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Everybody's Pizza
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Family Restaurants
1040 N Highland Ave NE
Atlanta,
Georgia
(404) 873-4545
average....just average
good sized portions, but not great flavors. I mean it works for a privately owned pizza store, but...
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good sized portions, but not great flavors. I mean it works for a privately owned pizza store, but when compared to athens pizza or savage pizza, Everybody's doesn't compare. The emory location is often busy and has a great atmosphere, but the food is average at best. I've heard reported cases of roaches and other bad health rating stuff. I've eaten there once and didn't enjoy it at all.
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Apres Diem
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Restaurants
931 Monroe Dr NE
Atlanta,
Georgia
(404) 872-3333
Interesting food and atmosphere, service not great
I eat at Apres Diem about once every couple of months, and I always want to like it. The food is...
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I eat at Apres Diem about once every couple of months, and I always want to like it. The food is usually fresh and slightly Mediterranean (which I like), and the atmosphere is always abuzz with young people of various flavors and persuasions eating in the courtyard. (You can also watch people in line for the nearby Midtown Art Cinema, which is usually interesting, too.)
It's one of the few menus in town that's decent for grazing, with very good sandwiches and decent salads and cold appetizers along with the (slightly expensive) dinner specials.
Last night I had the baba ganoush plate and my dining partner had the Greek salad, and we were both very happy with our food. However, when we were ready, it took thirty minutes to get the attention of our server and pay our check. This was on a Tuesday night, when it wasn't particularly busy, and it's not unusual. I'm afraid that this is relatively common there -- it's a great place for a light meal, to hang out with friends, or to enjoy a bottle of wine or a coffee drink, but be prepared to linger over it.
By the way, the restaurant shares ownership with Carpe Diem in downtown Decatur (larger and slightly more formal) and with the Carroll Street Cafe in Cabbagetown (smaller and much more informal), and many of the menu items are the same. I eat at Carroll Street much more often, because it's simpler and quicker and the food is just as good.
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Yama Sushi
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Restaurants
8540 Roswell Rd
Atlanta,
Georgia
(770) 645-8586
Yama Sushi. Home of the Extra Crunchy Super Spicy and other Japanese delights.
Yama Sushi is one of Atlanta's newest, freshest Japanese restaurants. (Considering I am usually...
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Yama Sushi is one of Atlanta's newest, freshest Japanese restaurants. (Considering I am usually there grubbing 3-5 times per week, I should know).
Try the Extra Spicy Super Crunchy or the Shrimp Brothers roll. Live scallops, Aji or Toro. Not to mention the Octopus salad, Special Spicy New Style Sashimi, or the myriad signature dishes Yama-san has created from scratch or the traditional Japanese dishes to which he's added a creative twist.
Great place to meet for lunch, dinner or for an icy cold bottle of top-shelf sake on a weekend. Located just north of Northridge road exit 6 (GA 400).
Try Yama sushi. You won't be disappointed. Great value, even better sushi
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Blockbuster Video
Category:
Video Rental
6660 Roswell Rd NE
Atlanta,
Georgia
(404) 705-9269
Video Rentals at Blockbuster
Make a Movie Night at Blockbuster
This Blockbuster has a good selection of movies, and you can...
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Make a Movie Night at Blockbuster
This Blockbuster has a good selection of movies, and you can usually find what you need--there's also a good selection of snacks to help you enjoy the movie as well. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the location is easy to find.
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Shout Restaurant
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Restaurants
1197 Peachtree St.
Atlanta,
Georgia
(404) 846-2000
Shout a Rip Off
Shout charged 17 year olds for prom $35.00 each for kiddie menu food - chicken fingers, cheese pizza...
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Shout charged 17 year olds for prom $35.00 each for kiddie menu food - chicken fingers, cheese pizza or strip steak. They don't even have these items on their menu. What a rip off and the food was aweful!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Best Discovery I Ever Made...Lunchtime Savior!
Camille's is one of Atlanta's best kept secrets! Located right off of the 285 exit for Chamblee...
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Camille's is one of Atlanta's best kept secrets! Located right off of the 285 exit for Chamblee Tucker Road, this deli is a heavenly experience for your taste buds! Reasonable prices for sumptuous goodies, your mouth never had it so good. Some stand out items to try are the signature Creamy Tuscan Tomato soup, any of their paninis, and be sure to try their sandwiches on the marvelous Marbled Rye bread. Each sandwich comes with salsa and chips; I dare say this may be the best salsa I ever had! Come to Camille's and lavish in their menu, you can't go wrong with any choice you made. You will leave fully satisfied guaranteed!
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Centrally located
This is a very nice spot for the family or a couple to go out and enjoy the breeze and views of...
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This is a very nice spot for the family or a couple to go out and enjoy the breeze and views of downtown atlanta. The young kids can get wet by the ground shooting fountains and you can even have a quick sandwich lunch. There are alot of homeless sitting around but none mean to cause any danger but will ask for extra change or at least a game of chess.
This is the home of the 96 olympics and was built especially for that event. It's an easy walk from many if not all of the major downtown hotels.
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