Nopourno wrote: >I am in Atlanta until Mid-March and am looking for outstanding places to eat. >I love all types of food and am looking for inspirational dishes. Price is not >a huge issue if the food is spectacular. Both the Ritz Carlton dining rooms are wonderful. Gunther left the Buckhead dining room and has opened a place of his own. But from what I have heard back at the Ritz Buckhead, the place is so exclusive that Gunther didn't even put up a sign for his new place.....you just have to know where it is. Vini, Vedi, Vici...great Italian. The Horseradish Grill is very nice. And try Pano and Paul's. Wish is was going with you!! Join us at Myrtlewood Farms!! Accuracy of Recipe contents not warrented. Work Hard...Be Happy...Save Money....Irritate a liberal! http://www.mindspring.com/~bjbear/brawny.html Knoxville, TN USA
Atlanta, GA
Suggest Best Atlanta Eateries
NNTP-Posting-Date: Sun, 01 Feb 1998 22:59:56 EST Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu rec.food.restaurants:37663 Nopourno wrote: >I am in Atlanta until Mid-March and am looking for outstanding places to eat. >I love all types of food and am looking for inspirational dishes. Price is not >a huge issue if the food is spectacular. Please give me your feedback on Where >and What kind of food dish you recommend. Additional comments welcome. >Thanks! >Ray Try South City Kitchen 1144 Crescent Ave North, Atlanta Telephone: 404-873-7358 Excellent "southern" cuisine!
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Duncan D. wrote:
Nopourno wrote:
:>I am in Atlanta until Mid-March and am looking for outstanding places to eat. :>I love all types of food and am looking for inspirational dishes. Price is not :>a huge issue if the food is spectacular. Please give me your feedback on Where :>and What kind of food dish you recommend. Additional comments welcome. :>Ray
Best French -- especially fish ( and best fish of any kind) is
Brasserie le Coze, in Lenox Square. Best barbecued ribs is Corky's in Gwinnett ( a branch of the Memphis restaurant). Best Cajun is Pappadeaux -- but get there early or you'll wait hours, even on a weekday. rjfOn 2 Feb 1998 15:58:04 GMT, "Robert J. Fusillo" Someone wrote: >Duncan D. wrote: >Nopourno wrote: > >:>I am in Atlanta until Mid-March and am looking for outstanding places to eat. >:>I love all types of food and am looking for inspirational dishes. Price is not >:>a huge issue if the food is spectacular. Please give me your feedback on Where >:>and What kind of food dish you recommend. Additional comments welcome. >:>Ray > > Best French -- especially fish ( and best fish of any kind) is >Brasserie le Coze, in Lenox Square. Best barbecued ribs is Corky's >in Gwinnett ( a branch of the Memphis restaurant). Best Cajun is >Pappadeaux -- but get there early or you'll wait hours, even on a >weekday. >rjf Are you telling me that a chain restaurant is the best Cajun in Atlanta???? SHAME! ANYWAY, the best Ceasar Salad I have EVER had was at Atlanta Fish MArket on Pharr Rd last week. Morton's is the same everywhere. Good, but $4.50 for a baked potato?? T-
Duncan D. wrote: >Nopourno wrote: > >>I am in Atlanta until Mid-March and am looking for outstanding places to eat. >>I love all types of food and am looking for inspirational dishes. Price is not >>a huge issue if the food is spectacular. Please give me your feedback on Where >>and What kind of food dish you recommend. Additional comments welcome. > >>Thanks! > >>Ray > >Try South City Kitchen 1144 Crescent Ave North, Atlanta >Telephone: 404-873-7358 > >Excellent "southern" cuisine! > >try swiss hotel across the street from lenox square so wonderful!!!!!! had to go back..again and again but its not cheap! > get it together then remember where you put it Linda