There’s more to love than ever at Atlanta restaurants this Valentine’s Day. Atlanta chefs lure guests with a variety of sweet deals and swoon-worthy special menus.

As the top two professional football teams in the nation battle for the championship title on Sunday, Feb. 12, Atlanta restaurants are getting in the game to ensure fans have winning spreads off the field. Whether dining in or bringing the tailgate home, Atlanta restaurants have the playbook for a super exciting evening.

Salt, no salt, frozen or on the rocks, Atlanta restaurants put their unique twists on this classic drink mixing tequila and lime juice with some offering specials to celebrate National Margarita Day on Feb. 22.

K5 Hospitality, the parent company of 5Church Midtown, Virtue Rooftop and 5Church Buckhead, will soon add to its dining repertoire with the opening of Alta Toro in spring 2023. Located at 33 Peachtree Place at the corner of West Peachtree in Midtown, Alta Toro will feature a truly immersive Latin American experience with modern cuisine, exciting art and upbeat music and programming.

Since 1979, Johnny’s Hideaway has held the prestigious title of being Atlanta’s original nightspot for big kids, and it is only getting better. The popular destination draws in an eclectic crowd catering to primarily the over-40 age group while also serving as the late-night hangout for the 20- and 30-somethings.

Tin Lizzy’s Cantina, heralded for its eclectic tacos, refreshing margaritas and friendly service, is putting a flavorful spin on its menu with the launch of breakfast tacos and brunch-y drinks for a limited time from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.

Marlow’s Tavern shares the recipe for their house-made sour mix for Dish Around Town readers.

After opening its flagship Southeastern location in Buckhead last year, Postino WineCafé is opening a second location in the heart of West Midtown Jan. 23.

National Southern Food Day is Jan. 22, and what better way to celebrate than by digging into a hearty meal? Atlanta’s food scene has so many takes on Southern cuisine from fast casual to fine dining.

The Woodall, executive chef John C. Metz’s Westside Village eatery, lures guests with a new weekday happy hour from 4-6 p.m.

SabaRaba’s is offering the chance to secure a free side of falafel when guests check in on Yelp.

After extravagant holiday splurges, Atlanta restaurants make it easy to rein in spending with plenty of options for dining on a budget. From free sandwiches and monthly specials to fast, delicious regular menu items, these eateries help guests enjoy great meals that won’t break the bank.

Kick off your new year the right way with Sugar Factory Atlanta’s Blue Winter Insane Milkshake, available now through January 31.

Marlow’s Tavern invites guests to gather around the table for its new Sunday Supper feature beginning Sunday, Jan. 15.

Tin Lizzy’s gives guests something to “taco” about with the launch of a new fried lobster taco, available Jan. 11-March 7.