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Le Fat
Le Fat is a Vietnamese bistro in West Midtown that serves all of the classics, along with a few French and Chinese dishes.
Written bySarah Bailey
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Tin Tin
Tin Tin, from the same team as AIX next door, is a casual bar and you could come for a glass of wine and small plates or a cocktail and full meal.
Written byNeal Cohen
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Atkins Park Tavern
Atkins Park in Virginia Highlands is one of the oldest bars in Atlanta, and it’s great for a beer and a burger.
Written byNeal Cohen
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Downwind Restaurant & Lounge
Usually when food and airplanes mix you’re left disappointed, but Downwind is right next to the Dekalb Airport and serves great pub classics.
Written byNeal Cohen
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Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House
The rooftop at Six Feet Under in West Midtown is one of the best places to eat some seafood and drink a few beers.
Written byNeal Cohen
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The Porter Beer Bar
We’d go to The Porter just for the Belgian fries, but they also have a long list of beers and lots of great vegetarian options too.
Written byNeal Cohen
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One Eared Stag
One Eared Stag in Inman Park has a menu of interesting small plates and entrees, and a Monday family-style fried chicken dinner.
Written byNeal Cohen
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Brick Store Pub
Brick Store Pub in Downtown Decatur is a beer lover’s spot, with a long list of regional and international beers, and no TVs.
Written byNeal Cohen
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Lloyd’s Restaurant and Lounge
Lloyd’s in Inman Park is like a 1980s fever dream of a restaurant - with its wood paneled walls, booths, and menu of old school staples.
Written byNeal Cohen
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Buteco
Buteco in Grant Park is an all day spot where you could come for coffee, lunch, drinks on a date, or a late night samba dance party.
Written byNeal Cohen
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The Vortex Bar & Grill
With it’s massive red-eyed skull above the entry, The Vortex is a bar and grill in in Little Five Points that’s open late and not hard to find.
Written byNeal Cohen
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Miso Ko
Miso Ko is a small sushi spot in Ponce City Market, with a long menu of fresh fish for dinner and grab-and-go options perfect for lunch.
Written bySarah Bailey
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Ormsby’s
Ormsby’s in West Midtown is a great spot for groups, with two floors, wine and beer, and games like bocce and darts.
Written bySarah Bailey
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Wrecking Bar Brewpub
Head to Wrecking Bar Brewpub in Little Five Points for a huge selection of beers on tap along with elevated bar food in a nice space.
Written bySarah Bailey
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Miller Union
Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, or it just being Friday, Miler Union is the perfect spot to eat upscale Southern food and drink good wine.
Written bySarah Bailey
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Fred’s Meat & Bread
Fred’s Meat & Bread in Krog Street Market predictably makes sandwiches, but with some cool combinations and an amazing burger.
Written bySarah Bailey
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Red Pepper Taqueria Buckhead
From the patio to the margaritas and tacos, Red Pepper Taqueria in Buckhead is where you should bring a group and spend a night.
Written bySarah Bailey
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Midway Pub
When you want a low-key spot for drinks, surprisingly good bar food, and games, head to Midway Pub in East Atlanta Village.
Written bySarah Bailey
