In an interview with Atlanta Magazine, Conyers-raised artist Teddy Swims shares how Atlanta inspired The UGLY Tour.

Ruby Chow’s, the Old Fourth Ward Asian-fusion restaurant known for its bao, shoyu tamago, and moody décor, is expanding to ...

The High Museum of Art opened 100 years ago this month as the city’s first art museum, laying the foundation for an ...

Buckhead Village District has added 20 stores in two years. “Atlantans are hungry for a premium experience,” says Adam ...

Mule Train’s name harkens back to a family shack in rural Northeast Georgia that served as a stopping point for friends and ...

Cotto modern Italian restaurant is the newest endeavor for chef Scott Kinsey and his wife Alexis Kinsey, the dynamic duo ...

It was the Studio 54 of the South even before the infamous New York club opened its doors in 1977 and, miraculously, it endured nearly 10 times as long. In 1975, at the dawn of disco, Backstreet ...

Start your meal on the “surf” side with a Chops classic, the South African lobster tail; it comes ever-so-lightly breaded and ...

State Farm Arena will be the Atlanta Dream’s new home starting in 2027. The move to the arena, which seats nearly five times as many fans, is a good indication that the Dream is on a growing streak.

Arnette’s has a special focus on dry-aged steaks, including a cowboy rib eye aged 35 days for maximum tenderness. For a side, ...

The dirty soda chain Swig has been serving fruit- and cream-laden concoctions for more than a decade. A new location on ...

Hal’s has occupied a stretch of Old Ivy Road for almost 40 years, and its waiters still bustle around in white button-down ...