Food and Drink

Fall has officially arrived and that typically equals kitchens filled with lots of comforting soups, festive breads and of course, the occasional baked good.

Beer lovers mark your calendars.

The 11th annual Southern Chefs Potluck by Wholesome Wave Georgia returns Sunday, Oct. 11 from 5-6:15PM in a new virtual format.

Throughout quarantine, virtual cooking and cocktail classes became a go-to activity for many (as well as a fun way to support local restaurants and bars through a difficult time).

2020 has been rough, but there are still reasons for celebrations, including for one of America’s favorite foods during National Pizza Month in October.

The Buttery ATL has made it possible to have creamy homemade chicken potpie, fresh daily baked bread, farm fresh eggs and more from a seasonal-inspired menu delivered to your doorstep.

If you’ve tried leading a healthier lifestyle by cutting out that morning cup of joe, or afternoon pick-me-up, there’s good news.

Fall is nearly here, and that can only mean one thing — the pumpkin spice craze is about to be in full swing.

Little Cottage Brewery will soon call Avondale Estates home.

The tail end of summer might be close, but there are still a few more months to soak up time on the beautiful patios along Atlanta’s BeltLine.

From neighborhood gatherings to corporate dinner parties, The Aero Bar is the way to go.

Looking to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into your diet? Juice cleansing is a great way to do so while eliminating toxins from both inside and outside the body.

For those preferring to receive groceries delivered to their door by services like Instacart, Amazon Fresh and Shipt without stepping foot in a store, Atlanta also has a local grocery delivery service catering to local, Black-owned businesses.

Atlanta’s favorite popsicle company, King of Pops, now offers Prince of Pops created specifically for children.

Although back-to-school may look different this year, the Fulton County School Nutrition program announced it will continue to serve nutritious and safe meals to all enrolled students even while classes remain virtual.

In partnership with Makers’ Mark, Black Restaurant Week is hosting the national Power of the Palate cocktail competition, in search of the nation’s top Black craft bartender from 16 select cities.

Every year, Aug. 20 is dedicated to everyone’s favorite summertime drink, lemonade.

With Atlanta dining opening back up gradually, breweries are becoming a more popular activity.

There’s nothing better on a hot summer’s day than a scoop of ice cream.

Even when spending more time at home, it can be challenging to keep up a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

No matter the occasion, a gift of bite-sized cupcakes will be sure to put a smile on the recipient’s face.

Atlanta has some great sandwich offerings scattered throughout the city, but some tasty competition has entered the playing field.

Whether enjoying a favorite cocktail out on the town with friends or getting creative making our own at home, National Tequila Day coming up on July 24 is one of our favorite days of the year.

Located between East Lake and Oakhurst neighborhoods, Lake & Oak Neighborhood BBQ might be the new kid on the block, but you’d never know from the cooking.

In the South, it’s obvious we love our BBQ.

Farmers and food producers depend on markets to make a living.

July is National Picnic Month, making it my favorite part of the summer.

Ah, summer – the season defined by pool days, sunbathing and adventures.

Lunch meetings with coworkers or clients have traditionally been hosted as a multi-tasking convenience, or a social interaction used for networking and conducting business.

It’s that time of year. Step outside and chances are you’ll smell charcoal firing up from one direction or the other. Grilling season is a delicious chance to introduce new recipes, but for beginners, it can be intimidating. Here are some tips.