The Breman Museum & Cultural Center

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.

Hal's is a classic Atlanta steakhouse where upscale dining meets a cozy lounge vibe, complete with live music and a New Orleans-inspired menu.

Staplehouse transforms seasonal New American eats into an indie market vibe with killer charcuterie, wine, and a lush garden patio.

The Children's Museum of Atlanta is a vibrant, hands-on haven for kids ages 2-8, packed with interactive exhibits and imaginative play areas for hours of fun.

Nestled in Atlanta's revitalized West End, Boxcar is your go-to casual hangout for inventive pub fare, craft brews, and a vibrant, dog-friendly vibe by the Beltline.

Miller Union serves simple yet sophisticated Southern dishes in a rustic-chic space, spotlighting fresh, local ingredients and standout seasonal veggies.

Ticonderoga Club serves creative New England–inspired dishes and craft cocktails in a cozy, tiki-lit corner of Krog Street Market.

Casseroles in Morningside is your cozy go-to for hearty, homemade-style dishes—from eggplant parmesan to beef bolognese lasagna—ideal for busy families craving comfort food.

Toscano offers a cozy Italian escape in Midtown with hearty pasta, delicious Neapolitan pizza, and a warm, inviting vibe perfect for date nights.

Bistro Niko serves classic French bistro fare with a warm Parisian vibe, lush holiday decor, stellar service, and standout dishes like steak au poivre and duck confit in Buckhead.