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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is a bustling hub teeming with artwork, diverse dining options, and an efficient layout that makes travel a breeze.

One Flew South is an upscale Southern and Japanese fusion gem in Atlanta's airport, serving innovative dishes like sushi and an iconic BLT, making it a must-visit for travelers.

Nestled in Concourse D, this laid-back airport spot serves up delightful bagels and hearty breakfast sandwiches, complemented by a solid selection of local beers and wines.

At Hartsfield-Jackson's Concourse D, Ludacris’ Chicken + Beer serves up irresistible Southern comfort food, including tender fried chicken and delicious biscuits, all in a lively atmosphere.

Local chain serving burgers, chili & shakes in a hip space with B-movies projected on the walls.

This classic drive-in chain slings tasty burgers, hot dogs, and shakes, but expect a quirky airport vibe and occasional menu surprises.

At this vibrant Tex-Mex spot in the airport, mouthwatering breakfast tacos and cocktails keep travelers fueled up before their flights.

Grindhouse Killer Burgers at Atlanta's airport serves up mouthwatering, customizable burgers and shakes in a hip hangout, perfect for those travel cravings.

Located in ATL's Concourse C, this casual spot delivers fresh build-your-own salads and quick bites like wraps and panini perfect for travelers on the go.

Dahlonega is a small city in northern Georgia. Tasting rooms offering wines from regional vineyards cluster around 19th-century Public Square. Dahlonega Gold Museum, in the 1836 courthouse, chronicles mining in the area from the discovery of gold in 1828. Consolidated Gold Mine includes an underground mine from around 1900. Waterfalls, including towering Amicalola Falls, dot the mountains of north Georgia.