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If you’re a fan of Atlanta’s dining scene, you know that new restaurants are opening up all the time. But where should you go? There’s so many choices to choose from.

That’s where Atlantafi.com’s Fall 2021 Atlanta Restaurant Guide E-Book can help you by giving you valuable information. In this e-book you’ll get all the hottest restaurants, menu items, address and phone numbers so that you can make reservations.

Atlanta Fall Restaurant Guide: Where To Eat In 2021

This is the most complete restaurant guide in the city because it covers all quadrants of Atlanta, eastside, westside, Buckhead and the northside, as well as the southside.

Because we cover so much ground, we’ve provided just portions — samples if you will — of the best restaurants in Atlanta

Let’s start with that most Southern of staples: Fried Chicken

Here’s what one reviewer says about the One Eared Stag: “Great burger… (not on the menu though) great Monday evening fried chicken special.”

Louisiana Bistreaux

1375 Virginia Ave, East Point, GA 30344, USA  404-762-6755

1496 Church St, Decatur, GA 30030,  404-963-1463

The closest authenticity to New Orleans-style cuisine is Louisiana Bistreaux. The popular restaurant offers traditional Cajun & Creole dishes, plus wines & local craft beers. The original Louisiana Bistreaux is in East Point on Virginia Avenue. In 2017, another location opened in Decatur. Later in 2019, a third spot is slated to open its doors in Buckhead inside a Hampton Inn hotel.

Here’s what one reviewer said about Louisiana Bistreaux: “Superb staff. Others apparently love the food, it seems. The person next to me returned from just days ago visit to again have the shrimp and grits (he said, spicy -full of flavor”). What I had was “ok”, not great. Just had a crab cake (small, not fantastic) and a dessert (not convinced it was made there). Won’t dismiss trying again, just try something else.”

Henry’s Louisiana Grill

4835 N Main St, Acworth, GA 30101  (770) 966-1515

Henry’s Louisiana Grill in Acworth has award-winning cuisine based on a fusion of authentic flavors, and some of the most tasty Cajun, Creole or Southern food in metro Atlanta.

Here’s what one reviewer says about Henry’s Louisiana Grill: “Absolutely love Henry’s Louisiana grill. me and my wife stop by for lunch today and had the chicken oola and the shrimp and grits. Both meals were absolutely amazing so was the cornbread.”

Juicy Crab

Juicy Crab has quickly grown into a go-to restaurant for seafood in metro Atlanta. After its first location in Conyers, Juicy Crab opened its only location inside the perimeter on Camp Creek and it was over. In 2018, more Juicy Crab locations opened locally:

Here are the metro Atlanta locations of Juicy Crab:

• 2524 Cobb Pkwy SE, Smyrna, GA 30080
• 2205 Pleasant Hill Rd, Duluth, GA 30096
• 3650 Marketplace Blvd #920, East Point, GA 30344
• 3171 GA-5, Douglasville, GA 30135

Big Easy Grille

1193 Collier Rd NW Suite D, Atlanta, GA 30318, 404-352-2777

The Big Easy Grille at 1193 Collier Road, Atlanta. is a neighborhood favorite spot in Midtown Atlanta. Because of its sparse competition, the Big Easy Grille is the only place in Midtown where you can get some legit gumbo, po’boys, fried alligator and crawfish etouffee.

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Murphy’s

997 Virginia Ave. NE, Atlanta, Ga 30306 |  404-872-0904 

Murphy’s is the place to go if you have visitors in town and you want to show off Atlanta culinary excellence.

menu faves include the Grilled sourdough, Eggs Santa Fe, Hazelnut Crusted French Toast, Eggs Virginia Highland.

Here’s what one reviewer says about Murphy’s: ”

Cafe Circa

 464 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 |  (404) 477-0008

Cafe Circa is a well-known spot for live entertainment as well as hookah. Brunch menu faves: shrimp and grits, wings, pasta and other tasty dishes.

Here’s what one reviewer says about the food at Cafe Circa: “Cute brunch spot! Love the upstairs open lounge area. Food is on point too. It gets very packed very quickly which then turns into a who has on the best outfit stand around but if you can get over that part, great spot!”

The Real Milk & Honey Cafe

3719 Main St, College Park, GA 30337

Food Network star Sammy Davis Jr. and entrepreneur Monique Scott are back with another stellar restaurant to add to the Atlanta dining scene: The Real Milk & Honey Cafe offers an all-day brunch with decadent selections to suit your taste. See the details.

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2 Urban Licks

820 Ralph McGill Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30306

2 Urban Licks is a great date night restaurant for a number of reasons: It’s a chi chi spot, the drinks are amazing and it’s a people-watching place.

Here is what one Google reviewer says about 2 Urban Licks: “It was a great casual place to celebrate our anniversary! Food was great! Beware though, the quantities are large! We decided to share 3 apps and an entree…even that was too much food.”

Coalition Food & Beverage

Coalition Food and Beverage is spread across 3,331-square-feet of space and seats approximately 150 diners, including a bar, outdoor dining and private dining.

While not as stiff and contemporary-looking as many of the restaurants you’d see in Midtown, Coalition at 50 Canton Street in Alpharetta strives for a more urban aesthetic and community feel.

Grand Lux Cafe

White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails

270 Peachtree St NW, 100, Atlanta, GA 30303  (404) 524-7200

Here’s what one Google reviewer says about White Oak Kitchen: “I was staying in a hotel adjacent to this restaurant and went in for a late night bite and drink with my wife. We just wanted an appetizer and drinks but, what a creative selection, it was hard to choose just a few things. We got some wine and a couple of cocktails and the charred broccoli and carrots.”

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STATS Brewpub

300 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313, (404) 885-1472

Hooters in downtown Atlanta

209 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta, Ga 30303

El Super Pan at The Battery

Final Thoughts

Well, we hope that you have enjoyed this list of Atlanta restaurants for you to check out this autumn.

Please use this guide as a culinary resource and support the Atlanta restaurant scene. Here’s to good eatin’ and, as always, responsible drinking in ATL.

At this point, Atlanta cuisine has become indispensable to the South. The largest city in Georgia’s food festivals and culinary events set the tone for the entire Southeast. 

Only in Atlanta can the casual observer find specialty food shops, off-the-beaten-path restaurants, farmers’ markets and farm stands all at an affordable price point.

But Atlanta also has trendy restaurants, pop-ups and time-tested landmarks that continue to draw big crowds.

Metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene continues to grow with no stops on the horizon. Ready to try something new?

Check out AtlantaFi.com’s FREE Atlanta Fall Guide to see a highly curated list of all the Atlanta events, New Year’s Eve parties and cool restaurants you need to go to this winter. You’ll also see the best sports events you shouldn’t miss.

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Check out AtlantaFi.com’s FREE Atlanta Fall Guide to see a highly curated list of all the festivals you need to attend this autumn as well as restaurants and sports events you shouldn’t miss.

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The fall season is one of the most exciting times of the year in Atlanta because there’s so much to do. Unlike some cities that don’t really have a distinct fall season, autumn time in Atlanta gives you a solid eight weeks to be active.

To make the most of it, you’ll want to start planning ahead for the fall. Here are the events, festivals and seasonal experiences you need to know about in Atlanta.

Atlanta fall guide: Everything you need to know before you go