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At Nàdair, Chef Kevin Gillespie Weaves a Story of His Scottish-American Heritage

A 70-seat restaurant tucked away in the North Druid Hills area, Nàdair is set to make its debut with Scottish-inspired…

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Parnass Savang of Talat Market

20 Questions with Talat Market’s Parnass Savang

We play a game of 20 questions with the industry folks behind some of our favorite restaurants.

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What To Know About Lazy Betty, Now Open in Midtown

When a restaurant as revelatory to a city’s dining landscape like Lazy Betty relocates, there’s always excitement … and nervousness.…

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Emily Chan of JenChan's

20 Questions with JenChan’s Emily Chan

In the Resy Questionnaire, we play a game of 20 questions with the industry folks behind some of our favorite…

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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.

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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Kevin Rathbun Thinks Fine Dining Is Doing Just Fine

For most Atlantans, chef Kevin Rathbun needs no introduction. The restaurateur’s 45-year career has been successful by those traditional if…

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How to Score a Table at BoccaLupo, Atlanta’s Palace of Pasta

Jason Furst, general manager at BoccaLupo, jokingly calls himself a “reservations systems nerd.” That’s not a bad type of nerd…

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How to Get a Seat at Mujō, West Midtown’s Must-Try Omakase

In our regular series The One Who Keeps The Book, we talk to the people who handle reservations at your…

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How to Get a Table at Alpharetta’s Up on the Roof, And What to Order

Bringing a whole new (and literal) meaning to elevated bar food, Up on the Roof is perched atop the highest…

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Why Fellows Cafe Is Exactly Where You Want to Be On a Saturday Morning

In a small yellow house, tucked away on a quiet street in historic Roswell, sits Fellows Cafe. Each seat inside…

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