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For 18 years, Taste of Atlanta has celebrated the best dishes of Atlanta alongside thousands of hungry foodies, thirsty connoisseurs, and award-winning chefs. We created a home for food, where our city could gather and share the bites we love.
Due to COVID-19 and for the safety of our patrons, restaurants, partners, friends and family, we cannot gather together at Taste of Atlanta this year.
Instead, we've assembled a team of food writers, bloggers, and influencers to curate a list of Atlanta’s Must Eat Menu Items to celebrate and support our amazing restaurant community. When you play Taste of Atlanta Restaurant Bingo you will financially support the restaurants and have chances to win gift cards and other prizes!
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Atlanta's Must Eat Menu Items.
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”One of Atlanta's most popular food and drink festivals. Come for the food and drink, stay for the live cooking demonstrations, classes, and live music.“
Atlanta Magazine”VIP is so worth it. And holy moly, VIP is the only way to go. Free drinks and there were SO many booze vendors. Live music and entertainment.“
Tiff H., Yelp”Had an amazing time! This was my first time going to it so I can say it was fantastic! The food was great. Very organized! Especially with the point system!“
Brittney C., Yelp”It's basically Thanksgiving in October, what more do I need to say?“
Millennials of Atlanta”Brunch has of course been a meal of great debate at the State Capitol in recent years, capitulating in the passage of the 'Brunch Bill' during the 2018 legislative session, moving up the time at which restaurants can serve alcohol on Sunday mornings to 11:00am.Voters throughout most of the state will vote to approve that law this November, and if an informal poll of Taste of Atlanta attendees serves as any sort of indicator, expect it to pass with flying colors.“
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