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Looking for a satisfying midday meal that won’t break the bank? El Super Pan has you covered with its convenient three-course prix fixe lunch, available Monday through Friday from 11am to 3pm for just $19.
This well-priced lunch special brings together fresh, house-made Cuban-inspired dishes served with the warm, energetic hospitality that has become a hallmark of the restaurant.
Every item is prepared daily, ensuring guests enjoy bright flavors and quality ingredients in every bite.
The Prix Fixe Lunch Menu
The three-course experience gives diners plenty of delicious options to mix and match:
First Course (choose one):
- Soup of the Day
- Tropical Salad
- Two Empanadas
Second Course (choose one):
- Rice & Bean Bowl (with your choice of protein: sofrito chicken, roasted pork, or ropa vieja)
- ½ Cuban Sandwich (served with tropical chips)
- ½ Media Noche Sandwich (served with tropical chips)
Third Course (choose one):
- Cinnamon Churros
- Guava & Cheese Pastelito
With so many combinations available, guests can enjoy a complete, well-rounded meal—whether they’re craving something light and refreshing or hearty and comforting—without spending a fortune.
Daily Happy Hour: 4–7pm
After the lunch rush, El Super Pan keeps the good times rolling with a straightforward and affordable happy hour every day from 4pm to 7pm.
- $5 Beers
- $6 Rum Punch
Note: Happy hour is not available on game days.
Whether you’re stopping in for a quick business lunch, a relaxed meal with friends, or a post-work drink, El Super Pan delivers generous portions of Cuban flavor at prices that make it easy to visit often.
The next time you’re craving empanadas, a classic Cuban sandwich, or sweet churros to finish, swing by during lunch hours for the full prix fixe experience or drop in for happy hour to unwind with a cold beer or fruity rum punch.
Fresh food, friendly service, and great value—exactly what a neighborhood spot should be. Buen provecho!
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The Buckhead steakhouse trend contain delicious fashion. New Atlanta restaurant Clark’s Steakhouse officially opens its doors today, Thursday, April 23, 2026.
The eatery is welcoming guests to its prime location on the ground floor of the 2827 Peachtree building in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood (specifically the Garden Hills area, near Fellini’s).
Clark’s Steakhouse Opens Its Doors in Buckhead
The new steakhouse seamlessly marries the sophisticated grandeur of a classic New York steakhouse with the warm, inviting spirit of the American South—a fusion evident in its design, menu, and overall hospitality.
Owner Rich Clark, the force behind the popular C&S Seafood and Oyster Bar restaurants across metro Atlanta, has long dreamed of launching his own steakhouse. “A steakhouse has always been in the back of my mind,” Clark shared. “I never wanted to force it; I was waiting for the right space and the right moment to do it justice. When this opportunity came along, it just clicked and felt like the natural next step. This has been a passion project through and through, and finally bringing it to life has been incredibly rewarding.”
The 6,000-square-foot space offers 170 seats, including an intimate 18-seat private dining room known as The Policy Room.
This elegant venue is designed to transition effortlessly from business lunches to celebratory dinners. Anchoring the main dining area is a striking 30-seat racetrack-style bar featuring rich walnut finishes and plush burgundy velvet barstools.
Design firm Z-Space helped Clark realize his vision, drawing inspiration from New York and Charleston. The moody interiors radiate understated luxury through rich wood millwork, custom terrazzo flooring, and Scalamandré velvet accents.
Layered textures and softly dimmed lighting foster a warm, intimate atmosphere perfect for lingering over a meal
To ground the space in its Atlanta roots, the art collection includes framed portraits of influential local figures such as Ted Turner, John Portman, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and Andrew Young.
In the kitchen, Executive Chef Zan Malik leads a team focused on live-fire cooking.
What’s on the Menu at Clark’s Steakhouse?
The menu highlights premium Meat by Linz prime steak cuts—including wet- and dry-aged options, Japanese and local Wagyu—alongside Clark’s signature 22 oz. wet-aged LHA reserve prime lollipop ribeye.
For those seeking wild game, offerings include Venison Chop, Duck Breast, and Quail Sausage from the Meat and Cheese Boards. True to Clark’s seafood heritage, the menu also features standout dishes like Salmon Wellington and Wood-Grilled Branzino.
Shareable Southern-inspired sides such as Savory Whipped Sweet Potato, Pommes Anna, and Mile High Fries complete the savory selections, while desserts deliver a nostalgic close, headlined by a Coca-Cola German Chocolate Cake inspired by Clark’s grandmother’s recipe.
The beverage program stands out as a particular strength.
Certified Sommelier and Director of Operations and Beverage Alexa Robertson curated a robust 550-selection wine list emphasizing terroir-driven wines from iconic regions including Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhône, Napa, and Italy.
Bordeaux forms a centerpiece, offering one of Atlanta’s most expansive selections, while higher-acid wines from Burgundy and the Loire Valley pair beautifully with seafood.
Italian varietals shine with red meats, and a thoughtfully chosen Champagne and sparkling program suits celebrations or lighter starts to the meal.
“When I first began working for Rich, one of the things I most admired was his wine list,” Robertson said. “Building the wine list for this steakhouse has been especially fulfilling. It’s shaped by travel and research, bringing together timeless classics alongside new, exciting selections for our wine-loving guests.”
What’s To Drink at Clark’s Steakhouse?
Complementing the wine is a focused cocktail program featuring signature and seasonal creations.
Standouts include the Clark’s Martini, Haute Cosmo, and the Aztec Ember Old Fashioned (made with Don Fulano Añejo Tequila, Mezcal Rinse, Agave Nectar, Mole & Orange Bitters).
Current seasonal options like the Sauna Culture (Breckenridge Aquavit, Mixed Berry Cordial, St. Germain, Chambord, Lemon, and Pine Soda) rotate throughout the year, with non-alcoholic mocktails available as well.
Clark emphasized the care taken in every detail: “We really took our time with this, traveling to places like Texas, New York, Charleston, and London, seeing what resonated and what didn’t. It was important to me that we got it right, not just in the kitchen but in the entire atmosphere. At the end of the day, we wanted to build a steakhouse that feels elevated and transportive, like you’ve stepped out of Atlanta for the night. I’m excited for people to come in and experience it for themselves.”
Clark’s Steakhouse will serve dinner Monday through Friday from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM, Saturday from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and Sunday from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Lunch service begins Monday, May 4, and will run Monday through Friday from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM.
For menus, reservations, and the latest updates, visit www.clarkssteak.com.
Final Word
This long-awaited addition promises to elevate Atlanta’s steakhouse scene with its thoughtful blend of prime cuts, Southern soul, and world-class wines in a setting designed for memorable evenings.
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You can make some good cash right now by taking advantage of pretty cool casting opportunities for extras in Atlanta at this time. All you have to do is submit. Are you ready to appear on the big or small screen?
In this article, we’ve curated the best ones so you can make it to the small and big screen. Take a look at the casting calls below, which are all in the Atlanta area.
Here Are The Latest Atlanta Casting Calls For Movies & TVs Filming Now
Take a look at these Atlanta casting calls updated this week:
Top April 2026 Casting Calls in Atlanta:
- Unnamed Series (Exodus/Warner Bros.): Seeking male fighters/soldiers (ages 18–40) and cult members (18-60+) for filming April 6–17. Email: TVBG@CABCASTINGS.COM.
- “Set Down” Film: Seeking actors (16+ roles) for an Atlanta production (Expires April 17, 2026).
- “Nawfside” Film: Seeking actors for a short film; paid speaking roles ($150-$200/day).
- “Innocent Belief” TV Series: Open casting call for an independent crime thriller in College Park on April 11, 2026.
- TV Commercial (April 22-25): Seeking various roles (Gloria, Amy, Joe, Harrison) for a $600-$3500 paying job. Email: CASTING@STONECASTING.TV.
- “Green Bank” Feature Film: Casting babies (8–12 months) for a SAG-AFTRA feature filming April/May.
- “Gone Tomorrow” Short Film: Seeking roles for a project shooting Feb-April 2026 in Metro Atlanta, paying up to $500.
- Divorce Court Season 28: Seeking paid studio audience members for tapings on April 7, 8, 10, and 11, 2026.
- Professional Dancers: Casting 21+ for a private, paid opportunity on April 7, 2026.
Casting in Cumberland Area
FOR TUESDAY 4/21 in the Cumberland / Cobb area — we are looking for sports card fans – 10 years old up to 60 years old or so and everyone in between — daytime shoot / morning call times but a fun one — email a recent photo, clothing sizes and all contact info (Parents contact info for anyone under 18 years old ) and send all to: ECAcasting@gmail.com — CARDS in Subject
Fresh Faces for Rose Locke Casting
𝘼𝙏𝙎𝘽 – Seeking Men and Women to portray FBI Admin staff
All Ethnicities / Age 20 and over
**𝙁𝙍𝙀𝙎𝙃 𝙁𝘼𝘾𝙀𝙎 𝙊𝙉𝙇𝙔**
Date: April 22nd and/or April 23rd
Rate: 168/12
Location: Brookhaven, GAHOW TO SUBMIT
Email – Extras@RoseLockeCasting.comSend at least 3 pics (include a dated photo and full body)
include age, height, weight and all contact info
SUBJECT: FBI ADMIN
Casting You in Your Car in Atlanta
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 | 𝐀 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐝 𝐀𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐰 & 𝐆𝐥𝐞𝐧 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐅𝐢𝐥𝐦
5’3 Asian Female Casting | Savannah, GA & Macon, GA
Casting an Asian female, age 18+, 5’2-5’4 to stand-in for an actress.
Filming Dates & Location:
Macon – 5/14
Savannah – 5/18, 6/1, 6/2, 6/8, 6/9, 6/11, 6/12
Rate: $196/12 per day
HOW TO APPLY:
Step 1: Complete the role specific form here.
Casting Local Promo
Upcoming next week — 4/21 – 4/24 we are looking for people for a local promo — all types 18 – 50 years old — rate $135/8
Some people will work more then one day, most will be just one day in this range — please send a recent photo and all contact info to: ECApromos@gmail.com – APRIL PROMO – List which date or dates 4/21,4/22, 4/23 or 4/24 that you could be available — most locations intern — a few could be just outside 285
Now Casting: School Kid Types in Atlanta
ATSB
Seeking Kids to portray School goers
Ages 12-16 / All ethnicities
Date: 4/21 Rate: 168/12Location: East ATLHOW TO SUBMIT
Email – Extras@RoseLockeCasting.comSend at least 3 pics (include a dated photo and full body)
include All sizes, age, height, weight and all contact info
SUBJECT: PRIVATE SCHOOL KID
Seeking Girls for Upcoming Scenes
April shooting dates on deck in Atlanta.
Now Casting: Netflix Series Talbot Pines
Hylton Casting is currently seeking Core Camper Background Actors for the upcoming Netflix series Talbot Pines, filming in Rutledge, GA and surrounding areas.
NOW CASTING – SPECIAL ABILITY ROLE (NETFLIX – TALBOT PINES)
Hylton Casting is currently seeking skilled Muay Thai Boxers to work as Special Ability Background in interior gym scenes for the Netflix television series Talbot Pines, filming in Atlanta, GA.
We are looking for men, all ethnicities, ages 18+, who have real Muay Thai training or experience and can confidently perform techniques on camera.
Role: Muay Thai Boxers (Special Ability Background)
Filming Location: Atlanta, GA
Filming Date: Monday, April 27, 2026
Rate: $250/8 hrs
This is a specialty role and requires a video submission demonstrating your Muay Thai skills. Submit here.
For rates and full submission details, please visit: here.
Now Casting in Atlanta: Volleyball Players
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 | 𝐀 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐝 𝐀𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐰 & 𝐆𝐥𝐞𝐧 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐅𝐢𝐥𝐦
Volleyball | Macon, GA
Casting talent, ages 18+, all ethnicities with line judging, referee, training or scorekeeping experience for volleyball games.
Dates: May 4
Location: Macon, GA
Rate: $182/12
HOW TO APPLY:
Step 1: Complete the role-specific form here.
ANOTHER CASTING CALL:
Locals Bar Scene Casting | Savannah, GA
Casting talent, ages 25-60s, all ethnicities to bar patrons.
Dates: April 30
Location: Savannah, GA
Rate: $182/12
HOW TO APPLY:
Step 1: Complete the role specific form here.
Tyler Perry’s Zatima Casting in Atlanta
Want to be on Season 5 of the BET+ hit Zatima. Tyler Perry is hiring for extras. Check out the casting call.
𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 | 𝐀 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐝 𝐀𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐰 & 𝐆𝐥𝐞𝐧 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐅𝐢𝐥𝐦
Real Police Officer, Military and Tactical Experience Casting
Casting background talent, ages 20 to 50s, all ethnicities, with real police officers or military experience (or tactical experience).
Dates: April 30 | Claxton, GA | Split/Night Shoot (Approx. Afternoon Call time)
May 4 | Macon, GA | Day Shoot (Approx. Early Morning Call Time)
Rate: $182 for 12 hours
HOW TO APPLY:
Step 1: Complete the role specific form here. If you’re not in the database, register first here.
Now Casting in Atlanta: Major Warner Bros Project
NOW CASTING – NEW WARNER BROS FEATURE FILM!
Be sure to register with Central Casting in order to have the opportunity to be apart of this exciting movie!
Now Casting in Atlanta: The Rockford Files
NOW CASTING: Park & Police Station Background Actors
NBC Pilot The Rockford FilesRoles include Park Goers, Pedestrians with Cars, and Law Enforcement (Police/Detectives). All background actors may work across multiple scenes and portray multiple roles.
We strongly encourage new faces who have not yet worked on this production to submit.
For full role descriptions, rate information, and submission details, please visit the link below:
College Professor Type Sought
COLLEGE PROFESSOR CASTING
Catrett Casting
Casting talent, ages 30+, open ethnicity, to portray college professors
Dates: May – June
Rate: $182/12
Location: Macon or Savannah, GA
(Scenes filmed in each city, you will not work in both locations)
HOW TO APPLY:
Please submit at submit.catrettcasting.com
𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 | 𝐀 𝐉𝐮𝐝𝐝 𝐀𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐰 & 𝐆𝐥𝐞𝐧 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐅𝐢𝐥𝐦
Casting cheerleaders, ages 13+, all ethnicities, to portray spirited cheerleaders.
Seeking energetic, athletic individuals who can bring authentic cheerleader energy to the scene. Real cheer experience is a plus but not required.
Dates: Mid June
Location: Savannah GA
Rate:
Adult Background Rate: $182 for 12 hours
Minor Background Rate: $120 for 8 hours
HOW TO APPLY:
Step 1: Complete the role specific form at https://forms.gle/nWTWdPjgz5mwosb9A
Step 2: If you are new to Catrett Casting and have never joined our database, also register at submit.catrettcasting.com
(both steps are required for new applicants.)
Open Casting Call
CATRETT CASTING
South Georgia. Savannah. North Florida. This one is for YOU!!!
We have a brand new feature film coming this spring that will be filming scenes in your area and we would love for you to be part of it!!!
We are casting all people, all ethnicities, and all ages interested in being part of an upcoming Country Music movie.
ALL ROLES ARE PAID POSITIONS 
Dates: Select dates between April and June
Rate: $182 for 12 hours Location: Savannah GA and surrounding areasHOW TO APPLY
Complete the form at the link below to be considered.
Once scenes and dates are finalized we will begin sending availability checks.
Tag your Savannah locals. Send it to your South Georgia crew. Tell your North Florida friends.
Now Casting for ‘Hal’ in Atlanta and Fayetteville, GA
ADULT ROLES to FILM APRIL 20th – MAY 1st
MANDATORY FITTINGS REQUIRED PRIOR TO FILMING DATE
Filming will be in the Fayetteville or Atlanta, GA
areas & surrounding cities.
ROLESRATE: $132/10hrs
FILMING DATE : April 20th
LOCATION : Fayetteville, GA
FITTING DATES : April 7-10
• 2000’s Convoy Employees
• 1990’s High School Orchestra (see special ability casting)
• 1990’s Female Black / African American Skilled Pianist (see special ability casting)
• 1990’s Real Female Nurse (specifically knows about arm casts) > $200/12hrs Rate
◦ We have 2 size options for the female Nurse
FILMING DATE : April 22nd
LOCATION : Fairburn, GA
FITTING DATES : April 7-10
• 1960’s Male Bus driver
FILMING DATE : April 23rd & 29th
LOCATION : Fairburn, GA
FITTING DATES : April 7-10
• 1960’s Parishioners
-some will be 1 day booking, some will be 2 day booking
FILMING DATE : April 28 & 29 (2-day booking)
LOCATION : Fairburn, GA
FITTING DATES : April 13-17
• 1960’s Male Police
FILMING DATE : April 29th
LOCATION : Fairburn, GA
FITTING DATES : April 13-17
• 1960’s Neighbors
FILMING DATE : April 30th
LOCATION : TBD Location
FITTING DATES : April 13-17
• 2000’s – New Orleans Citizens (displaced by Hurricane Katrina)
• 2000’s New Orleans Police
• 2000’s Convoy Employees
Check Out the Roles & Details link below⸻
Casting Kountry Wayne Skits in Atlanta
We are casting for roles in an ongoing online soap opera, filmed in a short-form skit format that heavily relies on improv. We are looking for talented individuals who can bring energy, creativity, and spontaneity to each scene.
Filming Details:
Date: Friday
Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location: [Location details will be provided upon confirmation]
Compensation: $50 per skit
Call Times: To minimize wait times, individual call times will be scheduled accordingly.
All roles have the potential to become recurring in future projects. Each skit is approximately three minutes long and is completely improv-based, so strong improvisational skills are highly encouraged!
How to Apply:
If you are available, please submit the following:Full Name
Email
Phone Number
Recent HeadshotSubmit your information as soon as possible. We look forward to seeing your talent!
Final Word
With more than 900 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.
There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.
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Grant Park, one of Atlanta’s most charming historic neighborhoods, offers more than just its namesake green space, the Atlanta Zoo, and picturesque Victorian homes. It’s quickly becoming a go-to foodie spot for those looking for places to eat on Atlanta’s east side.
Its vibrant food scene has made it a destination for locals and visitors seeking everything from legendary brunch spots to cozy neighborhood bistros and creative Latin-inspired fare.
Where To Eat in Grant Park
Whether you’re strolling after a visit to Oakland Cemetery or looking for a weekend hangout, Grant Park delivers a mix of Southern classics, international flavors, and casual gems. Here are some of the best restaurants in Grant Park that define the area’s dining landscape right now.
Ria’s Bluebird: The Brunch Icon
No list of Grant Park restaurants is complete without Ria’s Bluebird at 421 Memorial Dr SE. This beloved diner has been a neighborhood staple for over 25 years, serving breakfast all day alongside creative Southern twists.
Their fluffy pancakes are often called some of the best in the South, and the shrimp and grits, biscuits, and breakfast burritos draw crowds that line up on weekends. The eclectic, artsy interior with colorful mosaics adds to the charm. It’s perfect for a leisurely brunch with potent coffee and friendly service. Expect a wait on weekends—arrive early!
Bomb Biscuit Co.: Biscuit Heaven
Bomb Biscuit (519 Memorial Dr SE, Suite B-02) recently relocated to Grant Park and continues to earn acclaim, including Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition. Owner Erika Council’s fresh-baked biscuits are the star—flaky, buttery perfection served with a variety of Southern-inspired plates.
It’s ideal for breakfast or brunch with kids or a quick bite, offering a warm, welcoming vibe that feels like a true neighborhood spot. The new larger space keeps the soul of the original while expanding access in this bustling corridor.
Birdcage: Latin Flavors and Tropical Vibes
For something with flair, head to Birdcage at 519 Memorial Dr SE. This lively spot brings Latin-inspired dishes with South Beach energy—think vibrant colors, a fun patio, and a menu heavy on chicken, grilled items, salads, and starters like sweet potato bravas.
It’s great for casual dinners, date nights, or groups, with solid cocktails and drag brunch events on select Sundays. Reviewers rave about the flavorful food and attentive service in a welcoming, open space.
Ziba’s Bistro & Wine Bar: Neighborhood Gem for Dinner
Ziba’s Bistro and Wine Bar stands out for contemporary American cuisine with a global touch, including small plates perfect for sharing.
Locals love its cozy indoor-outdoor setup, extensive wine list, and reliable dishes that range from tapas-style bites to heartier entrees.
It’s a go-to for a relaxed evening meal or drinks and light bites at the bar—consistently praised as a hidden favorite in the heart of Grant Park.
More Standouts in and Around Grant Park
- Mediterranea: High-rated for fresh Mediterranean fare, great for gluten-free diners and flavorful, healthy options. A top Yelp pick with glowing reviews for taste and service. yelp.com
- Patria Cocina: Offers Latin and Southern influences, with standout dishes like jerk chicken. A solid choice for lunch or dinner. atlanta.eater.com
- Dakota Blue: A longtime family-friendly American spot half a block from the park, known for casual comfort food in a welcoming atmosphere.
- Republic Social House: Creole-inspired comfort food like jambalaya, red beans and rice, and classics such as burgers and wings—perfect for a lively neighborhood hangout.
- Little Tart Bakeshop: For pastries and coffee, don’t miss this spot for treats like the chocolate pistachio croissant.
Grant Park’s dining options benefit from its walkable layout along Memorial Drive and proximity to the BeltLine, making it easy to hop between spots. Newer additions and expansions, like Kinship Butcher & Sundry’s upcoming cafe at The Beacon, continue to energize the scene.
Whether you’re craving pancakes at sunrise, biscuits mid-morning, or Latin flavors with cocktails in the evening, Grant Park has something for every appetite.
Pro tip: Many spots get busy on weekends, so check hours and consider reservations where available. Support local and enjoy one of Atlanta’s most flavorful neighborhoods!
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
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Atlanta, GA – April 13, 2026 – With National Peach Cobbler Day long gone, Atlanta foodies still crave one of the South’s most beloved desserts.
As Georgia’s Peach Capital, Atlanta proudly embraces this sweet treat, honoring the juicy, tree-ripened peaches that define our culinary heritage.
Where To Get Peach Cobbler in Atlanta
Peach cobbler traces its roots to the 19th century, when resourceful settlers combined fresh fruit with simple biscuit or batter toppings in cast-iron pans over open fires.
In Georgia, it evolved into a soul food staple—warm, spiced peaches bubbling under a golden, flaky crust, often served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Whether enjoyed at family gatherings, church suppers, or Atlanta’s iconic restaurants, peach cobbler represents comfort, community, and the unmistakable taste of home. With Georgia producing millions of bushels of peaches each year, today is the perfect excuse to indulge in this timeless treat.
5 Top Atlanta Restaurants for Peach Cobbler
Here are some of the city’s standout spots serving exceptional versions of the classic dessert:
- The Peach Cobbler Factory (171 Auburn Ave)
This Sweet Auburn destination specializes in cobblers and consistently earns raves for its authentic, non-cake-mix style with generous fruit filling and perfect crust. Try the classic peach or branch out to their sweet potato praline variety. - Mary Mac’s Tea Room
An Atlanta institution since 1945, Mary Mac’s serves a legendary “Georgia Peach Cobbler” made with fresh local peaches and a flaky crust. It’s the quintessential Southern dining experience.8 - The Busy Bee Cafe (810 Martin Luther King Jr Dr SW)
A West End soul food landmark, the Busy Bee delivers hearty, comforting peach cobbler that pairs perfectly with their famous fried chicken. It’s a longtime local favorite for classic, no-frills excellence.5 - Paschal’s
This historic soul food spot is known for its award-winning peach cobbler—tender peaches, balanced sweetness, and a homemade crust that keeps customers coming back. A true taste of Atlanta history.10 - Ivy’s Heavenly Cobbler (Grant Park)
This cozy spot stands out for its thoughtfully prepared cobblers served in charming individual portions. Reviewers praise the standout peach version for its fresh flavor and quality.5
Pro tip: Many of these spots offer takeout or whole pies—perfect for sharing with family or neighbors today!
National Peach Cobbler Day reminds us why Georgia peaches (and the desserts they inspire) hold a special place in Atlanta’s heart. So grab a fork, support local restaurants, and celebrate the sweetness of our city.
What’s your favorite peach cobbler spot in Atlanta? Share in the comments below!
Stay tuned to AtlantaFi.com for more local food news, events, and hidden gems.
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- The Peach Cobbler Factory (171 Auburn Ave)
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It’s no secret that Zoo Atlanta in Grant Park is a fantastic family outing with animals, playgrounds, and kid-focused exhibits.
After a day exploring pandas, gorillas, and more, you’ll want convenient, welcoming spots nearby in Grant Park that offer tasty food, kid options, and relaxed vibes.
Families: Where To Eat Near Zoo Atlanta
Here are five top family-friendly restaurants within a short drive (mostly under 1-2 miles) in the Grant Park and surrounding areas, based on popularity, reviews, proximity, and suitability for kids.
1. Dakota Blue (Closest Neighborhood Favorite)
454 Cherokee Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | (404) 589-8002
Distance: About 0.5 miles from the zoo entrance (half a block from Grant Park).
This casual American spot has been a Grant Park staple since 2003, known for its welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Families love the build-your-own burgers, tilapia tacos, and local brews (or kid-friendly drinks).
The open-air patio is perfect for warmer days, and the cozy vibe makes it feel like a neighborhood hangout. It’s ideal post-zoo with straightforward, crowd-pleasing options that suit all ages.
2. Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House
Distance: Roughly 0.5-1 mile (437 Memorial Drive SE, across from Oakland Cemetery).
A longtime Grant Park favorite with a casual pub feel, excellent seafood (oysters, shrimp and grits, fish), and solid American classics.
It’s explicitly family-oriented with a kids’ menu (e.g., cheese quesadilla with fries and drink), highchairs, and outdoor seating.
Reviews often highlight its kid-friendliness and welcoming staff—great for groups after a zoo visit. The name references its cemetery location, but the lively, friendly energy keeps it fun rather than spooky.
3. Grant Central Pizza (Pizza Lovers’ Go-To)
Distance: Under 1 mile (Cherokee Ave or nearby East Atlanta spots).
A family-owned pizzeria serving New York-style pies, pasta, and build-your-own options since the early 1990s.
Kids go wild for the pizza and lunch specials (like slices + drink deals), while parents appreciate the fresh ingredients and relaxed setting.
It’s a quick, affordable stop that’s walking-distance friendly for families with strollers or tired little legs. Perfect for picky eaters.
4. Ria’s Bluebird
421 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | (404) 521-3737
Distance: About 0.5-1 mile in the Grant Park area.
This charming, artsy spot shines for brunch and lunch with standout pancakes (called some of the world’s best), shrimp and grits, breakfast burritos, and biscuits.
It’s family-friendly with a cozy, mural-filled interior, outdoor seating, and a hip yet comfortable vibe that works for kids.
Gluten-free and vegetarian options abound, making it versatile for mixed families. Expect hearty portions and a fun, local feel.
5. Mediterranea
332 Ormond St SE ste 101, Atlanta, GA 30315 | (404) 748-4219
Distance: Just 0.3 miles—super close!
A Mediterranean gem in a historic building with a rooftop patio overlooking the park. It offers gluten-free Italian-inspired dishes, fresh salads, sandwiches, and baked goods—many vegetarian/vegan-friendly.
While a bit more upscale, it’s neighborhood-casual with counter service for lunch and great for families seeking lighter, flavorful meals after animal adventures. High ratings for its cozy charm and quality.
Tips for Your Visit:
- Many spots offer outdoor/patio seating, great for Atlanta’s mild weather.
- Weekends can be busy—consider reservations where available or aim for off-peak times post-zoo (zoo hours typically end mid-afternoon).
- Parking is street or nearby lots; the area is walkable from the zoo.
- For a sweet finale, check out Cereal and Cream nearby for customizable ice cream-cereal treats.
Want more places to take your children? Check out our Kids Eat Free Guide.
These picks balance proximity, variety, and kid-appeal while delivering solid local flavor. Enjoy your family day in Atlanta!
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
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This weekend (April 10-12, 2026), the Cleveland Guardians (8-5, leading the AL Central) visit the Atlanta Braves (8-5, leading the NL East) for a three-game interleague series at Truist Park in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Braves have entered a new era for local game broadcasts in 2026. After exiting their previous regional sports network agreement, the team now produces and distributes its own telecasts under the BravesVision banner.
How To Watch the Atlanta Braves in 2026
You can watch the Braves game today or any other day, sign up for FuboTV and watch for free.
This covers more than 140 regular-season games (excluding nationally exclusive matchups).
1. BravesVision (Local/Regional Broadcasts – In-Market)
BravesVision is the official local television home of the Atlanta Braves for the 2026 season. The team oversees production, including pregame and postgame shows.
TV Options (Cable/Satellite/Streaming Providers):
BravesVision is available through partnerships with various distributors. Check your local provider for channel location (deals with Spectrum, Xfinity, DirecTV, and others are in place or being finalized; visit MLB.com/braves/schedule/watch for the latest channel guide).
Availability spans the Braves’ six-state territory.
Streaming Option (Direct-to-Consumer – No Blackouts for In-Market Fans):
Subscribe to Braves.TV (powered by MLB):
- Season subscription: $99.99 (covers live and on-demand streaming of over 140 regular-season games with no local blackouts).
- Monthly subscription: $19.99.
- Bundle with full MLB.TV (out-of-market package): $199.99/season or $39.99/month.
Braves.TV is accessible on web, iOS/Android apps, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Roku, Chromecast, PlayStation, Xbox, and Samsung/LG/Android smart TVs. A free trial may be available in some cases. Spring Training games were also streamed free on Braves.TV with a basic account.
Note: In-market fans cannot use the standard MLB.TV subscription alone for live Braves games due to blackout rules. Braves.TV is required for local access.
2. National Broadcasts
Select Braves games air nationally and are subject to exclusive rights (up to ~18 games per team). These are not available on BravesVision or Braves.TV:
- ESPN (Sunday Night Baseball, occasional weeknights)
- FOX / FS1 (Saturday games, select others)
- TBS (Tuesday nights, postseason)
- NBC / Peacock (multiple Sunday games)
- Apple TV+ (Friday Night Baseball)
- Other potential partners (e.g., Netflix for select openers or specials in the new media deals)
Live TV streaming services like Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM, YouTube TV, or Hulu + Live TV can carry most national channels (check individual lineups for Peacock, Apple TV+, etc.).
3. Free or Over-the-Air Options
The Braves continue their partnership with Gray Media for select “Braves on Gray” simulcasts. These games air free over-the-air on local Gray stations (e.g., Atlanta News First / Channel 46.1 in Atlanta) and reach markets across the Southeast.
Examples include the 2026 home opener and certain other games. Check local listings or watchongray.com.
4. Radio BroadcastsListen to every Braves game on the Braves Radio Network:
- Primary: 680 The Fan (WCNN-AM) and 93.7 FM in Atlanta.
- Spanish-language coverage also available on La Mejor 1600 AM and affiliates.
- The network spans more than 170 stations across the region.
Streaming audio is often available via the MLB app or team site.
5. In Person
Catch the Braves live at Truist Park in Atlanta. Tickets are available via the official Braves site or MLB.com.
Additional Tips for 2026
- Blackouts: Braves.TV eliminates local blackouts for in-market subscribers on non-national games. Out-of-market fans use standard MLB.TV (with typical blackout restrictions).
- Devices: Most options support streaming on phones, tablets, computers, and connected TVs.
- Cord-Cutters: Braves.TV + a national live TV streamer (e.g., Fubo or YouTube TV) covers the majority of games.
- For the most up-to-date channel listings and provider availability, visit the official Braves page: mlb.com/braves/schedule/watch.
This setup gives Braves fans more direct access and control over local broadcasts while maintaining traditional TV options where available. The transition from the previous Bally Sports/FanDuel Sports Network South/Southeast model marks a significant shift toward team-operated distribution.
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Don’t look now but, Buckhead’s dining scene is about to get a sophisticated new Japanese addition. Koshu Club, a grill-focused restaurant from the team behind the acclaimed Michelin-starred Mujō, is opening soon.
The 46-seat venue will specialize in binchōtan charcoal grilling, highlighting premium seafood, meats, and vegetables prepared over the traditional white charcoal known for its clean, high-heat burn and subtle aroma.
Koshu Club Opens in Buckhead Soon: When?
Koshu Club to open its doors on Monday, April 14, 2026, at 99 West Paces Ferry Road, directly across from The St. Regis Atlanta.
The menu will blend classic washoku (traditional Japanese cuisine) techniques with creative yōshoku (Western-influenced Japanese) dishes, offering both concise à la carte options and multi-course tasting menus.
“We wanted to create something that feels more playful and approachable while maintaining the precision and quality our team is known for at Mujō,” said a representative for the restaurant group.“Koshu Club is designed for guests who want refined yet relaxed dining experiences with exceptional grilled items at the center.”
The space will feature a relaxed yet refined midcentury modern aesthetic, creating an intimate atmosphere perfect for both special occasions and elevated weeknight meals. A strong beverage program will spotlight an extensive sake list alongside carefully crafted cocktails that complement the grilled flavors.
Anticipated average checks are expected to range from $100 to $200 per person, positioning Koshu Club as a premium but accessible option in Buckhead’s competitive fine-dining landscape.
Reservations are now open via the restaurant’s website and major booking platforms. Early bookings are recommended given the intimate size of the dining room.
Koshu Club joins a growing roster of high-end Japanese concepts in Atlanta, building on the success of Mujō’s precise, Michelin-recognized approach.
The new project aims to deliver a distinct personality — one that leans into the theater of live-fire grilling while remaining welcoming to a broader audience of Atlanta diners.
Stay tuned to AtlantaFi.com for updates, first-look photos, and opening night details as Koshu Club prepares for its debut later this week.
Atlanta’s massive airport (ATL) allows for daily air shipments of incredibly fresh fish from global markets, making high-quality seafood and exceptional Ramen accessible year-round. A burgeoning Asian population and dedicated food enthusiasts have fueled demand for authentic and diverse Japanese cuisine. To dig into these wonderful delights, check out the best Asian restaurants in Atlanta.
Here Are The Best New Restaurants In Atlanta
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Do you love trying new Atlanta restaurants from time to time? Me too. The good news is that from Southern cuisine to Italian, seafood and more, Georgia’s largest city has new places to eat opening all the time. There are several highly anticipated restaurants that have slated to open in early 2026.
I’ve compiled a list of the best new Atlanta restaurants that grows regularly and you should send me ones I miss.
Check out these top Atlanta restaurant openings that are serving or are planning to serve customers soon.
What New Atlanta Restaurants Are Opening in Early 2026?
This article will explore some of the best new eateries that have opened recently and what’s on the menu, including any favorites you should order.
Koshu Club
Koshu Club, a grill-focused restaurant from the team behind the acclaimed Michelin-starred Mujō, is opening soon.
The 46-seat venue will specialize in binchōtan charcoal grilling, highlighting premium seafood, meats, and vegetables prepared over the traditional white charcoal known for its clean, high-heat burn and subtle aroma.
Heritage
Summerhill, at 63 Georgia Avenue
From chef Demetrius Brown (of Bread & Butterfly and the Heritage Supper Club pop-up). This will be a permanent brick-and-mortar spot focusing on African, Caribbean, and Afro-American diaspora cuisine, with elements like a cocktail lounge, multi-course tasting menu (e.g., jerk chicken yakitori, braised oxtail, cassava cake), and dessert area. Read up on Heritage Supper Club’s opening.
Multiple reports describe it as a “full-body experience” tied to cultural storytelling. The team has expressed hope for an April opening.
Some Luck
Some Luck (Poncey-Highland, in the former Highland Ballroom Lounge space adjacent to Madeira Park)
From chefs Parnass Savang and Rod Lassiter (of Talat Market).A Thai-focused bar with street-stall-inspired snacks, noodle soups, wings, grilled items, quick-fired cocktails using Thai ingredients, Singha beer pitchers, and late-night bites.
It aims for a dive-bar vibe with post-midnight hours. Targeted for spring 2026, with some national previews noting an April window.
Que Delicia
Que Delicia, a vibrant new Puerto Rican restaurant, is officially openied its doors March 17, 2026, in Peachtree City—bringing authentic island flavors to the southern suburbs just outside Atlanta.
Que-Riosity
1931 Jonesboro Rd, McDonough
Atlanta’s culinary scene just got a whole lot smokier—and more sophisticated—with the grand opening of Que-Riosity, the latest venture from acclaimed chef and Atlanta icon Todd Richards.
The highly anticipated restaurant debuted on March 13, bringing Richards’ signature blend of Southern tradition, modern flair, and legendary hospitality to the fast-growing suburb just south of Atlanta.
The Busy Bee (Third Location)
Owner Tracy Gates inked a deal to expand The Busy Bee at The Mitchell residential development at Centennial Yards. The eatery is set to open later this year. Read about the third Busy Bee opening.
Norifish and Okiboru (Ponce City Market)
Photo credit: JETPVCK Media Ponce City Market says two Japanese eateries will open in spring 2026: NoriFish, a premium sushi concept, and Okiboru, a beloved ramen spot. Read about Norifish and Okiboru.
Babygirl (East Lake)
An all-day café and bistro from chef Hudson Rouse (Whoopsie’s, Rising Son), Babygirl in East Lake will focus on lighter breakfast and lunch items like smoothies, salads, and limited biscuits.
Sugar Loaf (Reynoldstown)
Southern-inspired with global influences (Ethiopian and Albanian heritage), featuring biscuits, granola, yogurt bowls, and toasts.
Sammy’s Boba & Coffee
Sammy’s boba shop is targeting mid-January to late January, with the buildout in final stages and awaiting final inspections.
Busy Bee Cafe (second location)
Photo credit: Busy Bee Cafe The iconic soul food spot known for its fried chicken is expanding to Atlantic Station. Read up on when Busy Bee is opening.
Koshu Club
From Castellucci Hospitality Group and chef J. Trent Harris (of Mujo), this Japanese supper club featuring slow-grilled meats and seasonal dishes is coming to Buckhead.
Broad Street BBQ
A new barbecue concept from the team behind Sammy’s sandwich shop, opening in South Downtown.
Sozou
A Japanese restaurant from the chef behind Umi, completing a trio of concepts in Midtown’s Ten Twenty building.
Bellwood Coffee (relocated location)
The coffee shop is moving its East Atlanta Village spot to a new home in Grant Park, taking over the former Bennett’s Market space.
Mule Train
A Southern restaurant emphasizing local, seasonal ingredients, from Michael and Shyretha Sheats , the creators of The Plate Sale pop-up, in South Downtown.
Seahorse Advisors
A potential members-only sushi spot from the team behind Muss & Turner’s and Roshambo, in the Borghese building.
The Jagger Suite
A rooftop lounge atop the new Moxy Hotel in Downtown Atlanta.
Other spots like Shake Shack in South Downtown and various concepts in Ponce City Market (e.g., Terminal 26 Thai seafood) are also eyed for 2026 openings, though some may lean later in the year.
Final Bite
If you’re a fan of crab cakes or even fried fish, Atlanta’s diverse dining scene has just what you need and more. And you can find a new food spot just about every weekend in Atlanta.
New Atlanta restaurants continue to pop up around Atlanta. The good news is that this has been a banner month for buzzworthy debuts, with a mix of Michelin-caliber spots, casual gems, and neighborhood glow-ups.
Aside from dining at the best new Atlanta restaurants, there are so many Atlanta events popping off every week it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest gatherings, Atlanta happenings, parties and more delivered to your inbox.
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
Ultimate Guide: Where To Eat In Atlanta
Midtown’s pedestrian-friendly streets, centered around Peachtree Street and 10th Street, make it easy to hop between eateries, bars, and cafes. It’s a social hub where locals and visitors mingle, enhanced by proximity to cultural spots like the Fox Theatre and High Museum of Art.
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Atlanta, GA | April 2026 — In the heart of Kirkwood, where tree-lined streets meet a tight-knit community vibe, Urban Pie has been slinging pies for over 20 years.Tucked at 2012A Hosea L. Williams Dr. NE, this casual pizzeria and bar feels like your favorite local hangout—unpretentious, dog-friendly on the patio, and always buzzing with regulars.
I recent ate there and wanted to share my thoughts around it in case you’re in Kirkwood and want a good Atlanta pizza place.
The Vibe
Urban Pie nails that perfect Atlanta neighborhood spot balance: laid-back indoor seating with a cool, relaxed energy and a spacious patio ideal for people-watching or catching a game.
Staff are genuinely friendly and attentive, often treating you like family
It’s the kind of place where you can grab a quick slice and a craft beer or settle in for a full meal with friends. Bonus: free street parking and options nearby after hours.
The Food
Urban Pie specializes in thin, crispy New York-style crust with just the right chew—nothing soggy here when eaten fresh.
They offer a solid mix of signature pies, build-your-own options, wings (13 flavors!), salads, calzones, and even gluten-free and vegan choices that don’t feel like afterthoughts.
Standout Dishes We Tried/Loved:
- The Urban Pizza: Olive oil base, roasted garlic, spinach, roasted red peppers, feta, and mozzarella. Fresh, flavorful, and a great showcase of their veggie-forward creativity.
- Urban Beets: Homemade pesto, roasted veggies, and goat cheese (or vegan cheese swap). A standout for both meat-eaters and plant-based diners.
- BBQ Chicken or Kirkwood BBQ Chicken Pie: Sweet-smoky sauce, roasted chicken, smoked gouda, red onions, and scallions—comfort food done right.
- Other notables include creative options like Pickle Pie, Vegan Chorizo, or Thunderbird Pizza. Wings and truffle fries also get frequent shoutouts.
Portions are generous, prices are reasonable (most large pies around $24–$25), and the kitchen puts care into the details
Fresh ingredients shine, especially on the creative toppings. Note: Takeout can sometimes lose a bit of that fresh-from-the-oven crispness, so dine-in is ideal when possible.
Drinks & Extras
They’ve got a nice selection of craft brews (many local), plus other beverages. Desserts are creative if you’ve got room left. Events like bingo nights on the patio add extra fun to the community feel.
The Verdict
Urban Pie earns a solid 8.2/10 from us. It’s not chasing trends or fine-dining polish—it’s delivering reliable, tasty thin-crust pizzas in a welcoming neighborhood setting.
Perfect for weeknight dinners, casual gatherings, or supporting a longtime Kirkwood business.
Some variability in service during busy times or with delivery is noted in reviews, but the overall love from locals (and creative menu) keeps us coming back.
If you’re in East Atlanta/Kirkwood, stop by. Great pizza, good friends, zero pressure—just how neighborhood spots should be.
Urban Pie
2012A Hosea L. Williams Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30317
(404) 373-2778 | urbanpieatl.com
Open afternoons/evenings—check for current hours. Delivery via major apps.
