For over 60 years, Mary Mac’s has set the standard in Southern cooking in Atlanta.
Unwind before or after the festival at one of the finest blues clubs in the nation.
This slice of German culture features a beer garden and authentic cuisine in a traditional atmosphere.
Don't miss the Dinosaur Garden, Soggy Bog and the Singing Stone at Rocky Pointe
Take a skyride to the top of Stone Mountain and get an up-close look at the Stone Mountain Carving!
Taste Coca-Cola products from all over the world and once you are done you can head over the Souvenir Shop for Coca-Cola goodies!
Atlanta's newest art museum is also a work of art. This naturally-lit exhibition space is on track to be Atlanta's only Platinum LEED Design certified building! Read more.
When you think "pub," you don't often think "amazing desserts." The Albert will change your mind. Amazing cakes, food, and weekly events makes this venue the hangout in Inman Park. Read more.
Try the "Psiti" (oven baked feta cheese, roma tomatoes, green peppers, olive oil, ouzo)- it will make you dizzy with love. Learn more about this contemporary Greek seafood tavern at the link. Read more.
This microbrewery specializes in producing aggressive West Coast style beers to be enjoyed in the Southeast. Offering tours & tastings Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat. Part of our gourmand Atlanta dining tour: Read more.
Drink local! Midway writes all the local beers on draft on the chalkboard. Cheers! Read more.
You can find popsicles from Atlanta's favorite popsicle street cart, King of Pops, in the freezer section. Try the Chocolate Sea Salt.
The gorgeous interior and adventurous American menu please crowds of every stripe.
Grab a cold pint and a hearty meal at this authentic Irish pub in downtown Atlanta.
East Point offers a unique mix of traditional neighborhoods, a walkable downtown and easy access to world famous Atlanta attractions.
