#family-dining

#family-dining

The past decade has seen Atlanta grow into a dynamic dining city, with restaurants garnering James Beard Awards and Michelin stars. But it's not just the great food that makes this a parent-friendly place - it's the warm hospitality. Unless a restaurant explicitly says otherwise, most welcome kids in their dining rooms and put parents at ease. Children are part of the fabric of Atlanta's culinary scene.

My husband and I have never been big on chain restaurants, but our teenagers love visiting them, so we've tried quite a few in recent years. Luckily, plenty have pleasantly surprised us, from upscale steakhouses like Ruth's Chris to surprisingly affordable spots like Waffle House. Now, we sometimes even look forward to checking out different chains - especially on double dates with our son and his girlfriend. The four of us regularly go to see a movie and get dinner at a restaurant near the theater.

Mystic Fish Camp combines laid-back family dining with bold culinary innovation, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and New England traditions.

Fini, the acclaimed pizzeria, has opened a new location in Brooklyn Heights, featuring classic Fini Pizza favorites and a warm, family-style atmosphere.

The mini cheeseburgers from Texas Roadhouse received criticism for their flavorless patties and overpowering cheese, contrasting with the more favorable Andy's Steak Ranger Meal.

The muscles in a tuna's forehead (noten) are one of the rarest cuts on the fish, Liang explained. Served beautifully as nigiri with fresh wasabi, I couldn't believe how it melted in my mouth.