Being new to Atlanta, you can become confused about where all the good food is. You would think that being at Atlanta is in a South that so-o-food would be everywhere. But as I said in previous videos about Atlanta, which you can find here, we are a city of transplants. Besides, so-o-food is great, but it's not something that you want every day. Today on Paxport Kings, I've compiled a list of my favorite places to eat and bring clients to in Atlanta. Use it and your taste buds in Atlanta will never be the same. Engage. This is Paxport Kings. Welcome aboard abroad. My name is Rocklay and I'm a travel advisor. I make Paxport Kings travel videos to a form, review, and excite your of our vacation destinations and other travel related information. If this is a topic you like, consider subscribing to Paxport Kings and ring the notification bell so you can be the first to know when I upload new content. Number 10 is this is it. I'm not the biggest fan of the recipes and choices in this restaurant. But when you get a taste for soul food, this selection offered at this is it is vast and most times cooked with pride. This is it is a black-owned restaurant with at least three locations that I know about. The most popular one is by the airport and each point and it stays busy. The other two locations I know of is in Rivetdale and one closest to me in Marietta. But I'm sure there are more. For collage grains, smothered poultry, and it's a clean rib tuk. This restaurant chain is definitely one to try out. It's like having a fast food slash soul food experience. Number 9 is King Caribbean Takeout. I guess I'm more familiar with restaurants around my way in the Smirno Marietta area. So a lot of my suggestions will be from up here. King Caribbean Takeout is a Nigerian restaurant that turns into an African nightclub after hours. King Caribbean is special because of suya. Suya is a state that's cooked according to an old African recipe. Once you've tried it from them, you'll have a completely different perspective on state. They have a full menu of other African dishes, but you will most likely frequent this place for the suya. The only problem I've had with them sometimes is you can tell that they didn't give you the prime piece of steak. A corona experience. But when everything is right, there's nothing like suya from King Caribbean Takeout. Number 9 is Old Lady Gay. This soul food restaurant was created by the real housewife of Atlanta and escape number Candy Burris. They make old-fashioned Southern cuisine and say that it's made with love. This is going to be some of the best soul food that you can currently find in Atlanta. It's located in one of the city's historic and art districts, Casu Berry Hill. The price is a reasonable for dinner prepared by people who put love into their dishes. If you're just coming to Atlanta to visit for a few days, click the link above so you can find the cheapest tickets on the internet. Then tell your host to swing you by old lady game for traditional Southern cooking. Number 7 is Public. Well really the public sandwiches. This may come as a surprise, but every once in a while all you want is a good cold cut sandwich. Public supermarket is my favorite place to get sliced meat sandwiches. The soft bread is made fresh every day. The veggies used for toppings are straight out of their produce department. They can use public's brand meat if you choose, but the sandwiches are taken to another level when you pick boistered meats and cheeses. I've been to plenty of other famous sandwich spots in the city. Hands down, public sandwiches taste the best. Whenever you are either in a rush or don't feel like a hot dinner, you will be satisfied. You can also ask them to heat any sandwich up. Number 6 is Syracusa Pizza. As you probably know, I'm from New York. Up top, the Italians in New York have to me perfected the pizza recipe. Syracusa has bought that recipe down to Atlanta untouched. I purchased plenty of pizza in my 15 plus years living here. The chain pizza stores like pizza hut and dominoes can be okay and when it comes to Papa John's, it can be downright disgusting. I've also been happy to support little ceases after I read that the owner of the franchise might glitch. Paid Rosa Parks rent for decades into her death, but when I want to be selfish, non-woke and just get the best taste and pizza possible, Syracusa definitely takes the cake. This store is small and the other patrons are not that welcoming. But fuck them, just order your pizza to go and go pick it up and then bounce. Or you can use door dash to get it. Make sure you use my first time using code on door dash so you can save a couple of bucks on your first order. And also make sure you watch the end of this video so you can download my free ebook about how to make money in the travel industry and if you haven't yet, hit subscribe and press the notification bell. Number 5 is Bloody Vegan. This restaurant is all the brave and sensation in Atlanta right now. You can expect lines for blocks if you get here at peak times of the day. Like the name of the place itself, the food choices all have a provocative name. One night staying, Monaget, and Holly will hook her as some of the names of the burgers that they have. But the two real drawers to this restaurant is the fact that all the burgers and ingredients are plant based. A black vegan woman named Pinky Cole came up with this idea. I guess she was trying to find something to eat that followed her diet. What she and her team created is now a landmark in Atlanta. Even if you're not vegan, you will enjoy the food and enjoy the time that you're spending at slutty vegan. Number 4 is Poppies in the airport. Another staple in New York City is Puerto Ricans in their Spanish food. I miss the potato balls and pernale that I enjoy eating while growing up. Walking past one of those restaurants when I was younger would make me hungry even if I just ate. They weren't the cleanest restaurants in the world but the food on display in their windows made you overlook that. The food was made by Spanish-speaking people who were most serious about tasting technique. After years of living in Atlanta and tried different Spanish spots, poppies, although a Cuban-based restaurant, immediately gave me nostalgia. There is one in Hot Svilla in the airport and another location in Midtown Atlanta. If you want authentic Spanish food, I recommend poppies. Number 3 is Pobardoes. There are many occasions when you will want to splurge on a seafood dinner with your guests or loved ones. Pobardoes in Cobb County is a New Orleans-style seafood restaurant. It'll give you the feeling that you've traveled to a resort off the Gulf Coast. Fried seafood in this place is very good and a vast selection guarantees that you won't need to have the same thing twice. The only competition this place has for seafood selection is Reis on a River which can be too expensive and too bougie or Marietta Fish Market which is too far north on the I-75 and I think they're too light on a lorry season. Those two are my honorable mentions but I recommend poppies over both. Another honorable mention I have is a tiny shrusted one located in the bindings. It's on a train track literally and shaped like a train. It's called Orient Express of bindings. They serve high-end traditional Chinese food and Habachi. It's definitely my favorite choice for Chinese food and Metro Atlanta and it looks like they keep the place clean too. Now number 2 is Foggo de Tau. This is authentic Brazil cuisine at its finest and the prices for mills will reflect that but if you have a birthday or other special occasion coming up there is no place I recommend more than Foggo de Tau. This all you can eat place is a carnivores dream. They also have a decent salad bar but the main joy is waiters coming around to you with fresh lamb, beef and pork on spits right off the fire grill. It was slightly a selection for you right off until you're plate for as long as your stomach has room and it's good. Good as an understatement. They are the gold standard of eating out in Atlanta. Links to my free ebook or make money online so you can travel more can be found down in the description. All you can go to the main page on www.PasswordKings.com and pick it up now but beware I am about to update my website so things can be a little bit different by the time you see this video. Alright so now number 1 is Marietta Dina. How can I pick a Dina as best place to eat in Atlanta? I've never been disappointed with my middle in this day. I've tried everything on their menu. Breakfast lunch and dinner at Marietta Dina always satisfies me. If you are single or coming with a group the staff is professional and will always treat you like family. They can be spinach pies along with your bread before you even order anything. The cakes for dessert look and taste like a top million dollar chef baked them. I'm always trying new places to eat and one day my list may change but as of now this Greek inspired Dina that serves everything else has been my favorite place to eat for the entire time that I've been in Metro Atlanta area. So what restaurants have eitheries with you have added to this list? Give me your recommendations down in the comments and tell me about them. I love reading and responding to you. Then check out all my videos about moving to Atlanta that I'm attaching to the playlist on the end credits and if you're thinking about moving to Atlanta these videos will give you a lot of knowledge on the subject but now when you do set up shopping at Atlanta you will always know where to eat like a dish of past or a day.