Review: Ela delights in Atlanta with pan-Mediterranean mezze spreads

In addition to its natural appeal for the shared-plates crowd, the two-month-old restaurant’s timing is superb, as it joins buzzy restaurants nearby that include Tio Lucho’s, Southern Belle, Fishmonger and Colette Bread and Bakeshop. Ela is very much a neighborhood spot, but the food, drink and seasoned service also make it worth a drive.

Review: Underground supper club in West End pushes culinary boundaries

Even though the team at Bovino After Dark in Atlanta’s West End neighborhood sometimes overly complicates dishes in the pursuit of deliciousness, the exciting thing about this venture is the unorthodox approach to a prix-fixe menu with no theme, the ad hoc nature of the endeavor and the fact that the rest of us are invited to experience the culinary arts in real time.

Review: Bread & Butterfly is a French bistro by day, but explores Afro-Caribbean influences at night

Demetrius Brown and business partner Brandon Blanchard began hosting Heritage Supper Club, their Afro-Caribbean pop-up, in the evenings at Bread & Butterfly in Inman Park. By August, they had assumed ownership of the French bistro. Only six weeks into dinner service, the evolution from pop-up to grown-up is one to savor.

Review: Seafood shack Breaker Breaker is a worthy pit stop on the Eastside Beltline

Breaker Breaker has been open for just two months, but this Florida Panhandle-inspired fish shack and watering hole feels like it’s been a pit stop on the Eastside Beltline in Reynoldstown for much longer. You’ll find that chef Maximilian Hines has created a smart menu of snacks, fried platters, salads, sandwiches and house specialties that should appeal to both adults and kids.

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