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29 in Atlanta
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Chef's-tasting menu inside a stable-turned-restaurant in Old Fourth Ward.
AAA Five Diamond fine dining institution.
Sears-warehouse-turned-market with H&F Burger, Botiwalla, and Hop's Chicken.
Farm-driven Southern tasting menus in a converted warehouse.

Old-school Buckhead steakhouse — power lunches since '79.
Beloved neighborhood restaurant + speakeasy in downtown Smyrna.
Riverside fine dining institution on the Chattahoochee.
Anchor of the Korean corridor — market, food court, bakeries.
Cult-favorite Asian bakery — pineapple buns and matcha drinks.

Southern seasonal cooking in a 1920s Craftsman on Canton Street.
Locals-favorite Georgia-style smokehouse and brisket destination.

Cuban classic on BuHi since 1976 — the Cuban is the move.
Old-school Vietnamese pho and bún bò huế on BuHi.
Hand-pulled noodles, lamb skewers, and dumplings — a BuHi essential.
Late-night al pastor and Mexico City-style tacos in Doraville.
Sprawling international grocery and food stalls — the corridor anchor.

Texas-style smoked meats at the legendary DeKalb Ave smokehouse.

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza, communal tables.

Historic soul food since 1947, home of the fried chicken.
Tabletop KBBQ standard-bearer on the Duluth Korean corridor.
Specialty roaster's café in downtown Duluth — iced Americanos and pour-overs.
Farm-to-table gastropub on the square.
The original 1946 Chick-fil-A — dine-in only, still open.
Atlanta juice institution — flagship on the East Point line.

Family-style Italian institution on the square.
Sichuan dumplings and chili wontons at Krog Street Market.
Longtime schnitzel-and-stein spot on Main Street — check current hours before visiting.
Cantonese classics and dim sum lunch on BuHi.

Since 1928 — chili dogs, onion rings, and 'What'll ya have?' curb service.