dianefrank+FollowAtlanta’s favorite eats close their doorsSome of Atlanta’s most cherished restaurants have shut down, leaving food lovers and longtime regulars stunned. From the iconic Daddy D’z BBQ Joynt in Grant Park to the beloved Eats on Ponce, and even trendy spots like Alici Oyster Bar in Virginia-Highland, the city’s dining landscape is shifting fast. High rents, changing dining habits, and property sales are just a few reasons behind these closures. It’s a tough moment for the local food scene—what’s your take on why so many favorites are disappearing, and which spot will you miss most? #Food #AtlantaEats #RestaurantClosures00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowNew comfort food spot shakes up AtlantaHungry AF is bringing its crave-worthy comfort food right to the heart of the Atlanta University Center, making late-night eats and study breaks a whole lot tastier for students and locals. The new spot on MLK Jr Dr SW will serve up wings, pastas, hibachi, and Philly cheesesteaks in a cozy 1,400-square-foot space, with plans to open by early summer. With daily hours until midnight on weekends, it’s set to become a go-to hangout. Anyone else excited to see more local food options popping up around campus? #Food #AtlantaEats #ComfortFood00Share
mary01+FollowAtlanta’s food scene gets a ghost kitchen twistRoti is shaking up how we eat in Atlanta by launching its first delivery-only kitchen right near its headquarters. No dine-in, just fresh Mediterranean flavors delivered straight to your door—perfect for anyone craving convenience. This move means more of us can get Roti’s bowls and pitas without fighting traffic or searching for parking. It’s also a sign of how restaurants are adapting, focusing on delivery to reach more neighborhoods. Would you order from a ghost kitchen, or do you still prefer the classic dine-in vibe? Let’s talk about how this trend could change Atlanta’s food scene! #Food #AtlantaEats #GhostKitchen00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowWhy Cha Bella is Atlanta’s date night gemFinding the perfect spot for a romantic night out in Atlanta just got easier—Cha Bella in Buckhead is redefining what date night means. With its cozy candlelit ambiance, authentic Italian dishes made from scratch, and a wine list that’s a dream for any enthusiast, this place really stands out. The staff nails that sweet spot between attentive and giving you space, and the patio is pure magic when the weather’s nice. Whether you’re celebrating something big or just want a memorable evening, Cha Bella’s mix of great food, warm vibes, and thoughtful service makes every visit feel special. What’s your go-to spot for a romantic dinner in Atlanta? #Food #AtlantaEats #DateNight00Share
mary01+FollowAtlanta’s sushi scene is on fire!Fresh fish from Tokyo lands in Atlanta every day, making our city’s sushi game seriously impressive—even without an ocean nearby. From Umi’s celeb-worthy omakase in Buckhead to Eight Sushi Lounge’s creative rolls in West Midtown, there’s something for every sushi lover. Nakato’s recent makeover brings new life to a 50-year tradition, while spots like MF Sushi and NoriFish keep raising the bar for quality and innovation. ATL’s massive airport and thriving Asian community mean we get top-tier seafood and flavors year-round. Which Atlanta sushi spot is your go-to, and what’s your must-try dish? #Food #AtlantaEats #SushiLovers00Share
Jason Wells+FollowAtlanta’s cheesesteak beats Philly? You decide!Atlanta just scored major bragging rights: Fred’s Meat & Bread’s cheesesteak was crowned one of North America’s best by the Michelin Guide—yes, even outshining many Philly originals! Locals are loving how Fred’s keeps it simple, letting top-notch meat and bread do all the talking. Plus, it’s officially a Bib Gourmand winner, so you get that gourmet flavor without breaking the bank. If you haven’t tried it yet, Fred’s is inside Krog Street Market and open daily. Are you team Atlanta or team Philly when it comes to cheesesteaks? Let’s hear your hot takes! #Food #AtlantaEats #Cheesesteak00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowAtlanta’s soul food scene rivals grandma’sAtlanta’s soul food restaurants aren’t just good—they’re legendary, with locals claiming some spots even outshine grandma’s Sunday dinner. Whether you’re craving crispy fried chicken, buttery mac and cheese, or collard greens cooked to perfection, these neighborhood favorites serve up comfort and tradition on every plate. Places like Mary Mac’s Tea Room and Busy Bee Café have been part of the city’s fabric for generations, while newcomers like Twisted Soul Cookhouse bring creative twists to classic dishes. Which Atlanta soul food spot do you think truly captures that home-cooked magic? Share your go-to favorites and let’s see who really rules the kitchen! #Food #AtlantaEats #SoulFood00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowAtlanta gets first taste of protein pizzaPapa Johns is shaking up the pizza game in Atlanta with a one-day-only Protein Crust Pizza—packed with up to 55 grams of protein! Only Papa Rewards members at a single Atlanta spot get to try it first, but if it’s a hit, this could be the start of a whole new way to enjoy pizza without the guilt. Whether you’re all about the meats or prefer a veggie fix, both options come loaded with a premium cheese blend and no artificial flavors. Would you swap your usual slice for a protein-packed upgrade? #Food #AtlantaEats #PapaJohns00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowAtlanta’s brewery scene is a flavor adventureAtlanta’s breweries are more than just places to grab a drink—they’re community hubs with something for everyone. From SweetWater’s iconic 420 Fest to New Realm’s rooftop vibes and Monday Night’s barrel-aged experiments, each spot brings its own twist. You’ll find dog-friendly rooftops, trivia nights, and even axe throwing at SKOL. Plus, many taprooms serve up delicious eats, from pizza to Southern classics. Whether you’re a craft beer fan, mead enthusiast, or just looking for a fun night out, Atlanta’s brewery scene is packed with surprises. Which spot is your go-to, or which one are you excited to try next? #Food #AtlantaEats #CraftBeer00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowAtlanta’s Reuben’s Deli: Where the Reuben rulesNothing says comfort food in downtown Atlanta quite like a Reuben from Reuben’s Deli. Locals swear by the overstuffed corned beef, tangy kraut, and melty Swiss on marble rye—it’s the kind of sandwich that makes you rethink what a deli lunch can be. The energy here is pure New York: fast lines, friendly banter, and sandwiches so big you might need to split one. Pro tip: get a side of pickles for that perfect bite. If you’ve tried it, what’s your go-to order? And if not, what’s stopping you? #Food #AtlantaEats #ReubensDeli10Share
