dianefrank+FollowGeorgia’s hardest-to-get restaurant tablesScoring a reservation at Georgia’s most coveted restaurants has become a real badge of honor for local foodies. From Atlanta’s Michelin-starred tasting menus to Savannah’s historic dining rooms, some tables are booked out for months—and it’s not just about the food. It’s the personal touches, the chef interactions, and the unforgettable settings that keep people coming back (and refreshing those booking pages). Have you ever waited weeks or even months for a table? Which spot do you think is truly worth the hype—or is the chase part of the fun? Let’s swap stories and tips! #Food #GeorgiaEats #FoodieLife00Share
dianefrank+FollowGeorgia’s hidden diners locals can’t stop raving aboutNothing beats the feeling of digging into a plate of real Southern comfort food, and Georgia’s got some true gems tucked away in plain sight. From Savannah’s legendary Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room, where strangers become friends over fried chicken and biscuits, to Atlanta’s Mary Mac’s Tea Room, where banana pudding is a rite of passage, these eight diners are the real deal. Whether you’re craving crispy fried chicken, creamy mac and cheese, or a slice of homemade pie, these spots prove that the best meals often come from the most unassuming places. Which local diner is your go-to for comfort food? #Food #GeorgiaEats #ComfortFood00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowGeorgia’s buffet gems you can’t missNothing brings Georgia communities together quite like a good all-you-can-eat buffet. Whether you’re craving endless Southern comfort at The Dillard House, sushi feasts at Nori Nori, or the spicy kick of Tassa’s Caribbean plates, these spots turn every meal into a celebration. Locals know these buffets aren’t just about food—they’re about family, tradition, and discovering new flavors side by side. Have you found your go-to buffet in Georgia, or is there a hidden gem we should all try next weekend? Let’s swap stories and recommendations! #Food #GeorgiaEats #BuffetLife00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowGeorgia’s best pizza isn’t from a chainNothing beats the taste and heart you get from Georgia’s local pizzerias. From Atlanta’s legendary Rosa’s, where the staff remembers your order, to Smyrna’s MTH Pizza, where chefs get creative with toppings like kimchi and pork belly, these spots offer way more than just a meal—they’re part of the community. Whether you’re craving a classic slice or something totally new, these six pizzerias prove that the best pizza stories are written right here in Georgia, not in a corporate kitchen. Which local spot is your go-to for a perfect pie? #Food #GeorgiaEats #PizzaLovers00Share
dianefrank+FollowGeorgia’s Sandwich Scene Is Next LevelDid you know three Georgia sandwich shops just made Yelp’s top 100 in the nation? Java Saga in Doraville is winning hearts with their epic chicken sandwiches, Jackie M’s & Son in Augusta is serving up Philly cheesesteaks people can’t stop raving about, and Urban Deli in Savannah is the go-to for turkey lovers. If you’re road-tripping through GA, these spots are officially must-tries! Which one are you hitting first? #Food #GeorgiaEats #SandwichGoals00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowHooters shutters more spots in GeorgiaAnother round of Hooters closures is hitting Georgia, with the Cobb Parkway and Augusta locations shutting their doors for good. That’s on top of four other recent closures, including the downtown Atlanta spot. It’s wild to see such a familiar brand disappearing from places we’ve all driven by or visited. Hooters says it’s all part of a bigger shift after filing for bankruptcy, aiming for a new, more family-friendly direction. If you’re a fan, there are still a few locations left, but the landscape is definitely changing. What do you think—will you miss these spots, or is it time for something new? #Food #GeorgiaEats #LocalNews00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowGeorgia’s Farm-to-Table Hot List 🍑Farm-to-table isn’t just a buzzword in Georgia—it’s a way of life! These 12 restaurants are the real deal, serving up dishes so fresh you can practically see the farm from your table. From legendary fried chicken at The Dillard House to Michelin-starred veggies at The Chastain, this list is basically a foodie road trip waiting to happen. Who’s down to eat their way across Georgia? Save this for your next craving! #Food #FarmToTable #GeorgiaEats00Share
dianefrank+FollowJack in the Box Spotted in Georgia?!Jack in the Box fans, it’s happening—maybe! Plans just dropped for a Hinesville location (yep, that’s 708 West Oglethorpe Hwy), and it could be Georgia’s first. The old Hwy 55 spot is getting a glow-up with a drive-thru, patio, and space for 74 people. Still waiting on official word from Jack in the Box, but keep your eyes peeled for a ‘Coming Soonish’ sign. Tacos, burgers, and all-day breakfast could be just around the corner! #JackInTheBox #GeorgiaEats #FoodNews #Food50Share
Michael Morgan+FollowStone Mountain’s diner that’s worth the driveMetro Cafe Diner in Stone Mountain isn’t just a pit stop—it’s a destination for comfort food lovers from all over Georgia. Locals and out-of-towners alike rave about their all-day breakfast, sky-high cheesecakes, and portions that guarantee leftovers. The vibe is pure nostalgia, with friendly service and a menu that covers everything from classic omelets to Mediterranean gyros. Whether you’re refueling after a hike at Stone Mountain Park or just craving a late-night stack of pancakes, this spot delivers the kind of hearty, no-nonsense meals that bring people together. Who else has made the trip just for a slice of their legendary cheesecake? #Food #StoneMountain #GeorgiaEats12411Share
