In this latest refresh, we’ve revamped our write-ups to include even more relevant information for diners. This includes a rough range of pricing for each destination, ranging from $ for quick, ...

The restaurants are listed geographically from south to north. Don’t see a favorite Chinese restaurant listed? Reach out to Eater Atlanta via the tipline. This Michelin-recommended restaurant includes ...

Not all cafeteria restaurants and all-you-can-eat buffets are crowded with people scrambling to assemble a mostly mediocre meal from a collection of hot chafing dishes and a wilting salad bar. Atlanta ...

Atlantans are opting to shop at independently or family-owned grocery stores and neighborhood markets now more than ever before for pantry staples, eggs, meat, bread, and even toilet paper. Here are a ...

Here are Atlanta’s one-Michelin-starred restaurants, mapped geographically from south to north. Chef Leonard Yu’s Omakase Table moved to Buckhead this year and continues to offer some of the best ...

The sizzling bowl of tteok kalbi dolsot bibimbap ($23) comes with a short rib patty seasoned with Korean leeks called daepa.