What are your Top 3atlantas food scene is disappointing for its size and influence. not a top 3 southern food city IMO.
What are your Top 3atlantas food scene is disappointing for its size and influence. not a top 3 southern food city IMO.
The def of mid. I was hyped to eat there too but had better food at bens.how tf is Georgia Browns on that list??
What are your Top 3
Best spots in each?Houston, NO. Miami shyt on Atlanta
I didn’t know Low Country was black owned. I prefer them over most Cajun boil restaurants. Wings in the bag with everything?
everything.Best spots in each?
You ain’t been to Atlas yet?
It’s in the St Regis above Chops and next to The Garden Room. Atlas is dope asf
Notedeverything.
I didn’t know Low Country was black owned. I prefer them over most Cajun boil restaurants. Wings in the bag with everything?
Ranking is hard but ill give you some cities I have above ATLWhat are your Top 3
I’ve been to every restaurant on the list and was just at the Garden Room and Chops. There’s plenty other restaurants better but this list is built using cac metrics, FOH. Mufukkas know they can overate some shyt
Ranking is hard but ill give you some cities I have above ATL
-Louisiana in general but ill say NOLA
-Savana GA
-Charleston
-Houston
-Miami (Soulfood + Latin + Afro caribean)
Mind you, Ive spent more time in ATL than all of these cities combined and I find ATL's food scene to be a gimmicky and repetitive. AND.. the soul food in general seems a bit watered down in comparison to aforementioned cites or places like Mississippi, Memphis ETC. too much copy paste seafood boils, wing spots. The places that are trying to be "trendy" and experimental don't do that well. I really don't find that culinary identity in soul in ATL the way that the south in general has it. Ive never been anywhere where people hype more restaurants that are mediocre to me.
Ranking is hard but ill give you some cities I have above ATL
-Louisiana in general but ill say NOLA
-Savana GA
-Charleston
-Houston
-Miami (Soulfood + Latin + Afro caribean)
Mind you, Ive spent more time in ATL than all of these cities combined and I find ATL's food scene to be a gimmicky and repetitive. AND.. the soul food in general seems a bit watered down in comparison to aforementioned cites or places like Mississippi, Memphis ETC. too much copy paste seafood boils, wing spots. The places that are trying to be "trendy" and experimental don't do that well. I really don't find that culinary identity/soul in ATL the way that the south in general has it. Ive never been anywhere where people hype more restaurants that are mediocre to me.
with ease. the ocean is right there so we not even going to debate fresh seafood. plus you could take one street through cuban, Haitian and American enclaves. Then you got Bahamian,jamaican, Trinidadian. Miami is a global culinary hubMiami shyt on Atlanta
what is the Identity today? I really couldn't tell you. seems more social media driven than culturally driven.Good post
What is exactly is Atlanta's culinary identity?