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• Willy's Mexicana Grill
  "Shockingly good fast-airport food"
  "I was pleasantly surprised by Willy's Mexicana Grill in the Atlanta airport. Strapped for time, exhausted, and starving I found myself in the line for Willy's because it was fast and I just couldn't walk any further. I wondered the whole time if "airport mexican food" was anything but a mistake unti..."l I took my first bite of my veggie quesadilla. Fresh, delicious, and satisfying and I was more than stuffed for less than $10!! Wish I had one in my hometown so I could go back! " More >
• Proof and Provision
  "Wonderful underground atmosphere, but pricey"
  "P&P is tucked away under the Georgia terrace hotel. At first glance you wouldn't even know it's there. It looks like an underground cellar, and all the tables and chairs are very industrial. The place prides itself on their trendy vibe and underground attitude. But it is not pretentious. Th..."e drinks, hands down, are amazing. However, they are pricey ($8 to $14 for cocktails). The food items consist of snacks and sharing plates: not enough for a full meal, but very yummy and reasonably priced. If you are looking for a great low key place with amazing drinks and money is not a concern for the evening, it's one of the best gems in midtown. " More >
• Cypress Street Pint & Plate
  "Amazing for craft beer lovers"
  "Cypress is a small joint, tucked away on the corner of cypress and 6th street in Midtown. The food isn't fancy, or cheap, but it is really good and worth every penny. Especially the sublime donut burger: a burger in the middle of two donuts rather then two buns. Perfect for late night cravings! ..." The beer is the best part of what Cypress has to offer. There draft brews change weekly, and they always have a list of 6 or 8 on tap. My one complaint is that the good brews go fast, so even though there may be two brews on the menu I really want, sometimes the keg is out before they can update the menu. So always have a back up beer in mind when the waiter comes to take your order. Expect to pay $8 to $10 for a glass of most of the good beer. The atmosphere is another reason to love Cypress. Inside it is mostly dark wood tables and minimal decoration. It is a sports bar with a bit of sophistication. Outside, you have a mix of college indie music lovers as well as working pro... " More >