Locals love the Bagatin family's 38-seat New Monaco for robust bistro dishes such as lamb, chicken, or vegetable couscous, roast rabbit with mustard sauce, and grilled sardines.
You know those great Korean sweet potatoes you get at Heirloom Market BBQ? You can get them here, too! Yum!
Try the cranberry tuna on a croissant with fresh blueberries, pineapple chunks, and grapes or rasberries on the side.
Every dish at this homestyle joint is named after friends and fam of the owners. Meet "Hortense": eggs, onions, peppers, tomatoes, bacon, sausage, potatoes, and cheese all served in a sack. Read more.
Download the interactive podcast 'In Their Words: Andrew Young on Auburn Avenue' for a guided stroll through one of the city's most influential streets. Read more.
Out of the 50 Fun Things to Do in Atlanta - Not one of them include ice. A really fun thing? Staying indoors and playing Scrabble. Just saying. Read more.
Wasn't on the drink menu, but the Red Hot Rye is a delicious pre-dinner cocktail that feels like alcohol without tasting too much like it.
Want to relax on a double-king-bed in front of two flatscreens while puffing a hookah and sipping a Crown Royal/triple sec/lime "Crown Breeze". Good, go here. Read more.
Monday nights only, gorge on jalapeno & hickory bacon-wrapped andouille sausage called "Died & Went to Bacon" hot off Mike’s Bone Lick BBQ menu. Read more.
This whole food now has a decent taco bar: lime flavored carnitas, briskets, fish tacos. They got you covered for $7 taco plate + 2 sides!
Any place with a basket of Blow Pops is good by us. But before you pop, try the the roast pork, BBQ sauce, bacon, crispy onion & pepperjack "Piggly Wiggly” Read more.
Best pasta in Atlanta. Tasty stuff. Fantastic new addition to the Atlanta dining scene. Great place to get a whole lot of small plates to share with a group. -Eli Kirshtein, Top Chef
The average runner finishes the Peachtree in 1:15:36. Can you beat it? You can check your results at the link below by late afternoon today. Read more.
Spend Sundays on the patio and get in the shells of 12 grilled oysters for $12. Sunds include $2 Peroni and $3 Red Stripe. All to the sounds of reggae tunes provided by DJ Wolves. Read more.
Have a relaxing night at this dine in Caribbean joint (no pun) with their 4th generation homemade chicken stuffing and jasmine rice, which any Jasmine Guy knows will help your hunger (Dwayne) wane. Read more.
1999's Philips Arena, home of the Atlanta Hawks & the Atlanta Thrashers, is marked by a large number of advanced TV screens that showcase the namesake electronics company.
The first Atlanta outpost from star chef Hugh Acheson is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. DO NOT MISS the "Super-food" (veggies and hanger steak) for lunch. Read more.
CL Best of Atlanta 2010 winner: Best burger. Two patties of house-ground grass-fed chuck, brisket and short-rib are griddled until juicy and topped with gooey American cheese Read more.
If you're visiting, ask your host to take you up to the rooftop. The view is spectacular! You will never doubt Atlanta is a city after being up there.
Great place to buy art from local Georgia Artists. Tons of folk art and funky finds.
the breakfast bar is a mixed bag. avoid the bacon, but do get a cream cheese biscuit.
