Welcome to
Atlanta, Georgia
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City Information
GETTING HERE
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
has held the title of world’s busiest airport
since 2000, and for good reason. Not only is it
among world airport leaders in just about
every statistical category measured, but it is
also within a two-hour flight for 80 percent of
the U.S. population. It isn’t just the service that
sets Atlanta’s airport apart, it’s also the
amenities. Dining and shopping are but two of
the ways you can best utilize your time during
a layover, and the airport is a short 10-minute
trip into downtown Atlanta for those with a
longer stay. As one of a few U.S. airports with
direct rail access from the airport, getting to
downtown Atlanta and other areas on MARTA
is a breeze.
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GETTING AROUND
So getting to Atlanta was a snap. What now?
Time to explore our neighborhoods and
have some fun. There are many ways to
navigate Atlanta, including: MARTA public
transit, taxis, Atlanta Streetcar, car services
and the good old-fashioned method of
driving. If you’d like to see the city by foot or
bike, the Beltline can guide you. No matter
how you choose to see the sights, there’s a
quick and easy way to find the right
Peachtree Street. We do have a few of
those, after all.
Despite having a mild climate, Atlanta does
experience all four seasons. The average
annual temperature is 61 degrees. July is the
hottest month, averaging 89 degrees and
January is the coldest, with the average low at
33 degrees. With less than two inches of
annual snowfall, it's not easy to ski or sled, but
you can enjoy more than 100 golf courses, 200
public tennis courts and hundreds of miles of
hiking and biking trails more than 300 days a
year. The moderate Atlanta climate also allows
us to take advantage of many outdoor festivals,
concert venues and parks nearly year-round.
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Downtown Atlanta
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Downtown Eats
Alma Cocina, 191 Peachtree St NE
Alma brings a new approach to contemporary Latin and Mexican cuisine and a whole lot of spice to the
heart of downtown Atlanta. Their traditional regional flavors are bright, fresh and vibrant in mouthwatering
authentic Mexican dishes. Open for dinner every night starting at 5 pm and serving lunch Monday-Friday
from 11am to 3pm
Benihana, 229 Peachtree Street
Prepare for a dining experience unlike any other. Watch as your personal chef performs the ancient art of
Teppanyaki. Choosing from an array of tender steaks and juicy chickens, sizzling shrimp, lobster and savory
vegetables. Or visit the sushi bar, where the chef will prepare fresh fish and specialty roll.
Bottle Rocket, 180 Walker Street
Sushi, Burgers, and Comfort cocktails, located in downtown Atlanta in the Historic Art District Castleberry
Hill. Offering up the best sushi in Downtown Atlanta as well as great items from our grill.
Cuts Steakhouse, 60 Andrew Young International Boulevard
Cuts Steakhouse offers a variety of Southern inspired cuisine. We offer only the best steaks, beef short ribs,
southern fried lobster tail, and shrimp & grits just to name a few, along with an extensive appetizer and
wine list.
Dantanna’s, 190 Marietta Street
Dantanna’s combines culinary excellence with the entertainment value of sports to create the ultimate
restaurant experience. As one of Atlanta’s favorite upscale sports restaurants, it exudes the sophistication
of a five-start restaurant and the entertainment of having a private box at your favorite game.
Hard Rock Café, 215 Peachtree Street
Situated in downtown Atlanta's Cornerstone Building at the heart of Peachtree Street and Andrew Young
International Boulevard, Hard Rock Cafe Atlanta could be considered a cornerstone of southern rock. With
its southern charm and renowned hospitality, this location truly gives meaning to our "Love All Serve All"
motto. Packed with memorabilia from Hard Rock's world-and serving hearty, fabulous food.
Max Lager’s, 320 Peachtree Street
With the rise of craft beers, the competitive market has made maintaining small breweries difficult. Max
Lager’s, though, has staying power. As the oldest independent brewery restaurant in Atlanta, Max Lager’s
has been serving wood-fired cuisine and freshly brewed beers for over 15 years.
McCormick & Schmicks, 190 Marietta Street
“Steak and seafood are the mainstay but the menu is broad... terrific happy-hour menu... a little more
formal than your regular 'tot-friendly' restaurant, but the staff is great and goes out of their way to make
sure you're comfortable."
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Downtown Eats
Meehan’s Public House, 180 Peachtree Street
Meehan’s Public House is an authentic Irish eatery that offers a full menu of classic Irish Dishes elevated to
the gourmet level. Meehan’s comfortable yet lively atmosphere is a draw for brunch, lunch, happy hour,
dinner, and late night fun.
Morton’s of Chicago, 303 Peachtree Center Avenue
Whether in town for business or pleasure, whether a long-time resident or first-time visitor to Downtown
Atlanta, Morton's Downtown is a popular dinner choice. Morton's is a favorite for power business dinners,
a night out on the town or quiet drinks at the bar. Morton's menu features generous portions of primeaged steaks, fresh seafood, hand-picked produce and elegant desserts provided with exceptional service.
No Mas Cantina 180 Walker Street
Our concept combines the Cantina Restaurant, serving classic Mexican favorites & house specialties, and
the Hacienda Showroom, with an amazing collection of artistic creations from over 300 artisans in
Mexico… all under one roof.
Pacific Rim Bistro, 303 Peachtree Center Avenue
Located on the ground floor of Peachtree Center, this attractive, modern bistro features floor-to-ceiling
windows, lacquered wicker chairs and a large, horseshoe-shaped sushi bar. Superior sushi and a selection
of fusion dishes are the highlights of the pan-Asian menu.
Paschal’s, 180 Northside Drive
Paschal’s Restaurant, an historic and soulful dining experience, features southern specialties such as fried
chicken, braised short ribs, smothered pork chops and our famous peach cobbler.
Located downtown Atlanta, in the Castleberry Hill Arts District, Paschal’s has a rich history that dates back
to 1947 when the Paschal brothers, James and Robert Paschal opened their first location at 831 West
Hunter Street in Atlanta, Georgia. The brothers decided ‘Fried Chicken’ would be the specialty of the
house, and with that mandate, Robert created his ‘secret recipe’.
Rays in the City, 240 Peachtree Street
This place has appetizing dishes to satisfy everyone. Along with their award winning wine list, you will have
a very memorable dining experience at Ray's in the City.
RUTH CHRIS Steak House, 267 Marietta Street
Ruth’s Chris Steak House is situated in the lobby of the Embassy Suites Hotel just across the street from the
Georgia World Congress Center, CNN and Philips Arena. This Ruth’s Chris restaurant in downtown Atlanta
offers dramatic views of Centennial Olympic Park. Numerous private dining rooms offer a variety of dining
options.
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Downtown Eats
Stats, 300 Marietta Street
Are you ready for some "food play?" Simply put, STATS is serious food and serious sports – Premium, foodfocused, sports-centered, draught-direct eatery with a high-energy vibe, STATS. Adding to the excitement
and anticipation, tap tasters will be mesmerized by the revolutionary beer system incorporated into the
restaurant. With 70 high-definition televisions, gourmet American cuisine and beer that literally pours from
the tables, the venue will be the definitive spot for sports lovers seeking good meals and libations.
Sweet Georgia’s Juke Joint, 200 Peachtree Street
Sweet Georgia’s Juke Joint is the culmination of a deep history of music, food, and drink, and socializing in
the South. Located in the former Macy’s building, in the heart of downtown Atlanta at the iconic 200
Peachtree address, Sweet Georgia’s Juke Joint brings the city to a place to relax while enjoying live
entertainment and exceptional cuisine.
Thrive, 101 Marietta Street
Thrive is an upscale, casual restaurant where food, drink and lounge meet, pleasing taste buds from around
the world with award winning dishes and specialty cocktails since 2007. The menu consists of salads,
soups, sandwiches, sushi, steak and so much more. Chef Justin Cox offers several heart healthy options,
such Sushi Grade Togorashi Spiced Tuna. Thrive is pleased to offer a stimulating wine list, as well as a great
selection of beer and sake.
White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails, 270 Peachtree Street
White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails features chef-inspired cuisine using ingredients fresh from the Southern
region. The hospitality and ambiance are locally inspired and crafted, and the cocktails and wines are
classic yet fresh. Let their hospitality lift you up!
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Downtown Atlanta Attractions
Much has been accomplished in the last 25 years to elevate Atlanta to world-class status. An
efficient public transportation system, MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority),
was put in place; Underground Atlanta was added to the entertainment map; the Georgia
World Congress Center made the city a convention hub; the Georgia Dome was built in 1992
– and will soon be replaced with an even more state-of-the-art facility; and Philips Arena was
built in 1999.
From July 20 through August 4, 1996, the eyes of the world were on Atlanta as the city hosted
the Centennial Olympic Games. The city successfully hosted the biggest Olympic games ever,
showcasing itself to 2 million people in person and through global broadcast to 3.5 billion
people - more than two-thirds of the world's population - thus sharing Atlanta's vision and
America's spirit
The Olympics served as a catalyst for a second resurgence of Atlanta as it dramatically
transforms from great American city to greater international city by launching more than $2
billion in new construction projects and other changes.
Recently, we have seen an exciting boom in attractions that have made Downtown Atlanta
even more exciting to visit, including the College Football Hall of Fame and the Center for Civil
and Human Rights.
The following is a brief summary of the wonderful attractions located in the downtown
Atlanta area. These attractions are all within 6-8 blocks of the major hotels.
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Georgia Aquarium
Now is the perfect time to experience the world’s largest
aquarium and one of the feature Atlanta attractions! With
eight million gallons of fresh and marine water and more
aquatic life than found in any other aquarium, you are sure
to see things you have never seen before.
World of Coca-Cola
The World of Coca-Cola has something for everyone! A
thrilling 4-D theater, the world’s largest collection of Coke
memorabilia, a pop culture gallery featuring works by artists
such as Andy Warhol and Steve Penley are just some of the
great exhibits. There is also a fully functioning bottling line
that produces commemorative 8-ounce bottles of Coca-Cola.
Not to mention getting to sample over 70 different Coke
products sold all over the world – quite a treat! It’s the only
place where you can explore the complete story - past,
present, and future - of the world’s best-known brand!
Centennial Olympic Park
This truly unique, 21-acre state park performs a dual mission.
It without a doubt is the greatest legacy from the 1996
Olympic Games! During the Olympics, the park was the hub
of all the public events. Today, it continually serves as a spark
for downtown culture. The Park is a spectacular event space
with its amphitheater and numerous pavilions for smaller
events.
CNN Center
See on-air journalists in action. This is headquarters for Ted
Turner’s history-making cable channel – viewed in millions of
homes around the world. You will experience first-handnews in the making and witness the state of the art
technology that it takes to operate. By watching the
technicians, writers, editors, producers, and familiar anchors,
you will see how they work together to create round-theclock news coverage day after day.
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College Football Hall of Fame
The mission of the hall is to entertain, educate, and engage
guests through genuine care and hospitality in a way that
celebrates and honors the passion of college football, along
with its people and traditions. The $66.5 million facility tops
out at 94,256 square feet and features approximately 50,000
square feet of event and exhibit space, including a 45-yard
indoor football field that also will serve as a unique, flexible
programming and event space.
Center for Civil and Human Rights
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a 42,000
square foot facility in the heart of Downtown Atlanta. It is a
world-class cultural institution dedicated to exploring stories
of civil and human rights in a dynamic manner. The site is
located at Pemberton Place, adjacent to Centennial Olympic
Park, The New World of Coca-Cola and the Georgia
Aquarium.
The Tabernacle
The Tabernacle is a 2600 capacity, 4 story, 100 year old
converted church with multiple event spaces. The main floor
of the original sanctuary, which is now the main performance
and event space, features a dramatic and colorful aesthetic.
The Tabernacle is truly a venue like no other – imagine the
possibilities!
Skyview Atlanta
Atlanta's very own Ferris wheel is located Downtown across
from Centennial Olympic Park. Soar 200 feet in your private
climate controlled gondola. Enjoy the city lights during a
night ride for a real treat!
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Westside and Atlantic Station
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The Westside Provisions District
The Westside Provisions District of Atlanta is the premier spot for shopping and dining. “Really
good stuff”. It is not simply a slogan or a marketing message; it is the heart and soul of
Westside Provisions District. By combining the best in boutique retail, fine dining, and upscale
residences, WSPD provides a unique experience with the best that Atlanta has to offer.
Minutes from downtown, midtown, Buckhead, and all of Atlanta’s major highways and
interstates, Westside Provisions District is convenient to everyone.
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Atlantic Station
An eclectic assortment of more than 50 shops
reside in Atlantic Station, featuring a walkable
streetscape-style setting with brick paved
streets and a Central Park. The compact setting
features great boutiques, sidewalk cafes, hip
restaurants and TWELVE® Hotel, making it the
perfect destination for visitors.
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Old Fourth Ward
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Old Fourth Ward
Ponce City Market (Left),
Inman Park Restaurants (Below)
Krog St. Market (Above),
The Beltline (Right)
The Old Fourth Ward is defined as the area that stretches from Piedmont Avenue and
Downtown Atlanta on the west to the Beltline and the Poncey-Highland and Inman Park
neighborhoods on the east. Street Art, Markets, The Beltline, Southern Brunch, Shopping, and
the Bridge from “Walking Dead” are just a few reasons Atlanta LOVES this walkable
neighborhood minutes from the “Downtown Scene”.
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Old Fourth Ward Eats
4th and Swift, 621 North Avenue
Located in the Old Fourth Ward and occupying the space formerly the engine room, it retains many of
the original elements. The farm-to-table menu features the freshest of ingredients from all natural and
sustainable farmers. The atmosphere contains a sophisticated tavern, kitchen and dining space in which
to enjoy the Southern hospitality.
The Albert, 918 Austin Avenue
GOOD DRINKS, GOOD SERVICE, GOOD TIMES -- Nothing else matters! Come by the Albert for amazing
food, friends, and drinks. Our chef Jeremy is constantly cooking up amazing meals.
AMER, 299 North Highland Avenue
AMER serves as an intimate venue for guests to begin and end their evenings. Translating to "bitter" in
French, AMER will feature contemporary playful takes on classic cocktails with a focus on bitters and Italian
Amari. Open and airy in front, AMER offers a more earthy secluded experience in its wooden private dining
room.
Barcelona Atlanta Wine Bar & Restaurant, 240 North Highland Avenue
Located just two miles east of downtown Atlanta, Inman Park is not only the home of beautiful Victorian
mansions and contemporary lofts, but also a culinary destination. Barcelona offers the neighborhood a
delicious array of Spanish small and large plates that turn the mere act of dining out into a joyous
communal experience amongst friends and family.
Bartaco, 299 North Highland Avenue
Bartaco is inspired by the beach culture of Brazil, Uruguay and Southern California. With upscale street
food, a coastal vibe in a relaxed environment, freshly-squeezed juices, specialty cocktails and beer out
of a bottle, Bartaco evokes a visit to a stylish beach resort and creates an unforgettable experience.
BeetleCat, 299 North Highland Avenue
BeetleCat is a shore-style, casual cocktail lounge with a coastal 70s and 80s vibe in the new Inman Park
Quarter. With formal dining upstairs, a tiki-style bar downstairs called “The Den”, and patios accompanying
both, it is impossible to not find a good spot. BeetleCat‘s goodness doesn’t come cheap but it’s eclectic style
and flavorful small plates ensure that every diner will be basking in its decadence.
BoccaLupo, 753 Edgewood Avenue
Tucked away in Atlanta’s historic Inman Park neighborhood is BoccaLupo, an Italian-American eatery
owned by Atlanta-native chef, Bruce Logue. An intimate restaurant, BoccaLupo offers seating for 40
inside and patio dining for 18 guests. Currently focusing on extruded and rolled, hand-cut pastas, Logue
and chef de cuisine Ben Clayton are crafting “new” classics.
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Old Fourth Ward Eats
Bread and Butterfly, 290 Elizabeth Street
Bread & Butterfly, a whimsical café & bistro located in the heart of Inman Park, is a European-inspired space
to enjoy food and drink from early morning to late night. From its small bar, intimate dining room and
beautiful porch area with steel doors that open to Elizabeth Street to the bright patio outside, Bread &
Butterfly is a place to enjoy a cappuccino and perfect croissant, a decadent seasonal breakfast or lunch, or a
bistro-style dinner in the evening.
Folk Art, 465 North Highland Avenue
Folk Art is a breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch spot specializing in all-day diner-style favorites such as
chicken-and-waffles; eggs any style; jumbo biscuits with house made jellies or sausage gravy; signature
roasted pork chili; fried chicken sandwiches; six types of brunch-style eggs Benedict; huge cobb salad;
burgers; and desserts made daily.
Fritti, 309 North Highland Avenue
Fritti serves authentic Neopolitan Pizza as certified by the Verace Pizza Napoletana Association. Their pizza is
prepared according to traditional artisanal methods. The dough is made with 00 Caputo flour, natural yeast,
and sea salt. It is baked in a 1000°F wood burning oven, served Italian style whole, not sliced. Buon Appetito!
Highland Bakery, 655 Highland Avenue
Southern dining with traditional comforts and interesting twists! Stop by anytime for our famous Sweet
Potato Pancakes, our take on a brunch menu, our decadent desserts and our amazing cakes!
Kevin Rathbun Steak, 154 Krog Street
From the owners of the nationally acclaimed Rathbun's & Krog Bar in Atlanta, Kevin gets his motivation from
where he came from. He continues to bring his savvy Kansas City hospitality and his love of entertaining to
the Atlanta area.
MF Sushi, 299 North Highland Avenue
Chef Chris is a self-taught master, a chef who is pushing the boundaries of flavor that can be contained in a
single bite of nigiri. Having mastered the precise minutiae of knife-work and traditional techniques, he
forged beyond that. With a sophisticated, but not overwhelming environment, this has easily become a top
sushi spot in Atlanta.
One Eared Stag, 1029 Edgewood Avenue
Robert Phalen’s outré brunch menu beckons jaded palates—no surprise it’s a regular haunt for restaurant
pros and food writers. Start the day gently with thick Greek-style yogurt scattered with fruit and nuts, or go
the full Phalen with a stack of sourdough waffles glossed with duck liver butter and topped with seared duck
liver and sorghum. Yes, you can find a few brunch warhorses like biscuits with sausage gravy or scrambled
eggs (dotted with smoked trout roe, though) hidden among hardcore starters like pig head rillettes. The food
stirs up most of the commotion; the unassuming three-room space on a serene stretch of Inman Park is an
ideal place to chill out.
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Pure Taqueria
Chris Sedgwick and Michele Sedgwick, long time Alpharetta residents and successful Atlanta
restaurateurs, were looking for a new way to express their style and their love of food. They
found the inspiration they were seeking with their take on an authentic Mexican
taqueria. Hip, loud, sophisticated and fun, PURE Taqueria has been serving up inspired
cuisine and margaritas that pack a punch!
Parish, 240 North Highland Avenue
Located on the main floor of the historic space, Parish Restaurant serves a variety of New American and
French inspired dishes with modern twists, seven nights a week.
Rathbun’s, 112 Krog Street
This Modern-American menu “weaves the richest tapestry of new American cooking”. Located in a 100year-old building near Inman Park with a modern, warehouse feel, the open kitchen, vibrant colors and
jazzy, urban tone excite one immediately after walking through the fuchsia door.
Serpas, 659 Auburn Ave.
The first independent restaurant from revered Atlanta chef Scott Serpas, Serpas is located in reclaimed
cotton storage facility at The Pavilion at Studioplex in the historic Old Fourth Ward. The food features
cuisine that is true to its origin handcrafted by the New Orleans native chef and owner.
Sotto Sotto, 313 North Highland Ave.
Subdued style and authentic Italian ingredients make this a great neighborhood spot and cross-town
destination.
TWO Urban Licks, 820 Ralph McGill Blvd.
TWO Urban Licks may be the most striking space in Atlanta. Located in a massive warehouse on the
edge of Poncey Highland and Old Fourth Ward, TWO does everything big. To wit: decorations include
huge pieces of dramatic artwork, wine kegs, and massive garage doors housing the private dining room,
and an impressive open kitchen, replete with expansive meat-roasting stations, is stationed in the
center of the restaurant. Perhaps most impressive of all: the bold flavors of the menu, prominently
featuring fire-roasted meats, stand up to the grandiosity of the venue.
Wisteria, 471 North Highland Ave.
Located in the historic Atlanta neighborhood of Inman Park, our cuisine, contemporary American with a
Southern twist, is sure to please every palate. Come in and enjoy an inviting and cozy atmosphere with
Chef Jason Hill’s seasonal menu.
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Krog Street Market
Krog Street Market, 99 Krog Street (14 Restaurants, 11 Retail Stores)
The destination for Atlanta’s in town culture – those who are always searching for unique,
specialty creations. It’s designed to be as authentic as the 1920’s warehouse it’s built into.
With market stalls to sell produce, goods, and prepared food, along with a few southerngrown restaurants and retailers, the market will offer Atlantans a gathering place of sorts – a
locale for taking in an extraordinary meal or picking up a few inspiring ingredients – a west
coast-style market, right in the heart of Inman Park.
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Here’s what people are saying about Krog Street Market:
• Top 11 Must-Visit Food Halls Across the U.S – Zagat
Top 10 Spots Fueling the Food Hall Revolution – Departures
• Ten Best Food Halls in the U.S. – Fodor’s Travel
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Krog Street Market
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Krog Street Market
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Midtown
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Midtown
Big city life. Neighborhood feel.
Midtown has one of the fastest-growing residential and business populations in the city. Atlanta
has made its mark on the international culinary map, and many of the city’s most innovative
and acclaimed restaurants are right here in Midtown. From burgers to farm-to-table eats to fine
dining.
Nowhere else but Midtown can you walk to numerous restaurants, from nightclubs with DJ’s
and dancing to comedy and improv; live music performances to art openings, historic theaters
to live music venues - there is something for everyone. Centrally located, Midtown is the city's
most walkable environment. Discover nightlife in Midtown - in the heart of it all A large
concentration of nightclubs are in the area bounded by Crescent Avenue where you can move
easily between venues on foot…. So go ahead - find your next favorite spot.
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Midtown Eats
Article 14, 1180 Peachtree Street
Article 14 caters to the work crowd in the area with its bourbon-heavy menu and savory, Southernleaning food. This “executive lounge” type of ambience offers a break from some of the neighborhood's
more casual options.
Bantam & Biddy, 1050 Crescent Avenue
Bantam & Biddy is a casual and upbeat Midtown restaurant offering creative Southern cuisine with a
focus on rotisserie chicken.
BurgerFi, 77 12th St NE,
BurgerFi® - experience a Burgerfication of the Nation®. The taste sensation is made possible by the
perfect combination of all natural Angus beef from cattle that are raised in the most stringent
standards. This flavor and tenderness that we've come to expect in a fine steak, is now made possible in
a hamburger.
Cypress Street Pint and Plate, 817 West Peachtree Street
Cypress Street is a throwback to when the drinks were always cold, the food was always hot, and the
bar-staff knew your name. With fourteen beers on tap, forty bottled selections, and a fully stocked
selection of wine and spirits, Cypress has become a local favorite neighborhood haunt. They offer a full
menu and Brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.
Empire State South, 999 Peachtree St NE # 140
Empire State South takes a modern approach to creating authentic Southern dishes, relying on the
beautiful foods of this region - a community restaurant that appeals to a broad range, providing a
courtyard for bocce ball and an extensive coffee bar.
Ecco, 40 7th Street, NE
Located in the heart of Midtown, Ecco features seasonally inspired cuisine with Italian, Spanish and
French influences. The atmosphere is welcoming, with a shot of sophisticated, casual elegance,
delivering an unmistakably modern and fresh dining experience.
Front Page News, Crescent Avenue
Whether you're looking for a great place to drink after work, a family friendly place to take the kids, a
French Quarter style brunch on the patio, or a late night drink...Front Page News is the answer. From
Award winning dining, seasonal dining always featuring something new to the Original Famous 100 Item
Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar.
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The Lawrence, 905 Juniper Street
The Lawrence provides a comfortable and social atmosphere that encourages creativity and excellence in
both the cocktail and food programs. Alongside their pride in quality is an understanding that we, as people,
require fun – they make it happen!
Lure, 1106 Crescent Avenue
Inspired by classic American and global coastal traditions, Lure presents Atlanta’s freshest fish in the heart of
midtown on Crescent Avenue.
Marlow’s Tavern (Plaza Midtown) 950 West Peachtree Street
This tavern features American tavern fare served in a modern atmosphere offering classic dished updated
and elevated to gourmet level.
Mi Cocina, 1080 Peachtree Street
Welcome to Mi Cocina where everything we offer is hand-crafted and made fresh daily using authentic
Mexican cooking techniques and the finest ingredients available. From our famous, homemade salsa to our
mouthwatering, hand-dipped enchiladas, you can taste the freshness and quality in every bite.
Oceanaire Seafood Room, 1100 Peachtree Street
With its red leather horseshoe-shaped booths, brass tacks and warm cherry hardwood floors, this lavish
seafood restaurant trumpets a global selection of fresh fish and oysters.
Pasta Da Pulcinella
Pasta da Pulcinella is the ultimate cozy Italian dining restaurant. Chef Bibbiano has been the heart of Pasta
Da Pulcinella for over fifteen years. He diligently maintains the restaurant’s original menu, all the while
creating additional dishes each week with the freshest ingredients.
RiRa Irish Pub, Crescent Avenue
Meticulously restored in Ireland and shipped to the US, Rí Rá embodies everything that you would expect
from a genuine Irish pub. Rí Rá comes from "Rí Rá agus Ruaile Buaile", a phrase translating roughly as
devilment, good fun or any sociable activity that improves with fine food, like a nice pint of Guinness.
Ra Sushi, 1080 Peachtree Street
RA Sushi Atlanta offers your favorite sushi, signature rolls and Japanese fusion cuisine. Enjoy it all inside
amongst chic décor or on the lovely patio!
South City Kitchen, 1144 Crescent Avenue
This energetic, popular spot offers modern gourmet creations with a southern flair. It’s set in a renovated
house accented with an interesting mix of new and old furnishings.
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Midtown Eats
The Steamhouse Lounge, 1051 West Peachtree St.
Expect to find award-winning lobster bisque, the freshest seafood, ice cold bottle beer and our
signature Goombay Smash. Steamhouse offers a laid-back atmosphere with tables and booths inside
the two-level space, a wrap-around outdoor deck and patio dining with an outdoor bar.
STK, 1075 Peachtree St NE
STK artfully blends two concepts into one—the modern steakhouse and a chic lounge. Theatrical lights
illuminate each table, while smoky mirrors allow patrons to catch a glimpse of the surroundings while a
DJ creates an energetic vibe throughout the entire space.
Tabla, 77 12th Street
Tabla is an authentic Indian restaurant with a modern twist! Restauranteur, Sandeep Kothary, has brought his
passion for bringing Indian food to the next level to Tabla. The restaurant boasts a contemporary ambiance
mixed in with traditional cuisine.
Tap, 1180 Peachtree Street
A simple and eclectic menu featuring bar snacks, items for sharing and entrees is prepared daily to the
highest standards by Chef Todd Ginsberg. His impressive culinary background adds a touch of finesse to
TAP’s casual bill of fare.
Tin Lizzy’s Cantina, 1136 Crescent Ave NE
At Tin Lizzy’s Cantina, we’re known for our refreshing margaritas, friendly service, lively music and of
course, our FlexMex cuisine. Not only does it perfectly describe our menu, which is comprised of and
influenced by many cultures, FlexMex is also an attitude or experience that evokes a feeling of
belonging and pure awesomeness.
The Vortex, 878 Peachtree Street
The Vortex is the Godfather of all Atlanta burger joints, and continues to be an Atlanta favorite.
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Ponce City Market
Ponce City Market, 675 Ponce de Leon Ave. (25 Restaurants, 30 Retail Stores)
Ponce City Market, which is historically located in the fully renovated Sears, Roebuck &
Company building, is linked directly to the Atlanta BeltLine, and situated across from Old
Fourth Ward Park, our iconic stretch of Ponce de Leon Avenue is a major part of the
redevelopment movement at the crossroads of Atlanta’s most established neighborhoods. At
the heart of PCM is the marketplace itself, a flexible space to gather, eat and shop. In the
Central Food Hall, artisan chefs and local purveyors fill an authentic market with the design,
food, and flavors of Atlanta. Retail shops and offices add to the life, color, and culture of PCM
and surrounding neighborhoods. Residents of the Flats apartments in the upper floors of the
east and west wings are just a few steps or an elevator ride from workplaces, shopping, the
Central Food Hall, and a direct access to the BeltLine.
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Making History:
The National Trust for Historic Preservation recognizes Ponce City Market as “History in
the making,” and recognizes the project as part of a plan “to move Atlanta forward while
maintaining and emphasizing the city’s unique history and culture.”
In early 2014, Travel + Leisure ranked Ponce City Market as one the 25 in its list of “The
World’s Coolest New Tourist Attractions.”
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Midtown Attractions
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Margaret Mitchell House: Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and operated by the Atlanta
History Center, the Margaret Mitchell House is a turn-of-the century, three-story, Tudor Revival building
where Margaret Mitchell lived and wrote her Pulitzer-Prize winning novel, Gone With the Wind.
High Museum of Art: With its renowned collection of classic and contemporary art and award-winning
architecture by Richard Meier and Renzo Piano, the High Museum of Art has grown from its origins in a
stately home on Peachtree Street to become the leading art museum in the southeastern United States.
Atlanta Botanical Gardens: Explore more than 30 acres of breathtaking botanical bliss at the Atlanta
Botanical Gardens, located adjacent to Piedmont Park in Midtown. Since the Garden opened more than 35
years ago, there's been more than 50 different updates, new exhibits and upgrades applied to the facility,
making these gardens a must see for Atlanta visitors.
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta: The Atlanta Fed's Visitors Center and Monetary Museum offer an exhibit
of historical artifacts which guides visitors through the fascinating story of money from barter to modern
times. You'll also learn about the turbulent history of banking in America and see examples of rare coins
and currency.
Monday Night Brewing: This Atlanta-based craft brewery makes for a great outing. The unique West
Midtown location features unique décor and a jolly cast of brewers ready to share their craft.
Woodruff Arts Center: This performing arts center is home to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the
Alliance Theatre – both known for producing amazing shows!
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Fernbank Museum of Natural History: From the largest dinosaurs ever discovered to the biggest movie
screen in town, Fernbank Museum offers a world of adventure. Immersive, hands-on exhibits make science,
culture and natural history come alive in a big way!
Bodies...the Exhibition at Atlantic Station: This exhibition provides an intimate and informative view into
the human body. Featuring an innovative preservation process, the exhibition allows you to see and
celebrate your body's inner beauty in ways you never dreamed possible. More than 200 actual human
bodies and specimens, meticulously dissected and respectfully displayed, offer an unprecedented and
wholly unique look into your amazing body.
Center for Puppetry Arts: The Center for Puppetry Arts is a unique cultural treasure - a magical place where
children and adults are educated, enlightened and entertained. Since 1978, the Center has introduced
millions of visitors to the wonder and art of puppetry and has touched the lives of many through enchanting
performances, curriculum-based workshops and the hands-on Museum, as well as Distance Learning and
Outreach Programs. The museum will be fully renovated and reopened Fall of 2015!
Sweetwater Brewery: Sweetwater is a beloved craft brew that calls Atlanta home. Tours and tastings of the
facility are a laid back good time.
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Fox Theatre: The Fox was originally planned as part of a large Shrine Temple as evidenced by its Moorish
design. The auditorium was ultimately developed as a lavish movie theater in and opened in 1929. It hosts
a variety of cultural and artistic events including the Atlanta Ballet, a summer film series, and performances
by national touring companies of Broadway shows. The venue also hosts occasional concerts by popular
artists – with an impressive roster of past performers. The Fox offers tours which showcase over 10
locations throughout the building – from the orchestra pit and Mighty Mo’, the largest working Moller
theatre organ in the world to the Men’s Lounge featuring the original furniture chosen by the wife of
movie-mogul William Fox. They will also learn the incredible story of how the citizens rose up to save the
Fox from the wrecking ball while walking the very same halls as Elvis and The Rolling Stones.
Piedmont Park: This 189-acre midtown park features stunning skyline views, plentiful trails, sporting and
swim facilities and a rich history.
Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University: The Carlos Museum is one of the Southeast's premier
ancient art museums with major collections of art objects from ancient Egypt, Nubia, Near East, Greece,
Rome, ancient Americas, Africa, and Asia, as well as a collection of works on paper from the Renaissance to
the present.
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Virginia Highlands
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Virginia Highlands
Developed in the early 1900’s, Virginia-Highland, or “VaHi” as it is known by locals, consists of four
distinct commercial “villages” connected by short, walkable blocks lined with charming bungalow
homes. The neighborhood’s name derives from the intersection of Virginia and Highland Avenues and
has the feel of a small town within the heart of the city. Locals and tourists alike mingle for brunch at
charming sidewalk cafes, meals and drinks on comfortable patios and terraces, and cocktails at lively
night spots. Discovering the unexpected is part of the attraction! Virginia-Highland is acclaimed for its
diverse and unique shopping. Trend-setting apparel, local and global art and decor, whimsical and
modern decorative accessories, natural linens, gourmet food, fine woodworking and gardening tools,
unusual fresh flowers, unique contemporary, and antique or traditional furniture galore!
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Virginia Highlands Eats
Atkins Park, 794 North Highland Avenue Northeast
Started as a deli in 1922, it's now an American restaurant & after-hours tavern with live music.
Café Highlands, 640 North Highland Avenue Northeast
Casual cafe featuring Southern eats & globally inspired comfort food, plus a large covered patio.
Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit, 1004 Virginia Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
Grab-and-go biscuit restaurants, made-by-hand using no machinery whatsoever and with only the finest
ingredients. Their small team of bakers are keeping the tradition of Southern biscuit making alive
DBA Barbeque, 1190 North Highland Avenue Northeast
Casual neighborhood outpost for BBQ & homemade sides at lunch & dinner, with a full bar.
Fonatine’s Oyster House, 1026 1/2 North Highland Avenue Northeast
Seafood & extensive raw bar items served in an old-fashioned public-house space with a patio.
Goin’ Coastal, 1021 Virginia Ave NE
An upscale rustic space plays backdrop to a Southern seafood menu with a focus on sustainable fish.
Hand n Hand, 752 N Highland Avenue Northeast
Neighborhood pub serving bar bites & beers (indoors or on the large patio), plus trivia nights.
Highland Tap, 1026 North Highland Avenue Northeast
American steakhouse & bar in an underground, speakeasy-style space is known for meats & martinis.
Illegal Food
Mali, 961 Amsterdam Ave NE
Casual-yet-elegant eatery serving traditional Thai fare & sushi with optional patio seating.
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Marlow’s Tavern, 950 West Peachtree St NW #215
Local bar & grill chain offering a classic setting for American pub fare & sports on TV.
Sweet Auburn BBQ, 656 North Highland Avenue Northeast
Nouveau-rustic outpost serving smoked meats & sides with eclectic touches, plus inventive cocktails.
TomTom, 1000 Virginia Ave NE
Airy small-plates restaurant featuring global flavors from Asian to Southwestern, plus tequila.
Harry & Sons, 820 North Highland Avenue, NE
The simple flavors are nicely spicy with plenty of non-intimidating meats and heaps of veggies. Make this
low-key Thai/sushi bar a must see. Lunch and dinner daily $$
La Tavola, 992 Virginia Avenue, NE (up to 100 people)
This modern trattoria dishes up Italian favorites for chic Virginia-Highlanders. With its open kitchen, mirrored
walls and delicious Italian cuisine, La Tavola fits right in to its stylish Virginia-Highlands environment. Lunch
and dinner nightly. Brunch Sunday. $$
Murphy’s, 997 Virginia Avenue, NE
Located in the heart of Virginia Highlands, Murphy’s offers contemporary American comfort food in an
upbeat atmosphere. A wine shop and not-to-be missed bakery can also be found in the front of the
restaurant. Lunch: Mon-Fri. Dinner nightly, Brunch Sat., Sun. and holidays $
Osteria, 832 North Highland Avenue, NE
A smart and thoroughly unpretentious spot for Neapolitan-style pasta and thin crust pizzas that have
become a big hit with Virginia Highlanders. Toppings range from gourmet- minded prosciutto and arugula to
spicy salami and mushrooms. Lunch: Tues-Sun. Dinner daily. $
The Original El Taco, 1186 North Highland Ave.
Here you’ll enjoy the simple, fresh Mexican food while sipping on their famous margaritas and frozen
mojitos.
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Buckhead
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Buckhead
Welcome to Buckhead, the ultra chic Atlanta neighborhood where you can
experience decadent restaurants, world-class hotels and legendary shopping.
Buckhead is home to Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza, the upscale destination for
shoppers throughout Georgia and the region. Restaurants and boutiques abound
throughout Buckhead, and nightlife beckons from the world famous Peachtree
Street and the Andrews Entertainment District.
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Buckhead Eats
1Kept, 2293 Peachtree Road
Industrial-chic spot for Southern-inspired, farm-fresh New American cuisine & cocktails.
Anis, 2974 Grandview Avenue
This Buckhead French Bistro offers a wonderful meal at a very reasonable price. Its cozy setting in a
charming bungalow attracts quite a following of devotees to this romantic spot.
Antica Posta, 519 East Paces Ferry Road
This cozy bungalow with wooden beams warms the dining room of white-clothed tables. This little
Italian main-stay bestows Atlantans with a taste of the Tuscan good life.
Aria, 490 East Paces Ferry Road
This new American savory menu includes fork-tender braised short ribs and Gorgonzola polenta, while
seasonal offerings include enormous soft-shell crabs spiked with dill and delicate fish with direct-fromthe-garden vegetables. The seductive surroundings include architecture from yesteryear and post
modern art.
The Atlanta Fish Market, 265 Pharr Road
You are greeted by a most impressive outdoor bronze fish sculpture as you arrive at this upscale
Buckhead fish house. An aromatic fish market display contains an extensive array of fresh seafood.
Bartaco, 3802 Roswell Road
Bartaco is inspired by the beach culture of Brazil, Uruguay and Southern California. With upscale street
food, a coastal vibe in a relaxed environment, freshly-squeezed juices, specialty cocktails and beer out
of a bottle, Bartaco evokes a visit to a stylish beach resort and creates an unforgettable experience.
Bistro Niko, 3344 Peachtree Road
Located in the spectacular Sovereign Building, Bistro Niko is an exciting French bistro, with cuisine that
offers a lighter style of classic French cooking, as is the trend in Paris today.
Blue Ridge Grill, 1261 West Paces Ferry Road
The mountains meet the city in this rustic Buckhead home to winning American cuisine. Classic
Southern and American dishes get the upscale treatment with largely winning results.
Bhojanic, 3400 Around Lenox Road
The owners of Bhojanic understand the need for authentic Indian fare. With over 20 years of
experience in catering and food service and a beloved first location in Decatur, the owners of Bhojanic
are skillful at making delicious and creative Indian food nestled in lovely surroundings.
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Buckhead Eats
Bone’s, 3130 Piedmont Road
Thickest and juiciest steaks in town. Atlantans have been gathering here since 1979 for the best prime
rib, steaks, lamb chops, and live Maine lobsters (flown in daily).
BrickTop’s, 3280 Peachtree Road
BrickTop's is a Nashville based company. It is the company's goal to balance high standards and quality
with an unassuming atmosphere. BrickTop's is a place where it's pleasant to dine or have a drink after
work. The restaurant is sophisticated, warm and friendly. From the greeters and service staff to the
kitchen and management, everyone takes pride in their job.
The Buckhead Diner, 3073 Piedmont Road
This gleaming monument to American culinary chic of the late 1950’s offers hearty American cuisine.
“Comfort food gone gourmet” is the by-word at this well-known establishment.
Buttermilk Kitchen, 4225 Roswell Road
Buttermilk Kitchen is a breakfast and lunch concept created by chef Suzanne Vizethann. Buttermilk’s
mission is to nurture people through food by use of sustainable, local ingredients. A kitchen where
most everything is made in-house from scratch, paying tribute to its name, “Buttermilk,” which refers
to the liquid utilized after butter was churned; carrying out the philosophy of letting nothing go to
waste.
Café Agora, 318 E Paces Ferry Road
Refined Turkish cuisine with a blend of Turkic, Arabic, Persian and Greek flavors, Cafe Agora fuses
various culinary traditions and influences to serve Atlanta’s Greek cravers and new comers alike!
Capital Grille, 255 East Paces Ferry Road
Boasting an atmosphere of energy, sophistication and power dining, The Capital Grille serves classic
steak house offerings and raises the all around experience to a level of excellence. Best View in town!
Canoe, 4199 Paces Ferry Road
Situated on the banks of the Chattahoochee River, this is a favorite for “special occasion” destinations.
It’s a pure visual delight with its lovely patio and gorgeous gardens.
Chops & Lobster Bar, 70 West Paces Ferry Road
Atlanta’s “Tiffany of steakhouses” featuring seafood, as well as beef, it offers excellent service in a
comfortable, clubby setting. The downstairs Lobster Bar (dinner only) is a seafood lover’s paradise.
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Buckhead Eats
Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse, 3500 Peachtree Road
Enjoy classic Italian cuisine at Atlanta’s only Northern Italian Steakhouse. Davio’s has a large display
kitchen, and in-house bakery, vibrant bar and lounge and outdoor patio.
Dolce Italian, 3035 Peachtree Road
Capturing the timeless spirit of Fellini’s 1960’s Rome, Dolce Italian truly brings ‘la dolce vita’ to life with
its effortless charm and approachable sophistication. In 2015 Dolce Italian took national stage winning
Bravo TV’s newest culinary competition series, ‘Best New Restaurant.’
Doraku, 267 E Paces Ferry Road
Doraku is a restaurant, bar and gathering place that celebrates Japanese food, drink and hospitality.
It’s a place to have fun with friends or to unwind after a long day at work. It is the commitment to
quality and attention to detail that make the Doraku experience live up to its name: “the road to
happiness.”
Eclipse di Luna, 764 Miami Circle
This festive, high-energy, interactive dining experience offers an artsy setting as a backdrop for awardwinning specialty tapas and live music nightly. Belly up to the bar and enjoy authentic Spanish cuisine.
F&B Atlanta, 3630 Peachtree Road
A “local Neighborhood Bistro”, located in the heart of Buckhead serving American food with French
twist. F&B is great for a casual drink, or a delicious meal. The atmosphere will captivate you.
Fogo de Chao, 3101 Piedmont Road
This Brazilian churrascaria-style steakhouse is a meat lovers delight featuring fifteen types of perfectly
roasted meat that is carved from skewers at your table by knife wielding gauchos.
Gypsy Kitchen, 3035 Peachtree Road
Gypsy Kitchen draws inspiration from the culinary riches of Spain - infused with Moroccan traditions
from across the Gibraltar and Indian influences that travelled west along the same seas. Centuries of
interplay between these food traditions and lands inspires their Iberian fusion plates and the sleek,
casual ambiance calms the soul.
Hal’s, 30 Old Ivy Road
A restaurant that triumphs in taste over trend, Hal's is not the typical highbrow restaurant so often
equated with food of this quality. It is a place of white table cloths, flowers, warm brick, & candlelight.
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Buckhead Eats
Holeman and Finch, 2277 Peachtree Road
From the robust patties to the bread-and-butter pickles, Atlanta's favorite public house shares what
makes their burgers the best. Southern food revivalist Linton Hopkins, who owns Holeman with
several partners, serves the cult beauty late in the evening so the rest of the gastropub menu (sublime
charcuterie, farm egg and pancetta carbonara, and the city’s most progressive cocktail list) won’t be
bulldozed by its popularity. Also, the restaurant assembles plenty of burgers for the Sunday brunch.
Horseradish Grill, 4320 Powers Ferry Road
A neighborhood “barn” and grill next to Chastain Park is a one of a kind eating establishment that
makes you feel “at home”. A creative menu that offers a most unique style of Southeastern cooking
from North Carolina to the Georgia mountains.
Joy Café, 316 Pharr Road
This husband and wife executive chef team pull inspiration from around the world combining
traditional southern and rural European recipes with the latest in avant-garde techniques to create a
truly unique cafe experience. Their recipes have been handed down from generation to generation
and now Joy Café will bring them to you!
King + Duke, 3060 Peachtree Road
King + Duke is a salute to classic American literature and Ford Fry’s attempt to pull off a lighthearted
deception of dining in Buckhead. The restaurant is a classic American tavern and features a large 24foot open hearth for early wood-fire cooking techniques using locally sourced ingredients. Just about
everything will be cooked over an open fire — meat, fish, fowl, and seasonal vegetables.
KR Steakbar, 349 Peachtree Hills Ave
An intimate neighborhood restaurant and bar. Nestled within the Peachtree Hills area of Buckhead. A
menu of Italian fare with an emphasis on Prime steaks. We offer an inviting bar area and dining room. The
bar offers a full line of cocktails. When the weather permits, the outside garden area awaits you.
Kyma, 3085 Piedmont Road
Kyma offers magnificent authentic Greek cuisine in an uptown setting. This unique Buckhead
restaurant is sure to be a “favorite spot”’ to many!
La Grotta, 2637 Peachtree Road
Ranked among Atlanta’s finest restaurants old world charm and sophisticated cuisine come together to
make for an elegant affair - Northern Italian dishes prepared with veal, seafood or pasta are uniformly
excellent.
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Buckhead Eats
Le Bilboquet, 3035 Peachtree Road
Reminiscent of a charming European square, Le Bilboquet is located at the center of The Shops
Buckhead Atlanta. Open daily for lunch and dinner, the bistro and bar offers a vibrant atmosphere
paired with simple, classic French cooking, bringing a slice of Parisian café culture to the neighborhood
and a natural gathering spot to enjoy a chilled bottle of rosé alfresco alongside classic bistro fare or a
draft beer and croque monsieur at the bar.
Local Three, 3290 Northside Parkway
Using one the best kitchens in the country, Local Three presents a neighborhood spot with really good
food, beverage and service! Join them for a come-as-you-are atmosphere and "foie gras in your flip
flops" ambiance with the best quality cuisine at affordable prices alongside intriguing wine and beer
lists and a full bar.
Neighborhood Eats, 1819 Peachtree Road
This place is GOOD! I hesitate to say surprisingly good, but the food that comes out of that kitchen is
not what you would expect from the lobby of an office building. Andrew, the owner, and his team are
all extremely friendly and will not hesitate to suggest trying something that will blow you away.
Portofino, 3199 Paces Ferry Place
Enjoy simpler dishes of rustic, regional Italian cooking at a restaurant whose prices are more than fair
for the quality of food. The dining room and adjacent bar are awash with a warm glow that make you
feel right at home.
Pricci, 500 Pharr Road
Wood burning ovens grace the center of this establishment making it one of the most unique places in
town. Here you can relish in authentic Italian cuisine while dining in this elegant, modern atmosphere.
Restaurant Eugene, 2277 Peachtree Road
Award-winning Restaurant Eugene is a quiet, sophisticated fine dining restaurant located in South
Buckhead on Peachtree Road. The cuisine is Seasonal New American, with a special emphasis placed
on using fresh ingredients from local farmers and specialty purveyors from around the world.
Recipient of the 2005 and 2006 Wine Specialist Award of Excellence!
Saltyard, 1820 Peachtree Road
Saltyard's family style small-plates cuisine boasts a uniquely social dining experience that is unbound
by the limitations of regional flavor. When you dine at Saltyard, you’ll find a carefully edited selection
of Chef Nick Leahy's seasonal dishes. No pretention here, we serve delicious and that’s all that counts.
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Buckhead Eats
Seasons 52, 3050 Peachtree Road
Seasons 52 is a celebration of what’s good now. Seasonally inspired menus featuring ingredients at
their peak of freshness. Rustic cooking techniques like brick oven roasting and open-fire grilling that
bring out natural flavors. And an ever-changing selection of global wines. All in a casually sophisticated
setting. Discover what's good now, this and every season.
Seven Lamps, 3400 Around Lenox Road
This chic spot has killer food and a homey atmosphere. Executive Chef Drew Van Leuvan’s lunch,
dinner and late-night menus feature regionally inspired recipes and seasonal ingredients hit the spot!
St. Cecilia, 3455 Peachtree Road
The latest restaurant from Atlanta chef-owner Ford Fry, St. Cecilia serves coastal European food in
Buckhead’s Pinnacle Building. After helping Fry develop a number of other concepts, executive chef
Brian Horn has settled down in a kitchen of his own at St. Cecilia. He and his team cook simple and
thoughtful dishes that are inspired by the coastlines of Italy, Spain, and France.
Smokebelly, 128 East Andrews
Smoked, sauced and served up! From sweet tea to pickled fried okra, pulled pork to lighter fare,
Smokebelly’s BBQ is a celebration of all things Southern. We’re all about chef-crafted ’cue with soulwarming fixins’ and foot stompin’ music from Hank, Willie and Cash.
The Southern Gentleman, 3035 Peachtree Road
The Southern Gentleman is a Southern-inspired gastropub in The Shops Buckhead Atlanta. The concept
celebrates every aspect of what it means to be from the South with a fresh, modern take on traditional
dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
True Food Kitchen, 3393 Peachtree Road
You don’t have to be a die-hard Yogi to dine at True Food Kitchen. You need only a desire to give your
body nutrients, and your palate something memorable. The basis for the anti-inflammatory diet isn’t
meant to deprive a healthy body of great flavors, it’s meant to take popular trends in cuisine and pair
them with healthy living.
Umi Sushi, 3050 Peachtree Road
Umi unites classic along with modern Japanese flavors in a sophisticated, contemporary setting. Chef
Fuyuhiko Ito’s menu showcases the freshest fish from the world’s finest markets and highest quality
ingredients available.
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Buckhead Eats
Watershed, 1820 Peachtree Road
Owner Emily Sailers (of the Grammy Award winning Indigo Girls), made the decision to join forces with
Chef Scott Peacock and reopen Watershed in the heart of Buckhead. This Peachtree location continues
the restaurant’s long standing commitment to its founding principles with great attention to detail and
community consciousness. The environment and farm to table approach will be sure to appease your
pallet and create for a wonderful experience.
Zin Burger, 3393 Peachtree Road
Energetic, modern, upbeat, fun and most importantly, simply delicious, Zinburger offers a
mouthwatering selection of gourmet burgers, salads and sides, decadent shakes and desserts, and a
carefully crafted selection of wine. The setting is sleek, contemporary, upbeat and playful featuring
rich wood and earth tones and stylish, comfortable seating.
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Buckhead Attractions
Atlanta History Center: Located on 33 acres in the heart of historic Buckhead, the Atlanta History
Center invites you to explore Georgia’s past through award-winning exhibitions; two historic houses
including 1928 Swan House and 1860s Smith Family Farm; Centennial Olympic Games Museum; the
Goizuetta Gardens, featuring 22 acres of historic gardens and trails; and the Kenan Research Center.
Currently undergoing renovation, the center will add the Cyclorama to their collection Fall of 2015.
The Shops Buckhead: Still in its final stages of development, this luxury mixed use development
features high end shops and restaurants in a beautifully-manicured setting.
Buckhead Malls: If shopping is what you’re into, then you’ve hit mecca with Buckhead’s Lenox Mall
and Phipps Plaza Mall located caddy-corner to each other. You will be challenged to find any national
retailer not represented in one of these two luxury malls! The “Shops Around Lenox” just adjacent to
Lenox Mall features even more local and national retailers.
The Painted Pin: You have never experienced bowling like this before! This truly upscale boutique bar,
bowling and entertainment venue in an industrial warehouse space in the heart of Buckhead's Miami
circle will have your competitive side thriving.
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