On Mondays, PITA Mediterranean Street Food offers its gyro street pita with a choice of side for $6. Side options include fries, rice, grilled veggies, quinoa tabouli or any spread. This deal is available for dine-in or takeout. Place orders online or visit a convenient PITA location.

Although Drift Fish House & Oyster Bar is best known for fresh, flown-in seafood, its Thai sticky wings are sure to keep you coming back for more. Smoked in-house and served with Sriracha lime ranch dressing, these wings are sure to be a favorite for all.

This sumptuous side from Secreto Southern Kitchen & Bar will have you telling all your friends. Smoked bacon jalapeño white cheddar mac is the perfect accompaniment to chef Boyd Rose’s farm-to-table menu.

Give your dance shoes a break and stop into Johnny’s Hideaway during weekdays for lunch. The iconic nightclub serves a full menu including a crisp club salad featuring ham, turkey and bacon on a bed of mixed greens with tomatoes, onions, cheddar/jack cheese, cucumbers and croutons.

Atlanta Hospitality Investment LLC has hired acclaimed Atlanta chef and restaurateur Archna Becker to develop Spice & Sky on the top floor of the company’s new custom Holiday Inn & Suites. The global restaurant and rooftop bar—the first rooftop venue in the area—will serve happy hour, dinner and brunch, offering an elevated destination for residents and travelers alike.

Zunzi’s shows off its colorful South African flavors in Oliver’s Lunch Bowl, featuring a choice of mashed potatoes or rice and one protein fill and a choice of two sides (French bread, mixed greens salad grilled veggies) with Zunzi’s sauce and Zunzi’s dressing.

Guests in the Buckhead area do not need to travel far to enjoy authentic Indian cuisine, served with a modern twist. The second location of Tabla has opened in the Modera building along Pharr Road for lunch and dinner.

HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern’s newest location in Atlantic Station shows off its chimichurri skirt steak served with roasted poblano grits and crispy onion rings. This mouthwatering dish is exclusive to HOBNOB’s Atlantic Station location.

For a delicious break from the workday, take time to savor a leisurely lunch or takeout from one of Atlanta’s popular restaurants. To whet appetites and help decide where to go and what to order, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite dishes from Atlanta’s most popular restaurants.

Get your claws on the Maine lobster roll at Big B’s Fish Joint. This decadent handheld loads a buttered and toasted H&F New England bun with a quarter pound of Maine lobster and chives, with a side of brown butter and savory Old Bay fries.

Atlanta restaurants are spreading good cheer with rollicking St. Patrick’s Day specials and events. From live music to green beer and corned beef, revelers do not have to be Irish to have a great time.

“Meat” up at Drift Fish House & Oyster Bar where chef/owner Doug Turbush and his team have added a selection of steaks to the menu. Guests can now savor dry-aged Linz Heritage Angus Reserve beef that’s been raised without hormones or antibiotics.

This is no fast-food burger. Irby’s Tavern’s Big Mark double stack layers a sesame-seed bun with two beef patties, American cheese, lettuce, onions, pickles and “special sauce” and is served with house-cut fries. Pair it with a cold brew and your favorite sports viewing for one “happy meal.”

Big Table Restaurants, the company behind HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern and Lazy Llama Cantina, announces Cattle Shed Wine & Steak Bar, its newest restaurant scheduled to open in May at Halcyon in Forsyth County. Cattle Shed is the hospitality group’s first farm-to-table concept and will offer a seasonal menu of premium steaks, small plates and charcuterie centered around wine. The restaurant will serve lunch, dinner and brunch.

Fresh, crisp and delicious: Drift Fish House & Oyster Bar’s market lettuces are the perfect salad to enjoy before Drift’s classic seafood and oysters.