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Atlanta Food and Dining News

Ela offers three hummus options, including this one featuring crispy chickpeas and sumac. The trio also is available as a $15 sampler, with grilled pita. Courtesy of Frankie Cole

Credit: Frankie Cole

Review: Ela delights in Atlanta with pan-Mediterranean mezze spreads

In addition to its natural appeal for the shared-plates crowd, the two-month-old restaurant’s timing is superb, as it joins buzzy restaurants nearby that include Tio Lucho’s, Southern Belle, Fishmonger and Colette Bread and Bakeshop. Ela is very much a neighborhood spot, but the food, drink and seasoned service also make it worth a drive.
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