What are some good places to eat in Atlanta?

Question

I am moving there soon and want to take my boyfriend somewhere nice.

Answer 1

what kinda budget are you on??

You have to take him to the VARSITY its tradition. Its a vintage burger place!

the earl is great for sunday morning brunch

La fonda latina is cuban fare, decent price try the one on peachtree street or Ponce.

Fuji Ya has great sushi as does Ru San's which has several locales.

Vintage Pizza is a lil known pizzeria in Chamblee with NEW YORK style slices, calzones and of course pizza(678-646-0400)

Barbeque is a toss up between Fatt Matt's and Daddy D's either way you rub shoulders with senators, house reps at Daddies or well to do business men at Matt's.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

in case you like pasta or chicken: Eats on Ponce de Leon, no longer far east of side street, around the line from city corridor East. Eats is a loopy place with an exciting racial/ethnic/financial blend... all and sundry from bums to tattooed/pierced grunge varieties to executives. You stand contained in the chicken line or pasta line. the two is sweet, yet those alternatives are all they serve. you are able to eat there for properly below $10 and go away finished and chuffed. Plus you get to visual exhibit unit the exciting blend of folk. that's been a jointly as because I ate there.... i could desire to circulate decrease back. i does no longer take enterprise customers there, by the way. each and every thing is formica/plastic, and that's loud. besides the indisputable fact that that's exciting by your self or with a pal.

Answer 3

Well i don't know if they have Mc Donalds there but those are nice if your on a budget, and you can't go wrong with a, I think its called Hardees or something like that. Seriously Pleasant Pheasant is a great place to eat in Atlanta nice nice place

Answer 4

Zesto's (four locations: two on Moreland Avenue, one on the corner of Moreland and McLendon Avenues in Little 5 Points and another on the corner of Moreland and East Confederate Avenues in East Atlanta; one on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Midtown Atlanta; and one in the southern suburb of Forrest Park (I don't know what street it's on)), Majestic (on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Midtown Atlanta, right next door to the Publix Supermarket), Chin Chin Chinese Restaurant (on Ponce de Leon Avenue in Midtown (in the same plaza that the Kroger Supermarket is in; the food is kinda expensive, BUT it's worth it!), and, this restaurant might be in your hometown, BUT it's a good place to eat, anyway: Fuddrucker's (there are a few locations in the Metropolitan Atlanta Area). I hope you and your boyfriend get your eat on!!!

Answer 5

Well when i went to ATL to visit my cousins, I noticed that there was a large number of some type of restaurant called "Waffle House". not too sure of what they might have there, but it seems like there were more of those "Waffle House" restaurants than there were black people in ATL. It was difficult for my to understand why there were soo many, but I am guessing that they must satisfy customers to be able to be in business with soo many locations. I think that might be a place to check out when you are there.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Daley's has the BEST deserts