in EAV, so you’ll always find us at The Glenwood for their cornbread and collards, brunswick stew, and BBQ sliders.
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Maepole
This Summerhill grain bowl and salad spot adds Georgia-approved topping options like collards and mac and cheese.
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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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La Semilla
With a menu that features only plant-based ingredients and a dining area stuffed with actual plants, this Reynoldstown spot creates an oasis for vegetarians.
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Limerick Junction
Food isn’t the primary reason people come to this small Virginia Highlands dive bar, but it should be.