The walk-in humidor is seriously impressive! My friend and I were a bit lost picking a cigar, but the staff was so chill and gave us a great recommendation. Perfect spot to hang out and try something new.

The donuts are always fresh, and the remodeled space is so bright and clean. Plenty of parking downtown is a real plus.

Summer was super attentive. That Thai chicken pizza was a solid choice, crispy crust with just the right kick. Would get it again.

Been coming here for years. The flavors are always distinct, never muddled. You can tell they put real care into each dish, and that consistency keeps me coming back.

The pastries are so fresh, you can taste the quality ingredients. I waited a bit longer than expected on a Saturday morning, but it was worth it for that flaky, buttery croissant. The fruit filling tasted real, not overly sweet.

Came here for a birthday dinner. The staff was really sweet and made the evening feel personal. They were attentive without being overbearing, which I appreciate. The whole vibe was warm and welcoming.

The salmon toast is my go-to. Generous portion, fresh avocado, really hits the spot after a morning walk. Just wish the coffee was a bit stronger.

The Nashville Hot sandwich had a nice kick, not too overwhelming. The chicken was juicy and the bread held up well. Solid choice for lunch.

Brewery tour was solid. Free beer samples throughout. Got to see the tanks and hear about the process. Quick peek behind the scenes. Fun for anyone into beer.

Stopped in late for a bite. The Indian soup had a great kick to it. A glass of their house red was a surprisingly good match for the garlic and cilantro.

Celebrated our anniversary here. The staff surprised us with a complimentary toast, which was a thoughtful touch. I really appreciated that the sparkling wine they offered felt crisp and fresh, not overly sweet. It was a nice, light way to start the meal.

Low country boil was the move. Shrimp, corn, sausage all cooked just right. Broth had a nice kick. Messy but worth it.

Came here for a late Sunday brunch with friends. The country club panini was so good, we ended up ordering a second one to share. Staff was super chill about it. Perfect spot when you&#39;re catching up and don&#39;t want the meal to end.

Parking&#39;s a pain and it&#39;s always packed, but the food&#39;s solid. Their wine list has some nice, affordable options that pair well with the hearty portions.

Cozy spot with a really welcoming vibe. They had a solid gluten-free menu which was great. Parking&#39;s a bit of a walk, but the atmosphere inside makes up for it.

Stopped in for a coffee and got the beignets. They were super light and airy, just like the ones I had in New Orleans once. A bit messy with all that powdered sugar, but totally worth it.

Managed to snag a walk-in table on a Monday, which was a nice surprise. The wine list had some solid options for the price.

As a vegetarian, it&#39;s tough finding good options. Their veggie burger and lasagna were actually cooked right, not just an afterthought. Full of flavor. Finally, a place that gets it.

Saw this place online and had to try the catfish and green tomato sandwich. The catfish was perfectly fried, crispy outside and tender inside. The green tomato added a nice tangy crunch. The clam chowder was unique, a bit different from the usual. A/C was a plus on a hot day.

Blackened fish tacos were solid. German chocolate cake was a nice touch. Quick in and out for lunch, which is what I needed.

Been here a few times now. The menu on Canton Street is solid - lots of good options. Love the vibe when they have live music, makes for a nice evening out. Haven&#39;t gotten to the drinks yet, but that&#39;s next on my list.

Service was quick and friendly. Free chips and salsa to start is a nice touch. Lunch specials are priced well. Good spot for a business lunch near the office.

Stumbled in after hearing the live blues from the backyard. Got a table and tried the tempura tres leches. It was pretty good. A nice, mellow spot for dessert and music. The service was a touch slow, but it was fine.

The Grandma&#39;s Pizza is huge and the crust is perfectly crispy. It did take a little while to arrive, but the wait was fine.

Parking was a bit of a hunt, but I snagged a spot a couple blocks away. Totally fine for how good the food was. The spicy tuna roll was super fresh and had a nice kick to it.

Stopped by for lunch with a few friends. Got seated outside pretty quick even though we were a bigger group. Food came out fast and was solid. Nice spot to hang.

The shrimp and grits are a solid choice. Big portion, shrimp cooked just right, and it&#39;s got a nice spicy kick to it.

Been coming here for years. The Korean meatballs and angry ribs are solid starters. Some of their rolls have interesting combos you don&#39;t see everywhere. It&#39;s a good spot for that mix of Korean and Japanese flavors.

The bread pudding. That&#39;s the one. It&#39;s warm, rich, and the sweetness is just right. Not cloying at all. Exactly what you want after a heavy meal.

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The best restaurants in Fulton County

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SweetWater Brewing Company

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VIN25

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The Manchester Arms

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Monkey 68

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