Upper Westside

At these spots, your beagle is always welcome.

Delilah's Everyday Soul in Chattahoochee Food Works is a solid stop when you’re on the Upper Westside and need a soul food fix.

Star Provisions is a quadruple threat as a top-tier bakeshop, market, cafe, and Upper Westside hangout.

Small local chain Henri’s has been in the baked goods business since 1929.

Sea Salt looks to make a splash on a part of Howell Mill that's nearly dried up.

This stall in Chattahoochee Food Works will lure you over with the strong smell of ribeye sizzling on the grill.

On quiet weekday evenings, you can roll into Chicheria for one of the chillest taco and margarita scenes in the city.

For quick and tasty Mexican-style tacos to take home with your grocery haul, Carniceria Ramirez is a worthy stop.

Outdoor enthusiasts will love Scofflaw on MacArthur, which has one of the most activity-driven beer gardens in the city.

Fire Maker quickly became a city favorite thanks to their successful interpretations of classic brew styles.

Munster Cravings makes an assortment of fun cookie creations with icings, drizzles, and fruit compotes.

Chattahoochee Row’s Your Third Spot has 27,000 square feet to fill with games and grub.

Fowling, ping pong tables, and wings can turn any day into game day.

Reservations are required for this speakeasy experience in ChatWorks, but we don’t have any about coming back here.

We love this all-vegan spot because Hippie Hibachi packs our takeout containers with so much stir fry we always have enough to share or take home for leftovers.

Phew’s Pies is a creative pizza pop-up that loads pies up with well-seasoned meats like lemon pepper wings and oxtail.

When we want to drink with people who keep cash under their mattress, we swing by Mr. C's.

The name Patty and Frank’s tells you everything you need to know about this counter-service food stall in Chattahoochee Food Works—all they serve are burgers and Piedmontese beef hot dogs.

A taste of the West Coast that’s still looking for some direction.

Krave is a counter-service Korean restaurant, and the ideal after-work stop when you need a quick, filling meal.

Located near the entrance of the Chatt Works food hall, Flying Fish gives you the quality takes on the usual rolls and nigiri hits while leaving room for other vendors.

Mochinut doesn’t open until noon, so it’s ideal for those of us who regularly hit snooze seventeen times in the morning but still fancy a donut.

Beat the Bomb in the Upper Westside is like an escape room on steroids.

With temperature-controlled outdoor bays, Topgolf provides a fun, year-round escape for some fresh air and an acceptable excuse to hit things with metal clubs.