Little Tart Bakeshop

Redbird is a vibrant eatery at Westside Provisions District where Chef Zeb Stevenson celebrates seasonal veggies and creative dishes on a chic terrace.

Church in Atlanta is a kitschy, irreverent dive bar with ping-pong, choir robes, church-organ karaoke, cheap drinks, and quirky religious art.

Nestled in downtown Atlanta, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a striking, modern museum showcasing the inspiring stories of the Civil Rights Movement alongside global human rights struggles, all within immersive exhibits that engage and provoke thought.

The Chastain is a relaxed New American bistro in Buckhead, serving fresh, locally sourced seasonal dishes in a stunning garden setting.

This laid-back spot dishes out generous portions of classic Mexican fare, from zesty tacos to hearty burritos, with friendly service to boot.

Rina is a vibrant spot at the Ford Factory Lofts serving up Israeli delights like mezze, pita sandwiches, and inventive frozen cocktails along the Eastside Beltline.

Nestled just east of downtown Atlanta, Oakland Cemetery is a beautifully landscaped 48-acre park and final resting place for notables like Margaret Mitchell and Bobby Jones, offering a serene escape filled with history, ornate memorials, and lively seasonal events.

Nestled in Virginia-Highland, Java Jive is a charming, cash-only diner packed with retro flair, serving up delectable breakfasts and acclaimed biscuits since '94.

El Super Pan at Ponce City Market whips up vibrant Latin-inspired sandwiches and bites, perfect for a quick, flavorful meal amidst lively vibes.

Hugh Acheson’s chic Midtown spot serves inventive New Southern dishes with craft cocktails and bocce ball on the patio for a laid-back luxe vibe.