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  Ponce City Market

  The most amazing place to go for everything! Ha, no really... it's a huge food hall, it's a shopping destination, and so much more (workout studios, a rooftop bar, etc.).
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  Gunshow

  One of the most fun and interesting dining experiences I've ever had! Inspired by Brazilian churrascaria-style dining and Chinese dim sum, the restaurant presents diners with always changing dishes on rolling carts where diners can pick and choose what they want to eat.
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  Bread & Butterfly

  A delicious European-inspired café with a lovely little bar, and bright patio, and an intimate dining room. Brunch is one of the best meals here but also not to be missed is the bistro-style dinner.
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  BeetleCat

  You'll feel like you're right on the water when you eat at this delicious seafood spot. The oyster list is extensive and the décor is nautical chic. Ahoy!
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  Krog Street Market

  A food market with little food stands, bakeshops, bars, and restaurants including the yummy tex mex spot, Superica.
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  Ladybird

  Nestled on the Atlanta Beltline, Ladybird is a half outdoor, half indoor restaurant and bar that serves up elevated campfire cuisine and yummy specialty cocktails around picnic tables, fire pits, and outdoor games. It's a great place to spend an afternoon!
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  JCT Kitchen

  Amazing fried chicken, fries, cornbread, cocktails… amazing everything!
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  Muchaco

  I seriously love this spot so much! The retro West Coast vibes are so happy but I really go for the delicious breakfast tacos and grain bowls. It's a must for me whenever I'm in town!
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  The Iberian Pig

  The bold flavors in everything on the Spanish-inspired tapas menu at The Iberian Pig really sets this place apart! It's easily one of my favorite restaurants in Atlanta and always a crowd pleaser (I recommend it to friends visiting all the time)!
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  Miller Union

  A modern take on southern food with tasty cocktails.
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  The Optimist

  A go-to restaurant for seafood lovers & oyster fans.
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  Gio's Chicken Amalfitano

  Nothing beats an amazing BYOB spot and this place is no exception. The menu is focused on chicken-based Amalfi Coast cuisine… need I say more?
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  Le Patite Marche

  A family owned French(ish) café serving sandwiches, salads, soups, and more for both breakfast and lunch.
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  BoccaLupo

  The menu changes constantly at this low-key homestyle Italian eatery. The pasta here will make you weak in the knees.
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  The General Muir

  A New York inspired Jewish style deli and restaurant that serves up traditional favorites (yes, pastrami!) as well as modern dishes with a focus on fresh ingredients. The restaurant also has a yummy deli counter!
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  Umi

  This small upscale sushi restaurant in Buckhead serves up such delicious sushi! The menu is a bit of a mix of classic and modern Japanese food so there is something for everyone.
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  Brezza Cucina

  This bright Italian style bistro serves up some of the most amazing handmade pastas in town!
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  Sun in my Belly

  A delicious local neighborhood breakfast spot. Their biscuits are to die for, trust me!
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  Canoe

  They specialize in fresh seafood and game and have the best location in town - on the Chattahoochee River.
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  Parish

  Without a doubt, my favorite meal here is brunch! It's one of the yummiest southern brunches in the city with such a good neighborhood feel.
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  Bartaco

  A hip, happening Mexican food spot. They get creative with their tacos + tequila… you'll feel like you were transported to a beach in Mexico with the woven basket light fixtures and travel-photography lined walls.
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  Le Bilboquet

  Light streams into this upscale traditional French restaurant. It's a little slice of Parisian café culture in Atlanta!
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  Bocado

  Bocado has contemporary modern cuisine with playful cocktails and a minimalist atmosphere. The menu changes seasonally but the famous burger is always on the menu!
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  The Varsity

  An Atlanta tradition for burgers, hotdogs, fries, onion rings, and shakes (the FO shake is a must). Fun fact: my grandpa worked at The Varsity when he was in college at Georgia Tech.
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  Whiskey Bird

  American food meets Asian food at this yummy, casual fusion restaurant.
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  Mary Mac's

  Might as well be an Atlanta historic site. Go here for perfectly traditional Southern food or go for tea.
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  Patty Pat's Porch

  The other Atlanta spot for traditional Southern food. Go for mint juleps, fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, gumbo, and pecan pie.
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  Proof Bakeshop

  They serve up breakfast, lunch, coffee, espresso, teas, and all things baked + they host baking classes.
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  Julianna's Coffee & Crepes

  This unique spot serves farm to table Hungarian crepes called "palacsinta" (many are from family recipes!) along with coffee, tea, and pastries.
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  Revolution Donuts

  I don't usually like donuts but this place is amazing! The family-owned shop uses only real food ingredients including organic flour, local dairy, fresh fruit, and 100% trans-fat free vegetable oil. Their donuts are the most delicious treat!
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  Jeni's Ice Cream

  Jeni's is good when you buy it in the grocery store but it's amazing when you get it in the shop. Get the Brambleberry Crisp flavor, my favorite.