Tuesdays are perfect for tippling now that cocktails are half-priced at Storico Fresco. Duck into the Buckhead Italian eatery from 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. for lunch, dinner or a drink at the bar or on the patio.

Mary Mac’s Tea Room, one of Atlanta’s most cherished institutions, will reopen under new ownership on Nov. 2, serving up “meat and three” traditional Southern favorites such as its famous fried chicken, country fried steak, meatloaf, collards, macaroni and cheese, peach cobbler and, yes, those addictive yeast rolls.

Iconic Atlanta nightclub Johnny’s Hideaway is the place to be on Sundays for city’s best ‘80s night.

In its latest menu evolution, Taco Mac is introducing an all-new roster of juicy burgers, tasty sides and two new wing sauces, which will hit all locations on Monday, Oct. 19. Headlining the menu are five delicious new double-patty burgers, freshly prepared and grilled-to-perfection.

Big homestyle flavors are back at Krystal. Available for a limited time, the Country Fried Steak Krystal features a tender all-beef steak coated in a secret blend of spices, fried until golden brown, topped with Southern-style gravy and served on a soft, steamy signature Krystal bun.

Atlanta’s bars and restaurants are ready to put the hocus pocus in Halloween celebrations. Drive-thru trick-or-treating, costume contests, live music and family dinners await those who want to have a ball on this hair-raising holiday.

Wine, dine and shop for a worthy cause during Camp Twin Lakes’ annual Partners Card fundraiser. Show support by purchasing a physical or mobile Partners card for $70 to gain access to hundreds of participating metro-Atlanta restaurants and retailers offering 20% off all purchases, Oct. 23-29, 2020.

Melissa Libby, founder and president of Melissa Libby & Associates, and Marsha Archer, founder and president of M-Squared Public Relations, take over the Instagram channel of Les Dames d’Escoffier’s Atlanta chapter on Oct. 21. Join these PR gurus for a lively culinary conversation as they discuss the state of the restaurant industry and what diners can expect now and moving forward.

All dressed up with nowhere to go? Get in the Halloween spirit at Madame Krystal’s haunted drive-thru. Beginning Oct. 15 through Oct. 31, guests can enter a world of mystery, fortune and mystique at Krystal located at 5140 South Cobb Drive in Smyrna, Georgia.

Atlanta’s cool fall days and nights usher in perfect patio weather at some of the city’s finest restaurants. Social distancing is a breeze while unwinding over cocktails or a meal with friends and family. 

Krystal is celebrating its 88th birthday throughout the month of October by introducing the Mystery Shake. With a nod to the Halloween season, the purple Mystery Shake will surprise taste buds as a delicious stand-alone treat or a perfect pairing with the restaurant’s menu of favorites.

Mark a few items off your to-do list by ordering the Rotisserie Turkey Holiday Package from Cowboy Chicken. For a limited time beginning Oct. 5, the wood-fired rotisserie chicken chain expands its expertise to everyone’s favorite holiday bird: the turkey.

Navigate the rich flavors of the Mediterranean with the new Street Wrap at PITA Mediterranean Street Food. Beginning Friday, Oct. 2 at all PITA locations, guests may choose among three fresh and delicious hot wraps made with the guest’s choice of gyro beef, chicken or falafel.

During the month of October, Marlow’s Tavern is joining forces with No Kid Hungry to help the nonprofit further its mission to end childhood hunger in America.

When Alpharetta Restaurant Month kicks off in October, diners will have the opportunity to experience the city’s wealth of exciting eateries including Loyal Q and Brew, Carson Kitchen, Secreto Southern Kitchen & Bar and more at a discount.