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Reel Steel Sports Bar & Grill
2565 Wesley Chapel RoadUpscale sports bar & grill
For years, JJ Fish & Chicken creates the best tasting dishes you have ever eaten, including fried chicken wings, delicious chicken tenders, succulent catfish and fried fish. But we do not stop there, we invite you to try our delicious, mouth-watering sandwiches including fried or grilled chicken fillets, Philly cheesesteaks and our delicious gyros sandwiches, served on a fresh pita, covered in our homemade Tzatziki sauce.
17 locals recommend
JJ Fish & Chicken
1959 Metropolitan Pkwy SWFor years, JJ Fish & Chicken creates the best tasting dishes you have ever eaten, including fried chicken wings, delicious chicken tenders, succulent catfish and fried fish. But we do not stop there, we invite you to try our delicious, mouth-watering sandwiches including fried or grilled chicken fillets, Philly cheesesteaks and our delicious gyros sandwiches, served on a fresh pita, covered in our homemade Tzatziki sauce.
Once a railroad station, this sleek eatery & raw bar serves farm-to-table entrees with French flair.
86 locals recommend
Kimball House
303 E Howard AveOnce a railroad station, this sleek eatery & raw bar serves farm-to-table entrees with French flair.
Eatery serves all things pig via tapas & entrees, plus cocktails & wine in a modern setting.
113 locals recommend
The Iberian Pig
121 Sycamore StEatery serves all things pig via tapas & entrees, plus cocktails & wine in a modern setting.
The original Inman Park location is sure to present people with a bit of a wait, but it’s worth it. Folk Art has earned a reputation for having some of the best brunch fare in Atlanta since opening in 2013. Having opened a second location in Decatur in the former Thumbs Up space, Folk Art continues to pull in throngs of patrons there, too. Look for plates of Southern brunch fixings on the menu, like deep-fried cheddar jalapeno grit fritters, Angus beef patty melts, and roasted pork and chilis over eggs and queso. Don’t shy away from the staples at this restaurant, including the three-egg omelets and whiskey compote waffle with fried chicken. The latter totally stands up to fierce competition in this chicken-and-waffle-crazed town..
9 locals recommend
Folk Art Restaurant, Decatur
174 West Ponce de Leon AvenueThe original Inman Park location is sure to present people with a bit of a wait, but it’s worth it. Folk Art has earned a reputation for having some of the best brunch fare in Atlanta since opening in 2013. Having opened a second location in Decatur in the former Thumbs Up space, Folk Art continues to pull in throngs of patrons there, too. Look for plates of Southern brunch fixings on the menu, like deep-fried cheddar jalapeno grit fritters, Angus beef patty melts, and roasted pork and chilis over eggs and queso. Don’t shy away from the staples at this restaurant, including the three-egg omelets and whiskey compote waffle with fried chicken. The latter totally stands up to fierce competition in this chicken-and-waffle-crazed town..
The Marlay House is an authentic Irish owner operated Dublin style pub located in Decatur, Georgia. It’s a place where friends and family can go for a meal and a pint surrounded by traditional decor combined with a contemporary welcoming Irish atmosphere. The Marlay blends the owners’ Irish heritage with their current lives in Decatur. We have a dynamic craft beer portfolio with rotating brewers and seasonal selections. We stock a full bar with a focused wine list and full array of liquor and cocktails. Our kitchen creates top tier pub grub alongside seasonal specials often using local produce.
16 locals recommend
The Marlay House
426 W Ponce de Leon AveThe Marlay House is an authentic Irish owner operated Dublin style pub located in Decatur, Georgia. It’s a place where friends and family can go for a meal and a pint surrounded by traditional decor combined with a contemporary welcoming Irish atmosphere. The Marlay blends the owners’ Irish heritage with their current lives in Decatur. We have a dynamic craft beer portfolio with rotating brewers and seasonal selections. We stock a full bar with a focused wine list and full array of liquor and cocktails. Our kitchen creates top tier pub grub alongside seasonal specials often using local produce.
Chefs Drew Belline and Ford Fry partnered to open no. 246 as a “Cal-Ital” inspired restaurant over ten years ago and are now excited to see it evolve into its next iteration of “OG” red sauce, classic Italian.
246’s reimagined direction marks a new era for the Decatur gem that pays homage to the old-school, Italian dining scenes of yesteryear through a new menu and a revamped ambiance that has evolved backwards through the decades to evoke the classic comforts of the Italian-American restaurant culture’s spirited beginnings.
Reminiscent of the iconic mob-style destinations of the late 70s with scenes of guests enjoying the likes of spicy rigatoni vodka & a bowl of meatballs in gravy in mind, the menu features a remixed, throwback to classics like a classic house-chopped salad, calamari marinara, fried house-made mozzarella & cheesy garlic bread al forno for the table, Nonna-approved pizzas and pastas, secondi crowd-pleasers like chicken al limone, shrimp scampi, bistecca alla Fiorentina & sizzling flounder piccata — plus a playful dessert menu, classic cocktails and a carefully curated wine list of American and Italian standouts.
47 locals recommend
no. 246
129 E Ponce de Leon AveChefs Drew Belline and Ford Fry partnered to open no. 246 as a “Cal-Ital” inspired restaurant over ten years ago and are now excited to see it evolve into its next iteration of “OG” red sauce, classic Italian.
246’s reimagined direction marks a new era for the Decatur gem that pays homage to the old-school, Italian dining scenes of yesteryear through a new menu and a revamped ambiance that has evolved backwards through the decades to evoke the classic comforts of the Italian-American restaurant culture’s spirited beginnings.
Reminiscent of the iconic mob-style destinations of the late 70s with scenes of guests enjoying the likes of spicy rigatoni vodka & a bowl of meatballs in gravy in mind, the menu features a remixed, throwback to classics like a classic house-chopped salad, calamari marinara, fried house-made mozzarella & cheesy garlic bread al forno for the table, Nonna-approved pizzas and pastas, secondi crowd-pleasers like chicken al limone, shrimp scampi, bistecca alla Fiorentina & sizzling flounder piccata — plus a playful dessert menu, classic cocktails and a carefully curated wine list of American and Italian standouts.
Indian street snacks, platters, lassis & draft beers in a casual, colorful space with a hip vibe.
58 locals recommend
Chai Pani
406 W Ponce de Leon AveIndian street snacks, platters, lassis & draft beers in a casual, colorful space with a hip vibe.
The White Bull is a farm-forward Italian restaurant by Chef Pat Pascarella.
Located in Decatur, Georgia, The White Bull draws its culinary inspiration from the surrounding local market. While our small-plate menu challenges the Italian farm-to-table classics, it ultimately reflects the ingredients being seasonally, regionally, and sustainably grown across our beautiful state.
We’re proud to work with an incredible network of farmers and purveyors who share in our mission to promote natural eating, cooking, and growing practices. Thanks to their dedication, The White Bull serves house-milled grains, farm-fresh produce, and grass-fed meats at the tables of our bright and energetic space.
16 locals recommend
The White Bull
123 E Court SquareThe White Bull is a farm-forward Italian restaurant by Chef Pat Pascarella.
Located in Decatur, Georgia, The White Bull draws its culinary inspiration from the surrounding local market. While our small-plate menu challenges the Italian farm-to-table classics, it ultimately reflects the ingredients being seasonally, regionally, and sustainably grown across our beautiful state.
We’re proud to work with an incredible network of farmers and purveyors who share in our mission to promote natural eating, cooking, and growing practices. Thanks to their dedication, The White Bull serves house-milled grains, farm-fresh produce, and grass-fed meats at the tables of our bright and energetic space.
Local counter-serve chain offering soft tacos & enchiladas in a relaxed space.
97 locals recommend
Taqueria Del Sol
1200-B Howell Mill Rd NWLocal counter-serve chain offering soft tacos & enchiladas in a relaxed space.
Simple Decatur Square restaurant serves classic Thai dishes with exotic additions & meatless meals.
12 locals recommend
Siam
123 Sycamore StSimple Decatur Square restaurant serves classic Thai dishes with exotic additions & meatless meals.
Local chain serving burgers, chili & shakes in a hip space with B-movies projected on the walls.
147 locals recommend
Grindhouse Killer Burgers
701 Memorial Dr SELocal chain serving burgers, chili & shakes in a hip space with B-movies projected on the walls.
Great food, drinks and atmosphere.
These are just some of the ways we can care for you and make you feel welcome as our guest.
There was a time when you pulled up to a gas station and immediately about 4 people would descend upon your vehicle with smiles. They would check your oil, check your tire pressure. Clean your windows, fill your tank and above all ask you how you are doing and what else could they do for you. They meant it. Full Service.
We long for those days. Service, hospitality and guest satisfaction This is why we do what we do. We want to welcome you, meet all your needs and if possible exceed your expectations. We provide the restaurant version of Full Service.
110 locals recommend
Leon's Full Service
131 E Ponce de Leon AveGreat food, drinks and atmosphere.
These are just some of the ways we can care for you and make you feel welcome as our guest.
There was a time when you pulled up to a gas station and immediately about 4 people would descend upon your vehicle with smiles. They would check your oil, check your tire pressure. Clean your windows, fill your tank and above all ask you how you are doing and what else could they do for you. They meant it. Full Service.
We long for those days. Service, hospitality and guest satisfaction This is why we do what we do. We want to welcome you, meet all your needs and if possible exceed your expectations. We provide the restaurant version of Full Service.
Casual-chic spot has counter service for grass-fed beef burgers, fries, veggie options, beer & wine.
49 locals recommend
Farm Burger Decatur
410B W Ponce de Leon AveCasual-chic spot has counter service for grass-fed beef burgers, fries, veggie options, beer & wine.
Vibrant, trendy, fast food chain outlet offering hefty, plant-based burgers to take away.
147 locals recommend
SluttyVegan ATL Edgewood
476 Edgewood Ave SEVibrant, trendy, fast food chain outlet offering hefty, plant-based burgers to take away.
Bones opened its doors in 1979 with a mission to provide only the finest service, steaks and seafood. Since that time, we’re proud to have been recognized as the best steakhouse in Atlanta — and by many, as the best steakhouse in America. Prime beef, fresh seafood, and Maine lobster are served along with regional specialties from our Southern roots.
Known for business lunches and business dinners, Bones provides private party rooms and personalized menus to accommodate fine dining experiences and special occasions.
Bones has received the Best of Atlanta Steakhouse Award each year running for the past sixteen years. Recently, Zagat recognized Bones as having the highest rating for food and service of any steakhouse in America. We are proud of this rating, and we will do our best to uphold it.
73 locals recommend
Bones Restaurant
3130 Piedmont Rd NEBones opened its doors in 1979 with a mission to provide only the finest service, steaks and seafood. Since that time, we’re proud to have been recognized as the best steakhouse in Atlanta — and by many, as the best steakhouse in America. Prime beef, fresh seafood, and Maine lobster are served along with regional specialties from our Southern roots.
Known for business lunches and business dinners, Bones provides private party rooms and personalized menus to accommodate fine dining experiences and special occasions.
Bones has received the Best of Atlanta Steakhouse Award each year running for the past sixteen years. Recently, Zagat recognized Bones as having the highest rating for food and service of any steakhouse in America. We are proud of this rating, and we will do our best to uphold it.
When Chef Kevin Rathbun opened his first restaurant, Rathbun’s, he invited his guests to “experience his dream.” That vision continues at his signature steakhouse, Kevin Rathbun Steak. The restaurant is a feast for the senses. Built in a refurbished industrial space in Inman Park, the dining room boasts soaring ceilings, cozy tables, and walls adorned with dynamic art, including a bright portrait of the chef himself, painted by famed artist Steve Penley. The thoughtful menu ranges from ultra-fresh seafood, prime Allen Brothers steaks cooked to perfection, creative signature entrees, and decadent sides. The welcoming bar serves creative seasonal cocktails and an extensive, curated wine list that oenophiles will want to explore. The wrap-around patio overlooks the vibrant Atlanta BeltLine and is cozy all year round, thanks to overhead fans and a wood-burning fireplace . We look forward to welcoming you soon!
100 locals recommend
Kevin Rathbun Steak
154 Krog St NEWhen Chef Kevin Rathbun opened his first restaurant, Rathbun’s, he invited his guests to “experience his dream.” That vision continues at his signature steakhouse, Kevin Rathbun Steak. The restaurant is a feast for the senses. Built in a refurbished industrial space in Inman Park, the dining room boasts soaring ceilings, cozy tables, and walls adorned with dynamic art, including a bright portrait of the chef himself, painted by famed artist Steve Penley. The thoughtful menu ranges from ultra-fresh seafood, prime Allen Brothers steaks cooked to perfection, creative signature entrees, and decadent sides. The welcoming bar serves creative seasonal cocktails and an extensive, curated wine list that oenophiles will want to explore. The wrap-around patio overlooks the vibrant Atlanta BeltLine and is cozy all year round, thanks to overhead fans and a wood-burning fireplace . We look forward to welcoming you soon!
Today, Mary Mac’s is the last of sixteen tea rooms that once dotted intown Atlanta in the 1940s. The food is undeniably comforting, the atmosphere feels as familiar as your grandmother’s kitchen, and our staff treats every customer as if they were serving their long-lost cousin a holiday meal. We welcome you to come enjoy Atlanta’s Dining Room, where we have proudly served classic Southern cooking and hospitality since 1945! If it’s your first visit to Mary Mac’s, be sure to ask for your complimentary cup of pot likker and cornbread!
329 locals recommend
Mary Mac's Tea Room
224 Ponce De Leon Ave NEToday, Mary Mac’s is the last of sixteen tea rooms that once dotted intown Atlanta in the 1940s. The food is undeniably comforting, the atmosphere feels as familiar as your grandmother’s kitchen, and our staff treats every customer as if they were serving their long-lost cousin a holiday meal. We welcome you to come enjoy Atlanta’s Dining Room, where we have proudly served classic Southern cooking and hospitality since 1945! If it’s your first visit to Mary Mac’s, be sure to ask for your complimentary cup of pot likker and cornbread!
Chef Kevin Gillespie’s restaurant Gunshow offers a bold, interactive take on the traditional dining experience. Dishes are presented to guests, at their tables, by the chef that prepared the dish. Cocktails are prepared table side on a rolling cart. Diners will receive 8-10 dishes, each meant to be shared between two people. Taxes, gratuity, and beverages are in addition. Reservations are required.
128 locals recommend
Gunshow
924 Garrett StChef Kevin Gillespie’s restaurant Gunshow offers a bold, interactive take on the traditional dining experience. Dishes are presented to guests, at their tables, by the chef that prepared the dish. Cocktails are prepared table side on a rolling cart. Diners will receive 8-10 dishes, each meant to be shared between two people. Taxes, gratuity, and beverages are in addition. Reservations are required.
Owned by Julian Wissman and Brian Holloway, Pho Cue takes over the former Festivals Jerk Chicken Grill space on Garrett Street, across from chef Kevin Gillespie’s restaurant Gunshow and cocktail bar Vesper.
The pair launched Pho Cue last summer during the height of the pandemic and popped up frequently on weekends from parking lots and taprooms at restaurants and breweries throughout Atlanta.
Wissman previously worked as a prep cook for Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q at the commissary smokehouse and uses several recipes from his wife’s family, who are of Hmong heritage hailing from Thailand and Vietnam, to create the barbecue-based dishes offered on the menu. Expect bánh mì and bowls of pho served with Texas-style smoked brisket here, along with pulled pork dumplings, smoked brisket egg rolls, and lemongrass pepper wet smoked wings.
6 locals recommend
Phở Cue
925 Garrett StreetOwned by Julian Wissman and Brian Holloway, Pho Cue takes over the former Festivals Jerk Chicken Grill space on Garrett Street, across from chef Kevin Gillespie’s restaurant Gunshow and cocktail bar Vesper.
The pair launched Pho Cue last summer during the height of the pandemic and popped up frequently on weekends from parking lots and taprooms at restaurants and breweries throughout Atlanta.
Wissman previously worked as a prep cook for Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q at the commissary smokehouse and uses several recipes from his wife’s family, who are of Hmong heritage hailing from Thailand and Vietnam, to create the barbecue-based dishes offered on the menu. Expect bánh mì and bowls of pho served with Texas-style smoked brisket here, along with pulled pork dumplings, smoked brisket egg rolls, and lemongrass pepper wet smoked wings.
Eats restaurant is an authentic Atlanta mainstay serving up an eclectic variety of healthy foods guaranteed to satisfy even the pickiest eater. Eats offers affordable healthy fast food with delicious homestyle staples like baked chicken, meatloaf, chicken lasagna and fresh vegetarian vegetables.
Eats has grown into a local favorite known for its big portions at affordable prices, friendly staff and casual atmosphere.
Whether it's lunch to go or dinner out with family and friends, we invite you to come over to 600 Ponce De Leon and grab a plate of Atlanta's best jerk chicken or a slice of our famous chicken lasagna. Maybe just a sweet potato, collards, and some piping-hot mac n' cheese. With sweet tea. Or a beer. There's something for everyone at Eats.
43 locals recommend
Eats
600 Ponce De Leon Ave NEEats restaurant is an authentic Atlanta mainstay serving up an eclectic variety of healthy foods guaranteed to satisfy even the pickiest eater. Eats offers affordable healthy fast food with delicious homestyle staples like baked chicken, meatloaf, chicken lasagna and fresh vegetarian vegetables.
Eats has grown into a local favorite known for its big portions at affordable prices, friendly staff and casual atmosphere.
Whether it's lunch to go or dinner out with family and friends, we invite you to come over to 600 Ponce De Leon and grab a plate of Atlanta's best jerk chicken or a slice of our famous chicken lasagna. Maybe just a sweet potato, collards, and some piping-hot mac n' cheese. With sweet tea. Or a beer. There's something for everyone at Eats.
Hip eatery in an industrial space serving Malaysian classics & street fare, plus sake & cocktails.
51 locals recommend
Food Terminal
5000 Buford Hwy NEHip eatery in an industrial space serving Malaysian classics & street fare, plus sake & cocktails.
Krog Street Market, nestled in the heart of Inman Park, is a food hall housed in a restored factory. Krog Street Market is home to market stalls featuring prepared foods, produce and gourmet treats. Atlantans love Krog Street Market for shopping, visiting and dining.
936 locals recommend
Krog Street Market
99 Krog St NEKrog Street Market, nestled in the heart of Inman Park, is a food hall housed in a restored factory. Krog Street Market is home to market stalls featuring prepared foods, produce and gourmet treats. Atlantans love Krog Street Market for shopping, visiting and dining.
The Beacon Atlanta — a cluster of six repurposed industrial buildings fortuitously situated south of Grant Park and north of the evolving Beltline — has shaped up to be a pocket of hidden treasures and varied food-and-drink experiences.
Open for business since the summer of 2018, the Beacon (1039 Grant St. SE, Atlanta) may not boast a restaurant run by a celebrity chef, but it's a beacon of multiculturalism, a place where one can find Brazilian coffee bars, Jamaican jerk joints, ramen rooms and couture cookies. Not to mention one of the coolest cocktail bars in town.
To get there via Grant Street, you will pass an immaculately maintained and cantilevered urban garden; the stable where the Atlanta Police Department keeps its equine officers (heed the sign that says, "Please don't feed the horses"); and Eventide Brewery, which has a lively pop-up scene as well as good beer. (Just recently, Eventide hosted food pop-ups by OK Yaki, Illegal Food and Adobo ATL.)
60 locals recommend
The Beacon Atlanta
1039 Grant St SEThe Beacon Atlanta — a cluster of six repurposed industrial buildings fortuitously situated south of Grant Park and north of the evolving Beltline — has shaped up to be a pocket of hidden treasures and varied food-and-drink experiences.
Open for business since the summer of 2018, the Beacon (1039 Grant St. SE, Atlanta) may not boast a restaurant run by a celebrity chef, but it's a beacon of multiculturalism, a place where one can find Brazilian coffee bars, Jamaican jerk joints, ramen rooms and couture cookies. Not to mention one of the coolest cocktail bars in town.
To get there via Grant Street, you will pass an immaculately maintained and cantilevered urban garden; the stable where the Atlanta Police Department keeps its equine officers (heed the sign that says, "Please don't feed the horses"); and Eventide Brewery, which has a lively pop-up scene as well as good beer. (Just recently, Eventide hosted food pop-ups by OK Yaki, Illegal Food and Adobo ATL.)
Located at the nexus of Atlanta’s most established neighborhoods, Ponce City Market is the latest incarnation of a long legacy of community-centered built environments along this iconic stretch of Ponce de Leon Avenue. The National Trust for Historic Preservation recognizes Ponce City Market as “History in the Making,” and part of a plan “to move Atlanta forward while maintaining and emphasizing the city’s unique history and culture.” From ground-floor retail and restaurants, to the Flats’ amenity-rich residences, to creative office space, to an amusement park on the Roof, Ponce City Market is the culmination of its history. Located in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood along the Atlanta BeltLine, across from Historic Fourth Ward Park, and walking or pedaling distance from Virginia-Highland, Poncey-Highland, and Midtown, PCM is a hub for residents, neighbors, and visitors to gather, work, and play.
1228 locals recommend
Ponce City Market
675 North Avenue NELocated at the nexus of Atlanta’s most established neighborhoods, Ponce City Market is the latest incarnation of a long legacy of community-centered built environments along this iconic stretch of Ponce de Leon Avenue. The National Trust for Historic Preservation recognizes Ponce City Market as “History in the Making,” and part of a plan “to move Atlanta forward while maintaining and emphasizing the city’s unique history and culture.” From ground-floor retail and restaurants, to the Flats’ amenity-rich residences, to creative office space, to an amusement park on the Roof, Ponce City Market is the culmination of its history. Located in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood along the Atlanta BeltLine, across from Historic Fourth Ward Park, and walking or pedaling distance from Virginia-Highland, Poncey-Highland, and Midtown, PCM is a hub for residents, neighbors, and visitors to gather, work, and play.
Attractions
Amazing place to take the whole family. Located in downtown Atlanta.
2699 locals recommend
Georgia Aquarium
225 Baker St NWAmazing place to take the whole family. Located in downtown Atlanta.
In addition to an impressive roster of roller coasters, thrill rides and interactive games, the park features parades, special events, and Broadway-style musicals starring Bugs Bunny and other Loony Tunes characters. Dozens of snack shops and restaurants are strategically placed throughout the park, and strollers and wheelchairs are available for rent. See the website for online specials, operating hours, and a calendar of events.
829 locals recommend
Six Flags Over Georgia
275 Riverside Pkwy In addition to an impressive roster of roller coasters, thrill rides and interactive games, the park features parades, special events, and Broadway-style musicals starring Bugs Bunny and other Loony Tunes characters. Dozens of snack shops and restaurants are strategically placed throughout the park, and strollers and wheelchairs are available for rent. See the website for online specials, operating hours, and a calendar of events.
Housing the history of the world's most popular soda, the World of Coca-Cola is one of Atlanta's premier attractions. See pieces of historic Coke memorabilia, visit the 4D theatre for a unique cinematic experience, and lay eyes on the vault that holds the secret recipe. Visitors can also sample an array of different coke products, send letters to friends and family from the famous Coke polar bear, take home authentic Coke gifts from the museum shop, and visit the pop culture gallery to learn about the advertising history of this renowned brand.
1779 locals recommend
World of Coca-Cola
121 Baker St NWHousing the history of the world's most popular soda, the World of Coca-Cola is one of Atlanta's premier attractions. See pieces of historic Coke memorabilia, visit the 4D theatre for a unique cinematic experience, and lay eyes on the vault that holds the secret recipe. Visitors can also sample an array of different coke products, send letters to friends and family from the famous Coke polar bear, take home authentic Coke gifts from the museum shop, and visit the pop culture gallery to learn about the advertising history of this renowned brand.
Prepare to be transported to a place of play, scientific wonder and prehistoric discovery about dinosaur care and research at Stone Mountain Park. The Dinotorium, run by mad scientist Dr. McCavius, is four levels of fun and games that is sure to captivate you and your Dino Rangers-in-training.
Featuring super slides, trampoline floors, climbing structures and over 65 interactive games for families and children (primarily ages 5-12).
9 locals recommend
Dinotorium
Robert E Lee BoulevardPrepare to be transported to a place of play, scientific wonder and prehistoric discovery about dinosaur care and research at Stone Mountain Park. The Dinotorium, run by mad scientist Dr. McCavius, is four levels of fun and games that is sure to captivate you and your Dino Rangers-in-training.
Featuring super slides, trampoline floors, climbing structures and over 65 interactive games for families and children (primarily ages 5-12).
For aerial views of Atlanta that can't be beat, check out Skyview Atlanta. This Ferris wheel, nearly 20-stories high, takes about four minutes for a full rotation, which means plenty of time to soak in the expansive cityscape. Each ride includes four full rotations, which puts total ride time around 15 minutes or so. Each gondola holds six people, and there are VIP gondolas offering leather seats and glass pane windows.
497 locals recommend
SkyView Atlanta
168 Luckie St NWFor aerial views of Atlanta that can't be beat, check out Skyview Atlanta. This Ferris wheel, nearly 20-stories high, takes about four minutes for a full rotation, which means plenty of time to soak in the expansive cityscape. Each ride includes four full rotations, which puts total ride time around 15 minutes or so. Each gondola holds six people, and there are VIP gondolas offering leather seats and glass pane windows.
Stone Mountain Park is Georgia's most visited attraction, drawing nearly 4 million guests each year. With over 3,200 acres of natural beauty, the Park is a unique and fun destination where families and friends can enjoy the outdoors together, while experiencing an exciting variety of attractions, entertainment and recreation.
894 locals recommend
Stone Mountain Park
1000 Robert E Lee BlvdStone Mountain Park is Georgia's most visited attraction, drawing nearly 4 million guests each year. With over 3,200 acres of natural beauty, the Park is a unique and fun destination where families and friends can enjoy the outdoors together, while experiencing an exciting variety of attractions, entertainment and recreation.
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a museum dedicated to the achievements of the civil rights movement in the United States and the broader worldwide human rights movement. Located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia
565 locals recommend
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
100 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NWThe National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a museum dedicated to the achievements of the civil rights movement in the United States and the broader worldwide human rights movement. Located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia
Six Flags Over Georgia is a thrilling attraction located about 20 minutes to the west of the Atlanta city. In addition to an impressive roster of roller coasters, thrill rides and interactive games, the park features parades, special events, and Broadway-style musicals starring Bugs Bunny and other Loony Tunes characters. Dozens of snack shops and restaurants are strategically placed throughout the park, and strollers and wheelchairs are available for rent.
829 locals recommend
Six Flags Over Georgia
275 Riverside PkwySix Flags Over Georgia is a thrilling attraction located about 20 minutes to the west of the Atlanta city. In addition to an impressive roster of roller coasters, thrill rides and interactive games, the park features parades, special events, and Broadway-style musicals starring Bugs Bunny and other Loony Tunes characters. Dozens of snack shops and restaurants are strategically placed throughout the park, and strollers and wheelchairs are available for rent.
Six Flags White Water is a 69-acre (280,000 m2) water park located northwest of Atlanta, in East Cobb, Georgia. Originally opening in 1984 as White Water Atlanta, the park became part of the Six Flags family of parks in 1999.
303 locals recommend
Six Flags White Water - Atlanta
250 Cobb Pkwy NSix Flags White Water is a 69-acre (280,000 m2) water park located northwest of Atlanta, in East Cobb, Georgia. Originally opening in 1984 as White Water Atlanta, the park became part of the Six Flags family of parks in 1999.
The College Football Hall of Fame is a hall of fame and interactive attraction devoted to college football. The National Football Foundation (NFF) founded the Hall in 1951 to immortalize the players and coaches of college football that were voted first team All-American by the media
377 locals recommend
Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame
250 Marietta St NWThe College Football Hall of Fame is a hall of fame and interactive attraction devoted to college football. The National Football Foundation (NFF) founded the Hall in 1951 to immortalize the players and coaches of college football that were voted first team All-American by the media
For classic fun with the kids or an intriguing team-building outing, glide on over to Atlanta's most traditional roller rink. The hardwood rink with its overhead party lights recalls the flavor of simpler times, and helpful instructors stand ready to assist should your technique be a bit rusty. Skate rental is cheap, but admission varies on Sunday afternoons to Saturday nights. Be sure to call in advance, as specific nights are designated for specific age groups, and Mondays through Wednesdays are reserved for private parties. Cash only.
7 locals recommend
Golden Glide Roller Skating Rink
2750 Wesley Chapel RdFor classic fun with the kids or an intriguing team-building outing, glide on over to Atlanta's most traditional roller rink. The hardwood rink with its overhead party lights recalls the flavor of simpler times, and helpful instructors stand ready to assist should your technique be a bit rusty. Skate rental is cheap, but admission varies on Sunday afternoons to Saturday nights. Be sure to call in advance, as specific nights are designated for specific age groups, and Mondays through Wednesdays are reserved for private parties. Cash only.
Ponce City Market is a mixed-use development located in a former Sears catalogue facility in Atlanta, with national and local retail anchors, restaurants, a food hall, boutiques and offices, and residential units. It is located adjacent to the intersection of the BeltLine with Ponce de Leon Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward near Virginia Highland, Poncey-Highland and Midtown neighborhoods.
1228 locals recommend
Ponce City Market
675 North Avenue NEPonce City Market is a mixed-use development located in a former Sears catalogue facility in Atlanta, with national and local retail anchors, restaurants, a food hall, boutiques and offices, and residential units. It is located adjacent to the intersection of the BeltLine with Ponce de Leon Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward near Virginia Highland, Poncey-Highland and Midtown neighborhoods.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History, in Atlanta, Georgia, is a museum that presents exhibitions and programming about natural history. Fernbank Museum has a number of permanent exhibitions and regularly hosts temporary exhibitions in its expansive facility, designed by Graham Gund Architects.
443 locals recommend
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
767 Clifton RdFernbank Museum of Natural History, in Atlanta, Georgia, is a museum that presents exhibitions and programming about natural history. Fernbank Museum has a number of permanent exhibitions and regularly hosts temporary exhibitions in its expansive facility, designed by Graham Gund Architects.
It is hard to miss this ultra-modern, stark white structure that houses Atlanta's finest collections of classic and contemporary art. A towering atrium soars to four interior levels, with the galleries moving from 18th and 19th Century collections near the ground floor to cutting edge art on the upper levels. The High has increased in size to 312,000 square feet with three buildings designed by renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano: the Susan and John Wieland Pavilion, the Anne Cox Chambers Wing for galleries, and an office building. The High is a frequent host to some of the world's most important touring collections and has hosted exhibitions featuring artists like Pablo Picasso and Norman Rockwell.
1458 locals recommend
High Museum of Art
1280 Peachtree St NEIt is hard to miss this ultra-modern, stark white structure that houses Atlanta's finest collections of classic and contemporary art. A towering atrium soars to four interior levels, with the galleries moving from 18th and 19th Century collections near the ground floor to cutting edge art on the upper levels. The High has increased in size to 312,000 square feet with three buildings designed by renowned Italian architect Renzo Piano: the Susan and John Wieland Pavilion, the Anne Cox Chambers Wing for galleries, and an office building. The High is a frequent host to some of the world's most important touring collections and has hosted exhibitions featuring artists like Pablo Picasso and Norman Rockwell.
At Topgolf, our goal is to help you create unforgettable experiences with friends and family. Each venue features fun and competitive golf games for all ages, climate-controlled playing "bays" similar to a bowling lane, an impressive food and drink menu, full-service restaurant and bar, private spaces for groups of any size, HDTVs to watch the big game and a music selection that will make every visit feel like a party
411 locals recommend
Topgolf
1600 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NWAt Topgolf, our goal is to help you create unforgettable experiences with friends and family. Each venue features fun and competitive golf games for all ages, climate-controlled playing "bays" similar to a bowling lane, an impressive food and drink menu, full-service restaurant and bar, private spaces for groups of any size, HDTVs to watch the big game and a music selection that will make every visit feel like a party
Whether you want to channel your inner lumberjack or you just want to try out a fun, competitive new activity, then Civil Axe Throwing has something exciting for you. Axe throwing is growing in popularity all over the country, and now you can come to try it for yourself in Decatur. Throwing and the games involved are both easy to learn, take no prior experience, and are inclusive for most people. Yes, we have food and beverages, including beer & wine for your enjoyment.
Civil Axe Throwing Decatur
209 2nd Avenue SoutheastWhether you want to channel your inner lumberjack or you just want to try out a fun, competitive new activity, then Civil Axe Throwing has something exciting for you. Axe throwing is growing in popularity all over the country, and now you can come to try it for yourself in Decatur. Throwing and the games involved are both easy to learn, take no prior experience, and are inclusive for most people. Yes, we have food and beverages, including beer & wine for your enjoyment.
The Delta Flight Museum is an aviation and corporate museum located in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, near the airline's main hub, Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The museum is housed in two 1940s-era Delta Air Lines aircraft hangars at Delta's headquarters, designated a Historic Aerospace Site in 2011
69 locals recommend
Delta Flight Museum
1060 Delta BlvdThe Delta Flight Museum is an aviation and corporate museum located in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, near the airline's main hub, Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The museum is housed in two 1940s-era Delta Air Lines aircraft hangars at Delta's headquarters, designated a Historic Aerospace Site in 2011
Years ago, the Jackson Street Bridge was a secret among Atlanta insiders, but the secret got out, and now plenty of visitors and residents know that the Jackson Street Bridge is THE place to go in Atlanta to get the very best view of the Downtown skyline. If you want to document your trip to the ATL, snap a selfie from the bridge. There you will be, with an amazing view of Downtown right behind your smiling face.
102 locals recommend
Jackson Street Bridge
433 Freedom Park TrailYears ago, the Jackson Street Bridge was a secret among Atlanta insiders, but the secret got out, and now plenty of visitors and residents know that the Jackson Street Bridge is THE place to go in Atlanta to get the very best view of the Downtown skyline. If you want to document your trip to the ATL, snap a selfie from the bridge. There you will be, with an amazing view of Downtown right behind your smiling face.
What makes Krog Street Tunnel an Atlanta city attraction is its walls covered with colorful artworks. It connects two of Atlanta's diverse neighborhoods: Cabbagetown, once a home to mill workers and now a cultural hub and Inman Park, home to Atlanta's elites.
162 locals recommend
Krog Street Tunnel
1 Krog St NEWhat makes Krog Street Tunnel an Atlanta city attraction is its walls covered with colorful artworks. It connects two of Atlanta's diverse neighborhoods: Cabbagetown, once a home to mill workers and now a cultural hub and Inman Park, home to Atlanta's elites.
Quaint, historic home where the venerable advocate for civil rights was born on January 15, 1929.
165 locals recommend
King Jr Martin Luther- Birth Home
501 Auburn Ave NEQuaint, historic home where the venerable advocate for civil rights was born on January 15, 1929.
The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park covers about 35 acres and includes several sites in Atlanta, Georgia related to the life and work of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Within the park is his boyhood home, and Ebenezer Baptist Church
981 locals recommend
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park
450 Auburn Ave NEThe Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park covers about 35 acres and includes several sites in Atlanta, Georgia related to the life and work of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Within the park is his boyhood home, and Ebenezer Baptist Church
This classic venue is a standing monument to a fading American tradition, as it is one of the last remaining drive-in theater in the Atlanta area. Its six screens are always in motion, showing first-release films throughout the week and on weekends. Depending on which night you visit, you might even catch a double feature.
149 locals recommend
Starlight Drive-In Theatre and Flea Market
2000 Moreland Ave SEThis classic venue is a standing monument to a fading American tradition, as it is one of the last remaining drive-in theater in the Atlanta area. Its six screens are always in motion, showing first-release films throughout the week and on weekends. Depending on which night you visit, you might even catch a double feature.
LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Atlanta is nestled in the heart of Buckhead at Phipps Plaza. With offerings for both children and adults, this is a great place to visit no matter how old you are.
Open only to adults with children during regular hours, LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Atlanta features a 4D Cinema, interactive rides, a Build & Test area for race cars, a Master Builder Academy to build with experts, and more.
167 locals recommend
LEGOLAND Discovery Center
3500 Peachtree Rd NELEGOLAND® Discovery Center Atlanta is nestled in the heart of Buckhead at Phipps Plaza. With offerings for both children and adults, this is a great place to visit no matter how old you are.
Open only to adults with children during regular hours, LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Atlanta features a 4D Cinema, interactive rides, a Build & Test area for race cars, a Master Builder Academy to build with experts, and more.
The Atlanta Botanical Garden is one of the largest spectacles of plant life in the Southeast. Sprawling over 15 acres (six hectares), this natural oasis was established in 1976 and is located within stumbling distance of the famous Piedmont Park. It is home to the Fuqua Conservatory and Japanese gardens, both rich in globe-spanning flora.
1221 locals recommend
Atlanta Botanical Garden
The Prado NortheastThe Atlanta Botanical Garden is one of the largest spectacles of plant life in the Southeast. Sprawling over 15 acres (six hectares), this natural oasis was established in 1976 and is located within stumbling distance of the famous Piedmont Park. It is home to the Fuqua Conservatory and Japanese gardens, both rich in globe-spanning flora.
Just minutes from downtown Atlanta in historic Grant Park, the exciting Zoo Atlanta features the Southeast's most impressive collection of wildlife from around the globe. Legend says that the zoo got its start when the owners of a traveling animal show went bankrupt and suddenly fled town. Today, popular exhibits include daily elephant demonstrations, giraffe feedings, and the acquired Chinese pandas. Various spots within the zoo make for wonderful locations to host private celebrations
1175 locals recommend
Zoo Atlanta
800 Cherokee Ave SEJust minutes from downtown Atlanta in historic Grant Park, the exciting Zoo Atlanta features the Southeast's most impressive collection of wildlife from around the globe. Legend says that the zoo got its start when the owners of a traveling animal show went bankrupt and suddenly fled town. Today, popular exhibits include daily elephant demonstrations, giraffe feedings, and the acquired Chinese pandas. Various spots within the zoo make for wonderful locations to host private celebrations
The Center for Puppetry Arts, located in Atlanta, is the United States' largest organization dedicated to the art form of puppetry. The center focuses on three areas: performance, education and museum.
177 locals recommend
Center for Puppetry Arts
1404 Spring St NWThe Center for Puppetry Arts, located in Atlanta, is the United States' largest organization dedicated to the art form of puppetry. The center focuses on three areas: performance, education and museum.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent and Social Change, or The King Center, was established in 1968 by Coretta Scott King and is the official memorial dedicated to the advancement of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
19 locals recommend
The King Center
449 Auburn Avenue NortheastThe Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent and Social Change, or The King Center, was established in 1968 by Coretta Scott King and is the official memorial dedicated to the advancement of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Trap Music Museum is an interactive experience that uses art to showcase the rich culture of trap music, one of the most popular genres of music today. By paying homage to the inspiring trials and triumphs of today’s biggest trap stars and providing a platform for emerging artists.
275 locals recommend
Trap Music Museum
630 Travis St NW Trap Music Museum is an interactive experience that uses art to showcase the rich culture of trap music, one of the most popular genres of music today. By paying homage to the inspiring trials and triumphs of today’s biggest trap stars and providing a platform for emerging artists.
Roller-skating rink with skate rentals, featuring adult, teen & family sessions.
69 locals recommend
Cascade Family Skating
3335 M.L.K. Jr Dr SWRoller-skating rink with skate rentals, featuring adult, teen & family sessions.
In West End, you’ll find the Wren’s Nest, former home of Joel Chandler Harris – author of “Brer Rabbit”– and the Hammond’s House Museum which is filled with African-American art. The Wren’s Nest is a perfect destination for parents wanting to introduce their children to the art of storytelling and will give your family memories to last a lifetime, and may even help the little ones start a writing career of their own.
63 locals recommend
The Wren's Nest
1050 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SWIn West End, you’ll find the Wren’s Nest, former home of Joel Chandler Harris – author of “Brer Rabbit”– and the Hammond’s House Museum which is filled with African-American art. The Wren’s Nest is a perfect destination for parents wanting to introduce their children to the art of storytelling and will give your family memories to last a lifetime, and may even help the little ones start a writing career of their own.
Atlanta’s first skate park opened in 2011 in Old Fourth Ward with an appearance by legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk. Located alongside the Atlanta BeltLine corridor in the shadow of Freedom Parkway, the park offers world-class skateboard amenities as well as a playground and multi use athletic field. It has quickly become a hot gathering spot for skaters, athletes and families alike.
47 locals recommend
Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark
830 Willoughby Way NEAtlanta’s first skate park opened in 2011 in Old Fourth Ward with an appearance by legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk. Located alongside the Atlanta BeltLine corridor in the shadow of Freedom Parkway, the park offers world-class skateboard amenities as well as a playground and multi use athletic field. It has quickly become a hot gathering spot for skaters, athletes and families alike.
Founded in 1926, the Atlanta History Center located in Buckhead is an all-inclusive 33-acre destination featuring the Atlanta History Museum, one of the Southeast’s largest history museums; four historic houses; Cyclorama: The Big Picture, one of only two cycloramas in the United States; the Centennial Olympic Games Museum; the Kenan Research Center; the Grand Overlook event space; the Coca-Cola Cafe, Souper Jenny, BRASH Coffee, a museum gift shop, and acres of historic gardens and woodland trails.
250 locals recommend
Atlanta History Center
130 W Paces Ferry Rd NWFounded in 1926, the Atlanta History Center located in Buckhead is an all-inclusive 33-acre destination featuring the Atlanta History Museum, one of the Southeast’s largest history museums; four historic houses; Cyclorama: The Big Picture, one of only two cycloramas in the United States; the Centennial Olympic Games Museum; the Kenan Research Center; the Grand Overlook event space; the Coca-Cola Cafe, Souper Jenny, BRASH Coffee, a museum gift shop, and acres of historic gardens and woodland trails.
Grocery Stores
Little Giant Farmer’s Market is a family owned and operated business serving the greater Atlanta community since 1984. What began as a small farmer’s market dedicated to local farm-fresh produce in Riverdale, Georgia, has grown into a thriving chain of five community supermarkets with stores in Riverdale, Jonesboro, Decatur, Newnan, and Sargent.
Little Giant Farmers Market
2440 Wesley Chapel RdLittle Giant Farmer’s Market is a family owned and operated business serving the greater Atlanta community since 1984. What began as a small farmer’s market dedicated to local farm-fresh produce in Riverdale, Georgia, has grown into a thriving chain of five community supermarkets with stores in Riverdale, Jonesboro, Decatur, Newnan, and Sargent.
his comprehensive market features a little of just about everything. Covering more than two football fields worth of space, the stock represents the best produce of regional farmers. In addition to the fresh and varied produce, you'll find over 450 varieties of seafood, flowers from all over the globe, freshly-made pastas, and meats and cheeses from the largest deli market in the Southeast.
234 locals recommend
Your Dekalb Farmers Market
3000 E Ponce de Leon Avehis comprehensive market features a little of just about everything. Covering more than two football fields worth of space, the stock represents the best produce of regional farmers. In addition to the fresh and varied produce, you'll find over 450 varieties of seafood, flowers from all over the globe, freshly-made pastas, and meats and cheeses from the largest deli market in the Southeast.
Kroger
4919 Flat Shoals Pkwy2385 Wesley Chapel Rd, Decatur, GA 30035
Walmart Supercenter
3580 Memorial Dr2427 Gresham Rd S E, Atlanta, GA 30316
3649 Flakes Mill Rd, Decatur, GA 30034
18 locals recommend
Publix Super Market at Flat Shoals Crossing Shopping Center
3649 Flakes Mill Rd3649 Flakes Mill Rd, Decatur, GA 30034
Breweries and Distilleries
Offering beers inspired by the traditions of Europe and the innovation of America, Wild Heaven seeks to raise the profile of beer in the South. Wild Heaven distributes its beers, including Emergency Drinking Beer, ATL Easy Ale and Sunburst IPA throughout Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and South Carolina and operates taprooms at its two brewery locations in Atlanta’s Avondale Estates and West End neighborhoods.
32 locals recommend
Wild Heaven Beer
135B Maple StOffering beers inspired by the traditions of Europe and the innovation of America, Wild Heaven seeks to raise the profile of beer in the South. Wild Heaven distributes its beers, including Emergency Drinking Beer, ATL Easy Ale and Sunburst IPA throughout Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and South Carolina and operates taprooms at its two brewery locations in Atlanta’s Avondale Estates and West End neighborhoods.
The Lost Druid Brewery
2866 Washington StBrewery, Taproom and Kitchen. Located in Avondale Estates
Taking inspiration from its namesake, historic Roman tavern, Three Taverns aims to replicate the passion showed for the art of brewing, during that era. Taking inspiration from the Belgian monk's style of brewing, this brewery blends the American freewheeling brewing culture to the monk's tradition to create a fine brand of succinct beers and ales. The appearance of the taproom is like that of a typical tavern, giving it a lively, bar-like atmosphere, which sweetens the overall experience. Available on tap are a daily selection of some of the finest brews, fresh out of the barrel, which intensifies its flavor.
36 locals recommend
Three Taverns Craft Brewery
121 New StreetTaking inspiration from its namesake, historic Roman tavern, Three Taverns aims to replicate the passion showed for the art of brewing, during that era. Taking inspiration from the Belgian monk's style of brewing, this brewery blends the American freewheeling brewing culture to the monk's tradition to create a fine brand of succinct beers and ales. The appearance of the taproom is like that of a typical tavern, giving it a lively, bar-like atmosphere, which sweetens the overall experience. Available on tap are a daily selection of some of the finest brews, fresh out of the barrel, which intensifies its flavor.
SweetWater Brewing Company is a craft brewery founded in 1997 by Freddy Bensch and Kevin McNerney in Atlanta, Georgia. SweetWater's beers are unpasteurized and distribution is limited to select states.
106 locals recommend
SweetWater Brewing Company
195 Ottley Dr NESweetWater Brewing Company is a craft brewery founded in 1997 by Freddy Bensch and Kevin McNerney in Atlanta, Georgia. SweetWater's beers are unpasteurized and distribution is limited to select states.
Old Fourth Distillery is the first of its kind in town after the Prohibition - in fact, it's the first legal still to be opened in Atlanta in over a century. It is the collaborative effort of brothers Craig and Jeff Moore, and their friends Gabe Pilato, Justin Gray and Andy Duvall. This vodka still will also produce gin and whiskey at a later stage. Spread across 2500 square feet (232.26 square meters), you can go on a tour of the facilities to learn how Old Fourth distills cane sugar into vodka, and even sample some of Old Fourth's product
18 locals recommend
Old Fourth Distillery
6325 Edgewood Ave SEOld Fourth Distillery is the first of its kind in town after the Prohibition - in fact, it's the first legal still to be opened in Atlanta in over a century. It is the collaborative effort of brothers Craig and Jeff Moore, and their friends Gabe Pilato, Justin Gray and Andy Duvall. This vodka still will also produce gin and whiskey at a later stage. Spread across 2500 square feet (232.26 square meters), you can go on a tour of the facilities to learn how Old Fourth distills cane sugar into vodka, and even sample some of Old Fourth's product
Our second brewery location, The Imaginarium, is dedicated to experimental beers and is located in the Atlanta Dairies complex, just two blocks off the Atlanta BeltLine. Parking is available in the adjacent ALTA parking deck with the first hour free of charge
39 locals recommend
Three Taverns Imaginarium
777 Memorial Dr SEOur second brewery location, The Imaginarium, is dedicated to experimental beers and is located in the Atlanta Dairies complex, just two blocks off the Atlanta BeltLine. Parking is available in the adjacent ALTA parking deck with the first hour free of charge
The Works is an 80-acre adaptive mixed-use development in the heart of Atlanta’s Upper Westside. The Works’ vision includes distinctive retail and dining, imaginative experiences and inspired gathering areas in an interconnected environment preserving the character of Atlanta’s historic industrial buildings. The multi-phased masterplan comprises 350,000 square feet of retail and entertainment, 500,000 square feet of office space, 500 residences, 200 hotel rooms and 13 acres of greenspace. Phase One, 27 acres, is currently home to many Atlanta favorites.
8 locals recommend
Dr. Scofflaw's at The Works
214 Chattahoochee Row NorthwestThe Works is an 80-acre adaptive mixed-use development in the heart of Atlanta’s Upper Westside. The Works’ vision includes distinctive retail and dining, imaginative experiences and inspired gathering areas in an interconnected environment preserving the character of Atlanta’s historic industrial buildings. The multi-phased masterplan comprises 350,000 square feet of retail and entertainment, 500,000 square feet of office space, 500 residences, 200 hotel rooms and 13 acres of greenspace. Phase One, 27 acres, is currently home to many Atlanta favorites.
If you're in the mood for some beer, then one of the places to stop by would be the Arches Brewing. This craft brewery is dedicated to bringing traditional as well as modern practices together. Apart from the beers that are available year-round, there are a few beers that are available only seasonally such as Mexican Empire from April to July or Mystick Bock from March to May. It is a fantastic place to settle down and relax, chug down a local beer and catch up with good friends.
33 locals recommend
Arches Brewing
3361 Dogwood DrIf you're in the mood for some beer, then one of the places to stop by would be the Arches Brewing. This craft brewery is dedicated to bringing traditional as well as modern practices together. Apart from the beers that are available year-round, there are a few beers that are available only seasonally such as Mexican Empire from April to July or Mystick Bock from March to May. It is a fantastic place to settle down and relax, chug down a local beer and catch up with good friends.
Orpheus Brewing prepares yearly as well as seasonal brews. This brewery is situated in a low red building in front of Piedmont Park and is surrounded by natural greenery even in the midst of the city. From Thursday to Sunday, visitors can avail of tours, where you can view the silvery brewing equipment and learn about the entire brewing process in depth. Their brews are divided into series such as Sour Rotation with beers named Serpent Bite and Wandering, Saison Rotation with Calliope beer and the year-round Lyric Ale. Patrons can also learn more about the brewmaster's experiments while enjoying the brews with unique characteristics.
48 locals recommend
Orpheus Brewing
1440 Dutch Valley Pl NEOrpheus Brewing prepares yearly as well as seasonal brews. This brewery is situated in a low red building in front of Piedmont Park and is surrounded by natural greenery even in the midst of the city. From Thursday to Sunday, visitors can avail of tours, where you can view the silvery brewing equipment and learn about the entire brewing process in depth. Their brews are divided into series such as Sour Rotation with beers named Serpent Bite and Wandering, Saison Rotation with Calliope beer and the year-round Lyric Ale. Patrons can also learn more about the brewmaster's experiments while enjoying the brews with unique characteristics.
Welcome to the New Realm. Seek what you thirst – we craft beer in many styles, from hazy IPAs to classic pilsners and Belgian inspired ales, along with a variety of spirits that we use in excitingly fresh cocktails. We also prepare fresh, local ingredients into incredible dishes that pair perfectly with Brewmaster Mitch Steele’s fantastic creations. So, come one, come all, and find your place in the New Realm!
115 locals recommend
New Realm Brewing
550 Somerset Terrace NEWelcome to the New Realm. Seek what you thirst – we craft beer in many styles, from hazy IPAs to classic pilsners and Belgian inspired ales, along with a variety of spirits that we use in excitingly fresh cocktails. We also prepare fresh, local ingredients into incredible dishes that pair perfectly with Brewmaster Mitch Steele’s fantastic creations. So, come one, come all, and find your place in the New Realm!
Enjoy whiskey at our 3 tasting rooms in Atlanta in Buckhead, The Battery Atlanta & The West End. Walk-ups welcome. No tour reservation required
11 locals recommend
ASW Distillery at American Spirit Works
199 Armour Dr NEEnjoy whiskey at our 3 tasting rooms in Atlanta in Buckhead, The Battery Atlanta & The West End. Walk-ups welcome. No tour reservation required
Fast Food
Cook Out
544 Ponce De Leon Ave NE2790 Panola Rd
Wendy's
6156 Covington Highway4071 Covington Hwy
Checkers
2388 Wesley Chapel Rd2388 Wesley Chapel Rd
Chick-fil-A
461 N Central Ave2445 Wesley Chapel Rd
Gordon Spice
2467 Wesley Chapel RoadAmazing Jamaican food
Chipotle Mexican Grill
2474 Wesley Chapel RoadAddress: 2474 Wesley Chapel Rd, Decatur, GA 30035
Rooftop Bars and Restaurants
The Roof at Ponce City Market is the best view in Atlanta, overlooking all three skyline viewpoints. We have everything you'd ever need for a big get-together: great food, a fully stocked bar, plenty of space, rides for the kids, and an incredible rooftop atmosphere. We also have a separate area for business meetings for those who need to stay serious, and special events for kids during the day and the adults at night. Climb up to The Roof and experience a new side of Atlanta!
50 locals recommend
The ROOF at Ponce City Market
675 Ponce De Leon Ave NEThe Roof at Ponce City Market is the best view in Atlanta, overlooking all three skyline viewpoints. We have everything you'd ever need for a big get-together: great food, a fully stocked bar, plenty of space, rides for the kids, and an incredible rooftop atmosphere. We also have a separate area for business meetings for those who need to stay serious, and special events for kids during the day and the adults at night. Climb up to The Roof and experience a new side of Atlanta!
Casual craft brewery featuring a spacious, high-ceilinged tasting room & regular tours.
103 locals recommend
Monday Night Brewing
670 Trabert Ave NWCasual craft brewery featuring a spacious, high-ceilinged tasting room & regular tours.
Named for the Free and Rowdy Party that fought to bring an end to Prohibition in Atlanta, Rowdy Tiger Whiskey Bar & Kitchen combines the free spirit of the roaring 20s era with the comforts of modern Southern cuisine alongside the finest and most interesting collection of whiskeys and whiskey-based cocktails in the city
6 locals recommend
Rowdy Tiger Whiskey Bar & Kitchen
866 West Peachtree Street NorthwestNamed for the Free and Rowdy Party that fought to bring an end to Prohibition in Atlanta, Rowdy Tiger Whiskey Bar & Kitchen combines the free spirit of the roaring 20s era with the comforts of modern Southern cuisine alongside the finest and most interesting collection of whiskeys and whiskey-based cocktails in the city
The RT60 Rooftop menu includes a wide range of delectable cocktails, from signatures to the classics, bottled and draft beers, wine (Prosecco on tap), along with a nice selection of shareables and sandwiches.
Open during weekends, the rooftop at Reverb is a perfect place to relax and socialize in downtown Atlanta, quite often with live music and DJs as soundtrack. No reservation needed, as RT60 is a walk-in venue only.
RT60
348 Mitchell Street SouthwestThe RT60 Rooftop menu includes a wide range of delectable cocktails, from signatures to the classics, bottled and draft beers, wine (Prosecco on tap), along with a nice selection of shareables and sandwiches.
Open during weekends, the rooftop at Reverb is a perfect place to relax and socialize in downtown Atlanta, quite often with live music and DJs as soundtrack. No reservation needed, as RT60 is a walk-in venue only.
Beautiful rooftop bar located at the top of the famous Clermont hotel on Ponce. Great cocktail and amazing view of downtown Atlanta.
27 locals recommend
Clermont Hotel and Rooftop Bar
789 Ponce De Leon Ave NEBeautiful rooftop bar located at the top of the famous Clermont hotel on Ponce. Great cocktail and amazing view of downtown Atlanta.
Bar, Restaurant, Sushi. Products: Liquor, Beer and Wine, Craft Beer, Imported & Domestic Beer, Seltzers, Classic & Specialty Cocktails, Soda, Shirts, Growlers, Sushi, Hamburger, French Fries, Egg Rolls, Popcorn Chicken, Cheese Curds, Jalepeno Poppers, Mozzarella Sticks, Dumplings, Wings, Crab Rangoon, Pizza. Services: Self-Serve Beer, Gaming, Video Gaming, Video Poker, Video Slots, Ladies Night, Sunday Funday.
73 locals recommend
SkyLounge Atlanta
110 Marietta St NWBar, Restaurant, Sushi. Products: Liquor, Beer and Wine, Craft Beer, Imported & Domestic Beer, Seltzers, Classic & Specialty Cocktails, Soda, Shirts, Growlers, Sushi, Hamburger, French Fries, Egg Rolls, Popcorn Chicken, Cheese Curds, Jalepeno Poppers, Mozzarella Sticks, Dumplings, Wings, Crab Rangoon, Pizza. Services: Self-Serve Beer, Gaming, Video Gaming, Video Poker, Video Slots, Ladies Night, Sunday Funday.
Parks and Nature
Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve includes 2,550 acres in DeKalb County, Georgia with a multi-use bike path, hiking trails, and lakes for fishing. The park features large exposed granite formations, wetlands, pine forest, oak forest, streams habitat and two lakes. Plant species include the rare red diamorpha in the winter and yellow daisies in the fall. The area included rock quarries and abandoned structures form the mining operations.
63 locals recommend
Arabia Mountain
Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve includes 2,550 acres in DeKalb County, Georgia with a multi-use bike path, hiking trails, and lakes for fishing. The park features large exposed granite formations, wetlands, pine forest, oak forest, streams habitat and two lakes. Plant species include the rare red diamorpha in the winter and yellow daisies in the fall. The area included rock quarries and abandoned structures form the mining operations.
Just 15 minutes from Atlanta is a recreational haven for all ages and interests. Visitors can picnic while children work off energy on the playground. The park offers archery, geocaching, orienteering, birding and tree-climbing programs. A paved trail is open for biking, roller blading, jogging and dog-walking, while forested fitness trails are open for hiking and running.
54 locals recommend
Panola Mountain State Park
Just 15 minutes from Atlanta is a recreational haven for all ages and interests. Visitors can picnic while children work off energy on the playground. The park offers archery, geocaching, orienteering, birding and tree-climbing programs. A paved trail is open for biking, roller blading, jogging and dog-walking, while forested fitness trails are open for hiking and running.
Sweetwater Creek State Park is a peaceful tract of wilderness only minutes from downtown Atlanta. A wooded trail follows the stream to the ruins of the New Manchester Manufacturing Company, a textile mill burned during the Civil War. Beyond the mill, the trail climbs rocky bluffs to provide views of the beautiful rapids below. Additional trails wind through fields and forest, showcasing ferns, magnolias, wild azaleas and hardwoods. Park rangers lead informative hikes to these areas throughout the year.
The 215 acre George Sparks Reservoir is popular for fishing and provides a pretty setting for feeding ducks and picnicking. However, there is no beach and swimming in the Reservoir is not allowed. Fishing supplies are available in the adjacent bait shop. During warmer months, the park rents fishing boats, canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and pedal boats. Visitors can join the Park Paddlers Club, which challenges them to explore waterways in six state parks. An award-winning Visitor Center—one of the most environmentally responsible buildings in the country—features exhibits on the area’s history, wildlife displays, trail maps, snacks and a renovated gift shop. A window-lined meeting room that seats 40 can be rented for gatherings.
208 locals recommend
Sweetwater Creek State Park
1750 Mt Vernon RdSweetwater Creek State Park is a peaceful tract of wilderness only minutes from downtown Atlanta. A wooded trail follows the stream to the ruins of the New Manchester Manufacturing Company, a textile mill burned during the Civil War. Beyond the mill, the trail climbs rocky bluffs to provide views of the beautiful rapids below. Additional trails wind through fields and forest, showcasing ferns, magnolias, wild azaleas and hardwoods. Park rangers lead informative hikes to these areas throughout the year.
The 215 acre George Sparks Reservoir is popular for fishing and provides a pretty setting for feeding ducks and picnicking. However, there is no beach and swimming in the Reservoir is not allowed. Fishing supplies are available in the adjacent bait shop. During warmer months, the park rents fishing boats, canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and pedal boats. Visitors can join the Park Paddlers Club, which challenges them to explore waterways in six state parks. An award-winning Visitor Center—one of the most environmentally responsible buildings in the country—features exhibits on the area’s history, wildlife displays, trail maps, snacks and a renovated gift shop. A window-lined meeting room that seats 40 can be rented for gatherings.
Piedmont Park’s reputation as Atlanta’s central urban oasis is a bit understated. Its rolling hills and miles of paved trails earn it that title, but today there are plenty of attractions and several hidden gems packed into this nearly 200-acre green space located just north of Downtown. Whether you’re looking to sprawl out a blanket for an afternoon picnic, join in a game of kickball with friends or go for a dash of culture at one of the dozens of annual festivals, Piedmont Park has a way of bringing it all together.
Originally founded as a country residence outside the city in the 1830s, Piedmont Park ties together several neighborhoods, including Midtown to the west, Ansley Park to the north and Virginia-Highland to the east. It connects to the Atlanta BeltLine Trail at the park’s southeastern corner.
1573 locals recommend
Piedmont Park
501 Amsterdam Ave NEPiedmont Park’s reputation as Atlanta’s central urban oasis is a bit understated. Its rolling hills and miles of paved trails earn it that title, but today there are plenty of attractions and several hidden gems packed into this nearly 200-acre green space located just north of Downtown. Whether you’re looking to sprawl out a blanket for an afternoon picnic, join in a game of kickball with friends or go for a dash of culture at one of the dozens of annual festivals, Piedmont Park has a way of bringing it all together.
Originally founded as a country residence outside the city in the 1830s, Piedmont Park ties together several neighborhoods, including Midtown to the west, Ansley Park to the north and Virginia-Highland to the east. It connects to the Atlanta BeltLine Trail at the park’s southeastern corner.
This run, bike or stroll explores a 2-mile paved section of the trail, the Eastside BeltLine Trail, which opened in 2013. The trail connects Atlanta’s Midtown, Old Fourth Ward and Inman Park neighborhoods, visiting the upscale redevelopment of Ponce City Market and passing a plethora of shopping and dining options along its well-loved path.
418 locals recommend
Eastside BeltLine Trail
Atlanta BeltLine Eastside TrailThis run, bike or stroll explores a 2-mile paved section of the trail, the Eastside BeltLine Trail, which opened in 2013. The trail connects Atlanta’s Midtown, Old Fourth Ward and Inman Park neighborhoods, visiting the upscale redevelopment of Ponce City Market and passing a plethora of shopping and dining options along its well-loved path.
Scenic, artistic, and a bit unusual: it’s one of Atlanta’s most unique hiking adventures. This multi-trail adventure at Constitution Lakes Park crosses paved paths, unpaved trails, and boardwalks through scenic, wildlife-filled wetlands, catching views of several small, marshy lakes. The Doll’s Head Trail, a short loop in the middle of this adventure, is an ultra-unique experience, a short hike through displays of bricks, toys, and tiles found at the park. The trail winds through the forest and exploring collections of found objects, washed from the banks of the nearby South River, now artfully and whimsically arranged in displays of folk art and culture.
12 locals recommend
Doll's Head Trail
1305 S River Industrial Blvd SEScenic, artistic, and a bit unusual: it’s one of Atlanta’s most unique hiking adventures. This multi-trail adventure at Constitution Lakes Park crosses paved paths, unpaved trails, and boardwalks through scenic, wildlife-filled wetlands, catching views of several small, marshy lakes. The Doll’s Head Trail, a short loop in the middle of this adventure, is an ultra-unique experience, a short hike through displays of bricks, toys, and tiles found at the park. The trail winds through the forest and exploring collections of found objects, washed from the banks of the nearby South River, now artfully and whimsically arranged in displays of folk art and culture.
Lullwater Preserve offers many scenic walking and running trail loops nestled within Emory University’s North Decatur campus near Atlanta. The Lullwater Trail passes the Lullwater House mansion, skirts Candler Lake and crosses a span bridge to explore mill beside a tumbling spillway waterfall in a beautiful, wildlife-rich forest.
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Lullwater Park Trail
Lullwater Park TrailLullwater Preserve offers many scenic walking and running trail loops nestled within Emory University’s North Decatur campus near Atlanta. The Lullwater Trail passes the Lullwater House mansion, skirts Candler Lake and crosses a span bridge to explore mill beside a tumbling spillway waterfall in a beautiful, wildlife-rich forest.