Casual Weeknight Dinner
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Hsu's Gourmet
Traditional Chinese fare for convention-goers and locals who don’t mind downtown congestion.
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Gio’s Chicken Amalfitano
Gio's is a BYOB, family-style Italian place on the Westside where you should push a few tables together and bring together a big group.
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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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Dave's Cosmic Subs
Dave's Cosmic Subs has more than 30 sandwich options, and although we haven’t tried them all (yet), we’ve had our fair share and there isn’t a single one we wouldn’t recommend.
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Wagaya
Wagaya, which also has a sister restaurant in West Midtown, is arguably the most popular dinner spot in Emory Village, and for good reason.
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So Ba Vietnamese Restaurant
So Ba isn’t on the main drag of EAV, so it’s a little harder to accidentally stumble across, but we think their pho alone makes them a worthy landmark.
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Dragon Bowl
This relaxed counter-service spot features a range of Asian dishes and hails from the team behind Doc Chey’s.
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Grant Central Pizza East
For more than 30 years, Grant Central Pizza East has been serving up huge, thin-crust New York-style slices of pizza.
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The Ponce Room Bar & Kitchen
The Ponce Room offers casual Southern bites in the laid-back atmosphere of a hotel, just 200 feet from the Fox Theatre.
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Flatiron
Whether you’re in the mood for day-drinking or late-night “brewsing,” Flatiron is a chill little neighborhood bar where you can get a reliably good beer.
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EAV Thai and Sushi
When you’re sort of in the mood for sushi but also won’t mind a big warm bowl of Masaman curry, EAV Thai & Sushi is your place.
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Ok Yaki
The popularity of Ok Yaki's crispy cabbage-based pancake, okonomiyaki, led to a brick and mortar in EAV.
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Tio Lucho’s
Tio Lucho's features all the staples of Peruvian cuisine from ceviche and causa to lomo saltado.
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Gaja Korean Bar
It's a tricky find for first-timers, but with the best beef bulgogi this side of I-20 and menu items under $15, we'll always make our way to this East Atlanta Village spot.
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Ph'East
On the quieter end of The Battery, sits Ph'east, a small, five-stall East Asian food hall and bar offers everything from bubble tea to ramen.
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Yard House
Yard House at The Battery is a great pick for an unlimited selection of beer and reliably decent bar food.
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Wahlburgers
Give family-friendly Wahlburgers a chance—even if you've suffered through Daddy’s Home 2.