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Review: Nan Thai Buckhead banking on venerable name to attract diners
Review: Did the rebranding of Chai Yo Modern Thai to Nan Thai Buckhead give this new version the staying power of the original?
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Here are 10 favorite metro Atlanta restaurants reviewed in 2024
AJC restaurant critics Ligaya Figueras and Henri Hollis pick 10 of the best restaurants they ate at in 2024.
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Review: Bey Mediterranean brings Lebanese hospitality to Roswell
Bey Mediterranean Kitchen & Bar, located in Roswell’s new Southern Post development, adheres to the cultural tradition of rolling out the red carpet for guests.
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Review: Atlanta’s Avize offers delicious trek through Alpine food traditions
Open since October in the former Nick’s Westside site, Avize is one of the most exciting restaurants to debut in metro Atlanta in 2024.
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Review: Natalie Bianca impresses in Cascade Heights
Natalie Bianca is a very good restaurant that deserves more customers. The menu has some very high peaks, the beverage program is better than many.
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Atlanta’s Motorboat makes a splash with filling sandwiches, soups and sips
Motorboat in Virginia-Highland has a model that works: easy, affordably priced sandwiches, salads, soups, sides and sips, served in a casual, inviting space.
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Bocado’s move to Sandy Springs produces immediate payoff
With some real hits on the menu, a thoughtful wine list and a convivial atmosphere, Bocado in Sandy Springs is likely to continue packing in diners.
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Recent openings include Persian and Chinese bakeries, Korean fried chicken spot
While some restaurants sound the trumpet when they open their doors, others turn the key quietly. Here are three under-the-radar dining destinations that debuted recently.
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Review: The Sparrow serves wide array of Sichuan cuisine in Midtown
Newly-opened Sichuan restaurant the Sparrow in Midtown Atlanta has substance and style; it just needs some buzz.
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Review: Nicky’s Undefeated brings Philly food culture to the ATL
Nicky's Undefeated in Tucker isn't just for displaced transplants. It’s also a place for the rest of us to get acquainted with the culinary equivalent of the Phillie Phanatic.