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Nestled in the new Hotel Granada, Pom Court is a vibrant Spanish-inspired garden restaurant where Southern flavors meet tapas, perfect for unwinding in its enchanting courtyard.

La Bodega offers a tasty take on casual dining with its naturally gluten-free El Salvadoran pupusas, complemented by an array of vegan options and refreshing local juices in the MET's vibrant courtyard.

Tucked away in East Atlanta, Pollo Primo dishes up irresistibly juicy Sinaloan-style grilled chicken paired with fresh tortillas, beans, and a vibrant atmosphere perfect for casual dining.

After nearly a decade of delighting customers with creative cupcakes and baked goods, Baker Dude has closed its doors, leaving sweet memories in Atlanta's culinary scene.

Nestled in Grant Park, Zoo Atlanta is a vibrant 40-acre haven that boasts over 1,000 animals, featuring captivating exhibits like giant pandas and playful gorillas, making it a must-visit for animal lovers and families alike.

Atlanta’s historic Sweet Auburn Market blends fresh produce, diverse eats—from soul food to arepas—and local meats in a lively artisanal hub.

Historic 1911 Beaux-Arts gem in Midtown Atlanta boasting spacious suites, a sleek Southern restaurant, rooftop pool, and prime Fox Theatre locale.

Bone Garden Cantina serves up fresh Mexican eats and strong margaritas amid vibrant Day of the Dead decor, with a laid-back patio perfect for friends and pups.

Storico Vino is a chic Italian wine bar in Buckhead with a cozy ambiance, perfect for enjoying shareable plates and an extensive wine selection on their heated patio.

Zakia in Buckhead serves an upscale take on Lebanese cuisine amid lavish decor with stunning chandeliers, offering a vibrant atmosphere perfect for family-style dining.