Don't let the 20-foot (six-meter) skull that serves as an entryway deter you from enjoying the best burgers and pub food in the city. When club-hopping in Atlanta, a visit to this late-night spot is a must. This fun restaurant offers big portions, good service, and good food. The award-winning Vortex Burger is a half-pound (0.22 kilograms) burger with all the trimmings, and there is also a selection of pub-style sandwiches and salads on the menu. Vegetarian alternatives and non-beef sandwiches are available, while beers from all around the world serve as the popular foundation for most guests' evenings.
This delightful little find is tucked away amid antique shops, masquerades as a quiet cafe during the day, then serves some of Atlanta's best tapas when the sun goes down. At the Eclipse di Luna , the dining room is casual, decorated with metal trunks and quirky installations. The menu features Spanish ribs with balsamic vinegar and Luna's handmade mozzarella cheese. In true tapas fashion, you'll want to try a little of everything. Select from a great wine list to complement each phase of your meal.
Folk Art
Bare-bricked walls, colorful seating and vintage pop culture references lining the walls, lends Folk Art cafe a casual, laid-back folksy vibe. The restaurant features a diverse menu flaunting Southern-style comfort food favorites in a variety of tasty options. Specializing in breakfast and brunch, staples include such options as jumbo griddled biscuites, english muffin sandwiches with an assortment of fillings like fried egg and cheese, waffles, pancakes, burgers and more. A popular brunch spot, especially on weekends, the restaurant tends to get crowded, as they don't accept reservations, it's a good idea to get there early. A good place for a casual meal out with friends or family, the restaurant is kid-friendly and offers a special menu for children. For more information, visit the website.
Alma Cocina beautifully takes you through a culinary journey of Latin America. Introducing contemporary Mexican cuisine with a fresh spin that blends all the other flavors of South America, the menu is delightfully refreshing. From street fare to fine dining, Alma Complement your meals with their unique tequila and cocktail lists. The restaurant takes pride in using fresh and locally sourced ingredients to create their dishes, ensuring quality and authenticity. Visit this warm and vibrant eatery in downtown for a great Mexican fiesta.
Cafe Sunflower is consistently voted the top vegetarian restaurant in Atlanta. The quiet, brightly-lit dining room is set back from the road a bit, adding to the serene atmosphere. The cooks here use only the freshest ingredients in interesting combinations to churn out California food with strong Asian, Mediterranean and Southwestern influences. Try the tofu stir-fry or the Sunflower sampler, and for dessert enjoy a piece of chocolate peanut butter tofu pie. Sunflower serves hand-picked organic wines and imported beer along with your favorite domestic selections.
BoccaLupo
BoccaLupo is a fusion restaurant located near the historic Inman Park. They specialize in hand-cut kinds of pasta that are tossed with fresh and new flavors. The folks at BoccaLupo strive to recreate popular Italian and American flavors in a snug environment. The menu is constantly evolving to incorporate seasonal and fresh ingredients. The tasting menu features delicacies like Gulf Snapper Ceviche with Tostada, Porcini and Morrel Mushroom Risotto, and Truffle Spaghetti Carbonara. For dessert, you can try the artisanal gelato or cream cheese panna cotta.
