The 2026 event moves to Monday Night Garage after outgrowing its West Midtown debut, with a full kitchen conversion for safety.

The nearly century-old Atlanta bakery is taking over a former Subway on S. Lumpkin Street, its first store outside metro Atlanta's core.

Over the Top Street Eatz on Temple Avenue feeds anyone who's homeless for free, no questions asked, while dishing out Fatboy burgers and Brisket Dawgs.

The California chain, beloved by celebrities from Jennifer Aniston to the Kardashians, is taking over the LK Hair Studio space near Sababa's Burgers.

Chicago's Potbelly debuts in Chamblee on September 1, with free sandwiches for a year up for grabs at the grand opening.

The Buckhead building once home to Annie's Thai Castle and Bloom Bar is now becoming a sports bar with a jumbotron patio.

Pataaka, meaning firecracker in Hindi, opens Saturday at Spring Quarter with a mezzanine private dining room and 14-seat bar.

Sara and Scott McNabb's new Stonewood Village shop builds custom boards for gluten-free, keto and vegetarian diets alike.

Sargent brings wood-fired classics, a full bar and a bookstore to the base of Mailchimp's towers.

The steak chain's second Atlanta location will add a wine cellar and a live entertainment area along Arts Center Way.

Dave's Sports Bar and Grill in Hapeville is among the local spots leaning on the campaign's free advertising through August 16.

The Summerhill brunch spot survived a 2022 kitchen fire and reopened bigger — but it still won't take your cash.

Hal's is moving into the 1928 Patterson House, complete with a European cafe and a second-floor art gallery.