DeKalb County restaurant news

American consumers gave Chick-fil-A top marks, two Decatur restaurants closed and a major conference for hemp beverages is coming to Atlanta.

After five years in Decatur, Cremalosa will move down the road to a new development in Avondale Estates, with plans to open in September. It temporarily closes on June 21.

A Roswell cookbook author won an international award, a huge cocktail bar is planned for a Johns Creek development and more from the metro Atlanta dining scene.

Explore Atlanta's vast dining scene with these tours, ranging from Buford Highway to Ponce City Market. One company even offers a food tour for dogs.

Here are four dishes to seek out this month in the metro area, including one where a flower is the star as well as an edible vessel that holds a tasty filling.

Like murder with your French cuisine or sushi with your Studio Ghibli? How about serviceberries, dumplings or food fests? Metro Atlanta has it all in June.

Local chefs discuss their dishes containing aji amarillo peppers, which add a sweet, fruity heat.

Chef Terry Koval, winner of the James Beard award for Best Chef Southeast, and his wife, Jenn, have stayed close to home with their new offering.

Georgia's oldest restaurant goes up for sale, Shake Shack and Potbelly both announce local investments, another brewery shuts down and more from Atlanta's restaurant scene.

Zyka: The Taste has been serving great Indian food in Decatur for 28 years. Owner Nooruddin Fazal explains how his career came about by accident.