-
Waffle House is a home away from home for many customers who enjoy great food without all the bells and whistles. If you’re in Atlanta, you know there’s a Waffle House on nearly every interstate exit, but how does the food taste?
We’ve sourced some food reviews from real Waffle House customers so that you can read for yourself how people feel about Waffle House.
TripAdvisor: Best Waffle House reviews in Atlanta
It’s true, there’s a Waffle House on nearly every major interstate exit in Atlanta. It was designed that way, traveling through the South, visitors keen on a warm cup of coffee and hot food can see those yelllow-trimmed Waffle Houses a mile away and get a quick meal.
Here are some of the better Atlanta Waffle House reviews as posted on TripAdvisor and Google.
Atlanta Waffle House review: 839 Virginia Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354
View this post on InstagramOne reviewer says: “The staff in this store was fantastic. After TWO terrible issues with the other locations on Virginia, it was refreshing to go into a Waffle House where the staff actually cared.
The two ladies serving and the guy cooking were very polite and professional.
This is the ONLY location on Virginia Ave. that I will ever go to again.”
Atlanta Waffle House: 1674 W E Washington Rd, East Point, GA 30344 (404) 766-3955
View this post on Instagram
One Google reviewer says: “This location was recently torn down and rebuilt so everything is shiny new, including the attitudes. Expanded parking, great service, clean and new with all the standard WH favs… what’s not to love?”Atlanta Waffle House: 860 Glenwood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
One reviewer says: “Very friendly staff and great cooks. Its a newly built waffle house, so it’s seem to cleaner than most. As most Waffle House locations, it can get pretty rachet after 1:30am …when clubs and bars close, they’re extremely busy.”
Atlanta Waffle House review: 4346 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30336
One reviewer says: “The place was very clean but the waitress messed up or orders and wanted to argue with us about it. The cook came over to apologize for the confusion . He made the experience worth the trip. All in all not the worst but with out that cook I would not venture out to it again. Knowing he works there I might give it another shot some other day. Politeness and accountability go a long way in my book.”
Atlanta Waffle House: 66 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
One reviewer says: “This waffle House serves the waffles which are TO DIE FOR. I went here after my birthday dinner with my friends and their waffles were ALL ANYONE COULD TALK ABOUT! From the variety of DELICIOUS flavors to server’s attentiveness and lovable personalities , there’s no reason not to visit this place for your next event!”
Atlanta Waffle House: 135 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
View this post on InstagramOn TripAdvisor reviewer said this: “I’ve heard of and seen numerous Waffle House’s while travelling. It seems to be primarily a Southeastern US chain; there are none in California. I suppose it is similar to the Denny’s or IHOP brands in California, although this Waffle House I visited was smaller and skankier than any Denny’s or IHOP’s I’ve been to. Still, if famed Southern chef Sean Brock takes Anthony Bourdain to Waffle House on the latter’s eponymous TV show, I figure it’s worth a try.
“There were 2 Waffle Houses within walking distance to my downtown hotel. This was the closer one. It’s gritty. There are a few tables and booths, plus 2 small counters (one high, one low) facing the open kitchen. All surfaces are hard and hopefully disinfectable. While I was there, the cement-floored kitchen was literally being hosed down with a garden hose (there is a floor drain). The restrooms, which I did not use, seem to be frequented by folks who aren’t eating here and perhaps don’t have a place to call home. If Atlanta had health inspection letter grades posted on restaurant windows (as is customary and required in Los Angeles), this Waffle House grade surely would NOT be an “A”. I opted to order my food to go.”
2. 1701 Northside Dr NW, Ste A, Atlanta, GA 30318-2674
View this post on InstagramOne TripAdvisor reviewer says: “I used to travel to Georgia a lot to visit a friend and that is where I was introduced to Waffle House, that staple of the south. My friend indoctrinated me to Waffle House early on. As a New Yorker, its like walking on to an alien space ship…. Hard to imagine eating there. But eat I have. Many times. Other than the harsh lighting, cockroaches on the counter, greasy incredibly-unhealthy food, and the local “atmosphere”…. it’s a cheap meal. That’s the best I can say and I will leave it at that. — So cheap that when we once left a $5 tip, the waitress ran out to the parking lot to thank us as we were leaving. I guess she never got a $5 tip before?
I’ve brought other New Yorkers in to Waffle Houses in other places and they refused to eat in there. Clearly, expansion in to New York will not be happening any time soon.”
3. 300 Marietta St NW, Suite 104, Atlanta, GA 30313
View this post on InstagramThe food was good and reasonably priced. The pecan waffles were amazing!!!! The service was just ok, we had to ask for drinks and refills several times.
It’s only about a block from the Georgia Aquarium / World of Coca-Cola.
Note: Do NOT try to order pancakes at a Waffle House. They do NOT appreciate it. 🙂 I would go there again.”
4. 1700 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318-3114
View this post on InstagramOne TripAdvisor reviewer said: “This was my first time eating at Waffle House and i am a fan now. The hype is true and my only complaint is that i took so long to dine there. The staff was great, service was great. Only issue i had was that the dinning area was not as clean as it should be.
5. 3735 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30342-4414
View this post on InstagramOne TripAdvisor commenter said this: “This is the best thing you can get… the Fiesta Omelet, add mushrooms, the has browns scattered smothered diced peppered and capped, wheat toast and a large chocolate milk! You won’t be disappointed!”
Final Word
There are few places as well known and prominent in Atlanta than Waffle House. As Waffle House reviews go, you won’t find any extravagant praises or over-the-top commendations, after all, it’s Waffle House.
But what you will find is food made with heart. And that’s what many people desperately desire today. The yellow-trimmed eatery worked its way to popularity by first serving customers in a greasy house-setup in Avondale Estates in Decatur’s shadow.
Now it is one of the greatest American breakfast institutions ever created. And as much as we think we know and appreciate the place, there are tons of insights we can learn about the House from other people.
Are you a Waffle House fan? Let us know in the comments.
Read more from AtlantaFi.com -
One of the best places to eat in College Park (technically Atlanta) is Buttermilk Biscuit, which opened a few months ago. I had originally tried it on its second day of operation, and there were only a few customers inside.
When I came back a month later, the place was pretty much packed. Its hours run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., so you’d better get there early if you want a good seat.
How To Find Buttermilk Biscuit
Buttermilk Biscuit is located at 634 Virginia Ave, Atlanta, GA 30337. Here’s a map to help you find it.
What I Ordered
Ok, so I’ve gone there several times. The first two times I ordered the Cajun Shrimp and Grits, which come with creamy grits, jumbo shrimp, sautéed spinach, peppers and onions, cherry tomatoes, award winning Cajun cream sauce.
After that, I ordered my go-to: The Early Bird, which is four crispy chicken wings, served with our famous waffles, powdered sugar, and maple butter.
You also have the choice of different butters for a 50 cent upcharge: Blueberry Butter, Strawberry Butter, Maple Butter and Peach Butter.
The waffles, which have just the right crunchiness on the ends, but are soft in the middle, come sprinkled with confection sugar, which I love. The chicken wings are sizeable and are seasoned in the Southern tradition. The meal may look like small to some, but you’ll be full when you finish. At least, I was.
The customer service was still trying to settle down after opening recently, but the to-go orders are fast and accurate. You have to order on the Toast app to get your food, which is an efficient process.
Overall, Buttermilk Biscuit Gets an A
An A Grade, means it’s worth your while and I would say Buttermilk Biscuit makes the grade with ease.
Final Word
Atlanta is having a restaurant renaissance. Hot chicken is the rage in Atlanta’s dining scene right now. But so are chicken and waffles.
Read more: 20+ essential soul food spots in Atlanta
If you want to know what’s cooking with Atlanta’s breakfast scene, check out our Atlanta Breakfast Guide.
Atlanta is a foodie paradise, and its festivals are no exception. Each event boasts a distinct culinary identity, from the authentic Mexican cuisine and birria tacos to delicacies you’ll find only along the Buford Highway corridor. Every bite is an explosion of flavor that complements the festive atmosphere.
We invite you to indulge in our Best of Atlanta’s New Restaurants Food E-Book to explore your personal food preferences without having to compromise with others, whether it’s choosing your favorite cuisine or treating yourself to a special meal.
Solo dining can also save you big money as you don’t have to splurge on another person.
-
Spring is in the air in Georgia, and that means it’s an ideal time to cultivate a garden in Atlanta and others parts of the Peach State.
Not only is it a very sustainable decision, but it’s a great idea when it comes to feeding your family.
In this article, we’ll tell you the best fruits and vegetables you can grow in Atlanta as well as the best times to grow them and other things about planting.
What Vegetables Grow In Spring In Georgia?
In the springtime is the best season for planting and growing crops in northwest Georgia. The weather is mild enough to support substantial growth and the wet season of May makes for ample blossoming to occur.
Around March is a good time to plant your beans, no matter if they’re of the lima, pole or snap variety. It’s also a great time to plant corn, but be cognizant of where you put it because it could shade over plants as it grows taller and taller.
You can also plant your peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, okra and squash. Your melons such as canteloupe and watermelon will benefit by an early spring planting as well.
After the first planting, you should lay out a second round of seeds two to three weeks later.
What Vegetables Grow In Winter In Georgia?
In the winter, Georgia farmers can really continue their harvests if they plant turnips, which thrive in the colder months.
Leafy greens like collards, kale and mustards all take around a month to six weeks to mature, which could take you into March in most cases.
Also, vegetables with long growth periods under the earth include carrots, broccoli, lettuce, radishes spinach and arugula.
Here Are All The Fruits & Vegetables You Can Grow In Atlanta
Growing your own food has long been a Southern tradition, but it has taken on special significance with the coronavirus pandemic.
A lot of people think Georgia is just known for its peaches (Peach State, I get it), but the fact is that apples, watermelons, peanuts and many other fruits and vegetables are major crops here.
Let’s look at some of the many fruits and vegetables you can grow in Georgia.
View this post on InstagramGeorgia-Grown Fruits And Vegetables
- Apples
- Basil
- Beets
- Blackberries
- Blueberries
- Broccoli
- Cabbage
- Cantaloupes
- Carrots
- Collards
- Cucumbers
- Eggplant
- Field Peas
- Greens
- Irish Potatoes
- Lettuce
- Lima Beans
- Muscadine Grapes
- Mushrooms
- Okra
- Peaches
- Peanuts
- Pears
- Pecans
- Peppers
- Persimmons
- Pumpkins
- Squash
- Strawberries
- Sweet Corn
- Sweet Potatoes
- Tomatoes
- Vidalia Onions
- Watermelons
- Wheat
What Fruits Are Native To Georgia?
View this post on Instagram
When it comes to fruit, Atlanta is an inhospitable place to grow citrus such as oranges, plums and mangoes. Bananas are possible, but they’ll typically grow on the small side.Some fruits have been imported from elsewhere and have literally taken root in Georgia. But there are also some fruits that have always been here.
Here are some fruits that grow well in Atlanta and other parts of Georgia:
Georgia’s Grapes (Muscadines)
Georgia’s grape industry is focused on the muscadine, which is a South America-native fruit with a think purplish skin and musky flavor.
Muscadines are high in antioxidants and fiber. These grapes are easy to grow in Georgia as well.
Crab Apples
Georgia is well known for its crab apples, which grow well in Atlanta. Crab apple trees can be planted in spring, summer and fall as long as they get plenty of sunlight.
You should water them generously in the first month or so, allowing the roots to spread in the Georgia clay.
Pears
The most popular pears to grow in Georgia are the Bartlett and Anjou, which are European varieties. Although you can grow pears in metro Atlanta, a prevalent bacterial fungus makes it difficult to do so commercially, although there are exceptions.
Pears
The peach is Georgia’s state fruit, but it hasn’t always been. Georgia experienced a bad cotton crop sometime after 1920 and switched its focus to producing peaches, even adopting the moniker “The Peach State” for marketing purposes.
It’s true, that peaches grow well in Georgia, but they are only typically available here from mid-May to early August. After that, peaches are imported from other parts of the world.
Final Words
Atlanta and other parts of northwest Georgia has some very fertile soil for growing fruits and vegetables. All it takes is some time and effort on your part.
If you prefer to buy your own fruits and vegetables, here’s where the local farmer’s markets are in Atlanta.
Atlantafi.com is bringing you the latest information from the Peach State’s capital city.
If you’re in the market for a nice plot of land, you’re making a wise decision. Real estate prices in rural areas are going up, but are still affordable. Here’s how to buy land in Georgia.
-
KÖZ, a Mediterranean Street Food concept, opens for business on February 5, 2024, in Midtown Atlanta, AtlantaFI.com has learned.
The food pop-up is located at 219 10th St NE, Atlanta, GA, in the back room of Casa Almenara.
What Is KÖZ?
KÖZ is a pop-up that offers an authentic Mediterranean Street Food experience. The chef-driven food is prepared over real live fire with wood and charcoal.
Named after the Turkish word for Amber, KÖZ will deliver a menu of high-quality, affordable options capturing diverse Mediterranean flavors, according to a press release.
This spot comes to us from the ventures of seasoned restaurateur Gilbert Yeremian, of Gilbert’s fame.
Yeremian is responsible for a bevy of restaurants, including Gilbert’s Mediterranean Café, Balance, 10th & Piedmont, HOBNOB, and Casa Almenara.
The KÖZ menu includes:
Turkish Barbecue-inspired dishes: Adana Kebab, Lamb Kebab, Charcoal Wings, Seabass
Vegetarian options: Baba, Hummus, Falafel, and Turkish Shepherd Salad
Final Bite
The hours for Casa Almenara are: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri from 11:30 AM – 2:00 AM.
- Sat: 10:00 AM – 2:00 AM
- Sun: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Stop by 10th Street to enjoy some authentic Mediterranean cuisine!
Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?
-
Soul food has gotten a bad rap from health nuts who have questioned its nutritional value, but there’s a thing such as good-for-you soul food here in Atlanta.
When you envision soul food, you might think of some slamming ole fried chicken or potato salad, but as you’re about to see, the cuisine accounts for a well-rounded palate.
So where is the top-notch classic soul food? This article will show you all the great soul food restaurants in Atlanta.
Where To Find The Best Soul Food in Atlanta
Historically, those new Atlanta restaurants that get all of the attention have been on the North and West side.
Here we’ll look at some hidden culinary treasures that serve the best soul food in the area. Many of them have struggled to stay afloat, either due to the COVID-19 pandemic are trying to survive on bare-bones budgets. That being said, there are a few joints still keeping the soul food flame alive.
Are you ready to get down and eat? Here are some of the best soul food restaurants in Atlanta.
The Top 15 Best Soul Food Restaurants In Atlanta
1. Anna’s BBQ
1976 Hosea L Williams Dr NE Atlanta, GA 30317 (404) 963-6976
Anna’s BBQ is the place to go if you want smoked meats and traditional BBQ beef and pork. The eatery is owned by Alexander Coates, Lakesia Phelps and her family in Kirkwood on Atlanta’s eastside.
Favorite dishes at Anna’s BBQ include Turkey or Beef burger topped with coleslaw, an onion ring, and Anna’s BBQ Sauce, served with Frites.
2. Busy Bee
810 M.L.K. Jr Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314
The Martin Luther King Boulevard staple has survived lean times in the 1990s and enjoyed a resurgence as gentrification combined with a loyal following from Atlanta University Center students has kept the doors open for years. Choice dishes include the Baked Chicken & Corn bread Dressing … a quarter of chicken smothered in its own gravy and served with cranberry sauce. And don’t sleep on the Pork Chops: Two 6 oz. chops marinated, hand breaded and fried in peanut oil to a crisp golden brown.
3. Carrie Bo’s
568 Macon St McDonough, GA 30253
Carrie Bo’s offers what it calls “Soul Food Fusion,” and it is delicious! Located in McDonough, the eatery has some of the fresh takeout dishes you can get, including fried fish, hot wings and barbeque!
4. Debbie’s Delights
4495 Jonesboro Rd, Forest Park, GA 30297 | (314) 330-2672
Here’s what one reviewer says about Debbie’s Delights: “On a road trip and stopped in to have a bite to eat. It’s a small quaint little place. The coffee tasted wonderful. We had the chicken & waffles, shrimp and grits, and a vegetable omelette. One of the kids had a waffle. All were delicious! The chicken was perfectly cooked, not greasy, and the seasoning was delicious. The shrimp and grits were amazing and taste great. The omelette was delicious. The portions were good and prices are reasonable. The owner came out and tuned the TV to a show for the kids. She brought a chair out for the baby in carseat. They also have board games and big Jenga blocks. We enjoyed our meal very much.”
5. K&K Soul Food
881 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 685-1073
K&K is a cafeteria-style restaurant that allows you to get in and out without large crowds slowing you down. The food is really good for this Westside spot.6. Lickety Split Southern Kitchen & Bar
1155 Virginia Ave Suite F, Hapeville, GA 30354
Lickety Split is a soul food restaurant that serves traditional, homecooked southern food with a heaping helping of hospitality. It opened in late April 2019, but is making some sizable rumblings already.
The family owned and operated restaurant offers happy hour as well as brunch on the weekends. Delivery and catering services are also available. See more.
7. Soul Vegetarian
879 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
One of the West End’s most famous restaurants, Soul Vegetarian is just what the name implies, vegetarian, but don’t get it twisted. This is some of the best whole food in the city. Fave joints include the Garvey Burger, made from seasoned wheat gluten topped with special “Mierah” mushroom and onion sauce.
8. Soul Vegetarian 2
652 North Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 875-0145
Like its cousin on the southside, Soul Vegetarian 2 offers expertly-cooked 100% vegan dishes. Soul Vegetarian 2 is among the Atlanta restaurants that offers curbside pickup.
9. Paschal’s
180 Northside Dr SW #B, Atlanta, GA 30313
Intl Airport, Concourse B, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta, N Terminal Rd Suite T120, Atlanta, GA 30320
Known as the kitchen of the civil rights movement, Paschals has had the most continuous success of any soul food joint in the city. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Ralph David Abernathy and Hosea Williams all planned protests in the back room while collard greens and corn bread baked only feet away from them. Today, Paschal’s has morphed into a mid-upscale eatery with a cosmopolitan clientele. But it still has some of the meanest soul food in the ATL. Best dishes include Gulf shrimp, chicken and Andouille as well as the Caribbean Fish Tacos.
10. Ms. Icey’s Kitchen & Bar
1371 Clairmont Rd, Decatur, GA 30033
The newest soul food spot in Decatur comes from owner and restaurateur Sim Walker, whose New York City rearing comes through in the vibe. Ms. Icey’s, named after Walker’s grandmother, is Decatur’s best-kept secret even though it has quickly become a culturally hip gathering place for those in the know. When cornbread comes in an iron skillet, and oxtails do as well, you know you’re in a foodie’s dream. Not only are many of the dishes a nod to Southern and soul food culture, but the drinks are mostly handcrafted, giving the place an organic life. The sweet potato waffles are to die for.
11. Old Lady Gang Southern Cuisine
Atlanta Locations:
- 177 Peters St. SW, Atlanta | 404-692-4407
- 3650 Marketplace Blvd Suite 950, East Point, GA 30344
- Inside Mercedes Benz Stadium
via Instagram Known as the Kandi Burruss-Tucker spot, Old Lady Gang Southern Cuisine has quickly taken its position as both a sophisticated and downhome Southern food spot in downtown Atlanta. Yes, it is owned by Burruss-Tucker and husband Todd Tucker, but it pays homage to Kandi’s aunts, Joyce Jones, aunts Bertha Jones & Nora Wilcox, who make up the “Old Lady Gang.”
Favorites on the menu of Old Lady Gang, which also has a location in State Farm Arena, include Momma Joyce’s House Punch, Aunt Bertha’s Fried Chicken and Aunt Nora’s Fried Catfish Strip.
12. Peach Cobbler Cafe
2221 Peachtree Rd NW Suite G Atlanta, GA 30309 | 404-351-0450
Here’s what one reviewer says about the Peach Cobbler Cafe: “What a great find! It’s a perfect date night location. The space is well decorated. The food is chef driven and nails everything from taste, freshness, ingredient variety, to presentation. The drinks are well crafted and delicious. Complete with professional and polite staff that is also fun, prompt, and I am definitely going back.”
13. Soul Delicious Grill & Buffet
1375 Mount Zion Rd, Morrow, GA, GA 30260 | (678) 604-7195
Soul Delicious Grill & Buffet is located in a modest strip mall south of the city, but the food is big-time. If you enjoy smothered chicken with all the fixin’s, this is your place.
14. The Real Milk & Honey
3719 Main St, College Park, GA 30337 | (404) 458-5500
Want some great seafood and Southern goodness? The Real Milk and Honey is one of the best restaurants in College Park. They have day parties on the weekend, so plan accordingly.
15. Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours
1133 Huff Rd NW #D, Atlanta, GA 30318
This relatively new eatery has quickly stolen the hearts of soul food lovers in the city. Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours is run by Executive Chef and Owner Deborah VanTrece has become a culinary force in Atlanta. She also runs her own catering company Catering by VanTrece. Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours has become known as an eatery that offers creative versions of Southern classics such as Jack Daniels Pecan Honey Chicken Wings and Sweet Tea Baby Back Ribs. Their Blue Plate Specials are great.
16. Q’s Restaurant
1599 White Way, Atlanta, GA 30344 | (404) 767-9894
Located in downtown East Point, Q’s Restaurant is an old faithful spot where you can get neckbones, rib tips and two sides at lunchtime for an affordable price. Q’s Restaurant typically is only open for lunch, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
17. Q Time Restaurant
1120 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30310
Among the best of the Styrofoam plate eateries, Q Time Restaurant continues to impress and they are reopening soon! This West End gem sits in a strip mall a short distance from Willie Watkins Funeral Home, The Wrens Nest and even the Atlanta University Center. Q Time is known for its succulent turkey wings, collard greens and meatloaf.
18. This Is It! BBQ & Seafood
Atlanta Locations:
- 3523 Camp Creek Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30344
- 3620 Camp Creek Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30331
- 6045 Old National Hwy, College Park, GA 30349
- 2776 Cumberland Blvd SE, Smyrna, GA 30080
- 4065 Memorial Dr, Decatur, GA 30032
- 1497 Mt Zion Rd, Morrow, GA 30260
This is It is the quintessential soul food joint in the heart of the South. Boasting a decades long tradition secured by a tight family, This Is It has expanded throughout metro Atlanta to become the premiere soul food brand in Georgia. If you’re in the mood for neck bones, this are the best in the country, bar none.
If you want to expand your palate a bit, check out our guide to the best new Atlanta restaurants to try right now. Bon apetite!
19. Walter’s Soul Food Cafe
394 Cleveland Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30315 | (404) 761-0001
Walter’s Seafood is a mainstay in southwest Atlanta. The cafe is ideal for takeout and offers all the Southern dishes you love.
20. Who’s Got Soul Southern Cafe
3818 Covington Hwy, Decatur, GA 30032 | (404) 289-0116
Who’s Got Soul is one of the best soul food restaurants in Decatur. They offer no pork seasonings, no canned vegetables, or no MSG is served as well. If you’re ever in the Covington Highway area, stop by — Southern Café.
The best dishes in the Southern kitchen have typically revolved around greasy meats, starches and heavily sugared desserts, but Atlanta’s top soul restaurants turn that stereotype on its head.
How To Cook Soul Food
Soul food takes certain ingredients for it to be great. Here is what you need to cook some real soul food:
Soul food is a Southern tradition. Not every restaurant is worthy of the religion. Only those that adhere to the time-tested and working class code associated with the soulful dishes and recipes can rightfully hold the crown and be befitted with the moniker.
What Is The Best Soul Food In Atlanta?
Atlanta has many restaurants that are categorized as “soul food., but are they really? A better description for some of these eateries though, would be Southern food, because many restaurants below the Mason-Dixon line feature some of the same dishes.
When you think of Southern food, though, you’re talking about as many as 11 states and the way different subcultures prepare their food.
If we add that little distinction, great restaurants such as Mary Mac’s Tea Room on Ponce de Leon Avenue and The Colonnade on Cheshire Bridge Road clearly are two of the best.
Of course, how those dishes are prepared is what really differentiates one from the other.
What Celebrities Have Restaurants In Atlanta?
Atlanta has many celebrities that have opened up restaurants. Rapper and actor Ludacris was the force behind Chicken+Beerat the airport. Love & Hip Hop’s Kirk and Rasheeda Frost gave us Frost Bistro.
See some of the other black celebrity restaurants here.
If you’re a health nut and want more local healthy food choices, perhaps you’ll be interested in our Guide to Local Farmers Markets.
We also have special coverage of Black Farmers In Atlanta as well as How To Keto In Atlanta.
More Food Coverage:
-
They say football is a religion in the Southeast. If that’s the case then Atlanta, Georgia, is a diaspora, with sports bars scattered throughout the landscape. Football season is here and that means it’s time to watch it. But where?
This article is going to show you some of the best Atlanta sports bars to catch the games of the University of Georgia Bulldogs, Ohio State, the Colorado Buffaloes and more.
Here Are The Best Atlanta Bars To Watch Football Games
Great beer, wings and other things: Here are the best Atlanta sports bars to watch college football games.
1. Red Phone Booth
17 Andrew Young International Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 228-7528
Red Phone Booth is a newish Atlanta bar that offers the latest amenities, above par food options and a Prohibition-like vibe to it for mystique and intrigue.
2. Hudson Grille Sandy Springs
6317 Roswell Rd NE, Sandy Springs, GA 30328 | (404) 554-8282
If you’re an Ohio State fan, you’ll love this Hudson Grille, which is packed out every Saturday with Buckeye fans watching the big game. In another part of the restaurant, you’ll find the Colorado Buffaloes on the big screen as well!
3. Hawkers Asian Street Fare
661 Auburn Ave NE Suite 180, Atlanta, GA 30312, (470) 809-1586
Speaking about the Beltine line: Hawkers has become a go-to place for sports events in Midtown. Add to the equation the Asian street food, and you’ve got a winner.
4. Fado Irish Pub
933 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309, (404) 260-7910
Fado Irish Pub is place to be to watch the game and down a Guinness pint at the same time. The Midtown location as well as one at The Shops at Buckhead.
5. Big Sky Buckhead
3201 Cains Hill Pl NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 228-8856
Big Sky Buckhead is a restaurant with cuisine that bends toward the Latin and Asian side. The huge patio makes for a great place to people watch. The TV screens around the place are great to watch some sports.
6. STATS Brewpub
300 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313, (404) 885-1472
The go-to sports bar in downtown Atlanta, STATS is a short walk from the Omni, CNN Center and College Football Hall of Fame. Inside the brewpub, customers can try their hand at tabletop beer taps and exquisite food with screens all around to watch the NFL playoffs.One Google reviewer says: “This place was incredible! Service was excellent, food was amazing! There were so many delicious looking things on the menu that my waitress had to help me out with a recommendation. I’m glad I listened to her, the BBQ Brisket Burger was out of this world. The fries were really good too. And then she talked me into getting the key lime pie, it was every bit as good as everything else was. I will definitely go back whenever I’m in Atlanta again.”7. Hooters in downtown Atlanta
209 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta, Ga 30303
Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta, Hooters is especially designed for big sports games. Because of its high-profile location, this downtown Atlanta Hooters regularly gets Atlanta fans as well as that of the opposing teams.8. El Super Pan at The Battery
455 Legends Place, Atlanta, GA 30339
El Super Pan at The Battery is the perfect place to enjoy some Cuban-inspired dishes while watching your #1 sports team.Here’s why one Google reviewer says it’s the best sports bar in Atlanta: “The flavor in each dish, AMAZING! The agua tropical is refreshing and they always have a different variety based upon the season. Try them all! The decor is vibrant and the music uplifts your spirit. The staff here are awesome and Chef Hector is very engaging. He usually makes great recommendations in case you find yourself unsure of what to order. This restaurant is def my fav!”9. Dugan’s Restaurant
Dugan’s has been a reliable go-to spot in Midtown Atlanta about as long as its nearby neighbor, the Clermont Lounge. Lively entertainment, a constant dancefloor and all the chicken wings and beer you could want make this place a great sports bar.Here’s why this is one of the best sports bars in Atlanta: “Great dive bar complete with sassy bartender, interesting cast of characters at the bar and great wings. The wings have subtle differences from traditional wing sauces like Anchor Bar sauce. The drinks are poured strong. Their wings are better than their tenders. (They have a tendency to overcook). It’s a great respite for lunch compared to the chaos of Ponce City Market.”10. Ponce Sports Lounge
3924 E Ponce De Leon Ave Clarkston, GA 30021
Ponce Sports Lounge has hookah, live music and pool tables, but the chef-prepared food is the best in all of Clarkston. Although it is not a restaurant, you can order food up until 3 a.m. on the weekends.
Here’s what one Google reviewer says: “Was our first time at this venue and it was a GREAT experience. the server was pleasant and knowledgeable about the menu. The Chef bought out our entrees and was very personable
Food/drinks/ambience.”11. The U Bar
3515 Camp Creek Pkwy #50-70, East Point, GA 30344, (404) 349-2301
The premiere sports bar at Camp Creek, the U Bar features cool music, wings specials in a club environment that is packed on the weekends.One Google reviewer says: “Pretty lit. Moreso a place to socialize, eat and watch games. Music was good . You can dance but Its not a club. Hoped this helped. Oh and 10 for women 20 for me. I heard they have good wings.”Popular party spot with sports, DJs & dancing, with drink specials & a full menu for dining.12. The Tavern
3560 Camp Creek Pkwy, Atlanta, GA 30344, (404) 349-9285
The Tavern, known as Camp Creek’s OTHER sports bar, has events almost every weekday night, including karaoke, drink specials and more.One Google reviewer says: “The lemon pepper and hot mixed wings are AMAZING. I also enjoy their karaoke nights which are live and many patrons participate so it makes me feel okay because I can’t sing to save my life. I’d definitely recommend checking them out on Wednesday night and enjoy the atmosphere.”Hudson Grille has three locations in Atlanta, one downtown, one in Midtown and the other one in Brookhaven. Huge TV screens at every turn and good food make this one of the best Atlanta sports bars to enjoy the game.One Google reviewer says: “Food is always great along with service and overall atmosphere. I personally come here frequently during football season because it is home to Raven Nation South, located in the upstairs area of the bar. I love the sports atmosphere that Hudson Grill provides.”Thanks to an awesome Midtown location (there’s another one at The Battery next to SunTrust Park) and above-average beverage program, Yard House at Atlantic Station has a devoted following among sports fans. The stylish sports bar’s patio is a great people-watching spot and the burgers, steaks and tacos on the menu make this place a must-visit to watch the NFL playoffs.One Google reviewer explains why this is one of the best sports bars in Atlanta: “Happening place with excellent food! You just can’t go wrong with Yard House. We visit Atlanta every year at Christmas time, and Yard House has become a family tradition. The menu is extensive and everything we’ve tried has been delicious! They have an excellent Happy Hour … that includes a HUGE selection of 1/2 price appetizers. I think we have literally ordered everything on the happy hour menu! You can’t beat the price!”
Topgolf caters not to the golf fan so much, but the sports fan. With flat-screen TVs at every station, you can swing clubs or sit back and enjoy your game when you want it. Inside at the bar, you can see multiple screens from several vantage points while you eat and drink.Here’s why one Google reviewer says this is one of the best sports bars in Atlanta:: “This is a really fun place for all age groups. If golf is not your thing, they also offer table tennis or ping pong upstairs and pool tables downstairs. The putting area is spacious. Of course it is outdoors, but they offer large heat lamps directly over the seating area. There are two levels to the seating area. The first is a high bar with chairs. The second is a u-shaped outdoor sofa with a center table. All food and drink orders can be placed from your bay. For each game, each player gets 20 chances to “put the ball in the hole”. You can take all 20 swings in a row or rotate players as you’d like. If you aren’t interested in playing any of the game options, you can also dine in or have a round at the bar. Enjoy!”
16. Taco Mac
933 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309, (678) 904-7211
With eight locations in Atlanta, including in Midtown on Peachtree and in Dunwoody, Taco Mac is a sports fan’s favorite place to watch the NBA playoffs or any sports event. Featuring the most expansive beer menu of any Atlanta sports bar, Taco Mac is the perfect place to enjoy a craft beer, malt, ale or IPA with your buffalo wings.One Google reviewer says: “Fast and delicious food. Live music on Friday night. Very personable servers. Really great fajitas. They are very open to accommodate changes to menu. One of my favorite places to eat.”Final Word
Atlanta is a sports town and there’s no doubt about it. The fans just happen to be from a whole lot of different teams! But that’s what makes its bars so popular!Keep up with the latest game info on our Sports Page
-
We all love to go out to eat from time to time, but there’s nothing like cooking at home. What’s for dinner? Homemade tacos!
Have you ever thought about creating tacos yourself? It’s not hard! You can make them just like your favorite Atlanta restaurant that serves Mexican fare. In this article, we’re going to show you how from the best taco recipe we have.
Before we show you how to create a taco that rocks, let’s get into what makes a perfect taco.
How To Make A Taco
A taco consists of a tortilla made of wheat or corn. If you cook it just a bit, you’ll have the right consistency and texture you need to fill the taco with ground beef, chicken or some other meat.
Speaking of meat, you may be wondering what you can put inside of a taco. Here are just some of the fillings you can use for a taco:
- Ground beef
- Pork
- Chicken
- Fish (salmon, catfish, halibut, etc.)
- Cheese
- Vegetable medley
There is so much you can do with a taco and so many ways to create one. Because it is a dish that lends itself to so much diversity and variety, the taco is truly a global food.
Along with the meat filling, you want to add some other things, such as some type of greenery and spices, sauces and other condiments.
Here Is The Best Taco Recipe
To make this awesome taco, you’re going to need several ingredients, including cheese and other toppings. We’re going to go over everything, but first, let’s talk about the meat you need to use.
What kind of beef should you use?
It’s best to use 100% lean ground beef in your taco, but even 90% will work. You don’t want a lot of grease to be in your tortilla. So, you don’t want your beef to be too fatty.
I personally use Pace Taco mild seasoning and sprinkle it over my beef.
As an alternative, you can also use Yoders Canned Taco Seasoned Beef if you want everything already done for you.
Instructions
- Turn your stove’s heat up to medium high
- Add your ground beef in a skillet
- Add garlic pepper, salt, oregano, garlic powder and chili powder
- Cook the beef while tossing it periodically
- Once the beef is about done, add tomato sauce
- Add water if you want to stretch the sauce, but if not, no water
- Once the sauce is brought to a boil, set oven to low
Here are just some of the non-meat fillings you can use in a taco:
- Salsa
- Shredded cheese
- guacamole
- sour cream
- vegetables
- lettuce
- onion
- tomatoes
- chiles
Now let’s get into the measurements of the ingredients you need the best taco recipe to take shape:
Taco Ingredients
- Taco shells (hard shells or soft tortillas)
- 1 lb. 90% to 100% lean ground beef
- 1 tablespoon of chili powder
- 1/2 cup tomato sauce
- 1 white onion cut in 1/2 inch rounds
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano (optional)
- 1/4 cup water (optional)
Nutrition Information
524 calories; 44 g protein; 12 g fat(1 g sat); 90 mg cholesterol; 10 g fiber; 60 g carbohydrates; 60 mcg folate; 19 g sugars; 0 g added sugars; 2,435 IU vitamin A; 20 mg vitamin C; 240 mg calcium; 4 mg iron; 1,250 mg sodium; 508 mg potassium
Once you prepare your ingredients for a taco this way, it will take about 30 minutes and the yield should be four servings. Make your plate and enjoy the best taco recipe you’ve ever had!
To make it official, you can get some taco tools as well:
Bonus: How To Make A Fish Tacos What kind of fish to use Cod Haddock Catfish Tilapia Grouper What to put on fish tacos Chopped cabbage Diced tomatoes Salsa Diced onion Shredded lettuce Coleslaw Shredded Cheese Instructions Cook fish in oven or on stovetop for 10-13 minutes or until brown Heat up your tortillas Break up fish into tortillas and proceed to add toppings Ready to serve Final Word
You might not realize it, but tacos are one of those dishes that can be enjoyed for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Taco may be a Spanish word and a traditional Mexican dish, but Americans have fallen in love with it.
If you’ve had success with making tacos after reading this article, post a pic in the comments so we can see what you’re working with!
Tacos aren’t the only things you can make at home with great success. Burritos, tostadas and even chalupas can be make pretty easy from your own kitchen.
Atlanta restaurant are one of the hottest things happening right now. Hot chicken is the rage in Atlanta’s dining scene right now. But so are chicken and waffles.
Here are the best new restaurants in Atlanta
-
Eating healthy is the new thing in Atlanta dining circles. To do so, you’ll need to choose the best vegetarian options at Atlanta’s best restaurants.
What makes Atlanta’s dining scene work is its diversity, among other things. If you want to eat on the healthier side, you should know about Atlanta restaurants that serve plant-based food.
If you’re a vegan or vegetarian, no doubt you want to eat clean with some food that include meatless options and more.
Try These Excellent Plant-Based Restaurants In Atlanta
These five vegetarian, vegan, and pescatarian Atlanta restaurants will have you on the road to eating clean. Plus there is an honorable mention for those with a sweet tooth.
Try the 30-Day Vegan Challenge HERE
But first of all, let’s address the lettuce in the room:
What Is A Pescatarian?
A pescatarian is a vegetarian who has added fish and other seafood to their diet. Pescatarian restaurants feature menus big on plant-based foods, legumes, produce and all kinds of seafood.
Now let’s get into the five best pescatarian restaurants in Atlanta:
Bole Ethiopian Atlanta
View this post on Instagram1583 Virginia Ave, College Park, GA 30337 | 404) 549-9111
Here’s what one customer says about Bole Ethiopian Atlanta. “OMG Everything was Absolutely Amazinggggg. This was Me & My Families 1st time ever eating Ethiopian food and everything was 5/5 & the Waitress/Bartender was Superb. Most definitely coming back in a couple of weeks. Definitely worth the hour drive.”
Ruby Kaes Vegan
777 Oak St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (470) 452-0888
View this post on InstagramHere’s what one customer says about Ruby Kaes Vegan. “We ordered through Uber Eats and our driver cancelled. We called Ruby Kae’s and Ruby not only went out of her way to track another Uber driver but she prepared a new hot dish for us, an additional side and included a drink with our order. It wasn’t even her fault (it was Uber’s!) and she still went above and beyond to make sure our experience was wonderful.”
Slutty Vegan
@sluttyveganatl 1542 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
View this post on InstagramSlutty Vegan stays true to its name with popular dishes like “One Night Stand” and “Fussy Hussy” by serving healthy junk food with a vegan twist.
Plant Based Pizzeria
730 Barnett St NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
View this post on InstagramNestled at the edge of the Virginia-Highland neighborhood is Atlanta’s first vegan pizzeria. Pizza lovers won’t be disappointed or have a case of “itis” if they eat the whole pie.
Viva La Vegan
1265 Lee St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
View this post on InstagramAt its best, Viva La Vegan is soulful comfort food. If you ever find yourself in the Oakland City area, you have to try the restaurant’s Shrimp Po Boy.
Local Green Atlanta
19 Joesph E. Lowery Blvd NW Atlanta, GA 30314
View this post on InstagramWhether you are are pescatarian, vegetarian, or vegan, Local Green Atlanta caters to all three lifestyles with dishes from salmon sliders to cauliflower tacos.
Tassili’s Raw Reality
1059 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30310
View this post on InstagramPacked with flavor, the wraps at Tassili’s are no joke. This afrocentric vegan gem in the heart of West End is best known for its hearty wraps full ingredients like kale, couscous, avocado.
Vegan Dream Donuts
576 Lee St. S.W., Suite E Atlanta, GA 30310
So not only is Vegan Dream catering to our sweet tooth, but it is also a juice bar with a full juice menu serving freshly squeezed wholesome drink.
Final Word
If you’re looking for meatless options among Atlanta’s dining scene, there are some great places to eat for pescatarians and vegans.
Atlanta residents and visitors want to know that they have some healthy options when they enter a restaurant. Vegan and pescatarian dishes on the menu are a great way to build loyal customers.
Here’s hoping more Atlanta eateries cater to meatless eaters.
In addition to some of the best pescatarian, vegan and vegetarian restaurants in the Southeast, Atlanta also has great seafood eateries as well.
Check out some of AtlantaFi.com’s best Atlanta restaurant stories
-
If you’re looking for gainful employment in the restaurant industry in Atlanta, there are many restaurants filling open roles at this time. Johnny’s Chicken & Waffles in Midtown is the latest eatery hiring at multiple positions.To help you in your job search, we’ve curated a list of the top restaurant jobs that are hiring right now in Atlanta, Georgia.
All of the jobs listed here have been vetted by AtlantaFi.com, your jobs source. Many of the listings have multiple positions available so make sure you go through the entire postings.
Find Restaurant Jobs In Atlanta
To find some of the best restaurant jobs in Atlanta, you should tap into your network to see if someone knows an employee or manager at the company.
The benefits of working in a restaurant include:
- Typically, you get to eat on the job’s dime.
- Also, the work is usually later in the evening, so traffic’s never an issue
- You learn teamwork by collaborating with a larger staff
This article is going to show you some of the best Atlanta restaurant jobs hiring right now.
Of course, you want great pay, decent hours and a not-too-long commute. Take a look at these positions and see if you can work with them:
Here are the jobs in Atlanta looking to hiring servers and hosts at their restaurants:
Hiring For Servers In Atlanta
Company Location Open Positions Johnny Rockets Six Flags Over Georgia, Phipps Plaza, Georgia Aquarium Manager, Shift Leader, Server, Cook, etc. Hattie B's Hot Chicken Atlanta, Georgia Server, Cashier, Manager Bartaco Atlanta, Georgia Prep Cook, Bartender, Host, Hostess, Etc. Pappasito’s Cantina Marietta, Georgia Cook, Dishwasher, Door Host, Prep Cook, Server, Server Assistant, Etc. Canoe Smyrna, Georgia Pastry Cook, Dishwasher, Steward, Line Cook, Bartender, Server Slutty Vegan Atlanta, Duluth, Jonesboro, Georgia Crew Member, Social Media Manager, Project Manager, etc. Yardhouse Atlanta, Georgia Bartender, Line Cook, Host, etc. Red Lobster Atlanta, Georgia Host/Hostess, Bartender, Busser, Dishwasher, etc. topgolf Atlanta, Georgia Dishwasher, Porter, Cook, Etc. Suite Food Lounge Atlanta, Georgia Line Cook, Prep Cook, Food Expeditor Bartending Jobs In Atlanta
These businesses are hiring bartenders in Atlanta:
Line Cooks Jobs In Atlanta
These restaurants are hiring line cooks and dishwashers in Atlanta:
Dishwashers In Atlanta
Final Word
Working for a restaurant is a great way to make a regular paycheck in Atlanta. You can also build a clientele and eat pretty well.
No matter, what stay persistent and don’t get discouraged. Finding a job is not an easy thing, but you can do it. Stay up to date with Atlanta’s best jobs by following the company you want to work for on LinkedIn.
Remember to do all these things along with your job search:
- Network among close friends and family
- Inquire on social media about job openings
- Apply for open positions and follow-up with emails
If you don’t have transportation, consider applying for some of the Best work from home jobs in Atlanta, Georgia.
Metro Atlanta has a hot economy and that means employers are hiring at a rapid pace. We currently have job articles that show you high-paying jobs, those close to downtown and even side hustles you might like.If you’re looking to get hired in Atlanta right now, there’s a very real possibility that you can land your dream job. -
If you’ve ever just wanted a place to chill and listen to music, Atlanta, Georgia has quite a few options. While it’s not quite the live music mecca you’d experience in some other Southern cities like Nashville or New Orleans, Atlanta holds its own.
This article will list some places in Atlanta that offer live bands, vocalists performing across several genres. There are seedy joints, upscale big band-type options as well as restaurants, taverns and banquet halls that offer jazz and R&B standards for you to enjoy in Atlanta on the weekends.
What Are The Best Live Music Venues In Atlanta?
Let’s get into some of the best live music venues in Atlanta and how to get there:
Apache Cafe
393 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 | (404) 594-1170
If you want to enjoy one of the city’s musical gems, Apache Cafe is the place to go. Aside from being the venue where India Irie was discovered, patrons will enjoy the daily happy hour, food and drinks.
With a weekly schedule of events that features Pangea’s Afrosocial, spoken word, karaoke, art, live music and more, this place is a must-visit. See upcoming events.
Blind Willie’s
828 North Highland Avenue NE Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 873-2583
The world-renown Blind Willie’s is the premiere spot in Atlanta for some down-home blues music. See upcoming concerts.
Center Stage / The Loft
1374 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 885-1365
Center Stage is one of the most accessible places in Atlanta to hear some live music. National acts on the pop music and hip-hop scene regularly come through to perform.
The Loft is a more intimate music venue adjacent to Center Stage. It’s a standing-room only place that allows the venue to transform into a gigantic dance floor. See upcoming shows.
City Winery
650 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 946-3791
Update: This venue is temporarily closed. City Winery in Midtown Atlanta has some of the biggest acts week in and week out. If you want to see a top-notch live show, City Winery is the place to be. See their schedule.
Coca-Cola Roxy
800 Battery Ave SE #500, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (470) 351-3866
The Coca-Cola Roxy is a spacious venue at the Battery across the street from SunTrust Park, where the Atlanta Braves play. The Roxy plays big-name acts and packs a crowd on the weekends. See Coca-Cola Roxy events.
Kat’s Cafe
970 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 | (404) 347-2263
If you’re looking for a lively night of creative arts, Kate’s Cafe in Midtown Atlanta may be just the thing. Neatly tucked away amid some residential homes at 970 Piedmont Ave NE, a short distance from 10th Street, Kat’s Cafe live music bar and restaurant is definitely one of those cool things to do in Atlanta on any day of the week.
Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre
5239 Floyd Rd SW, Mableton, GA 30126 | (770) 819-7765
The Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre draws some major acts to southern Cobb County. If you live out that way, Mable House packs a crowd. See events here.
Northside Tavern
1058 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 874-8745
Northside Tavern in West Midtown is a great place to catch some live music and enjoy some good food at the same time. This is Atlanta’s unofficial “home of the blues” powered by house band Mudcat. Check out their calendar.
The Tabernacle
152 Luckie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 659-9022
Update: This venue is temporarily closed. The Tabernacle in downtown Atlanta draws some big acts every week. You can see their event schedule to find someone you no doubt know. See event information.
Terminal West
887 West Marietta St NW C, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 876-5566
In West Midtown, Terminal West is a best-kept secret when it comes to places with live music in Atlanta. See Terminal West events.
The Masquerade
50 Lower Alabama Street, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 577-8178
The Masquerade is a huge music venue for rockers, metal fans and alternative music. You’ll frequently get the hip-hop groups to perform there as well. See upcoming shows.
Red Light Cafe
553-1 Amsterdam Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 | (404) 874-7828
Red Light Cafe in Midtown Atlanta is your place to go to see local rock acts, reggae and other alternative vibes. Check out the Red Light Cafe events calendar.
State Farm Arena
1 State Farm Dr, Atlanta, GA 30303 | (404) 878-3000
Aside from Mercedes Benz-Stadium, State Farm Arena is the largest concert venue in Georgia. A-List acts have performed there since State Farm Arena was built. See their concert schedule.
Variety Playhouse
1099 Euclid Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 | (404) 524-7354
This old movie theater acts as a concert hall for local acts as well as visiting musicians. This intimate venue can hold more than 1,000 people and is in a central location. See who’s playing at Variety Playhouse.
Eddie Owen Presents: Red Clay Music Foundry
3116 Main St., Duluth, Ga. 30096 | 678-892-6373
Here’s what one visitor says about Eddie Owen Presents: Red Clay Foundry. “ This music hall is medium sized as they come and they are constantly showing unique musicians! This is a great place to grab a drink and enjoy a good concert. I’ve met the owner here, Eddie Owen and he is one of the most genuine venue owners I’ve had the pleasure of knowing. He also hires kind and happy people as well!”Final Act
Do you love live music? Atlanta, Georgia has plenty of places to enjoy live musical performances around the city.
Atlanta has so many things to do no matter what you’re into: live music, sports, recreation, shopping, etc.
Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
Here are more articles from AtlantaFi.com:
