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The Hit ListAtlanta

March Hit List: Bastone, KR Steakbar, Dough Boy Pizza Co, and More

Yep, we’ve already arrived at the third month of 2023. That means it’s time to March yourself right up to…

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Winter radishes from Bread and Butterfly Farms, Banner Butter with J.Q. Dickinson next to seasoned pork rinds at Holeman and Finch.

The RundownAtlanta

Holeman & Finch Is Open Again in Atlanta

Before you go to a restaurant, what do you want — or need — to know most? In our series,…

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The Hit ListAtlanta

The February Hit List: Holeman & Finch, Humble Pie, Yalda, and More

If you think it’s been a mild winter so far, February may end up being even warmer, both in temperature…

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GuidesAtlanta

The Ultimate Guide to Atlanta’s Westside, According to Fabian Williams

A growing storm, approaching just as we’re heading to Miller Union, complicates our plans to visit all of the places…

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The Hit ListAtlanta

Where to Eat in January: Alici, Foundation Social Eatery, Ranger Station, and More

It’s a new year, Atlanta. We hope you’re feeling good in 2023, and we hope you’re in the mood for something…

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Best of The Hit ListAtlanta

The 10 Restaurants That Defined Atlanta Dining in 2022

In a strong year for dining, what were the absolute standouts?  We asked our contributors to the Resy Hit List…

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The Hit ListAtlanta

Where to Eat in December: Isla & Co., Feedel Bistro, So So Fed, and More

The holidays have arrived in Atlanta. As winter settles in and shopping season begins, people are slowing down, working less,…

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The Hit ListAtlanta

Where to Eat in November: The Rotisserie Shop, Serenidad, Postino Wine Cafe, and More

Be thankful for what you’ve got, as the song goes.  Here, for the month that officially kicks off the holiday…

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The Hit ListAtlanta

Where to Eat in October: The Ashford, Fogon and Lions, and More

We’ve made it to October. Fall weather. Gorgeous trees. Libra season. Good eatin’.  There are not only a gang of…

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GuidesAtlanta

The Essential Atlanta Restaurants For Oyster Lovers

Not long ago Atlanta was, surprisingly, not an oyster town. Sure, we had oyster spots that were beloved for their…

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