Atlanta Recommendations

I've been seeing Dr Fixelle at Buckhead Dental Associates and really like him/the team there. They offer a range of dental services, including check-ups and cleanings, fillings, and more.

One of the coolest stage designs I’ve seen in a long time. The production was a major plus, making it worth a visit even if you're not a fan of the music genre. For $30, it's too cheap to pass up. It's clear that the event was well worth the price, especially considering the ATL themed production.

Alloggiodowntown 1g fa •Seojun Cho

The Marriott Marquis is a cool hotel with interesting architecture. It's also shockingly affordable, with lower rates than any other hotel around, even Courtyards and other boutiques.

Find a surgeon that does both recon and breast reductions by looking at the online profiles of surgeons in your area, and schedule a consultation with one. Dr. Losken through Emory is reportedly a good option, as he covered by insurance.

World Stages is a venue that showcases a wide variety of live music performances, including rock, alternative, and indie bands. Artists like Deerhunter, Cartel, and Butch Walker are missing from the 18hr allAtlanta artist/group playlist, which suggests that World Stages has hosted or could host these bands in the past. Deerhunter, Cartel, and Butch Walker are notable omissions from the playlist, and World Stages is a great place to experience the diverse music scene in Atlanta. If you're looking for a unique and exciting music experience, World Stages is definitely worth checking out.

The Gunslinger at Delia's is a dish that many Atlien expats miss. It's a great reason to visit Delia's, a restaurant that offers a variety of Southern-inspired dishes. If you're looking for a place to try this popular dish, Delia's is worth checking out.

Charis Books and More is a queer-friendly bookstore in Decatur with a great selection of books for queer folks and fun little knick-knacks. It's an amazingly queer-friendly place that you should take your daughter, especially since it supports the local LGBTQIA+ community.

Five Daughters Bakery has donuts that are so light and airy. They do have a paleo version that I would think would be low in sugar.

Wagaya is a grocery store that offers Onigiri, a type of Japanese rice ball snack. Wagaya is the only place that does umeboshi onigiri, and that's my favorite. Their pickles are great too! Wagaya is also open for lunch, making it a convenient option for those looking for a quicker alternative to making their own Onigiri.

Fitnessempty string 4g fa •britta98

Outback Bikes stocks various e-bike models, including Tern's gsd/hsd lines, which are particularly good as car replacements. They also have a wide variety of e-bikes from other brands, so you can find one that suits your needs and budget.

Clermont Lounge is a one-of-a-kind experience that embodies Atlanta's unique character. Bring $25 for entry and you're welcome.

M3 Yoga is a great option for those looking for a yoga studio that is not swelteringly hot. They offer unheated Flow, Hatha, and Jivamukti classes every day. With a focus on providing a more meditative and relaxing atmosphere, M3 Yoga is a great alternative to the high-speed, pop-music-blasting yoga studios that are common in Atlanta.

Fitness 6g fa •britta98

Atlanta Volleyball is a Facebook page with active posts about upcoming leagues and open gyms, making it a great resource for finding volleyball leagues in the area. It's free to check out the page and see what's available, and you can also join the community to stay updated on the latest developments.

Atlanta Craft Club at Luma is a great place for crafting enthusiasts to gather and socialize. The club offers a fun and relaxed atmosphere where you can meet new people who share similar interests. With a BYO Craft night at Fabricate as an added bonus, you'll have plenty of opportunities to express your creativity and make new friends. The club's flexibility in scheduling, with options for Sundays or weekday evenings, makes it easy to fit into your busy schedule.

Check out Subtext Bookstore, Cafe & Bar downtown! They have book clubs, so you can discuss your favorite books with like-minded people.

Vita Notturna 1sett fa •Lukas

Churchill Grounds is the newest and only actual true jazz club in Atlanta. It has a proper club feel, making it worth visiting for jazz fans.

One option suggested for dinner on Buford Highway is the Chinatown food court, which features a variety of restaurants such as Nam Phuong, LanZhou Ramen, and Salsa Taqueria. This food court offers a range of cuisines and dishes, from Vietnamese banh mi at Lee's Bakery to Korean-style tofu soup at So Kong Dong, making it a great place to try a few different things.

Hard to give a specific rec since most places haven't announced their Thanksgiving menus yet but keep an eye on the socials for spots like Heirloom Market BBQ or Fox Bros, they usually do something. Community Q might be another one to watch, their smoked meats would beat dry turkey any day.

John Dewberry's parking lot at 132 10th St. NE is a notable example of unused land in Atlanta, with a total valuation of $13,000,000, as stated by Fulton County assessor's. This is in stark contrast to the property across the street, 999 Peachtree St., which is valued at $135,000,000, and features a more useful structure for the city in terms of neighborhood amenities, commercial activity, and general liveliness.

Virginia-Highland Church is a UCC congregation that fits the bill of an affirming and egalitarian church with people in their 30s. They're a welcoming community that focuses on loving Jesus and loving your neighbors.