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 #GeorgiaEats18218Share
Michael Morgan+FollowWhataburger closes two Georgia spots—what’s next?Whataburger fans in north Georgia are waking up to some big changes: the popular Texas burger chain just closed its Dahlonega and Athens locations. While it’s a letdown for folks who made those spots part of their routine, Whataburger says it’s all about focusing on areas where they can really shine. The good news? More locations are still coming to Georgia, with new spots opening soon in Suwanee and Carrollton. With 35 restaurants still open statewide, do you think this is a smart move for Whataburger, or will it shake up your burger runs? #Food #Whataburger #GeorgiaEats00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowWhataburger closes two Georgia spots—what’s next?Big changes for Whataburger fans in Georgia: the Dahlonega and Athens locations are shutting down this week. Even though these spots opened with a lot of excitement just three years ago, the company says they’re focusing on their strongest restaurants and still planning to open new ones in Suwanee and Carrollton. Employees from the closing stores are being offered transfers, so jobs are safe. With Whataburger still expanding across the state, what do you think—are you sad to see these locations go, or excited for the new ones coming soon? #Food #Whataburger #GeorgiaEats00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowGeorgia’s soul food buffets are pure comfortNothing brings people together in Georgia quite like a soul food buffet. These legendary spots—like Atlanta’s Busy Bee Café and Savannah’s Sisters of the New South—aren’t just about fried chicken and mac & cheese; they’re about family, history, and that unmistakable feeling of home. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, these buffets serve up more than food—they serve tradition. Have you tried any of these classics, or do you have a hidden gem to add to the list? Let’s swap stories and favorite dishes! #Food #GeorgiaEats #SoulFood00Share
Annette Jones+FollowGeorgia’s subs you can barely closeSome Georgia sandwich shops are taking “fully loaded” to a whole new level—these subs are so packed, you’ll need two hands and a strategy just to take a bite! From Decatur’s Victory Sandwich Bar with its quirky combos, to Savannah’s Zunzibar serving up bold, global flavors, and the Cuban-inspired creations at Cubanos ATL in Sandy Springs, these spots are redefining what a sub can be. Which local sandwich shop do you think serves the most over-the-top sub? Or do you have a favorite combo that deserves a spot on this list? Let’s talk sandwich greatness! #Food #GeorgiaEats #SandwichLovers00Share
Jason Wells+FollowGeorgia’s lobster roll scene is boomingTurns out, Georgia isn’t just about peaches and pecans—lobster rolls are making serious waves here! From Atlanta’s trendy Inman Park to the bustling stalls of Ponce City Market, local spots are serving up lobster rolls that rival New England’s best. Whether you crave a classic buttery roll or a creative Southern twist, there’s a version for every seafood lover. It’s wild to see how these restaurants blend coastal flavors with Southern hospitality, making lobster rolls a must-try in the Peach State. Have you found a favorite spot yet, or is there a hidden gem we should all know about? #Food #GeorgiaEats #LobsterRolls00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowWhataburger fans in Georgia face closuresWhataburger lovers in Georgia are about to lose two of their go-to spots, with both locations set to close their doors on December 15. For folks who made late-night burger runs or family stops at these restaurants, this change is going to hit home. It’s not just about missing a favorite meal—these closures mean fewer local jobs and one less community hangout. Anyone else feeling like Georgia’s fast-food scene just got a little less tasty? Share your favorite Whataburger memories or thoughts on what should fill the empty spaces! #Food #Whataburger #GeorgiaEats00Share
dianefrank+FollowGeorgia’s best fish fry windows for crispy lake perchNothing beats the simple joy of grabbing a hot, crispy bag of lake perch from a Georgia carryout window—especially when you know exactly where to go. These 14 spots are all about quick service, friendly faces, and that unbeatable crunch that survives the ride home. Whether you’re looping through Atlanta, Marietta, or even Sparta, each window delivers a stress-free pickup and a reliable dose of comfort food. No reservations, no drama—just golden, satisfying fish that turns a regular weekend into something special. Which local spot is your go-to for the perfect fish fry? Share your favorites and let’s build the ultimate Georgia fish trail! #Food #GeorgiaEats #FishFry00Share
