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Atlanta’s real estate market remains a top choice for homebuyers, especially those migrating from the West and Northeast, thanks to its comparatively affordable property prices. However, the city also boasts its share of high-priced luxury homes, including grand mansions, historic estates, and modern builds with cutting-edge features.
Georgia’s capital offers a unique blend of advantages, from a robust transit system and abundant job opportunities to a pleasant climate. While property prices have seen a recent surge, Atlanta’s real estate market continues to be one of the more accessible options for buyers.
Here Are The Most Expensive Homes In Atlanta
To find out which structures constitute the most expensive homes in Atlanta, we analyzed data from Zillow.com and other real estate sites which lists houses for sale in the region. Here’s what we found in Atlanta’s real estate market:
As of December 28, 2024, Atlanta’s real estate market features several luxurious properties. Here are some of the most expensive homes currently listed:
4665 Riverview Rd, Atlanta, GA 30327
Listed at $37,800,000, this estate offers 7 bedrooms, 9.5 bathrooms, and spans 17,776 square feet.655 Fairfield Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30327
Priced at $10,000,000, this new construction features 7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and 12,792 square feet of living space.439 Blackland Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30342
This property is listed for $9,750,000 and includes 6 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and 15,200 square feet.389 Blackland Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30342
A new construction home priced at $8,950,000, offering 6 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and 10,532 square feet.225 Valley Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305
Listed at $7,795,000, this residence boasts 9 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and 12,896 square feet.These properties showcase the pinnacle of luxury living in Atlanta, featuring expansive square footage, multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, and high-end amenities.
Please note that real estate listings are subject to change. For the most current information, consult the respective real estate platforms or contact local real estate agents.
Final Word
You may be asking yourself how you can afford a mansion like the ones you see in Buckhead and surrounding areas. Check out these cheap properties for sale.
If you’re looking for a temporary home, Atlanta has some affordable apartments for rent.
Aside from the most expensive homes in Atlanta, the larger market is going through usual ebbs and flows. The city’s upscale home market continues to expand as developers see value in areas other than Buckhead such as Midtown’s Old Fourth Ward and along the Northside corridor into Vinings.
Meanwhile, the median home market has experienced a slight dip, according to prognasticators.
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There are few things more pleasant than gorging on a meal while a stiff breeze rushes around you outside. That’s right, it’s just about patio season once again in Atlanta, Georgia. Looking for a place to eat with a nice patio?
The best Atlanta restaurants with patios and balconies are the ones that cater to sunbathing and eating delectable dishes at the same time (with social distancing of course).
If you’re interested in dining in the Old Fourth Ward, you’ll be glad to know that many of the restaurants along the Atlanta Beltline have patio restaurants. Here’s a great list.
Beltline Patio Restaurants
- Eagle
- New Realm Brewery
- Golden Eagle
- Lady Bird
- Muchacho
- Superica
The weather may be changing, but you’ve still got time to shed those sweaters and drink in the sun (with a cold one). Bookmark this list as your go-to for patio-ready restaurants in Atlanta.
Here Are The Best Atlanta Restaurants With Patios And Rooftops
Ready to people-watch? Here are the best Atlanta restaurants with patios:
5Church
1197 Peachtree St NE,Atlanta, GA 30361
This chic Midtown restaurant has its origins in Charlotte, but you wouldn’t know it: Go outside on the rooftop overlooking Peachtree and 14th Street and enjoy weekend brunch and a full bar.
Bocado
887 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
Bocado’s covered patio is perfect for people-watching or taking in the restaurant’s contemporary American cuisine. With a rotating seasonal menu and exciting beverage program, Bocado (or right outside it) is a great place to be.
Cafe Circa
464 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312
The Edgewood corridor has become a favorite playground for Atlanta hipsters looking for nightlife. Cafe Circa on Edgewood has a great rooftop particularly suited for day parties and Sunday afternoons.
City Winery
650 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
Enjoy a relaxing drink at City Winery at Ponce City Market. The restaurant’s music scene is unparalleled in the city. Add the Wine Down Weekends and this becomes a party all days of the week. Enjoy live music every Friday and Saturday starting at 6:30 p.m.
Casi Cielo
6125 Roswell Rd #200, Atlanta, GA 30328
Casi Cielo in Sandy Springs hosts patio parties with live music, local DJs and delicious dishes every Wednesday from 4 p.m. – 10 p.m. Indulge in and handcrafted cocktails, Oaxacan favorites such as Tlayuda, Tempura Fish Tacos and Enmoladas and more.
Estrella
550 Somerset Terrace NE Suite 102, Atlanta, GA 30306
There’s nothing like capturing the cityscape while taking in a delightful meal at the same time. Estrella’s rooftop gives you a picturesque view of downtown Atlanta and its surroundings.
Gypsy Kitchen
3035 Peachtree Rd NE Suite A209 Atlanta, Georgia
Located at the Shops Around Buckhead, Gypsy Kitchen is the place to be if you want to watch some of the city’s movers and shakers. For those who want a little tempo with their tasty food, there’s live music on the weekends as well.
Golden Eagle
904 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
Walk into Golden Eagle and experience a blast from the past, including vintage decor and a sunken patio with table distancing and all the fixings.
Hampton + Hudson
299 North Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30307
Hampton + Hudson has quickly become one of Inman Park’s favorite community bar and restaurants. It has a covered, outdoor patio that lets diners enjoy the breeze while also being protected from the elements.
Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall
684 John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30312
Ladybird features an outdoor bar and a pet-friendly “Grove” space for those with furry friends. With communal, beer garden-style tables, the Grove is the perfect place to bring your friends, co-workers or family.
Muchacho
904 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
If you like some greenery in your scenery, Muchacho’s expansive brick patio is #1. Eat and drink among the lush, tropical plants and vintage outdoor furniture covered by red and white umbrellas.
Holmes
50 S Main St, Alpharetta, GA 30009
The neighborhood restaurant and bar within the historic Jones House at Alpharetta City Center offers outdoor seating on a covered porch and patio.
When it comes to restaurants, Atlanta is quickly gaining ground on some of the dining capitals around the United States. The South is certainly known for its great barbecue, but this is something else.
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Another one bites the dust, as they say. And unfortunately, there are less margaritas in the world today than yesterday. On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
And yes, the On the Border restaurant in Buckhead on the Buckhead Loop closed abruptly on March 6, 2025. You’ll have to go elsewhere for the best Mexican food in Atlanta.
On The Border Closes in Atlanta; Company Files Bankruptcy
The filing occurred on March 4, 2025, in the Georgia Northern District Bankruptcy Court. This actifollows a period of financial difficulty attributed to escalating labor costs, decreasing customer traffic, and inflationary pressures, leading to a “rapid loss of liquidity” in recent months.
The company, owned by Atlanta-based OTB Holding (an affiliate of Argonne Capital Group), reported assets and liabilities ranging between $10 million and $50 million.
Which On the Border Locations Are Closing?
Additionally, On The Border had closed more than a dozen locations across the United States in the weeks leading up to the bankruptcy filing, reducing its footprint to approximately 66 locations as of March 2025, from over 120 at the end of 2023.
Confirmed Closures in 2025:
- Ahwatukee Foothills Towne Center, Phoenix, AZ – Closed permanently before February 25, 2025.
- 5005 E Ray Rd, Phoenix, AZ – Listed as permanently closed by February 25, 2025.
- Mesa, AZ – Reported closed by March 1, 2025, as part of the Arizona shutdowns.
- Peoria, AZ – Reported closed by March 1, 2025, as part of the Arizona shutdowns.
- Woburn, MA – Closed permanently by February 25, 2025; the last Massachusetts location.
- West Springfield, MA – Closed shortly before February 25, 2025.
- Columbus, OH (4175 Morse Crossing) – Closed by February 26, 2025; the only Ohio location.
- Lubbock, TX (6709 Slide Road) – Closed permanently on February 8, 2025.
- West Des Moines, IA (Jordan Creek Town Center) – Closed permanently by February 25, 2025.
- Orange, CT – Closed permanently by February 28, 2025, amid national shutdowns.
- Long Island, NY (both locations) – Closed permanently in February 2025.
- Biloxi, MS – Last Mississippi location closed permanently by March 6, 2025.
- All Georgia Locations – Closed by March 6, 2025, as reported in connection with the bankruptcy filing.
What Is a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?
Chapter 11 bankruptcy is a form of bankruptcy protection under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code that allows a business (or, less commonly, an individual) to reorganize its debts and operations while continuing to operate, rather than shutting down entirely. It’s often referred to as a “reorganization bankruptcy” and is designed to give a struggling company a chance to restructure its finances, reduce debt, and emerge as a viable entity. Here’s a breakdown of what it entails:
Key Features of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy:
- Reorganization, Not Liquidation:
- Unlike Chapter 7 bankruptcy, where a business typically closes and its assets are sold off to pay creditors, Chapter 11 focuses on keeping the business alive. The debtor proposes a plan to restructure its debts and operations, aiming to return to profitability.
- Debtor-in-Possession:
- In most cases, the company filing for Chapter 11 (the “debtor”) retains control of its operations as a “debtor-in-possession” (DIP). This means management continues to run the business under the oversight of the bankruptcy court, rather than a trustee taking over.
- Filing Process:
- The process begins when the debtor files a petition with a bankruptcy court, either voluntarily or, in rare cases, involuntarily (forced by creditors). The filing includes detailed financial statements, lists of assets, liabilities, and creditors.
On The Border closed more than a dozen locations in the weeks leading up to its bankruptcy filing on March 4, 2025. The chain’s operational footprint dropped from over 120 locations at the end of 2023 to approximately 66 by March 5, 2025, indicating significant closures beyond those individually listed above. However, exact addresses for all closures are not universally specified in available reports.
Arizona Closures: Reports indicate that most, if not all, Arizona locations closed by early 2025, though only Phoenix, Mesa, and Peoria are explicitly named.
Georgia Closures: All Georgia locations were shuttered by the time of the bankruptcy filing, though specific cities are not detailed in the provided data.
Ongoing Process: The Chapter 11 filing suggests further closures may occur in 2025 as the company reorganizes, but no specific “planned closures” beyond March 6, 2025, have been publicly confirmed at this point.
Final Word
The closing of On the Border locations is a sad one but it aligns with a broader trend of casual-dining chains, such as Red Lobster, TGI Fridays, and Buca di Beppo, seeking bankruptcy protection over the past year amid challenging market conditions.
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Dog owners in Atlanta now have a fresh spot to sip their favorite drinks while their pups romp, get pampered, or enjoy daycare.
Skiptown, the city’s latest haven for dogs and their humans, has officially opened its social club bar in Kirkwood, pouring everything from local draft beers to wine, frozen cocktails, seltzers, and spirits.
Skiptown Opens Social Club Bar in Kirkwood
Beyond the bar, Skiptown boasts a sprawling outdoor dog park, daycare and boarding options, plus grooming and training services—making it a one-stop hub for pet lovers.
“What makes Skiptown special is the community we’ve fostered,” CEO Mike Rotondo says in a statement. “It’s not just a drop-in spot for a quick drink or park playtime. Our regulars trust us with grooming, daycare, boarding, and training. After our soft launch late last year, our staff—aka ‘Skippers’—know every pup by name. We’ve built a family-like vibe where members, Skippers, and dogs all feel at home, especially now with our new bar.”
The social club’s bar menu shines with 24 tap options:
- 18 beers
- Three ciders
- Three wines (rosé, white, and sparkling brut)
Guests can sip in the 3,000-square-foot indoor bar or the 13,000-square-foot outdoor park. Skiptown leaned hard into local flavors, teaming up with Atlanta Hard Cider for gluten-free picks like Honey Bee, Crisp Apple, and Peach, and Monday Night Brewing for beers like 404 Atlanta Lager and Death Raptor. The focus on Atlanta-based brands keeps the vibe rooted in the community.
“We prioritized local brews and drinks for our menu,” explains Kirkwood General Manager Stacy Pruitt. “It’s about celebrating Atlanta ties, serving up beers brewed right here, and supporting nearby businesses.” That local love pairs with a lineup of creative cocktails—think frozen “Barking Berry” with berry purée, Bacardi coconut rum, and Chardonnay, or “Paw-rific Peach” with peach purée and Deep Eddy Peach Vodka.
Beyond taps, Skiptown mixes in national partnerships with Jack Daniel’s and Bacardi for canned cocktails like Jack and Cokes and Piña Coladas. Non-drinkers aren’t left out, with mocktails like “Sunrise” and Poodle Punch, while pups can even snag a puppaccino. It’s a midweek (or any day) win for Atlanta’s dog crowd—Wednesday included.
Final Word
Skiptown’s social club features the Skiptown bar, three TVs, numerous tables with seating for over 50 guests, and an additional seating bench next to the bar complete with charger outlets. Looking to bring Fido out for some food? Check out these pet-friendly restaurants in Atlanta.
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In the mood for some authentic Japanese fare? Situated on the ground level of the recently developed Old Fourth Ward complex, Yuji Modern Japanese is a sleek Japanese eatery that opened in early February along Atlanta’s Eastside BeltLine at 667 Auburn Ave, inside the Junction Krog District.
It’s run by the Kinjo Enterprise team (known for MF Sushi and Yakitori Kona) and serves a Kaiseki-inspired menu with dishes like blistered shishito peppers, sushi rolls, and king crab rolls, plus cocktails and sake on draft.
The eatery’s hours are as follows:
- Lunch: Mon-Sun 11am-2pm
- Dinner: Mon-Saturday 5pm-10pm.
- Sunday 5pm-9pm.
What’s On the Menu at Yuji Modern Japanese?
The menu draws inspiration from kaiseki, Japan’s traditional multi-course dining experience, featuring dishes like appetizers like fresh yellow tail, kampachi scallop and salmon crudo.
When it comes to sushi rolls, you’ll love the California rolls, Yuji rolls and lobster rolls.
Here’s what one customer says about Yuji Modern Japanese:
You can tell as soon as you walk in how much time and care they put into the atmosphere, the service, and the food. Everyone was so kind, kept us entertained, and very attentive.
The yellowtail and Kyoto yuji was by far our favorite item from the menu and we finished off with the miso flan which they brûlée at the table. Super cool experience.
Where Is Yuji Modern Japanese Located?
Yuji Modern Japanese is located at 667 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30312. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
If you didn’t know, Atlanta’s Asian restaurants are a vibe. And they have everything from authentic dishes to James Beard-nominated chefs helming the kitchens.
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The Atlanta Mushroom Festival is taking place in Atlanta during the third weekend in March. Do you want to what the festival is about? Keep reading.
it’s a bit early but this event is shaping up to be one of Atlanta’s best festivals this year.
What Is the Atlanta Mushroom Festival?
This Atlanta Mushroom Festival focuses on mushrooms with chef demos, mushroom-themed vendors, an artist market, speakers, workshops, live music, food, and beer. Offering free entry and parking, it’s a niche food celebration expected to attract enthusiasts and curious foodies alike.
When Is the Atlanta Mushroom Festival?
The Atlanta Mushroom Festival is set for Sunday, March 23, 2025 from 12:00 PM – 9:00 PM. It will occur at the West End in southwest Atlanta.
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Atlanta is for tourists, but it’s also for locals. If you want to explore Georgia’s largest city, do it on your terms and check out the fun, cool and new things happening in Atlanta this weekend and even on the weekday. You can start downtown, and get it crackin’ in Buckhead. Check out the newest Atlanta restaurants, beautiful parks and unexplored spots you’ve only heard about. AtlantaFi your experience!
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When the Epicurean Atlanta opened, we knew it would be something special. Situated in the heart of Midtown Atlanta, the hotel offers the best of the city, especially when it comes to food.
A Culinary Journey Through Georgia is currently happening at the following locations in the Peach State: Trilith Guesthouse in Town at Trilith in Fayetteville, Hotel Forty Five in downtown Macon, Epicurean Atlanta in Midtown, and Athens-based Creature Comforts Brewing Co.
In Georgia’s largest city, the fun and food is taking place at the Epicurean Atlanta, which offers a distinctive culinary experience with three unique restaurants and bars, each designed to delight the senses in its own way. Guests can also enjoy a variety of weekly specials and events during their stay — here’s what’s brewing right now:
- Event: Culinary Journey Through Georgia at Epicurean Atlanta
- Dates: Throughout March 2025 (continuation from February)
- Location: Epicurean Atlanta (and other hotels like Trilith Guesthouse and Hotel Forty Five)
- Details: This multi-venue event, featuring Creature Comforts Brewing Co., showcases special menus celebrating Georgia’s culinary heritage. Running through February and March, it offers diners a chance to explore regional flavors at Epicurean Atlanta, with exact March dates and menus varying by location but confirmed as a significant food focus.
- Hotel Forty Five – Thursday, March 6, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 401 Cotton Ave, Macon, GA 31201
- Epicurean Atlanta – Thursday, March 13, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at 1117 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
- Trilith Guesthouse, 350 Trilith Pkwy, Fayetteville, GA 30214 (Complimentary valet parking)
Here are the three eateries you’ll find at Epicurean Atlanta:
Reverence
Named for its deep appreciation of nature’s finest ingredients, Reverence is a celebration of culinary craftsmanship. Executive Chef Henry Tapia curates seasonally inspired menus featuring the Southeast’s fresh coastal seafood, heritage meats, and market-fresh produce. The bar boasts a sommelier-selected wine list, handcrafted cocktails, local craft beers, and an extensive selection of spirits. Guests can also enjoy the dazzling show kitchen, where chefs bring each dish to life. Reverence serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, along with a weekend brunch buffet.
Aerial Kitchen & Bar
Perched on the ninth-level Sky Terrace, Aerial Kitchen & Bar is an urban oasis offering stunning poolside views and a breathtaking Atlanta skyline. This alfresco dining destination serves Latin American-inspired cuisine and specialty cocktails in a relaxed yet exclusive atmosphere. Locals and hotel guests alike gather here to enjoy tapas, handcrafted drinks, and open-air ambiance. Aerial Kitchen & Bar operates seasonally, with private poolside cabana service available to hotel guests and the public through ResortPass.
The Office Bar
Combining sophistication and comfort, The Office Bar is the perfect setting for collaborative lunches, happy hours, business meetings, and elegant dinners. The atmosphere seamlessly shifts from a hub for professionals during the week to an upscale sports bar for weekend fans. The menu features shareable small plates, fresh salads, and handhelds, paired with inventive cocktails, local craft beers, an extensive whiskey selection, and a rotating zero-proof cocktail. Open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, The Office Bar is located at 1105 W. Peachtree, directly across from the hotel’s motor entrance.
Final Word
There are so many Atlanta festivals this year that you are guaranteed to have a good food time. If that is any indication, Atlanta’s craft beer scene is on and pouring! Make sure you check out Krog Street Market, one of Atlanta’s many food halls.
Traveling to the city’s midsection can lead to unexpected adventures, including new restaurant openings and more.
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They’re having Mardi Gras at Lagarde American Eatery this week in Atlanta. Come join the fun on for Tuesday, March 4th from 4 PM to 10 PM for a Fat Tuesday celebration you won’t forget.
For this Atlanta food event, there will be live music from 6 to 9 PM, drink specials like Hurricanes, Spicy Strawberry Daiquiris, Cajun Martinis and King Cake Shots.
And did we mention the food? There will be $1 Oysters, Boudin Balls, Cajun Lobster Rockefeller Oysters, Crab & Shrimp Boil, King Cake, and Crawfish as a special treat.
Atlanta Food Event: Mardi Gras at Lagarde American Eatery
- Date: March 4, 2025 (Fat Tuesday)
- Location: Lagarde American Eatery, Atlanta
- Details: Concluding a Mardi Gras celebration running from February 1 to March 4, this event features a crawfish and shrimp boil alongside New Orleans-inspired dishes, festive cocktails, and live music. Reported as a key February-March dining story, the March 4 finale ties into the cultural food festivities of the season.
Where Is Lagarde American Eatery Located?
Lagarde American Eatery is located at 5090 Peachtree Blvd Suite D-100, Chamblee, GA 30341. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
Georgia is on your mind, but has it ever been on your plate? I’m talking about locally sourced ingredients that taste as authentic as the Georgia clay.
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Chef Bryant “Chef Baul” Williams is set to open Betty Sue’s, a luxury brunch spot, on Sunday, March 2, 2025, in downtown Atlanta.
Betty Sue’s Opening in Atlanta
Williams, who has cooked for major celebrities, partnered with entrepreneur Daniella Williams. The duo also own Atlanta restaurant Binky’s.
This opening marks a significant addition to the city’s dining scene, focusing on an upscale brunch experience. If breakfast food is your thing, Betty Sue’s just may become one of the best places to eat in downtown Atlanta.
Betty Sue’s, which takes its name from chef Bryant Williams’ grandmother, will offer an all-day breakfast and brunch experience.
The menu will include many of the breakfast classics, but with a twists. Think breakfast bowls like oxtails and grits, shrimp and lobster with waffles.
Where Is Betty Sue’s Located?
Betty Sue’s is located at 20 Broad St SW Ste F, Atlanta, GA 30303. Here’s a map to help you find it.
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Good barbecue — the kind that falls off the bone and is juicy and flavorful with every bite — is hard to find. Atlanta’s eateries specialize in this Southern delicacy. Where is the best place to eat some barbecue in Atlanta? Keep reading.
If you like your BBQ sauce to be tangy, sweet, spicy or more of the hickory style, Atlanta will not disappoint you. The best barbecue restaurants in Atlanta have a combination of those herbs, spices and flavors.
These Restaurants Have Atlanta’s Best BBQ
We’re going to show you some of the best barbecue restaurants in Atlanta as well as how to get their from this interactive map.
Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q
1238 DeKalb Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 | (404) 577-4030
Photo credit: Instagram / Fox Bros. Here’s what one reviewer says about Fox Bros. BAr-B-Q: “We stopped here on our last night in Atlanta, and I’m so glad we did. Delicious BBQ and the sides were yummy. Our server, Marissa, was friendly, quick, and attentive. I had a combo plate with brisket, pulled pork, chicken, baked beans, and spicy green beans. Overall a great experience. Will be back on our next trip through.”
Daddy D’z BBQ Joynt
264 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | (404) 222-0206
One of the most prominent barbecue restaurants in Atlanta is Daddy D’z BBQ Joynt. The Memorial Drive eatery has been a favorite of nearby lawmakers at the Georgia Capitol as well as a neighborhood standby.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Daddy D’z: “My friends and I ate dinner at Daddy Dz. It was recommended by our hotel. When we got there we wondered about the place, but what a surprise! The waitress was a hoot – very friendly with a great sense of humor. The food was terrific. The ribs were the best I’ve ever eaten. It did take some time to get our food but it was worth the wait. If you are into excellent local food and atmosphere – this is the place while you are in Atlanta. If you expect a high class dining experience – go somewhere else.”
Das BBQ
Atlanta Locations:
- 1203 Collier Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318| (404) 850-7373
- 350 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | (404) 850-7373
Das BBQ has popped up in Grant Park across Memorial Drive from Oakland Cemetery. The eatery’s first location is on Collier Road in Midtown. If you want some good barbeque, check out Das BBQ.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Das BBQ: “Good BBQ, brisket is juicy. Pork ribs are fall of the bone tender, you can even eat (some) of the bones if you like. Chicken is chopped not pulled and only slightly above average. Sides are okay, but overpriced. My favorite is the creamed corn (more like cheesed corn). They generally are very quick, sides are portioned out before hand and usually you get your food within minutes.
“I believe this is the most expensive BBQ in the city (beating out previous champion Lake and Oak BBQ), mainly due to it’s a la carte menu. Rack of pork ribs and two sides is roughly $42 dollars before tip. That’s $10 dollars more expensive than a comparable meal from Fox Bros.”
Dixie Q
2524 Caldwell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30319 | (404) 228-1502
Outside of the Fourth Ward, not as many people know about Chef Scott Serpas’ Brookhaven BBQ and burger joint, Dixie Q. It’s definitely one of those best-kept secrets on the Northside.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Dixie Q: “Amazing food! Perfection! The beef ribs were smoked to perfection. Every tender morsel has hints of smoke and seasoning that makes your taste buds explodes!”
Pit Boss BBQ
856 Virginia Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354 | (404) 768-0036
Pit Boss in Hapeville is well known to Delta employees as their to-go to spot for downhome finger-lickin’ goodness.
Here’s what one Google reviewer says about Pit Boss: “I’m supposed to be detoxing however the great smell of BBQ hit my nose while riding by with the windows down. They really have some great smoked wings. They are always juicy never dry and very flavorful.”
Fat Matt’s Rib Shack
1811 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 | (404) 607-1622
Fat Matt’s is one of Atlanta’s more famous barbecue restaurants. Despite being located in Buckhead ,the eatery attracts downhome clientele from across the nation.
Here’s what one reviewer says about Fat Matt’s Rib Shack: “This place is AMAZING. My husband and I went there tonight for dinner. At first glance inside, it looks like the decor of a dive bar.”Lovies BBQ
3420 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 254-2848
If you like slow-smoked pork, chicken and beef, Lovies BBQ in Buckhead is the place to go.Here is what one reviewer says about Lovies BBQ: “Very good BBQ. I got the beef brisket. It was a touch dry but I also chose not to eat it with much sauce, which would probably add more moisture. The barbecue sauce is a tangy flavored sauce with just a hint of sweet.”Interactive Map: Atlanta Barbecue Restaurants Near You
Who Has The Best BBQ In Atlanta?
Atlanta, Georgia may not be the first city that comes to mind when you think about barbecue, but the local restaurants here hold up quite well when you sample the offerings on their respective menus. We’re talking beef brisket, pulled pork and much more!
The question of who has the best barbecue in Atlanta is a matter of taste, when it’s all said and done. All of the eateries we’ve covered are known to have a strong following for one reason or another.
Do yourself a favor and check out the restaurants mentioned. That way, you’ll see who has the best BBQ in Atlanta. If you’re a fan of brisket, you’ll love Atlanta’s barbecue offerings. Some of the best barbecue restaurants in the city specialize in Texas-style sauces and styles close to the Kansas City variety.
The best restaurants on the Beltline all have excellent customer service and food. What separates them from many of the other spots is that they’re on the urban playground called the Beltline.
The ATL has other cool eateries as well. If you’re gluten-free, there’s plenty of options. Same goes for keto-friendly restaurants or Asian fare in Atlanta.