Thanksgiving in Atlanta is about more than turkey and trimmings—it’s a chance to gather, connect and savor the season’s best flavors. Whether dining out with family, toasting with friends or bringing a chef-prepared feast home, Atlanta’s restaurants are serving up something special this holiday week.
National Taco Day arrives Oct. 7, and Atlanta restaurants are rolling out a feast of inventive tacos, fresh margaritas and all-day specials.
For 80 years, Mary Mac’s Tea Room has been more than just Atlanta’s Dining Room. It’s been a place where locals and visitors from around the world gather to experience genuine Southern hospitality.
This year, celebrate National First Love Day on Thursday, September 18, by revisiting the thrill of a first date with your partner or taking a chance on a new connection. To make the occasion memorable, Atlanta has a variety of unique and traditional ways to celebrate.
All season long, Tin Lizzy’s Cantina is the go-to spot for game-day vibes, with football specials offered every Saturday and Sunday.
The Atlanta Food & Wine Festival returns Sept. 11-14, 2025, at its new home in The Home Depot Backyard, adjacent to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Labor Day weekend in Atlanta is a magnet for more than half a million visitors thanks to marquee events like Dragon Con and the Aflac College Football Kickoff Game. Between the cosplayers filling downtown and the sea of college football fans, the city is buzzing with energy—and hungry for great food, nightlife and entertainment.
Meals On Wheels Atlanta has partnered with Arrivato Imports to launch Caviar for a Cause, a delicious way to give back.
