Sweet Auburn

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• The Ultimate Visitor’s Guide to Eating in Atlanta

Take This 24-Hour Food Tour Through Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward

Breakfast, lunch, snacks, happy hour, dinner, and late-night food

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• Eater Inside

Mambo Zombi Serves Up Ambiance and Cocktails Between This World and the Next

Located above Georgia Beer Garden, Mambo Zombi takes inspiration from celebrations of life, the ancestors, and the afterlife found in holidays like Día de los Muertos and All Souls Day

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• The Ultimate Visitor’s Guide to Eating in Atlanta

Sweet Auburn Curb Market Continues to Tell Atlanta’s Story Through Food

Established in 1918, find everything from whole pigs, oxtails, country ham, fresh seafood, and produce to food stalls serving Afro-Caribbean fare, pizza, street tacos, and pho

Feeding the Movement

From slavery to the civil rights movement to the summer 2020 protests and recent elections, Atlanta restaurants have a long and storied history with fueling social movements

The Lasting Legacy of B.B. Beamon and His Auburn Avenue Restaurant

Opened in 1961, Beamon’s restaurant became the spot where everyone from Martin Luther King Jr. to Aretha Franklin met and ate

The Permanency of On-Street Dining in Atlanta Looks Promising

An ordinance is in the works to possibly make dining parklets more permanent for restaurants in Atlanta