HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern, the friendly neighborhood gathering spot serving tavern fare with Southern flair, introduces the HOBNOB Bourbon Club at its Halcyon location. Starting March 2, guests can take a shot (or two) at learning more about the popular barrel-aged whiskey on the first Wednesday of every month.

A recent article in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution— “Atlanta Classics: For Marlow’s Tavern, it’s a beautiful day in the neighborhoods” —details the history of the popular tavern and a slide show of classic dishes.

Sankranti, the new Dunwoody restaurant from Srinivasa “Nimms” Nimmagadda, offers a fast casual take on authentic Indian cuisine. To make ordering easier, Nimmagadda recommends the following five must-try menu items to give guests a perfect sampling of dishes from starters and curry bowls to kathi rolls and desserts.

The Woodall’s successful first year is in the books, and executive chef, CEO and co-founder of Sterling Hospitality John C. Metz, the Woodall’s new chef Karl Gorline and team are celebrating with a special prix-fixe menu Feb. 8-11. The four-course dinner menu features a selection of current favorites, new dishes and previous best-sellers.

Founders Brewing Co. is taking over the taps as Taco Mac’s Beer of the Month in February. Featured brews include All Day IPA, All Day Haze session hazy IPA, “Solid Gold” premium lager and robust Porter.

As the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals battle it out on the gridiron in the biggest football game of the year on Sunday, Feb. 13, Atlanta restaurants are making it a super exciting evening off the field, too. Fans will score extra points with celebration-worthy deals and appetite-tackling meals. Whether catering or dining in, Atlanta restaurants cover the game-day spread.

On Sunday, Feb. 6, 5Church Midtown kicks off Sunday Service, a new monthly brunch party from 1-6 p.m. at its Virtue Rooftop cocktail club. Famous for its “Stay Sexy Atlanta” neon sign and incredible skyline views, Virtue Rooftop welcomes guests to Sunday Service via a red-carpet entrance for a buffet of light brunch bites, a rotating lineup of live musicians and DJs and cocktail features.

Cupid is out and about this year, and Atlanta chefs are not missing a (heart)beat. Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the one you love and the food you will love just as much (if not more). Whether dining in or cultivating a romantic night at home, don’t miss out on the dreamiest meals the city has to offer. Love is running rampant this year so be sure to plan ahead and make reservations now.

Georgia Avenue in Summerhill welcomes How Crispy Express to its burgeoning mix of tenants. The takeout joint that aims to serve a classic Atlanta-style chicken sandwich opens Monday, Jan. 24.

Pietro Gianni and Stephen Peterson, co-owners of popular Italian concepts Storico Fresco, Forza Storico and Storico Vino, are expanding their footprint in Buckhead with the opening of Yeppa&Co, in Buckhead Village this summer. The eatery will serve traditional Italian food and drinks with an emphasis on cuisine from Rimini in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region.

Flatbreads are making a return to the menu at 5Church Midtown with two new options for guests to enjoy. Both are ideal as a shared appetizer or for savoring solo as an entrée.

The Blind Pig Parlour Bar is transforming into The Blind Cupid on Jan. 19 through the end of February. This new pop-up experience adds Valentine’s Day-themed sizzle to the winter doldrums with a fiery menu of drinks, decadent menu snacks and over-the-top pink and floral décor that will have guests falling in love at first sight.

Short on time? Too chilly to get out? Fresh, made-to-order food is a few clicks away at PITA Mediterranean Street Food.

On Saturday, Jan. 22, Twisted Kitchen invites guests to an all-day fundraising event at its new Smyrna location benefitting Camp Kudzu and its mission to serve children living with Type 1 diabetes. The popular Italian eatery that lets guests create their own dishes and put their own “twist” on what they eat is donating 100% of sales to the nonprofit and offering giveaways throughout the day.

The Woodruff Arts Center is now home to the newest Refuge Coffee Shop in Atlanta. The nonprofit organization provides living-wage jobs, mentorship and job training for resettled refugees and immigrants.