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48 Hours in Atlanta: Where to Eat and What to Skip

Where to eat, what to do, and where Atlanta locals actually go this weekend — starting in the BeltLine and Inman Park.

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Best Food Halls in Atlanta, Tried and Tested

Four Atlanta food halls, tried on foot and empty stomach, prove the format only works when it stays specific to the neighborhood holding it up.

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Best Date Spots in Midtown for Couples

Midtown packs a park, a world-class museum, a historic marquee, and a skyline's worth of rooftops into a few walkable blocks, which is precisely why it works so well for two.

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Date Night Ideas in Atlanta for Couples

A working guide to romancing someone across a city where distance is the whole point, from BeltLine wine bars to Decatur porches to Fox Theatre balconies.

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Things to Do in Midtown: The Local Guide

From Piedmont Park's meadow to the marble steps of the Fox Theatre, a working list of what actually rewards a trip into Midtown, written by someone who lives a few exits down the BeltLine.

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Best Bars in Midtown, Block by Block

Midtown isn't one bar scene, it's four or five stacked on top of each other along a few blocks of Peachtree, and knowing which one you're walking into changes the whole night.

Don't-Miss

10 Things to Do in Atlanta This Week

  1. Live music in the BeltLine
    Thursday–Sunday
  2. Saturday market in Inman Park
    Morning, rain or shine
  3. Gallery night downtown
    Friday evening, free
  4. A walk and a coffee in West Midtown
    Any clear morning
  5. Pop-up dinner from a local chef
    Limited seats — reserve ahead
  6. Street fair in the BeltLine
    Sunday, family-friendly

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