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 Southern comfort food with a twist |
1514 Monroe Drive Atlanta, GA 30324 United States +1 404 885 1000 http://www.mominthekitchen.com |
This eclectic eatery serves down home comfort food with a strong Southern influence. The strange Barbie doll and retro decor creates a surreal atmosphere somewhere between '50s diner and small country inn. Specialties include Pork Chops with Apple Fritters, gravy-laden meatloaf, and Grilled Salmon Pot Pie. Meals are reasonable in both proportion and price, unlike the giant tropical drinks (which hold a half gallon). A private room is available upstairs for special parties, along with outdoor dining and priority seating. The respectable beer and wine lists include some unusual selections. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Provence Comes to Buckhead |
2974 Grandview Avenue Atlanta, GA 30305 United States +1 404 233 9889 http://www.anisbistro.com/ |
If you have fond memories of a small French village, or even if you just like Gerard Depardieu movies, don't miss this out-of-the-way bistro. Anis serves Provencal fare in a converted house that offers a pleasant outside dining area as well. If you are lucky enough to arrive on a night when the Bouillabaisse is being served, don't pass it up. The wait staff is young, French-speaking, and well-educated on the variety of French wines proffered. The atmosphere remains quiet and elegant in its simplicity even on the busiest nights. See website for menu, wine list, and online reservations. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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24-Hour Brasserie |
3315 Peachtree Road Northeast Atlanta, GA 30326 United States +1 404 946 9070 http://www.aupieddecochonatlan... |
Whether you're in town for business or pleasure, dine at Au Pied de Cochon for an exquisite French meal. Located in the InterContinental Buckhead hotel, this restaurant is perfect for an upscale rendezvous with a client or a romantic evening with a date. To enhance the experience even more, eat and relax on the outdoor terrace. And for your convenience, this Brasserie is open 24 hours. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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City Food in a Mountain Setting |
Siberiastraat Atlanta, GA 2030 United States +1 404 233 5030 http://www.blueridgegrill.com |
Made to resemble a log cabin, the Blue Ridge Grill offers updated Southern cuisine in a calm atmosphere reminiscent of the mountains. The dining room boasts a fireplace, wood pillars from a cotton mill, a pine ceiling and decorations that include antique canoes. Try Southern fusion dishes like pomegranate barbecued quail and crab cakes with hoisin ginger vinaigrette, or opt for the more traditional barbecued pork chops. A pleasant bar is also on site for quiet conversation. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Reggae Beats |
270 Buckhead Avenue Atlanta, GA 30305 United States +1 404 237 7657 http://www.cjslanding.com |
This dance joint has been a popular fixture on the local club scene since 1989. Groove six nights a week to music that ranges from rock to tango to acoustic folk sounds. The recently opened Tango Bar is sophisticated and airy, with the main dance floor carved out around a 100-year-old oak tree. The back reggae room, dubbed "the cave," features a mural of Bob Marley and books regular island bands. CJ's offers a small menu featuring such items as Cajun popcorn, jerk chicken sandwiches and blackened burgers. Full bar. See webstie for calendar of events (including live music and "Beer Pong"). Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Bring your favorite bottle |
121 East Ponce de Leon Avenue Atlanta, GA 30030 United States +1 404 373 5622 |
Flashy owner Benedict knows the appeal of French style, and puts it to good use at Cafe Alsace on the town square in Decatur. If you're serious about authentic French cuisine, this tiny bistro is a surefire bet. Excellent values abound, with most dinners running around USD15, but the liquor license has yet to be approved, so bring your own bottle of wine. A small outdoor seating area really brings the cafe feel home to the lucky few who can steal a table on a sunny afternoon. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Killer Karaoke |
555 South Atlanta Street Atlanta, GA 30075 United States +1 770 642 6981 http://www.chaplinsroswell.com |
A local favorite since 1988, this Roswell stronghold has good food, a super house brew and friendly servers. Fun and "picnic table" casual, the large heated deck is in high demand by families and singles alike during fair weather. If you're the musical type, stop by for sing along karaoke on Saturday nights with the house DJ, or catch the big game on Chaplin's giant big-screen. All-American choices dominate the menu, like ribeye and New York strip steaks, fried shrimp and charbroiled grouper, and plenty of munchies. It also offers a full bar service. See website for full menu and karaoke competition information and photos. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Cattle Talk and Cocktails |
1600 Piedmont Road Atlanta, GA 30306 United States +1 404 874 3751 http://www.cowtippersatlanta.com/ |
This spirited Midtown roadhouse is supported by a largely gay clientèle, but welcomes all for some of the best prairie fare this side of the Rio Grande. Offering perfectly-rendered steaks, chops, ribs, chicken and barbecue, Cowtippers has garnered consistent awards since opening in 1993. Eclectic art and western artifacts adorn the walls of the rambling, 60-year-old building, while a Texas-sized patio tempts guests to park their plates outside. Be sure to sample the "Rita" menu, a listing of the bar's enormous and enormously-popular margarita concoctions. Review © 2009, Wcities |
 Doc Chey's Asian Kitchen |
1424 North Highland Avenue Atlanta 30306 United States +1 404 888 0777 http://www.doccheys.com |
Popular for Asian fusion at shoestring prices, this trendy spot blends elements from the cuisine of many Asian nations to produce a truly unique menu. The noodle soups and mixed Asian pastas are great, or try one of several cabbage wraps or the Chinese scallion pancakes as an appetizer. Don't let the crowd scare you away; the line moves quickly. The cozy interior features tiny tables arranged with little elbowroom. For more space, wait a few minutes for a seat on the elevated patio that looks out over Highland Avenue. See website for menu, other locations, haiku contest details, and daily drink specials. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Innovative fare |
40 7th Street Atlanta, GA 30308 United States +1 404 347 9555 http://www.ecco-atlanta.com/ |
This European-inspired eatery is smart and crisp, with dark wood and leather furnishings, and snowy white linens. Quiet and elegant, Ecco is known for the delicious cornucopia of seasonal fare on its menu. Innovative shared plates, paninis, pastas, pizzas, a variety of main courses and sinful desserts present a tantalizing mix of Italian, French and Spanish flavors. If you aren't that hungry, just try something from the wide cheese selection. A mix of wines is available at the bar, so pick a glass and seat yourself on the pretty open-air patio. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Hanging Out in Midtown |
1007 Juniper Street (at 12th Street) Atlanta, GA 30309 United States +1 404 876 7925 http://www.einsteinsatlanta.com/ |
Some dining establishments are popular for the food, some for entertainment, and some for the good company within. Well, Einstein's has hit all three of these targets since opening in 1992. Perhaps some of the restaurant's appeal comes from the large patio, its proximity to the theater district or the novelty of the Einstein theme. Pictures of Albert Einstein smile in amusement overhead while you eat. Try the quantum leaf, a dinner salad, and follow it with the Fudge Fusion for dessert. The Sunday brunch is legendary, featuring such local delights as eggs benedict with fried green tomatoes. A full bar service is available. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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 Photo: LauraFries.com |
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Table for two? |
1026 1/2 North Highland Avenue Atlanta, GA 30306-3551 United States +1 404 872 0869 |
Fontaine's Oyster Bar is located next to the Highland Tap Restaurant, and is very popular with locals and tourists alike. If you are expecting a chivalrous crowd and a well-dressed wait staff, then you will be a little disappointed. This no-fuss joint is a casual hangout, visited by office and college-going people during lunch hours. Evenings are always packed, as it is open till the wee hours of the morning. Try the Peel-n-eat Shrimp and the Jambalaya, prepared with fresh ingredients. You can have a drink at the well-stocked bar on a boys' night out, or plan a romantic date with your lady love on the beautiful patio. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Jambalaya, Ettoufee & Tunes |
1104 Crescent Ave NE (14th Street) Atlanta, GA 30309 United States +1 404 897 3500 http://www.fpnnews.com |
The unusual journalism motif suits itself well to the outgoing crowd that packs this Midtown club most nights. The martinis and the beer choices are second to none, and the Cajun fare gets high marks from local papers and diners alike. A roaring fireplace sets the mood in cooler months, while the garden-like patio is the place to be during fair weather. More laid back than the higher-profile clubs of Midtown, Front Page offers great local bands most nights, and its central location makes it a great post-theater cocktail destination. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Romantic spot |
3097 Maple Drive Atlanta, GA 30305 United States +1 404 262 9749 |
This upscale Mediterranean restaurant in the Maple Drive area offers a fine dining experience that has few equals in the city. Located within a lavishly renovated house, the dining rooms are slightly small, but quirky and charming in their individuality. A patio is available for cocktails. The food changes seasonally, but the soups are always a hit. Chef and owner Lynne Gigliotti's various lamb dishes are very well regarded, and the seafood, when available, is spectacular. The wine list also varies from time to time, and is very good. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Key West Spirit with Spirits |
29 West Park Square Atlanta, GA 30060 United States +1 770 427 5445 http://www.hemingwaysmarietta.com |
With a second location in the Virgin Islands, these folks know something about creating an island setting. The interior is island rich, with dark wood walls, a long bar, and tables arranged for dining or mingling. Outside, 16 tables with umbrellas line the cobble stoned alley, offering great open air dining. Much more restaurant than bar, Hemingway's puts out consistently good food for lunch and dinner. Try the fresh catch sandwich or the authentically prepared Cuban sandwich. Go island with a side order of sweet plantains. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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32 beers on tap |
1049 Juniper Street Atlanta, GA 30309 United States +1 404 875 6634 http://www.metrocafes.com |
This is a casual, mid-priced, fun pub with neon retro signs you'll remember. For starters, try the "Original Anchor Bar" Buffalo Wings, and cool the fire with any one of 32 beers on tap. A full spectrum of 110 international bottled beers is also available. Seating operates on a wait list, so call before leaving your hotel to reserve a place in line. Be sure to try the Black Angus Burgers, and if weather permits, choose a seat on the patio for a sunset view of the Midtown skyline. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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A Romantic Night Out |
112 Krog Street Suite 27 Atlanta, GA 30307 United States +1 404 524 1618 http://www.krogbar.com |
Krog Bar is a great place for a casual meal or an after dinner glass of wine. The beautiful ambience complete with amber lighting and a chic log-cabin feel and patio seating provides an ideal spot for a romantic twosome. There are 40 different wines from Italy, Spain to choose from. Small plates of cured hams and tramezzini (finger sandwiches) taste great with sparkling wines. Simple and high quality foods like velvety chicken liver plate, nutty manchengo cheese make fine accompaniments. So put up your feet and enjoy the good taste as the friendly and warm staff ensure you are well looked after! Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Exotic Italian by Candlelight |
2637 Peachtree Road Atlanta, GA 30305 United States +1 404 231 1368 http://www.lagrottaatlanta.com/ |
Jackets are required at this ultra-elegant spot in Buckhead. The lavish garden setting creates an unforgettable ambiance, one of many reasons La Grotta has been named Atlanta's best Italian restaurant for 15 straight years. The white clothed tables are set with fine china and crystal, an appropriate stage for the contemporary regional cuisine from all corners of Italy. Delicate pastas and an outstanding variety of veal preparations highlight a world-class menu, while an excellent wine list and full bar are also available. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Away from the Crowds |
903 Peachtree Street Atlanta, GA 30309 United States +1 404 876 7711 http://www.littleazio.com |
It's an Atlanta mystery that no one can quite figure out: Azio, a great little restaurant in a central location, never gets too crowded. This place is a good choice if you're looking for a bit of peace and quiet amidst an otherwise hectic day. Order up a tasty pizza with many interesting toppings and take it outside in nice weather. Watch the pies fly as the constant stream of to-go orders is filled. See website for menu and other locations. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Rustic eatery, traditional food |
780 Mayfield Road Atlanta, GA 30004 United States +1 770 817 0161 http://www.miltons-atl.com/ |
If you want to sample some traditional, all-American fare in Alpharetta, there is no place better than Milton's. Housed in two restored historical homes, it serves up regional and cotemporary delights. Try the fried oysters, buffalo mozzarella, spinach salad and Milton's Knife & Fork Shrimp Chowder. The restaurant has a separate bar menu and a patio for outdoor dining. Call for details on private parties. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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The Highlands' Largest Patio |
752-C North Highland Avenue (St. Charles Avenue) Atlanta, GA 30306 United States +1 404 872 5440 http://www.neighborsatlanta.com/ |
The largest open-air seating area in the neighborhood is well serviced by a friendly staff and provides umbrella cover for bright days. Generous seating is also available inside, where the smoky tavern motif is set off nicely by a large fireplace in the back. 13 draft beers are always on tap, along with a nice selection of domestic and imported bottles. Liquor and a limited wine list are also available. The deli-quality sandwiches and wraps are cheap and filling, while a full appetizer menu and a few pasta dishes are also standard. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Big Cajun, big fun |
2830 Windy Hill Road Atlanta, GA 30067 United States +1 770 984 8899 http://www.pappadeaux.com |
Frantic and fun, this sprawling Cobb County restaurant brings the best of bayou excitement and food to Atlanta. Families and business groups alike flock to the big, shanty-themed dining room, and the noise level is usually through the roof, even next to the serene bubbling waterfall. Low country regional specials headline the menu, including jambalaya and a very spicy cajun crawfish platter. A lively bar and expansive patio make the place very popular with the after-work crowd, as well. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Dining Beneath the Trees |
500 Tenth St Atlanta, GA 30309 United States +1 404 249 0001 http://www.parktavern.com/ |
This warm brewery sits at the southeast corner of Piedmont Park, Atlanta's busiest public green. It is a favorite among dog lovers, and hitches are available along the patio to leash your pet while you dine. The decidedly tavern-like interior is dark and friendly, with a fireplace. Two bars offer limited seating, but the main attraction is the patio, which overlooks the Midtown skyline. Pastas, fish and a wide range of appetizers highlight the menu. The Tavern also brews its own line of beer, which ranges from light amber ales to full-bodied stouts. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Fancy theater district bistro |
555 Peachtree St Atlanta, GA 30308 United States +1 404 874 3223 http://www.thepeasantrestauran... |
Housed in an historic turn-of-the-century building in the heart of Atlanta's theater district, this small bistro is known for its creative, romantic flair, and has been named by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution as the best place to take a date. The fusion food menu varies from time to time, but always features a few regional favorites, and is always beautifully presented. A cozy patio area provides a great setting for a quiet dinner or a few choice drinks from the Peasant's unusual martini menu. Specials include such dishes as Pecan-Crusted Swordfish and Apple Walnut Pie. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Mexican? Why not? |
1529-B Piedmont Avenue Atlanta, GA 30324 United States +1 404 885 9922 http://www.ragingburrito.com |
For low-key Mexican in a dark and funky atmosphere, try this well-hidden Midtown spot. Order at the bar in the back from a menu that features dozens of burrito varieties, with everything from standard black beans and chicken to seafood specialties and vegetarian rolls. The peculiar fusion-oriented Japanese burrito is an acquired taste, but a very popular one. The small restaurant is full of spirit and Mexican touches, and so casual that you're likely to forget that you're dining in Midtown. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Slices at easy prices |
484 Moreland Avenue Atlanta, GA 30307 United States +1 404 523 0500 http://www.savagepizza.com |
Just what you'd expect in a University town, pizza with style. The servers boast tattoos and various piercings, which suits this colorful, artistic pizzeria in the heart of Little Five Points. The oil painting of James Dean is an interesting addition to the brightly-painted dining area, and the loud rock music completes an ambiance you won't find at any Pizza Hut. Pies cost about $10. Veggie lovers should try the white on white, a monstrous feast of multiple cheeses. Beer and wine served, inside and on the small patio. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Grill it! |
659 Peachtree Street North East Atlanta, GA 30308 United States +1 404 898 8350 |
Every Friday and Saturday after dark, drop in for the Jazz night at Savoy Bar and Grill, a restaurant that serves delicious American cuisine. It even has Al Fresco dining, overlooking the picturesque Peachtree Street. The décor is spectacular with elaborate woodwork and soothing colors and in direct view is the dazzling Fox Theatre. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Dine Among the Shops |
4200 Paces Ferry Road Atlanta, GA 30339 United States +1 770 801 0069 http://www.sohoatlanta.com |
The trendy spot is a lively new addition to the Vinings Jubilee shopping center, which boasts some of the most popular boutiques in this north side neighborhood. Dine inside or out on the patio, and make your choice from a nice selection of dishes that blend contemporary Southern with cutting edge Southwest. Enjoy the casually elegant dining room, tastefully appointed with an interesting mix of contemporary paintings. A nice selection of wine is available by the bottle or glass. Most entries are priced between $15-20. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Wonderfully Clever Fare |
Akazienstrasse 9 Atlanta, GA 10823 United States +1 404 873 7358 http://www.fifthgroup.com |
This happening Midtown joint really packs them in, and is quickly garnering a reputation as a can't-miss destination on the local dining scene. The best way to describe the food is creatively modern Southern, but that doesn't really do it justice. The kitchen turns out such remarkable signature dishes as seafood bisque with sherry and scallops over stone ground grits with garlic gravy. Make reservations early on theater nights, as space fills up quickly. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Bring the Kids |
1895 Piedmont Avenue Northeast (near Cheshire Bridge Road) Atlanta, GA 30324 United States +1 404 874 6152 http://www.tacocabana.com |
This festive all-Mexican eatery seats about 100 (indoor or out), but still gets pretty crowded during weekend meal hours. In fact, it's especially popular with the younger crowd because the prices are incredibly set for the budget-minded. Breakfast, lunch or dinner will only set you back about $5. Taco Cabana has your Mexican fix covered, whatever your preference. Don't miss the enormous enchilada menu, which has more varieties than you can imagine. Beer and wine only. See website for menus and other locations. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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 Photo: Michael Wittie |
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A Porch Full of Fun |
1006 North Highland Avenue (at Virginia Avenue) Atlanta, GA 30306 United States +1 404 873 6529 http://www.taco-mac.com/ |
This place is one of the best people-watching spots in the Highlands, one where you can sip your tequila sunrise or margarita in the dining room or lounge out on the patio. The filling Southwestern dishes and Mexican appetizers tend to run $8-10, so don your sombrero and bring the family. For the young ones, the special Kids Taco Menu is always a favorite choice. Taco Mac also features one of the best beer lists to be found anywhere, and it can get rowdy as locals crowd the porch in fair weather. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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South of the Border Pub |
650 Dallas Highway Atlanta, GA 30064 United States +1 770 795 1144 http://www.taco-mac.com/ |
One of the special things about dining in Atlanta is the mild climate. Loads of restaurants take advantage of this benefit, offering outdoor dining for most of the year, and Taco Mac is no exception. The interior is festooned with TVs for catching up with your favorite sports teams. Meal time here offers a good mix of people, and later, the bar crowd tends to gravitate towards 20s and 30s. Prices are reasonable for traditional Mexican American dishes, and generally run between $6-9 for a filling, good meal. Smoking allowed. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Lip-smacking Tapas |
1180 Peachtree Street Northeast Atlanta, GA 30309 United States +1 404 347 2220 |
Southern food can never go out of fashion in Atlanta. Though Tap serves good American food with burgers and tapas, there is a traditional flavor in every dish here. On Saturday evenings, the place is buzzing with crowd from the friendly neighborhood. And if you're tired with fancy fusion and wish to enjoy food with generous portions, this place won't disappoint. Braised beef and onions, tapas with fried calamari and beer would make for a nice meal here. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Tacos, Entrees, Full Bar |
1200-B Howell Mill Road Atlanta, GA 30318 United States +1 404 352 5811 http://www.taqueriadelsol.com/ |
Located in the new Westside complex, Taqueria Del Sol is quietly building a reputation for its high-quality, yet inexpensive Mexican fare. The interior is rather eclectic and funky, with exposed ductwork and an abundance of wrought iron. A wide variety of Mexican dishes includes all the traditional favorites, but their emphatic specialty is tacos. You'll find a nearly impossible variety of taco combinations, with fish, shrimp, and other odd options. Taqueria Del Sol also has a full bar with a wide selection of cervezas and tequila. See website for menus, maps, photos, and Decatur location. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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 Photo: LauraFries.com |
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Mexican owners, Mexican chefs |
4500 Roswell Road (near Wieuca Road) Atlanta, GA 30342 United States +1 404 255 9933 |
Just north of Buckhead sits this relaxing, softly lit cantina offering the best in truly authentic Mexican food. Family-owned by Mexican natives, it serves lunch and dinner daily at reasonable prices. The menu features everything from tacos and burritos to the restaurant's famed, monstrous chimichanga. With a comfortable bar, this is a good place to chill out and have a healthy meal at the same time. Order ahead if you're planning on take-out. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Cozy Outdoor Bar |
7 Kings Circle Atlanta, GA 30305 United States +1 404 266 2732 http://www.treehouseatlanta.com |
Located in the residential Peachtree Hills neighborhood, the Treehouse has long been a local favorite for good, inexpensive food and a relaxed bar atmosphere. After a cruise through the neighborhood admiring the old houses, draw up a chair on the patio, but get there early to grab a choice seat. The kitchen offers a variety of appetizers and entrees, ranging from Caribbean jerk chicken to Southwestern and Mexican standards. Treehouse also carries over 75 varieties of micro-brewed beer, and a nice selection of imports to satisfy the most discerning palate. See website for menu, online gift shop, and special events announcements (such as "Lobster Night"). Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Now that's Italian! |
10479 Alpharetta St (Suite 19) Atlanta, GA 30075 United States +1 770 643 9190 |
On the local charts for great Italian food, Trovato's rates a solid 9 out of 10. It is little wonder that this place is winning so many friends, as the chef hails from Brooklyn, the home of fabulous Italian cooking in America. Don't expect the service to be great, but if you can deal with long waits between courses, you will be rewarded with some of the best pasta and veal dishes Atlanta has to offer. Dinner without a beverage runs about $20; lunch is around $7. Smoking is allowed in designated areas. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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This Price is Right |
211 East Trinity Place (Church Street) Atlanta, GA 30303 United States +1 404 373 0063 |
This happy Decatur pool hall offers a welcome contrast to the smoky, tough rooms of bygone years. Enjoy a game with friends or just stop by for a couple of beers. The bar selection is pretty standard, though it does feature a great spread of local and national microbrews. Sample some of the typical bar fare or try one of the more uncommon choices such as the vegetarian hamburger. Whether you're hungry or just looking for a game, the young crowd at Twain's will make your trip an enjoyable experience. Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Here to Serve! |
3500 Peachtree Road Atlanta, GA 30326 United States +1 404 869 1191 http://www.heretoserverestaura... |
Forget about the tapas, wraps, rolls and sandwiches - this place is better known for its sushi and scrumptious seafood. The menu keeps changing with different items like Tuna Pizza with tomatoes and a variety of sandwiches. This restaurant can seat 230 guests and it even has al fresco seating for 75 people. So take your pick! Review © 2009, Wcities |
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Neighborhood favorite |
906 Oakview Road Atlanta, GA 30030 United States +1 404 373 6260 http://www.ujointbar.com/ |
This neighborhood bar and eatery is quite popular among locals, having been awarded the "Best Neighborhood Bar" title many a time. From an eclectic range of drinks to a casual menu of the regular American fare, you have a lot to choose from. Feast on salads, appetizers, sandwiches, quesadillas, burgers and chicken. Also watch out for their weekly specials! Review © 2009, Wcities |