Atlanta Food and Art News

BiteLines blog mostly about the Atlanta BeltLine, restaurants, street art and weirdness.

Forget Vanilla. Chocolate Slap Yo Mama is in the House.

Where to Find the Best Ice Cream on the Atlanta BeltLine Summer in Atlanta is exactly like living in a rainforest (without the...

Some Deep Fried Goodness

So often, the way we learn about other people is through food. Anthony Bourdain built an empire on this premise. When I travel, I seek...

Margaritas & Minero at Ponce City Market

As you may have seen, Shawn and I fêted Cinco de Mayo last week with a lunch at Minero, one of Atlanta's best Mexican restaurants....

Thai, Chinese or Vietnamese? Yes to all 3 at Hawkers on the Atlanta BeltLine.

At Hawkers Asian Street Food on the Atlanta BeltLine, you can get family recipes inspired by street vendors.

From Superheroes to Shiraz: Date Night on the Atlanta BeltLine

Now that many of us have gotten the vaccine, it seems that we are finally emerging from the dark cloud of COVID. God help you if you have...

Babe Ruth, 30 Oaks and 5 Magnolias on the Atlanta BeltLine

Atlanta is known as "city in the forest," and it's truly one of the things I love about living here. About half of metro Atlanta is...

Flying Down the Atlanta BeltLine

Since I live on the Atlanta BeltLine, people sometimes ask me if I am going to get a bike. My answer is always no because I prefer to...

Lobster on the Atlanta BeltLine

Every summer, my sister Katie and I go in search of the perfect lobster roll in Atlanta. It's an effect of our hybrid personalities -...

Your Guide to the Atlanta BeltLine

The Atlanta BeltLine is not just a way to get around, but also a destination. With a head count of about 2 million a year, the Eastside...

BBQ, Tobacco and Hurricanes: Taíno Art on the Atlanta BeltLine

Long before the boozy tourists in flip-flops, long before Christopher Columbus, there were the Taínos. "They are very gentle and without...