Prickly Pear . . .
This is a yummy prickly pear margarita from La Fonda Cantina. They have good food and really good margaritas!
This is a yummy prickly pear margarita from La Fonda Cantina. They have good food and really good margaritas!
Sadly, this was in the early 1950s. This old gas pump was used in an old Roswell gas station and auto shop. It's now been refurbished and sits in the pizza joint that occupies the old shop. Hard to believe the price is $.25 per gallon!
Nutella and Burnt Marshmallow shakes from Flip Burger Boutique. This is one of several liquid nitrogen milkshakes on the menu.
A shot of my dinner at Flip Burger Boutique, the rBQ burger, topped with yummy beef brisket.
The view from the chef's bar at Flip Burger Boutique. Watching them prep all the different burgers was pretty neat.
One of the many, many Waffle House signs that color the Atlanta skies. As a local company, there is never a shortage of these.
This is a portion of the seating area inside the Blue Grotto. This tapas bar has all sorts of yummy food and several different types of martinis.
This is a light fixture hanging in Atlanta's Vortex Bar & Grill. The Vortex is a really good burger joint in Midtown, with another location in Little Five Points. It's a bit rough on the edges (i.e. closer to a dive bar), but the food is great and the atmosphere is lots of fun!
These green bottles were sitting on the back of a long seating bench at Pasti's French Bistro. Yummy food at this place!
This old Krispy Kreme on Ponce De Leon in Midtown still has the fun, old neon sign. It looks neat at night, but not so much on a sunny day. The cloudy sky certainly helped me here. I'm happy I was able to get a decent shot during the day.
This month's theme day is yellow. The Smoothie King in the Virginia Highlands area of Atlanta is one of, if not THE, brightest buildings in the city. It's a fun, bright, banana yellow!
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A lovely chocolate hazelnut dessert at the Chocolate Pink dessert shop.
Another fun advertisement for Chick-fil-A. This water tower is just south of town and is easily spotted from the downtown connector. Isn't it fun?
Flip is the latest endeavor of Atlanta's own Top Chef, Richard Blais. The menu consists of funky burgers (which all sound yummy) and molecular milkshakes at the liquid-nitrogen milkshake bar. Seriously . . . take a second to peruse the milkshakes they have: Nutella & Burnt Marshmallow, Krispy Kreme, Pistachio & White Truffle, and finally a foie gras milkshake! Yum!
Talk about signage! This is the sign at the entrance to the Lumberyard Lofts in the West End of town. The sign is for Bone Garden Cantina, which is a new-ish Mexican spot. Great prickly-pear margaritas, perfectly fresh salsa, and pretty good tacos, too!
This is the Varsity. This particular location, on North Avenue in Midtown, is home to the World's Largest Drive-in. The Varsity's specialty is hot dogs. The midtown location and the Athens location are both insanely busy on Georgia Tech and Univ. of Georgia game days. Generally, you'll find as many local folks eating here as you will tourists.
Nuevo Lareda Cantina is one of, if not THE, best Mexican restaurant in the Metro Atlanta area. Their lobster tacos are amazing! Eh, the have pretty good margaritas, too! :) The crowd here is always out of control. Nearly every night during good weather there is a slew of people waiting outside on the patio for a table. They often spill out into the parking lot!
Turner Field has added a Chick-Fil-A cow to their stadium. This one actually does the Tomahawk Chop!