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Bright walls and mismatched metal chairs set the mood before the food even arrives at this cheerful arepa shop in Avondale Estates. The Venezuelan menu centers on grilled arepas stuffed with fillings like pernil with caramelized onions, alongside cachapas and patacones. Portions run generous, and the full bar leans into rum. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand, which tracks for a place this upbeat about what it's doing.
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- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Bib Gourmand
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The old stockyards and rail lines that once defined West Midtown are still in the bones of this hotel. Rooms come with folding writer's desks and window seats angled at the skyline, and suites add Japanese soaking tubs for anyone who needs to decompress after a day in the galleries. Drawbar handles cocktails and Southern food with city views, and a lobby market covers the rest. The Garden Courtyard offers outdoor air in a neighborhood that traded freight for creative industry.
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- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Hotels
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Rank 202. Estrellita
Modern Filipino
A small, walk-in-only Filipino restaurant in Grant Park where the kitchen is simultaneously running dine-in, takeout, and catering without breaking a sweat. The menu leans into classics: lechon roasted Cebu-style with lemongrass and crispy skin, lumpia in beef and vegetable forms. Expect a wait, because patience is baked into the deal here. The Michelin Guide awarded it a Bib Gourmand, which tracks for a place this compact and this focused.
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Rank 202. Fred's Meat & Bread
American
A compact sandwich counter inside Krog Street Market, Fred's holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand and earns it by committing fully to the mess. The menu moves from burgers to banh mi to cheesesteaks without any identity crisis, and the pimento cheese club, seared bread and all, makes a convincing case that restraint is overrated. Lines form fast and the room doesn't get bigger.
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Rank 202. Lyla Lila
Mediterranean
Pasta anchors the menu at this Southern European restaurant on Peachtree, where the kitchen leans moody in both decor and ambition. The room has that dark, close-quarters energy that makes a long dinner feel intentional, and the cooking moves from duck lasagna with cocoa béchamel through veal Milanese without losing the thread. A Michelin Selected pick that landed on the New York Times restaurant list.
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- The New York Times The New York Times: The Restaurant List
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
- James Beard Awards James Beard Awards: 2022 · Semifinalist · Outstanding Wine and Other Beverages Program
- The New York Times The Restaurant List
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- James Beard Awards 2022 · Semifinalist · Outstanding Wine and Other Beverages Program
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Rank 202. Masterpiece
Sichuan
A Sichuan restaurant in a Duluth strip mall that the Michelin Guide gave a Bib Gourmand, which should tell you something about the drive. Inside, red booths and yellow walls set a no-frills scene, and the family-style food is the entire point. The kitchen leans into the numbing heat Sichuan is known for, with big, carefully cooked dishes that take their time. Regulars tend to know exactly what they're ordering before they sit down.
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Some rooms look directly into Truist Park, close enough to follow the count without a ticket. This AAA Four Diamond hotel sits inside The Battery Atlanta, the mixed-use development wrapped around the Braves' stadium, so the postgame crowd spills past your front door rather than into a parking lot. Rooms run to 55-inch TVs and refined furnishings, and the upper suites add rooftop patios with soaking tubs above the outfield.
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Rank 202. Superica
Contemporary Tex-Mex
The original location inside Krog Street Market, this Tex-Mex restaurant has since spawned locations across the region, which tells you something about the queso fundido. High ceilings, an open kitchen, and a large bar keep the room loud and sociable. The flour tortillas and margaritas arrive cold and fast, respectively. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand, and the crowd on any given evening looks like it's been coming here for years.
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Rank 202. Whoopsie's
Southern
The Southern snack tray arrives on an actual plastic cafeteria tray, the compartments filled with pimento cheese, pickled veg, chow chow, and pork terrine, which tells you everything about the vibe here. Whoopsie's is a casual Southern restaurant with a Michelin Bib Gourmand, a daily-changing protein, a sandwich of the day, and the kind of generous portions that make you want to claim a regular's seat. One dessert is offered, and if it's pecan pie, order it.
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The Spanish Colonial bones have been around forever, and Hotel Granada leans into them without apology: wrought ironwork, a leafy open-air courtyard called Pom Court at the center of it all, and a low-lit cocktail bar called May Peel tucked below ground for when the evening calls for something quieter. It's a 120-room Midtown hotel that reads more like a neighborhood institution than a chain, and the Michelin Guide has taken notice.
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Rank 254. Ray's on the River
Seafood
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Rank 258. Alma Cocina - Downtown
Mexican
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Rank 258. Antica Posta
Tuscan
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Rank 258. Atlanta Fish Market
Seafood
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Rank 258. Bangkok Station
Modern Thai
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Rank 258. Bar Margot
Seasonal Pan-Asian
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Rank 258. Bistro Niko
French
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Rank 258. Bones
Steakhouse
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Rank 258. C. Ellet's Steakhouse
Steakhouse
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Rank 258. Chops - Atlanta
New York-style Steakhouse
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Rank 258. Di Paolo
Northern Italian
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Rank 258. Ecco Midtown
Pizzeria
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Rank 258. Grana - Piedmont
Pizzeria
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Rank 258. Habaneros Midtown
Mexican
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Rank 258. Joey D's Oak Room
Steakhouse
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Rank 258. Kyma - Atlanta
Greek Seafood
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Rank 258. Little Alley Steak - Buckhead
Steakhouse
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Rank 258. Little Alley Steak - Roswell
Steakhouse
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Rank 258. Madre Selva
Peruvian
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- The Infatuation The Infatuation: #4 · The Top-Rated New Restaurants
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: #9 · The 25 Best Restaurants In Atlanta
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: #1 · Atlanta’s Best New Restaurants
- The Infatuation #4 · The Top-Rated New Restaurants
- The Infatuation #9 · The 25 Best Restaurants In Atlanta
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Rank 258. Nakato
Japanese
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Rank 258. Pricci
Italian
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Rank 258. Rumi's Kitchen - Colony Square
Modern Persian
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Rank 258. Ryokou
Japanese
A hidden door in an industrial Adair Park building opens onto counter seating for fewer than a dozen guests. This is an omakase spot where the chef builds each meal around a different region of Japan, letting the geography do the organizing rather than a fixed greatest-hits menu. The room is spare enough that nothing competes with the food, which is probably the point. A Michelin Selected Restaurant.
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- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
- The Infatuation The Infatuation: #5 · Atlanta’s Best New Restaurants
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Rank 258. Seed Kitchen & Bar
Contemporary American
The covered patio next to the bar is where Marietta regulars tend to settle in for the long haul. This neighborhood American restaurant runs a seasonal menu built around local and organic sourcing, which in practice means dishes like miso maple-glazed scallops and lavender honey duck breast sharing space with a chicken schnitzel that apparently nobody can leave without ordering. Servers know the menu well enough to actually help. A comfortable, unhurried room without any pretense about it.
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Rank 258. SOHO - Atlanta
Steakhouse
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Rank 258. South City Kitchen Vinings
Contemporary Southern
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Rank 258. The Crossing Steakhouse
Modern American Steakhouse
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Rank 258. The Sun Dial Restaurant
Steakhouse
On the 71st floor of a round Peachtree tower, this steakhouse rotates slowly enough that you won't notice until Stone Mountain has quietly switched sides. The menu is tight: steaks, chops, braised short ribs, roasted chicken, and a minimum spend per adult that keeps things honest. Business casual, reservations required. The bar two floors up lets you trade a full dinner for a cocktail and a small plate with the same view and fewer expectations.
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Rank 258. Trader Vic's
Hawaiian Cocktail Bar
The elevator opens and wood smoke hits you before the tiki art does, drifting up from the massive open-flame grills below. This Polynesian lounge has been tucked under the Hilton Downtown forever, all bamboo and novelty glassware and rum drinks served in bowls the size of a small birdbath. Staff in Hawaiian shirts keep things unhurried. Order widely and let the table become the buffet it was always meant to be.
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