Lunch
Lunch
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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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Municipal Market
Better known by most Atlantans as the Sweet Auburn Curb Market, the O4W farmers market and food hall has a great track record for launching food empires.
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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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Rocky Mountain Pizza Company
A Georgia Tech staple for pizza, lemon pepper wings, and a good game of trivia.
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Shield's Meat Market
Hidden inside the CVS off North Decatur Road is Shield’s Meat Market, one of the oldest butcher shops in Atlanta.
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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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Falafel King
Falafel King’s building is small but impossible to miss, thanks to a beige pillar on top that serves as a beacon, pointing you toward excellent falafel and other quick eats.
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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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Pollo Primo
We’ve found the perfect go-to for a quick, affordable lunch in EAV—Pollo Primo, which continuously churns out hella seasoned chicken plates, hella fast.
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Emerald City Bagels
The New York-style bagels at this East Atlanta Village spot are some of our favorites in the city.
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By George
Since By George is housed in an old historic building with French brasserie vibes, even the basics feel like a departure from your normal burger lunch.
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97 Estoria
This eastside address has grown into a familial gathering spot for movie, music, and sports lovers to hover with a brew and one of the best bar cheeseburgers in town.