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Best Restaurant to Take Visitors
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2019
Type of Award » Consumer Culture
Picked By » Critics
Busy Bee Cafe (Where to Eat Recommendation)
Type of Award » Consumer Culture
Picked By » Critics
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2019
Type of Award » Consumer Culture
Picked By » Readers
Mary Mac's Tea Room (Where to Eat Recommendation)
Type of Award » Consumer Culture
Picked By » Readers
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2018
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
Trader Vic's (Featured)
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
It shocks me how many Atlantans haven't been to Trader Vic's. It's a kitschy Pacific Rim gem hidden below the Atlanta Marriott Marquis that dishes out Mai Tais in fish bowls. Because sharing is caring and good for the immune system. Aloha already!
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2018
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Mary Mac's Tea Room (Where to Eat Recommendation)
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2016
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Imperial Fez Mediterranean Restaurant & Lounge (Where to Eat Recommendation)
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2015
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
The Vortex - Little Five Points
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2015
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
The Vortex - Little Five Points
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2014
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
The Optimist (Featured)
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2013
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
The Vortex - Little Five Points
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2012
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
TIE: Empire State South and JCT Kitchen Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
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Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2011
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
The Vortex - Little Five Points
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2010
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Rathbun's (Permanently Closed)
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Runner-up: The Vortex Bar and Grill
878 Peachtree St., 404-875-1667; 438 Moreland Ave., 404-688-1828. www.thevortexbarandgrill.com.
Best restaurant to take visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2009
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
TWO urban licks
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Runner-up
Mary Mac's Tea Room
224 Ponce de Leon Ave., 404-876-1800, www.marymacs.com
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2008
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
TWO urban licks
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2008
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Watershed on Peachtree
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2007
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
TWO urban licks
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2007
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
Watershed on Peachtree
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
You’ve heard it countless times when visitors come to town: “Where can I get a real taste of Atlanta?” The answer is WATERSHED. Chef Scott Peacock’s cooking is classic Southern without the usual kitsch and without the excessive “updating” and fusion.more...
You’ve heard it countless times when visitors come to town: “Where can I get a real taste of Atlanta?” The answer is WATERSHED. Chef Scott Peacock’s cooking is classic Southern without the usual kitsch and without the excessive “updating” and fusion. The Tuesday-night fried chicken dinner is the quintessential Watershed experience, but the daily menu includes plenty of classics, too: salmon croquettes, okra pancakes, fried catfish and barbecued chicken. In fact, dishes like those earned Peacock a James Beard award as best chef in the Southeast this year.
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Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2006
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
Son's Place (Permanently Closed)
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
It there’s one thing your out-of-town visitors may not be able to get in other big cities, it’s genuine, delicious Southern soul food, served up with a side of hospitality. Atlanta couldn’t ask for a better welcoming party for those out-of-towners than SON’S PLACE,more...
It there’s one thing your out-of-town visitors may not be able to get in other big cities, it’s genuine, delicious Southern soul food, served up with a side of hospitality. Atlanta couldn’t ask for a better welcoming party for those out-of-towners than SON’S PLACE, where even Yankees will love the squash casserole, collards and ho-cakes. As if all that food weren’t enough, the folks behind the counter are likely to clang the bell for first-timers to welcome them to Son’s Place. We just hope that you love your guests, because once they’ve eaten here they may never leave.
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Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2006
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Taverna Plaka
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Readers
Best Restaurant to Take Visitors BOA Award Winner
Year » 2005
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
TWO urban licks
Type of Award » Oral Pleasures
Picked By » Critics
Eating at TWO URBAN LICKS is as much about the spectacle as it is about the meal. With so much competing for your attention — the frenzied bar, the giant rotisserie, the wall of windows overlooking the Midtown skyline — it’s easy to get swept up in the scene. Small plates withmore...
Eating at TWO URBAN LICKS is as much about the spectacle as it is about the meal. With so much competing for your attention — the frenzied bar, the giant rotisserie, the wall of windows overlooking the Midtown skyline — it’s easy to get swept up in the scene. Small plates with cheeky names like “lamb lollipops” are good for sharing and make great conversation starters, too. Atlanta may not have much in the way of tourist attractions, but an over-the-top dining spectacle like Two more than makes up for it.
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