Bon Ton
New Orleans meets Vietnam at Atlanta’s Bon Ton, where everything is different, from spicy boiled peanuts to 5-spice shrimp with buttered bread.
Your Guide to Authentic Regional Eats
New Orleans meets Vietnam at Atlanta’s Bon Ton, where everything is different, from spicy boiled peanuts to 5-spice shrimp with buttered bread.
From roasted corn and fried chicken hash to fluffy biscuits with hot pepper jelly, excellent and large breakfast dishes abound all day at Atlanta’s West Egg Café.
Don’t call the $4 sandwiches at Victory sliders. They’re so much more, served in a gorgeous open-air spot with magical popcorn & ramen, fresh salads & spiked soda.
Busy Bee Café is one of Atlanta's best soul food restaurants. Try fried chicken sided by southern vegetables; save room for red velvet cake dessert.
Of course you want Delia's chicken sausage, but be sure to finish this fine Atlanta meal with the unusual cupcake-in-a-blender dessert called a cake shake.
A small BBQ restaurant north of downtown Atlanta, Fat Matt's features live music on weekends. To eat: big slabs of smoky ribs sided by Brunswick stew.
Manuel's is a friendly Atlanta bar known for big burgers and some of the best Brunswick stew in the South.
Downhome food created by masters in humble surroundings has made the Silver Skillet an Atlanta, Georgia, Roadfood legend. Must eat: lemon icebox pie.
Hot dogs are the house specialty at Atlanta's Varsity, the world's largest drive in. The prime adornment is chili, and the right drink is Frosted Orange.