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The Most Fun Dinner Spots In Atlanta
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The 8 Best Restaurants To Have A Group Dinner
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Painted Pickle
Grab a paddle or a rum-spiked Arnold Palmer at Painted Pickle, a fun eat-and-play restaurant near Armour Yards.
Bully Boy
Sitting just off the Eastside BeltLine trail, Bully Boy is a relaxed, Japanese-leaning seafood spot.
The Most Fun Dinner Spots In Atlanta
Whether you're just trying to kick it or kick ass, these "eatertainment" spots come through to save date nights and family outings with a meal and fun activity.
Bon Ton
Bon Ton in Midtown is a New Orleans-inspired spot with seafood boils, Vietnamese food, and lots of fun drinks.
Bole Ethiopian Restaurant
Bole is a family-owned Ethiopian restaurant that's open late and has lots of great shareable plates.
Paper Plane
Paper Plane in Hapeville is a Thai restaurant with a bar-like ambience and fun patio that make it a great setting for everything from date nights to kid-friendly outings.
Gunshow
We like the unpredictability of this Glenwood Park spot and the noisy and somewhat chaotic atmosphere in the dining room with chefs on the floor and a bar cart making the rounds.
The 8 Best Restaurants To Have A Group Dinner
Everyone finally agreed on a date for the group dinner. Choosing a spot should be the easy part.
Angry Crab Shack
Angry Crab Shack is decent option in Atlantic Station for seafood lovers and social drinkers.
Where To Go When You Don’t Want To Make A Big Deal About Your Birthday, But You Actually Kinda Do
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Hampton + Hudson
Between trivia nights and game watch parties, Hampton + Hudson in Inman Park is a cool spot to meet up with friends, have a beer, and watch the United games.
Toscano Ristorante Italiano
The pasta at Toscano is just OK, but their giant portions make them a tempting consideration over better spots.
The Mad Italian
The Mad Italian offers a hodgepodge of tolerable, fast-casual takes on standard Italian dishes.
Brewhouse
If you need a spot to watch a game, particularly soccer, Brewhouse in Little Five is your sports bar.
BoccaLupo
BoccaLupo is an Italian-American restaurant with a comfortable atmosphere, chill music, and outstanding food.
El Tesoro - West End
El Tesoro expands to a second location inside Wild Heaven brewery in the West End.
Rodney Scott’s BBQ
Known for their pit-smoked whole hog cooking style, Rodney Scott's is an old-school BBQ joint that makes good, timeless Southern hits.
Victory Sandwich Bar
Victory Sandwich Bar in Inman Park is a great place to stop right off the BeltLine for mini sandwiches, whiskey Coke slushies, and ping pong.
Stats Brewpub
Stats in Downtown Atlanta is a great place to go for good wings, cold brews, and ATL sport fandom.
Wild Leap
Thanks to the convenient pedestrian bridge, it’s not a wild leap to say we’ve found our favorite spot to pre-game for an event at Mercedez-Benz.
Pappadeaux
The Louisiana-style seafood restaurant is consistent, and overflowing fried catfish platters are good enough to justify the eight trips you’ll make around the Marietta parking lot.
The Orient
When it’s date night but your babysitter canceled, hit the hibachi grill at The Orient in Cumberland.