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Where to Eat in Kirkwood
Ann's Snack Bar (permanently closed) Food
Named best burger in the country by the Wall Street Journal, it's sometimes hard to get a seat at Ann's. The favorite here remains a double cheeseburger with mayo only. The Ghetto Burger is a masochistic order: a plate-filling sandwich topped with chili, cheese, onions, and bacon. Whatever you order...
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Anna & Cali's Cafe Food Truck Caterer, Food Truck, Barbecue
Black-owned Business
Tasty barbecue favorites for all occasions and at your convenience are what we're all about at Anna & Cali's Cafe Food Truck. We are your number one destination for savory barbecue, hearty burgers, and more at our barbecue food truck in Atlanta, GA. Whether you want to grab a quick, tasty sandwich f...
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Arden's Garden Kirkwood Juice Shop
One of nearly a dozen shops run by Arden Zinn, Atlanta's leading fresh-juice producer. Pure fruit and veggies go into her juices and smoothies. Also a one-stop shop for detoxers and juice-fasters.
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Dailies & Sides Restaurant @ Pullman Yards Restaurant
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Dish Dive (permanently closed) Restaurant
Expect gussied-up dishes with local ingredients from this intimate eatery. The menu is rotating, but mainstays include foods like duck confit fries and slow-roasted hen pot pies.
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Dulce Vegan Bakery & Cafe Bakery, Cupcake Shop, Vegan/Vegetarian
Howell Belser and Idalys Sansores own this Kirkwood vegan bakery/cafe. Complete with sandwiches and bakery items, Dulce is surprisingly satisfying even to meat or lacto eaters. The bakery uses nothing but organic products, is strictly vegan and also bakes pastries that are gluten-free or otherwise m...
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Elmyriachi Restaurant
CL: Adult version of Elmyr in L5P.
Kirkwood's Elmyriachi, sister restaurant to L5P burrito dive Elmyr, offers casual Tex-Mex cuisine such as build-your-own tacos (try the smoked brisket), avocado-jalapeño margaritas, and more. Don't miss Elmyriachi's spacious patio overlooking Hosea L. Williams Drive.
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Fishmonger Restaurant, Seafood
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La Calavera (permanently closed) Bakery
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Le Petit Marche (permanently closed) Restaurant, Breakfast
Black-owned Business
Boasting a small selection of fresh baked cookies and cheeses and salami, this country French deli serves up breakfast, panino, and salads.
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Poco Loco Neighborhood Provisions Vegan/Vegetarian, Breakfast
CL: CL's Cliff Bostock Recommends: This breakfast takeout joint in Kirkwood gives full expression to the wacky imagination and humor of its owner, Nick Melvin. Three fat, perfectly rolled breakfast burritos are offered daily – one for carnivores, one for ovo-lacto-vegetarians, and one for kids. Just as compelling are daily-changing provisions in a case next to the cash register. You’ll find, for example, Atlanta’s realest carnitas, sauces, soups, and other entrees for home heating. — CB
Website: Burritos and more…Crafted from the highest quality local ingredients our authentic, but unique, burritos satisfy at any meal (but our breakfast burritos are where it’s at). Each burrito is wrapped in a handmade tortilla and delivers unique and addictive flavors.
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Poppa Corn's Gourmet Popcorn Food
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Spice Bistro Restaurant
Sun in My Belly Cafe or Coffee Shop, Breakfast, Brunch
The quintessential European neighborhood café located in the Kirkwood neighborhood of Atlanta. Breakfast and familiar sandwiches are served at this popular brunch spot.
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Sweet Librarian Food
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Taproom Coffee Cafe or Coffee Shop
Sure, coffee is in the name and something you can still order, but the draught selection at Taproom rotates and always impresses. The lights are on until 10 p.m. (save Sundays when it closes at 8 p.m.) and there are $4 pints on Mondays.
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The Abby Singer (permanently closed) Restaurant
CL: CL's Cliff Bostock Recommends: You’re always looking for food with a Midwestern twang, right? Find it at this rather peculiar gastropub inside the Pratt Pullman Yard, where the gigantic “Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” was located for about six months (and will be reopening elsewhere in Atlanta in March). The big deal here is the Juicy Lucy, a half-pound burger stuffed with cheese, but I was more smitten by the fried cheese curds that Canadian and Wisconsin fugitives cry for constantly. Get a seat at the bar and chat with the bartender Abby — not the Abby — who pastors a church and is fluent in liberation theology and boozeology.
Website: The Abby Singer name comes from an Assistant Director that would announce which scene the crew was currently filming. When Mr. Abby Singer would call out “Martini,” (known as the last shot for the day) everyone would know that he was mistaken and that there was “always one last shot.”
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Urban Pie Pizza
Pizza, salads and cannoli offered in a picturesque former gas station. Although the slices are NYC-styled, Urban Pie prefers to be known as "Kirkwood-style pizza." Thin crust is standard here, and with a $10 one-topping pizza special every day, it makes for a good neighborhood option.
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Wyatt's Country BBQ Barbecue
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Kirkwood, Atlanta Neighborhood Guide - Restaurants