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I’m gonna have to update my Atlanta excel food chart and send it to you. It’s been a while, and admittedly I do less exploring, but it will probably help remind me of some places that I need to get back to.

If you’re already there, the pizza/sub shop next door is pretty good, as is the gelato place next to that. There’s another ice cream place across the street called Morellis that is really good as well. Also, Kinship has some great cheeses, groceries, and sometimes baked goods from local shops...

Kinships burger lineup this weekend…

It’s really good but definitely expensive, especially their charcuterie. They also have some blue cheese aged ribeyes and butter aged ribeyes for this weekend. Literally coat the steak in the respective item and dry age it. Never seen it before but the blue cheese one is ridiculous...

I am fairly confident it is bacon but not 100% sure. They also make some insane charcuterie like a peanut heavy one called the southern smash. Great (but expensive) butcher shop. I’ve also gotten a 75 day dry aged ribeye from there.

And probably cast iron or griddled rather than cooked over fire.

The Spotted Trotter, Kinship, and Evergreen in town and add Heywoods if out of the perimeter. Those are the only butcher shops you need. Evergreen has the added benefit of being a bakery and sells buns made in house. However, Spotted Trotter sells General Muir buns. All make incredible...

This was actually filmed on the Georgia coast. The trees on the beach are on Jekyll Island and incredible to visit. Anyhow, that burger is based off the burger at The General Muir in Atlanta and the chef there was a consultant for the movie. The chef there has had a number of restaurants in...

I don’t know how this sidebar started, but my contribution is burgers should be wide, not tall.