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.

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.

As golf’s biggest stars descend on Atlanta for the TOUR Championship at East Lake, the real hole-in-one is found just a few miles away in Midtown at Nan Thai Fine Dining—the city’s premier destination for refined Thai cuisine.

Meals On Wheels Atlanta has partnered with Arrivato Imports to launch Caviar for a Cause, a delicious way to give back.

As the back-to-school rush takes over, Mary Mac’s Tea Room has the perfect answer to the age-old question, “What’s for dinner?”

Even with sizzling summer temps in the upper 90s, it’s never too early to start planning holiday celebrations.

Whether planning a corporate dinner, birthday celebration, rehearsal dinner or casual get-together with friends, Atlanta’s vibrant restaurant scene offers no shortage of memorable settings for private and group events.

August is National Peach Month, and Atlanta restaurants are raising a glass to the season with fresh, flavorful cocktails that highlight Georgia’s favorite fruit.

After making a splash in Los Angeles and beyond, Dulcé Sloan will bring her stand-up comedy talent home to Atlanta with a three-day stop at Laughing Skull Lounge over July 24-26.

Baseball fans and food lovers, get ready to feast. As Atlanta plays host to the 2025 MLB All-Star festivities, the city’s culinary scene is stepping up to the plate with the first MLB All-Star Restaurant Week taking place July 9-15, 2025.

Consider this your crash course in Atlanta culinary history: Since 1945, Mary Mac’s Tea Room—aka “Atlanta’s Dining Room”—has schooled generations in the art of Southern hospitality, serving scratch-made classics like fried chicken, meatloaf, tomato pie and peach cobbler in a warm, nostalgic setting.

This Fourth of July weekend, let freedom (and flavor) ring. Whether craving a classic burger and beer, ready to dive into red, white and blue sweets or looking to spark some fun with games and DJ vibes, Atlanta’s favorite restaurants are serving up all the essentials for a festive and flavor-packed holiday.

Back by popular demand, Tin Lizzy’s Cantina is bringing the fan-favorite Big Mack Daddy taco back to menus for a limited time starting Wednesday, June 25 for $4.50.

Marlow’s Tavern is continuing its new themed monthly dinner series with a spirited twist for June: Tequila Pairings. Taking place on Wednesday, June 18, this evening features bold flavors and inventive tequila cocktails, all for $75 per person.