Our breakfast of choice: a heaping bowl of BBQ shrimp & cheese grits or steak hash and eggs. Read more.
There are breakfast burritos and sammies, Sunday brunch like Stuffed Challah French Toast, Banana Nut Pancakes, and Blueberry Crepes, and dinner from seared ahi to grilled beef tenderloin. Read more.
For brunch, we love the cheddar scrambled eggs, stone-ground grits, and applewood smoked bacon and for dinner, the buttermilk fried chicken is where it's at.
At approximately noon on Jan 15, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr was born in an upstairs bedroom at this home and lived here until he was 12 years old. Visit the King Center to schedule a Ranger led tour.
In 2003, Atlanta City Council honored former Mayor Jackson by renaming the airport Hartsfield-Jackson. Jackson's work was instrumental in adding the 5th runway making Atlanta the busiest in the world. Read more.
It was built in 1928 for Edward & Emily Inman after their house in Ansley Park burned in 1924. The Inman family resides in Oakland Cemetery. Read more.
The statue of John B. Gordon sitting atop a horse is the only equestrian statue at the Capitol. The statue of Joseph E. Brown standing next to his wife is the only female statue on the grounds. Read more.
Fort Walker was located in the SE corner of the park. It was named after CSA General W.H.T. Walker who was killed during the Battle of Atlanta on July 22, 1864. Read more.
Check out Fox Bros BBQ as it was featured on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives for Amazing BBQ serving up homemade smoked brisket and pork. Try the Fox Burger which is actually brisket. Read more.
Everything was delicious. The octopus, shrimps, oysters, the fish poached in duck fat, even the dessert. This is a must to visit in Atlanta
The food here is delicious. Try the cashew cheese plate. The vegan burger is yummy. Open 24/7. This place is a winner.
