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Bacchanalia's edgy and sophisticated space in a meatpacking plant on the outskirts of an industrial area takes first-time diners aback, but just for a second. — Frommer's
Whether you swing by the first-come, first-served oyster bar or go for a full meal at the barrel-vaulted main restaurant, it's clear that chef Adam Evans knows seafood. — Travel + Leisure
Local celebrities and ordinary folks line up for the country-fried steak, fried chicken, and fresh vegetables here. — Fodor's
Sotto Sotto means "hush hush" in Italian. How ironic: The food is divine here, but the noise is incredible. — Frommer's
Especially good are the salmon chips, a signature item, or the Thai tuna tartare, made just hot enough with some Serrano chili. For mains, try the lightly grilled, huge sea scallops. — Gayot
In a neighborhood flush with craft beer options, Leon's introduced an inventive specialty cocktail menu... the food menu is full of fun snacks to share while drinking. — Fodor's
Romantic venue with California and Italian influences. — Not For Tourists
Miller Union's farm egg baked in celery cream with rustic bread is one of the best dishes in town. — Fodor's
Located in a turn of the century train depot, Kimball House is the best spot in Atlanta for oysters and cocktails. — On the Grid
Still serves the original’s legendary fried chicken, but the rest of the Southern-inspired menu has been updated to include more seasonal ingredients and creative techniques. — Zagat
Calling on the best Jewish deli traditions, this Emory Point spot is making them its own. — Condé Nast Traveler
House-cured meats hang about. Adventurous diners grab sweetbreads, and dip fried pork ears, fatback and tails in barbecue sauce. — BlackBook
Chef-owner Marla Adams "continues to please" at this "unassuming bistro" in Poncey-Highland, where the "labor-of-love" European cooking shows "attention to detail". — Zagat
Part restaurant, part wine cellar. — On the Grid
It’s a “hippie-happy” scene at this “small” Grant Park diner opposite Oakland Cemetery known for “wallet-friendly”, all-day breakfasts served in “massive” portions. — Zagat
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