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Where "Captain America" star Chris Evans hangs out in Atlanta

Chris Evans as Captain America. Image: Marvel

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Chris Evans as Captain America. Image: Marvel
By Jennifer Brett
July 4, 2017

During the week of Independence Day, we figured a look at some of "Captain America" star Chris Evans' Atlanta outings was in order.

He starred as Steve Rogers/Captain America in "Captain America: Civil War," which filmed in Atlanta and was released last year. Next up, he reprises the role for the two "Avengers" movies Marvel is filming in Atlanta this summer.

He and Scarlett Johansson, who plays Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow, were spotted in Buckhead just recently.

They dined at this Midtown hot spot popular with visiting celebs during a previous visit .

Last year when he was here, Evans made it rain one night with some very unique currency .

He and a bunch of his costars were spotted cheering on the Atlanta Hawks one night.

Captain America's got to remain in tip-shop shape, of course. Here's where Evans was spotted toning his "monster physique," as our tipster put it .

Want to see him in action? Here are photos from the "Captain America: Civil War" set.

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