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First Look: Atlanta Grill updated as AG at the Ritz-Carlton Atlanta

By Bob Townsend
Oct 10, 2016
Enchanted Springs Trout with pole beans, summer squash and blistered tomatoes. / Photo contributed by The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta.

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Cocktails (left to right) - Martini, Smoky Old Fashioned and Perfect Negroni. / Photo contributed by The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta

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Baked Alaska, torched tableside with 151 dark rum. / Photo contributed by The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta

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AG Steak Chef du Cuisine Josh Fryer. / Photo contributed by The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta

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