Atlanta GA restaurants

Ginny A. wrote:
>I have lived in the Atlanta area for several years and tired of the same restaurants, can anyone suggest any??
>I like all kinds of food and have been to almost all of them.

Try Dante's Down the Hatch.  I love that restaurant.

>(hint: Love it all, and no, not at all overweight..........)

No offense Ginny, but I hate you. :)

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Have you tried these Atlanta Restaurants?  They are my favorites.

Indigo Coastal Grill---Great Seafood..Conque fritters..key lime pie is great.

Tortillas--One of my favorite inexpensive places..Try the Super Pork Burrito.

Kudzo Cafe--Located in Buckhead on Peachtree..The Tuna Burger is Wonderful.

Chops--More Expensive...Located in Buckhead..The Steaks are huge.

Cheescake Factory--The portions are enough to last three meals.  Ask for a doggie bag.  I love the Tuscan Salad.

Pung Mie-Located on Buford Highway..Authentic Asian...Try the dumplings...lots of Exotic Choices.

The Colonnade--This was a pleasant surprise.  Located on Cheshirebridge Road.  The yeast rolls are amazing..Salmon croquettes...Fried chicken..Southern Spcialties.  Get there early because there is always a wait.

Hope you find something interesting on my list.

Someone wrote:
: I have lived in the Atlanta area for several years and tired of the same restaurants, can anyone suggest any?? : : I like all kinds of food and have been to almost all of them. : : (hint: Love it all, and no, not at all overweight..........) : Well, Ginny, you don't say what are "the same restaurants", so some of these might be ones you're tired of ;-), but here goes:

Indigo's Coastal Grill (North Highland Ave., more or less north of
  Virginia Highlands) great seafood with a Carribean twist.  No
  reservations, but a fun place to hang and have a couple of drinks
  while you wait.  Also try Partner's next door; same owners.

Chef's Cafe (in a Quality Inn, or similar motel, just under I85 on
  Piedmont).  Don't know how to classify this, other than nouvelle
  American, but *excellent*.  My current favorite Atlanta restaurant.

Nino's (Cheshire Bridge Road, not far off Piedmont) wonderful Italian,
  nice atmosphere, not for those with Fear of Cholesterol.

Camille's (North Highland) Italian neighborhood place, not afraid of
  liberal use of butter, olive oil, and cream.

Fat Matt's Rib Shack (Piedmont) I don't eat red meat, but I'm told the
  ribs are excellent -- the barbecued chicken sure is!  Live blues.

Tom Tom (Lenox Mall) very good bistro, small but well-chosen selection
  of single malt scotches is a plus.  Located down in the food court
  end of the mall.

Bridgetown Grill (2 locations - Little Five Points and Peachtree, close
  Fox).  Carribean.

There are 2 Thai places in a little strip mall adjacent to Ansley Mall.
  At least one of them is pretty good (the one closest to Ansley Mall,
  don't remember the name).

If you're ever heading south of town on I85, pull off at Hogansville,
  and try Hogan's Heros (yeah, they sell subs, but it's mainly an
  Italian restaurant, and very good.  Crappy wine list, though; you
  can probably get away with bringing your own).

Have fun!

Larry Owen

For Cuban try Coco Loco on Sydney Marcus at Piedmont.