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Best of Atlanta 2024: What to Eat

By Matthew Lynch
March 13, 2024
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Atlanta has always been a melting pot of diverse cuisine, and 2024 is no different. This year, the city boasts an eclectic mix of old favorites and new culinary hotspots that will satisfy any palate. If you’re wondering what to eat in Atlanta this year, here’s a guide to some of the top choices from classic Southern comfort food to international flavors.

 Staple Southern Comforts

-Mary Mac’s Tea Room: For classic Southern dishes, it doesn’t get much more traditional than Mary Mac’s. Their fried chicken and collard greens remain a must-try for anyone visiting Atlanta.

– The Colonnade: This longtime establishment continues to serve up old-school charm alongside perfect plates of fried chicken, country-fried steak, and black-eyed peas.

International Flavors

– Buford Highway: A treasure trove for food enthusiasts seeking international tastes. From authentic Mexican tacos at El Rey del Taco to Korean BBQ at Honey Pig, the variety is boundless.

– Jai Ho Indian Kitchen & Bar: Located in the trendy area of Midtown, Jai Ho offers a modern twist on classic Indian dishes, including their delectable butter chicken and mouth-watering garlic naan.

Contemporary and Fine Dining

– Staplehouse: A consistent contender for the best restaurant in the city, Staplehouse offers an ever-changing menu focused on local, seasonal ingredients.

– Aria: For those looking for an upscale dining experience with impeccable service, Aria remains a top choice with its elegant plates and a wine list that’s second to none.

Casual Eats & Street Foods

– Ponce City Market: The Central Food Hall at Ponce City Market is a paradise for casual diners, offering everything from H&F Burger’s mouth-watering burgers to Biltong Bar’s South African-style beef jerky.

– Sweet Auburn Curb Market: An Atlanta institution offering various vendors that highlight the city’s street food scene — don’t miss Grindhouse Killer Burgers or the addictive sweet treats from Miss D’s Pralines.

Unique Food Experiences

– Gunshow: Kevin Gillespie’s Gunshow offers a unique dining experience with its dim sum-style service where dishes are presented on carts for diners to choose as they pass by.

– The Varsity: While not gourmet by any means, no list of Atlanta eats would be complete without mentioning The Varsity. Enjoy its nostalgic drive-in experience with a chili dog and frosted orange.

With this mélange of options ranging from down-home classics to sophisticated plates, eating your way through Atlanta in 2024 promises delight and surprises for your taste buds at every turn. Whether you’re craving succulent barbecue ribs or searching for the perfect paneer curry, Atlanta’s diverse culinary landscape ensures you’ll never go hungry.

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