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Wagaya is a cozy gem next to Emory University, serving up tasty ramen and sushi alongside Japanese craft beers in a friendly atmosphere.

Nestled on Emory University's campus, the Michael C. Carlos Museum boasts an impressive collection of ancient artifacts, including captivating mummies and art from across the ages.

This vintage butcher shop, a local treasure since ’47, serves up fresh, cut-to-order meats alongside a curated selection of fine wines and cheeses.

In the chic heart of Emory Village, Double Zero serves up dreamy Neapolitan pizzas and creative small plates in a stylish setting perfect for date nights.

Nestled in the CDC headquarters, this museum offers a thought-provoking journey through public health history with engaging exhibits and artistic displays.

Ebrik Coffee Room, a beloved independent spot at Emory’s Carlos Museum, serves top-notch brews and pastries in a charming, laid-back atmosphere—just don’t visit in summer!

Research-geared private school founded in 1836 & renowned for its healthcare program.

This 65-acre old-growth hardwood forest invites you to explore well-maintained trails, native wildlife, and a cool natural history museum amidst a beautiful landscape.

Ali's Cookies in Emory Village is your go-to spot for mouthwatering, homemade-style cookies, featuring gluten-free options and indulgent ice cream sandwiches.

Desta Ethiopian Kitchen is a beloved spot at Emory Point, serving up deliciously unique Ethiopian dishes with plenty of vegetarian options and warm service.