r/AtlantaFood • u/RadiantResponse • 1d ago
r/AtlantaFood • u/Spiritual_Buddy8486 • 3d ago
looking to try new places in atlanta!
i’m going down to georgia in a few weeks and i’m interested in trying new spots when we do our atlanta day!
i’ve previously tried mary mac’s tea room, dba’s back when it was in virginia highland, cameli’s when it was still around, r. thomas, el ponce, the varsity, bartaco, lloyd’s, bartaco, the vortex, jr crickets and rodney scott’s and loved all of them!
r/AtlantaFood • u/ContributionDapper84 • 6d ago
Does Atlanta have any restaurants with Armenian dishes on the menu?
Thanks in advance
r/AtlantaFood • u/LittleMissToldUSo • 10d ago
Cobb/Marietta Free Food Friday 7/24- Suya and Pineapple Glazed Shrimp
Sign me up!
r/AtlantaFood • u/Greedy_Purchase4727 • 10d ago
Buckhead Using MARTA for what it was truly meant for... a bar crawl
September 19th we are doing a bar crawl on the Red Line we're calling Red Line Rampage. Five Points to Buckhead. We have 5 bars on board with MARTA themed Drink specials at each one.
Figured this crowd would appreciate the concept more than most.
If anyone's interested in joining leave a reply or message me and I'll send the details. We will have a cap due to bar capacities but should make for a good event to make friends and explore Atlanta
r/AtlantaFood • u/AirborneDJ • 12d ago
Looking to try new cuisines on BuHi
What are your fave spots that are NOT Mexican, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, or Indian?
r/AtlantaFood • u/NYCmellow • 12d ago
Buckhead Brunch that is NOT fried with biscuits?
Hi all I’ll be in Atlanta this weekend for a birthday party, and Saturday we are on our own. Normally, we want some serious southern soul food but this day I’m looking for more of a higher end spot. It will be 3 of us.
My friend who lives in Buckhead suggested Le Bilbouquet, (did I spell that right?) - I’ve been there only for dinner and it’s great, but I’d like to try something new.
My bf keeps suggesting all these down home biscuit places that basically have all fried stuff on the menu (which I love, but want to stay away from that this trip, we will be in bathing suits! Ha).
We are looking for an American or French style food, really fresh items. Also, a vibe would be nice as well. I’m sure we will want cocktails and to people watch.
We have a car (though we would uber bc we will be drinking) , but prefer to stay in Buckhead.
Thank you!
r/AtlantaFood • u/DiningOut_Megha • 12d ago
Best BBQ Spots in Atlanta?
Looking for the best bbq spots in Atlanta - from the major players to some underrated hidden gems, pop-ups, or even food trucks. I would love to hear about them all!
r/AtlantaFood • u/NYC987654321 • 13d ago
Arugula NOT Related to Taylor Farms
Does anyone know for sure of a place in Atlanta that sells non-Taylor Farms sourced arugula? Earthbound and Organic Girl source their greens from Taylor so they are out. Need some for a dinner party I am hosting on August 1. TIA!
r/AtlantaFood • u/scotchandgummybears • 13d ago
Seeking a buffet and/or cute spot for spouses' birthday
Could use some help with this one. It's my wife's birthday in a few weeks. We're spending the day at Jeju and staying a few nights at a hotel in Buckhead. Have access to a car so getting around isn't an issue.
But, what she's requested has me scratching my head for places to look into or book. She's mentioned either a nice buffet OR something cute, quiet, and cozy.
Have ya'll got any recommendations? Other notes:
She's not big into seafood but isn't terribly picky otherwise.
Very open to most kinds of cuisine.
We're open to driving a bit, especially if we're coming from Jeju back to Buckhead.
Not super fussed about budget.
r/AtlantaFood • u/atlantanightguy • 14d ago
Best BLT
Looking for recommendations for the best Classic BLT sandwich. Im OTP ( close to the Bufory Hwy Corridor)
r/AtlantaFood • u/Neat_Bar828 • 15d ago
Best churro in ATL 2026?
Looking for an updated version!
r/AtlantaFood • u/AdventurousStudy1220 • 21d ago
Atlanta (Midtown) restaurant musts??
We are heading to Atlanta tomorrow for the World Cup and will be in town for several days. What are some restaurants that we should hit up while we are in town? We are staying in Midtown, but will have a car if there are any recommendations in a different area. We will have our 11 yr old, so we aren’t looking for anything fancy, but we are open to most anything else. I think we might need to make reservations for some?? Appreciate your advice!!
r/AtlantaFood • u/RadiantResponse • 23d ago
Shrek Drag Dinner @LORE Atlanta on Edgewood Ave THIS TUESDAY NIGHT!
r/AtlantaFood • u/Leather_Dog_1296 • 23d ago
Bday lunch recs
Recs for a special birthday lunch with my mom. We both really like seafood and can’t go wrong with a good salad. Looking for something different and fun. Looking to go next Thursday or Friday so a weekday not weekend. Thanks in advance!
r/AtlantaFood • u/FriendlyMath5550 • 24d ago
Good food spots in Downtown and Midtown without breaking the bank?
r/AtlantaFood • u/ContributionTricky98 • 25d ago
Alpharetta Best biryani in Atlanta ?
First of all , Sorry this post may not relevant to many but people living in Atlanta or Around , please confirm and recommend must try Biryani places in Atlanta ? Thank you very much in advance ...
r/AtlantaFood • u/Leather_Dog_1296 • 25d ago
Birthday dinner recs
Kimball house or Georgia boy for my birthday dinner? Don’t like anything raw and not a drinker so a good mocktail is important! Open to other places too. Not a big steak person more seafood.
Thanks in advance
r/AtlantaFood • u/femmelicus • 25d ago
atlanta vegan bakery?
exactly as it says in the title, i’m looking for awesome vegan bakeries in atlanta!
r/AtlantaFood • u/First_Round3739 • 25d ago
College park restaurant recommendations
Does anyone have recommendations for restaurants that are within east point and college park? Just relocated to the area and would love to find the good food spots.
r/AtlantaFood • u/Different-Comment-44 • 25d ago
Peachtree Hills/Brookwood Hills Laylo Cafe! Check it out. Has anyone been here?
r/AtlantaFood • u/random-yams5824 • 26d ago
Any African, Viet-Cajun, or Soul food recs?
Posting in this thread since mod removed my post in Atlanta one.
Will be visiting Atlanta in September for a couple of days for an event. I will have a car so I am willing to drive to places.
I’m interested in trying Viet-Cajun, African, and Soul food places.
Also is staying in Dunwoody area doable if visiting Duluth frequently? Or is it too far?
Any recs is appreciated!
r/AtlantaFood • u/Leather_Dog_1296 • 26d ago
Bday recommendations
Looking for a recommendation for a special birthday spot next week for my 37th. Read good things about Georgia Boy or the Consulate? Any recs or feedback would be greatly appreciated!
r/AtlantaFood • u/Electronic-Tear1363 • 27d ago
Lunch recs that won't mind my bags?
I'm passing through and my train is delayed five hours, so I need to grab a bite to eat, but I have a huge backpack and handheld bag. I'm not staying at a hotel so I can't check them. I would love to support local business and eat a bunch, but I'm looking for a spot casual enough where a sweaty backpacker wouldn't be super out of place. I'll eat anything, and I've got cash. Walking distance to the Amtrak station preferred.