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It amazes me that I am putting Atlanta on this web site. For the six months that
I lived there, I ate at two places:
 | The Waffle House: The Best Restaurant in Atlanta, bar none; total consistency; brilliant
hash browns; excellent condiments; great music; impeccable service; bring a franchise to
NYC! ($) (See my tribute) |
| The Buckhead Diner: Not great, but the blue cheese homemade potato chips were great in
1994 ($$$) |
But times have changed, and Atlanta now has some great places to eat!
My favorite, and one of my new favorite restaurants in the U.S. is:
| Holeman & Finch Public House: "From head to tail" mantra; killer burger;
insane menu; good beer and whiskey; recent meal added to the
Meals of my Life
section ($$$) |
And my other favorites still remain:
| Bacchnalia: One of the best restaurants in Atlanta; consistently good; great
cheese cart; cool market ($$$$) |
| Restaurant Eugene: Excellent high-end restaurant from the same group who
owns Holeman & Finch ($$$$) |
| Jake's Ice Cream: Truly amazing ice cream,
especially the brown vanilla; you'll love Della, their cow! ($) |
| The Food Studio: In the King Plow district; cool space; innovative food ($$$) |
| Sotto Sotto: Great wine selection and solid Italian food (for Atlanta) ($$$) |
| Any Restaurant on Buford Highway! ($) |
| Floataway Cafe: I was not impressed, but I rarely am in Atlanta ($$$) |
There are some bad restaurants, but I don't want to clog up the site. There are too
many to list.
The steak houses are totally over-rated:
| Bones is the best, but it is not that great. |
| Chops is an over-priced tourist-trap |
| Angelo & Maxie's is now open...ughhhh |
| Morton's is your best bet. |
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