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Local beef deserves more care at Vice Steak Bar in Milton
Vice Steak Bar in Milton controls its beef supply chain from farm to table — yet fails to deliver a polished dining experience.
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Mai favorite escape: Where to find stellar versions of a Mai Tai in Atlanta
Atlanta is home to the last Trader Vic’s that Victor Bergeron (restaurant owner and inventor of the Mai Tai) personally helped design.
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How Atlantans are raising adventurous eaters
Through cooking classes and hands-on experiences, Atlantans are exposing their kids to international cuisines and the cultures they come from.
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Where to eat near Mercedes-Benz Stadium as the football seasons kick off
Downtown Atlanta has plenty of dining options for fans who want to grab a bite on game day for Aflac Kickoff Games in college football or the Atlanta Falcons' home opener.
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Interesting ways to eat caviar around metro Atlanta
While caviar comes in many types, it can also come served many ways — including with a martini, omelet, toast, middlins and more.
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The Atlanta fine dining scene’s secret sauce? Jet fuel.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, long known as a major economic engine, also gives the city a distinct advantage in dining.
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We Love Buford Highway group puts focus on Peru in its annual FEAST fundraiser
FEAST, the annual fundraiser by We Love Buford Highway, will feature Peruvian food and culture to support its programs, like Feeding Families.
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How Georgia became the first state to define its culinary culture
"Taste the State Georgia" by Kevin Mitchell and David Shields tells the stories of 65 foods and dishes emblematic of the Peach State.
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How a newlywed’s recipe for mustard eventually became a business
Lisa Killorin launched Columbus, Georgia-based Sassy Mustard using a 30-year-old recipe. Now, her products are sold in 22 states and growing.
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Spoons, glasses, aprons and knives: These are a few of Atlanta chefs’ favorite things
Atlanta-area food and beverage professionals discuss their personal culinary collections that range from spoons to glasses to aprons and knives.