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JenChan’s in Cabbagetown whips up playful, plant-forward Asian-Southern fusion with standout dim sum brunch, inventive pizzas, and shareable small plates.

Smith’s Olde Bar is a laid-back Midtown dive with live music, pool tables, strong drinks, and casual American eats in a chill vibe.

The East Atlanta Village Farmers Market is a vibrant outdoor spot where local vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods, and a friendly community vibe perfect for families.

Emerald City Bagels in East Atlanta Village serves up a nostalgic bagel experience with a modern twist, offering a delightful array of flavors and toppings that transport you straight to New York, all within a charming, retro setting.

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.

Nestled in Krog Street Market, Fred's Meat & Bread serves up a delicious array of sandwiches—from classic Philly cheesesteaks to inventive Korean versions—alongside outstanding garlic fries that are a must-try.

Lyla Lila serves upscale Southern European pasta and seafood in a chic, cozy Midtown spot with a stellar wine list and cocktails.

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 Little Five Points, Brewhouse Cafe is the go-to spot for passionate soccer fans to enjoy pints, pub grub like bangers and mash, and thrilling match days on their many TVs.

Urban Tree Cidery in West Midtown Atlanta is your go-to spot for house-made ciders and creative cocktails, perfect for laid-back hangouts and seasonal pop-ups.