Downtown Atlanta is home to the city’s biggest tourist attractions, including the Georgia Aquarium, the Center for Civil and Human Rights, and the College Football Hall of Fame. The Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home to the the Atlanta Falcons and soccer team
Atlanta United, and State Farm Arena, home to Atlanta Hawks basketball, also call the area home.
Thanks to the efforts of institutions like Georgia State University and a variety of local urban planning and preservation organizations, downtown Atlanta has experienced a revitalization over the last decade. Phase One of the revitalization in South Downtown and along historic Hotel Row wrapped up over the summer, while revitalization continues at Underground Atlanta. This means that there are plenty of new (and old) restaurants in the area worth trying.
This latest update by Stephanie Carter includes the addition of Poor Calvin’s, which connects Asian and Southern flavors, and Breakfast at Barney’s, offering highly popular morning meals. The restaurants are listed geographically from south to north.













