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The 2nd Annual Atlanta Food & Wine Festival

April 17, 2012 | Category: Events | by Chris Watkins - 1 Comment

Don’t call it a comeback…

It’s hard to believe that we’re less than a month away from the 2nd Annual Atlanta Food & Wine Festival. The inaugural Atlanta Food & Wine Festival was the ultimate food festival litmus test. After attending several Aspen Food & Wine Festivals and asking themselves why Atlanta didn’t have its own, festival founders Dominique Love and Elizabeth Feichter were faced with the daunting task of creating a culinary event that would showcase and celebrate the food and beverage traditions of the South.

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Taste Of Atlanta: Preview

October 20, 2011 | Category: Events | by eat. drink. repeat. - 27 Comments

Tasting our way through Atlanta…

When the gang at Taste of Atlanta asks if you want a preview of what to expect at this year’s festival, the only thing we wanted to know was where to show up… and show up we did. With JCT Kitchen, RiRa, TukTuk and The Barrelhouse all on board to tease us, we discovered that after 10 years, Taste of Atlanta still has it.

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Inman Park Restaurant Week

September 20, 2011 | Category: Events | by Casey Horton - 0 Comments

Eat, Drink, and Be Merry…

Just in time for these wonderful autumnal temperatures, Inman Park Restaurant Week continues through September 25th. Take a stroll through historic Inman Park and stop at any one of the 14 participating restaurants, where you’ll enjoy a three-course, prix fixe menu. The week-long gourmet affair will feature some of Inman Park’s most popular restaurants including Fritti, Rathbun’s, Sotto Sotto, Wisteria, Il Localino, Kevin Rathbun Steak, One Eared Stag, Parish, Sauced, Park’s Edge, Pure Taqueria, The Albert, Victory Sandwich Bar, and North Highland Pub. Not only will you enjoy delectable fare, but part of the proceeds will benefit the Atlanta Community Food Bank. In other words, you can’t lose.

Inman Park Restaurant Week | September 19 – 25, 2011

 

 

Neighborhood Discovery: WestSide Midtown

September 16, 2011 | Category: Local Love, Neighborhood Discovery and Round-Ups | by Sarah-Ann - 8 Comments

Movin’ on up… to the WestSide.

Centered around Howell Mill Road between 10th and 17th street, the WestSide is becoming one of the next best kitschy-cool neighborhoods in Atlanta, which rivals (or happily reminds you of) other well-known industrial haunts a la the Meatpacking District in NYC or Soho in London. A great mix of restaurants, shops and bars make this neighborhood a top contender for where the Atlanta elite are now starting to prefer to “see and be seen” and can only mean that the addition of a Starbucks location is inevitable. From the gorgeous Anthropologie and Star Provisions family to the coveted Sid & Ann Mashburn stores, there is something for everyone in this understated part of town. Read on for an inside scoop on some of the best food spots in the area for whatever mood you’re in.


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Atlanta Labor Day Planner

August 31, 2011 | Category: Events and Holidays | by Casey Horton - 1 Comment

Fun , foodie events for the whole family…

Ah, Labor Day — the bittersweet end of summer made better only by knowing football season is just around the corner. What better way to enjoy the last hurrah of summer than by eating, drinking, and enjoying yourself? Read on for our favorite food-centric ways to celebrate…

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Interesting Appetizers

August 22, 2011 | Category: Round-Ups | by Casey Horton - 0 Comments

Good things come in small packages…

Someone once said that appetizers are the little things you keep eating until you lose your appetite. And with the varied appetizers and small plates around town, it may very well be true. One can easily make an entire meal by sampling from the small plates on a menu. Read on for some of my personal favorites.

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Atlanta Spots to Let it Linger

August 10, 2011 | Category: Round-Ups | by Casey Horton - 0 Comments

 

Do you have to, do you have to let it linger? Why, yes.

While bar-hopping all over town is a noble pursuit with many rewards, it can be just as amusing to nestle into one spot for the night and watch how it morphs over the course of an evening. Efficient partygoers know how to fulfill all their debaucherous needs in one place. Settle in for dinner first, then head over to the party side of the joint and get your groove on. Read on for some one-stop spots for all your entertainment needs.

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Food Truck Wednesdays in Virginia Highland

August 3, 2011 | Category: Events and Reviews | by Casey Horton - 0 Comments

 

Put some umph in your hump day…

You see them all over the place – Virginia Highland, Midtown, Buckhead, Atlantic Station, Woodruff Arts Center. Food trucks are increasingly present, and hopefully even more so in the future. It all seemed to start with the King of Pop’s delicious, gourmet popsicles (and with flavors like chocolate sea salt, pineapple habanero, and tangerine basil, of course they’re popular); but now, food trucks are popping up all over the city and there’s no shortage of variety: Korean style tacos from the Yumbii truck, perfectly cooked fries with numerous toppings from The Fry Guy, Southern-inspired gelato flavors from Honeysuckle Gelato’s truck, every hot dog you can imagine from The Pup Truck, delicious Venezuelan stuffed, griddled corn cakes (called Arepas) from the WOW! Truck, and so much more.

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Terrapin Beer Dinner At Meehan’s Public House

July 26, 2011 | Category: Events | by Chris Watkins - 0 Comments

It’s all about corn…seriously.

As part of their summer series, Meehan’s Public House Downtown invited Athens, GA’s Terrapin Brewing Company to host a one-of-a-kind beer dinner.

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No. 246 An Italian Food Symphony

July 17, 2011 | Category: Reviews | by Sarah-Ann - 0 Comments

un’esperienza bella cena…

As a former Park Slope, NY resident, I can attest to the fact that Brooklyn is practically perfection. Quaint shops, talented artists, pre-war brownstones and of course, incredible food. So when I moved to Atlanta, I needed to find my fix. A neighborhood that embodied all those things, and reminded me of home. But most importantly, that could replace my food cravings. Once you’ve been to Al Di La, you’ll understand what I mean. So when Chefs Ford Fry and Drew Belline announced the opening of No. 246 in Decatur, my interest was piqued.

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