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Nestled behind a Chevron in College Park, this unassuming taco haven serves up some of Atlanta's best authentic Mexican flavors, from carne asada to birria.

The Real Milk and Honey serves up Southern classics like deep-fried biscuits and shrimp and grits in a lively setting perfect for brunching effortlessly.

Brake Pad is a quirky College Park tavern in a converted garage serving up tasty pub grub like juicy burgers and crispy wings, perfect for hangouts and trivia nights.

Nestled above the bustle of Hartsfield-Jackson's Concourse A, P.F. Chang’s offers a chill spot for Asian-inspired fare, where the laid-back vibe is as comforting as a bowl of breakfast fried rice.

For a quick caffeine fix that won't let you down, swing by Drip-Thru Coffee in College Park, where organic, fresh coffee meets friendly service at a charming drive-thru.

The Breakfast Boys is a vibrant brunch spot in College Park serving up upgraded classics like jerk chicken and sweet potato waffles, alongside refreshing mimosas and a lively atmosphere that's perfect for a good time.

Johnny's Chicken and Waffles in College Park serves up creative twists on classic breakfast fare, including their star attraction—chicken paired with flavorful waffles—wrapped in a lively atmosphere and celebrity charm.

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Nestled in Atlanta's bustling airport food court, Varasano's serves up authentic thin-crust pizza with a touch of jazz ambiance, making it a surprising standout for travelers.

The Manchester Arms, a charming pub resembling a cozy house, serves up British fare like fish and chips, generous pork chops, and a must-try doughnut bread pudding in a lively, welcoming atmosphere.