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Alon's Bakery & Market
1394 N Highland Ave, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-872-6000
Description: VIRGINIA HIGHLAND. Alon's lunches are great for one main reason: the sublime, fresh-baked bread. Challah, Country French, rye and croissants are done to perfection. Top these with creative mixtures of fresh vegetables, flavorful cheeses and hearty meats, and you have a sandwich that's nothing short of unforgettable. If you love to browse tray after tray of bakery-fresh desserts and who doesn't! then don't skip theirs. From tender scones to some of the most addictive cookies in Atlanta, you'll find it all here. Try a tangy lemon square or a big piece of raspberry white-chocolate cheesecake, and don't forget a fragrant cup of coffee to go with your selection. Wine is not served, but you may buy a bottle in the store to take home.
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Athens Pizza
1341 Clairmont Rd, Decatur, GA 30033 404-636-1100
Description: DECATUR. Who says Italians have the market on the best pizza? Athens Pizza in Atlanta, GA specializes in homemade pies with a definite Greek twist. Try toppings such as kalamata olives, feta cheese and fresh tomatoes, or go for the Santorini special to have it all. The menu features other traditional dishes, as well, including gyros, lamb and Greek salads. There's also an extensive list of authentic wines to complement each delectable dish.
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Atmosphère Restaurant
1620 Piedmont Ave, Atlanta, GA 30324 678-702-1620
Description: MIDTOWN. The neighborhood surrounding Ansley Park doesn't want for lack of charm, and folks there surely thank their lucky stars that one of their neighbors just happens to be this romantic French number. Located in an old, restored home, Atmosphère serves up a casual, understated attitude befitting its bistro-inspired inspired setting. The cuisine, it must be noted offers well-conceived takes on French classics like steamed mussels mariniere, roasted duck confit with dauphinois gratin, and raviolis niçoise with beef stew and red wine reduction. NB Live music on Thursday nights.
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Bread Garden
549 Amsterdam Ave, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-875-1166
Description: MIDTOWN. Patrons will tell you quite readily that this small shop turns out some of the city's best breads, from focaccia and baguettes to ciabatta and country Italian loaves. They're crusty, flavorful, and ideal for a sandwich, which the shop will make for you during designated lunch hours. Otherwise, stop in for something sweet or savory to enjoy at home. Service can be slow at times and the staff can take some getting used to, but you can't beat the tasty goods that Bread Garden serves.
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Colonnade
1879 Cheshire Bridge Rd, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-874-5642
Description: MIDTOWN. Southern American cuisine is the specialty at this '50s-style restaurant, which is where your grandparents would have gone when looking for a trendy restaurant 30 years ago. It's still drawing crowds today. All your favorite Southern classics fried chicken, grilled trout, cornbread and hot yeast rolls are served here. The banquet facility accommodates up to 72 people.
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Doc Chey's Noodle House
1424 N Highland Ave, Atlanta, GA 30306-3307 404-888-0777
Description: VIRGINIA HIGHLAND. This incredibly popular noodle joint has taken the area by storm, and it's pretty certain that you'll have to wait for a seat if you don't go early. Serving a wide variety of Asian-themed dishes, Doc Chey's offers large portions at incredibly reasonable prices. Thai coconut chicken soup makes for a wonderful appetizer, as do the shrimp rolls. Main courses include everything from Szechuan vegetables to Vietnamese vermicelli and udon noodles. Broths, tinged with fresh herbs, are flavorful and ideal for slurping. With such great options, the place begs you to bring friends and sample all they have to offer. An outdoor patio provides a great place to hang out during warmer months.
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Fat Matt's Rib Shack
1811 Piedmont Ave, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-607-1622
Description: MIDTOWN. This comfortable BBQ joint serves the juiciest, most flavorful ribs in town. There's no doubt about it: Matt's is a messy, fun, eat-with-your hands kind of place where you can order a big slab of ribs, a side of slaw and a big glass of sweet tea. You'll also find a variety of different beers. It's a lively place to stop at for a quick bite of lunch (despite the crowds, tables usually become available quickly), but be warned: Fat Matt's maintains an unofficial dress code ties are permitted only if their knots are loosened. Outdoor dining is available, and live blues or jazz is often featured in the evening.
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Highland Tap
1026 N Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-875-3673
Description: VIRGINIA HIGHLAND. This centrally-located restaurant and pub, situated where Virginia and Highland meet, is always full of conversing diners, first-daters and bar-hoppers. The casual front half is where the bar crowd congregates and is usually much louder. In back, the restaurant has an elegant feel, and patrons can enjoy quiet conversation, a great steak and a perfect martini. Reservations recommended. Smart casual attire.
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Hong Kong Harbour
2184 Cheshire Bridge Rd, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-325-7630
Description: MIDTOWN. Hong Kong Harbour is known for having the best dim sum in town, made fresh every day. On Saturday and Sunday mornings, the dining room is packed with folks feasting on these and other Chinese favorites. As an alternative, consider the whole jumbo shrimp special-order plate. All dim sum specialties served at the weekend brunch are also available daily beginning at 11am.
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Java Jive
790 Ponce De Leon Ave, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-876-6161
Description: PONCEY-HIGHLAND. An all-American coffeehouse/diner that combines nostalgic appeal with contemporary hipness, Java Jive draws big crowds each weekend thanks to its hearty, creative eats. Try the mouthwatering scrambled eggs with fresh basil and cream cheese, scrumptious gingerbread waffles with lemon curd, or what many locals regard as the best pancakes in town. If you're feeling particularly adventurous, their PB&J French toast is the way to go! Authentic period furnishings from the 1920s-1950s, along with big band and swing music, create a unique environment of yesteryear. Great for all ages!
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La Fonda Latina
923 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-607-0665
Description: PONCEY-HIGHLAND. Treat yourself to some of the best Mexican food in the Atlanta area and stop by La Fonda Latina. Pitchers of mojitos litter the landscape here in endless profusion, in equal parts because of their tastiness and reasonable price. After you've had time to enjoy chips and salsa, choose from a wide variety of sumptuous menu options. The paella is delightfully authentic, and the delectable tilapia fish tacos will leave you wanting more.
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Le Giverny Bistro
1641 Clifton Rd NE, Emory Inn, Atlanta, GA 30329 404-325-7252
Description: EMORY. This hotel-affiliated French restaurant does its most brisk business at lunch, thanks to patronage from surrounding offices. After a bite of Le Giverny's delightful cuisine, these folks know they've found something good. Steak frites, a perennial classic, is always a terrific choice, and sautéed rainbow trout with a touch of hazelnut butter satisfies the need for something both light and flavorful. Pork tenderloin, merlot-braised lamb shank, and pastas are also delicious whether you sample them day or night.
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Little Bangkok
2225 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 404-315-1530
Description: The unimpressive building belies the amazing dining experience that awaits you. Whether you prefer Thai or Chinese, the entrees are authentic and flavorful. Regulars routinely name this little eatery the best in all of Atlanta.
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Noche
1000 Virginia Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-815-9155
Description: VIRGINIA HIGHLAND. Enjoy the flavors of the American Southwest at this Virginia Highlands neighborhood restaurant, which boasts a stylish exposed brick interior and punched-tin ceiling. The specialty margaritas are a highlight, as is the wonderfully innovative cuisine that shows a fusion of strong Latin and Native American influences. Sample the delicious mussels in lobster broth. Smart casual attire.
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Paolo's Gelato
1025 Virginia Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 404-607-0055
Description: VIRGINIA HIGHLAND. Reward yourself with delicious homemade gelato ice cream from Paolo's, a small café with loads of personality. The Italian owner creates creamy gelato in a broad range of flavors, and serves each cup or cone with a healthy serving of charm and conversation. Atlanta's only authentic Italian gelateria serves up other goodies as well, including tiramisu, French crepes, cannoli, and marzapane.
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Savage Pizza
484 Moreland Ave, Atlanta, GA 30307 404-523-0500
Description: Locals agree: Savage has some of the best pizza in Atlanta, GA and one of the most standout settings. A charmingly retro cartoon theme abounds in this restaurant, with action figures hanging from the ceiling and colorful posters covering the walls. Innovative twists on traditional pies pervade the menu, from the Chicken Florentine pizza to the Spicy Cajun. The Hawaiian with fresh pineapple is also a favorite. Service is on-target and prices are affordable.
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Sushi Avenue
308 W Ponce De Leon Ave, Decatur, GA 30030 404-378-8448
Description: DECATUR. A favorite with folks in Decatur, this small place draws in a strong contingent of Asian patrons, which gives credence to the authenticity of its food. A nice variety of sushi rolls and sashimi helps appease cravings for fresh fish and the flavorful accents of soy sauce and wasabi. You'll also find tempura dishes, well-prepared and not greasy at all. In addition, the restaurant offers a selection of soups, chock full of noodles and other delicious morsels. Even better, prices are affordable, making the Avenue a terrific choice all the way around.
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The Flying Biscuit Café
1655 McClendon Ave, Atlanta, GA 30307 404-687-8888
Description: LITTLE FIVE POINTS. This red-hot dining spot serves three meals a day, but for locals of Atlanta, the best draw is brunch. Southern favorites and plenty of vegetarian options ensure that every appetite is satisfied. The decor is eclectic and stylish, providing a fitting backdrop for classic dishes given an innovative spin. Try the Meggxican Wrap with cheddar, onion, and serrano peppers in a flour tortilla, or opt for the orange-scented French toast served with honey crème anglaise.
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Wahoo! A Decatur Grill
1042 W College Ave, Decatur, GA 30030 404-373-3331
Description: DECATUR. Wahoo! draws an expectant brunch crowd each Saturday and Sunday morning, folks looking to linger over Maryland crab cakes, bourbon-marinated salmon, French toast and other similar treats. A covered outdoor patio makes for relaxing warm weather dining, and it's the perfect destination for treating someone special to a quiet meal. Exposed brick walls, warm hues of red and yellow and a generous bar set the casual, yet chic feel that defines Wahoo!
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Zyka
1677 Scott Blvd, Decatur, GA 30033 404-728-4444
Description: DECATUR. Residents of Decatur know that Zyka doesn't stand on formalities, and counter service, simple furnishings, and unelaborate service are the norm. For Northern Indian food this delicious and well priced, though, it's easy to make concessions. Start with the popular Chicken 65 appetizer, tinged with ginger, garlic, cilantro and chilies. Then consider butter chicken, dal Hyderabadi (slow-simmered, seasoned lentils), or Hyderabadi biryani (Basmati rice and goat meat with saffron). Hot, fresh naan makes an apt side dish, and spice-scented kulfi (ice cream) is a heavenly concluding treat.
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