Dining

Grade-A sushi, prime cut steaks and sweet-potato soufflé are all part of what makes Downtown Atlanta a culinary wonder. Long known for modern presentation of traditional southern cooking, Atlanta restaurants also offer authentic tapas, homemade cornbread, Thai noodles, and a variety of other ethnic selections that represent Atlanta’s diverse culture.

Downtown Dining District

Atlanta’s Downtown Dining District offers more than 300 dining and nighttime entertainment options, including more than 100 spots for a quick bite. So whether you’re grabbing a snack, celebrating with your friends, or enjoying a four-course meal and a fine bottle of wine, Downtown is your destination. www.atlantadowntowndining.com

Fine Dining

Make a deal or make a date at one of these upscale restaurants. Grade-A sushi, prime cut steaks, homemade pastas, and locally-grown vegetables served in award-winning designed spaces are all part of what makes impressive dining experiences in Downtown Atlanta. map it

Casual Dining

If you’re looking for a sit-down restaurant with high-quality, reasonably-priced food, look no further. From Southern BBQ to Mexican and diner favorites to pub grub, Downtown’s got it all. map it

Quick Bites

Whether it’s a sandwich, gyro, or soup & salad, these dining establishments will get you in and out when you’ve got a busy day. map it

Coffee and Dessert

For a great way to start or end your day, try one of these spots for a jolt of caffeine or a taste of something sweet. map it

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