Where do I eat in Atlanta

[Hamburger Pimp]

My ass needs to take a trip to Hotlanta and eat at Abdullah The Butcher's House of Ribs and Chinese Food before the man himself kicks the bucket.

[steakknife]

I enjoy:

FLIP Burger
Cameli's
Banh Mi @ Lee's Bakery
Falafel at Ali Baba's OR Pita Palace
Fox Bros. BBQ
Breakfast @ Sun in My Belly (Get the honey-glazed bacon)

[Khampa]

I endorse Fox Bros & Bhojanic.

but first priority has to be ms ann's snack shop:

[Danimal_]

EATS is one of the most overrated slop houses in the city. Bland "jerk" chicken with cardboard texture. I'm guessing the only reason people frequent the place is because its piss cheap.

I used to eat there all the time when i was growing up and lived with several Eats employees for a brief spell around 1998. The chicken is great for the price for sure.

spinach tortellini in alfredo sauce motherfuckers. Thats what you need to order at EATS

Mike from Frantic/Predator's parents own a peruvian chicken shack that is fucking ridiculous. Its out in decatur but its completely worth the (short) trip. Place is called Las Brasas. 310 East Howard Avenue, Decatur, GA 30030-3401(404) 377-9121‎

In the same neck of the woods is Brickstore. Got a couple of termbros working there and hundreds of beers. Really good bar food.

Stop at one of the Figo Pasta shops scattered around town, and get a huge thing of fresh pasta for 8 or 9 dollars.

Daddy D'z is pretty good too. But theres a place I used to go called Bouldercrest House of Ribs (1281 Bouldercrest Drive Southeast, Atlanta, GA‎ - (404) 243-8484‎) thats a little off the beaten path, plus you might see some ghetto drama in the parking lot. Atlanta is a good place for that by the way

When Jordan was working there he told me to never eat the alfredo sauce at EATS and I haven't since. Actually, I think you were also living with us at that time come to think of it....YEAH BUDDY.

I remember he was recommending that combo (with sausage) for a while, with the caveat that it was super unhealthy. But I digress.

Try Taqueria Del Sol (they got one on cheshire bridge, another on W. Ponce De Leon in Decatur) for good mexican. Beware the possibility of a long line, especially on weekend nights. Taco Cabana (also on Chershire Bridge) is open 24 hours, and sometimes you can get them to serve beer after last call.

[valery]

Cosigned on:

- Fox Bros. (recommend smoked chicken, pulled pork and fried jalapenos)
- Cameli's Pizza
- Brickstore
- Taqueria Del Sol (for gringo tacos... fried chicken taco is tops!)

Also recommend:

- 88 Tofu House (24 hour Korean Food on Buford Highway... recommend the Soon Dooboo aka Spicy Kimchi Tofu Soup and Bim Bim Naeng Myun)
- El Taco Veloz (authentic Mexican on Buford Highway)
- Mediterranean Grill (my favorite falafel in town... great hot sauce, too)
- La Fonda Latina (several locations... recommend the Reuben Cubano and Arroz Con Pollo)
- Royal Orchid Thai (recommend Tom Kha soup)
- Antico Pizza Napoletana

[Suga Fist]

Ahhh.. 88 Tofu House. I remember when i was "dating" a stripper who worked at follies on buford. Me being the endearing gentleman i was would pick her up from her shift, dine at 88 tofu house, struggle through language barriers about them not cracking an egg in my soup and then would blow the majority of her nightly earning on blow.