Casual Dinners

Despite this laid-back environment, the old-school Reynoldstown bar will impress on date nights with upscale Southern bites and classy cocktails.

Go to this longtime Indian restaurant in Cumberland for its robust lunch buffet.

Colletta in Alpharetta may be buzzy, but it offers little in return for a long wait.

Ton Ton Ramen & Yakitori is the only spot in PCM for ramen.

Head to Hotto Hotto in Grant Park for great ramen on a lively patio.

Hajime serves great ramen in a relaxed environment.

Big meat and bread, we like it, Zaddy!

The original Grecian Gyro in Hapeville has been around for over 30 years and is a reliable stop for made-to-order pitas.

Your guide to perfectly grilled classics, generously topped franks, and other great hot dogs you should know.

Wagaya, which also has a sister restaurant in West Midtown, is arguably the most popular dinner spot in Emory Village, and for good reason.

Okiboru isn’t your average fast casual joint–the ramen here is excellent.

If you’re a beer lover, The Porter, a landmark beer hall in Little Five Points, should be on your radar.

With a focus on fried foods, this Reynoldstown spot is easy to love.

South Atlanta's longtime hub for crab legs and a good time.

Immortalized in Atlanta rap verses, this classic soul food spot is still a must-visit.

Atkins Park in Virginia-Highland is one of the oldest bars in Atlanta, and it’s great for a beer and a burger.

This Decatur taco joint works best for a pre-game spot for margaritas.

This chain in Midtown offers mediocre ramen.

With $6 entrees, Eats has been a mainstay on Ponce for more than 30 years.

Not just a cultural landmark, The Busy Bee is the best, most consistent spot for old-school soul food in the city.

Nicky's Undefeated in Tucker makes excellent cheesesteaks and is obsessed with all things Philly.

This ramen spot in Midtown has combinations you won't find anywhere else.

Twain's in Decatur has better food and beer than most divey pool halls.