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7 places to buy king cake for Mardi Gras in metro Atlanta
King cake is typically available at bakeries until Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent.
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After more than three decades, not much has changed at Daddy D’z
Daddy D’z BBQ Joynt opened on Memorial Drive in Atlanta in 1993. Although it underwent an ownership change in 2017, the space and menu remain largely the same.
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A list of more than 300 Black-owned restaurants, food businesses in metro Atlanta
Black-owned restaurants and food businesses in metro Atlanta, compiled by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, including cafes, coffee shops, bakeries, full-service and casual sp...
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Review: New York import Jiang Nan brings expansive Chinese menu to Duluth
Duluth’s Jiang Nan can’t offer the grandeur of the original location in Queens, but it does offer a few moments of brilliance.
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MAP: Where to buy the best chocolate in metro Atlanta
Everyone, it seems, has a soft spot for chocolate. Valentine’s Day is celebrated with heart-shaped boxes — filled, of course, with bite-sized chocolates.
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Chocolate tastings, classes offer sweet experiences around metro Atlanta
Celebrate Valentine’s Day in metro Atlanta with an in-home chocolate-making class, factory tour or wine-pairing class.
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Review: Brasserie Margot brings fresh taste of France to the Four Seasons
At Brasserie Margot inside Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta, executive chef Jon Novak and his team offer fresh tastes of France in a seductive setting.
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This month’s biggest restaurant news from the Georgia coast
This installment of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s monthly coastal dining roundup covers a restaurant reopening in Townsend and James Beard Award news in Savannah.
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Review: La Metro offers casual, vibrant tapas in Ponce City Market
While you’re at La Metro at Ponce City Market, the crowds and commercial surroundings fade away, and you only wonder what you might order next.