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Norcross Getting a Community-Driven Coffee Experience
NORCROSS, GA – A new cafe is taking over the space that formerly hosted the Beatles-theme cafe MET BrewMasters Coffee at: 5380 Peachtree Industrial Blvd Unit 100 Norcross, GA 30071. Iron Coffee Cafe will open in the space as early as mid-March or as late as April 1st, owner Malvina McNeill said.
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Cozy Georgia Restaurants That Feel Just Right On A Rainy Day
There’s something magical about watching rain tap against the window while you’re tucked inside a warm, inviting restaurant. Georgia has plenty of spots where you can escape the drizzle and enjoy delicious food in a setting that feels like a cozy hug. Whether you’re craving comfort food or...
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No Trip To Georgia Is Complete Without Visiting This Legendary Southern Restaurant
There are tourist attractions, and then there are places where the locals actually eat. Mary Mac’s Tea Room in Atlanta falls firmly into the second category, though it’s become such an institution that tourists and locals now happily share tables over plates of fried chicken that could make a grown person cry tears of joy.
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Authentic Mexican Taqueria Opening Soon in Buford
A new, authentic taqueria is coming to Buford, owner Bryan Romero told Business Debut. Chingate Un Taco is planning to debut at: 2700 Buford Hwy, Duluth, GA 30096, next to Romero's existing and highly rated barber shop, Barberco. What to Expect. The concept will be centered on authentic Mexican cuisine,...
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‘School of Shack’: Shake Shack launches cooking class series
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Shake Shack is opening up its kitchen secrets to the public with the launch of a new cooking class series called “School of Shack.”. John Karangis, Shake Shack’s executive chef, came to Atlanta News First to talk about the series. The first class focuses on Shake Shack’s iconic ShackBurger, walking participants through the methods and techniques behind one of the chain’s most recognizable menu items.
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The 2026 Spring Arts Preview: Our picks in Theater
Did somebody order a premiere? World premieres rule the stage this spring, bringing fresh material to theater-goers. Here, our theater critics weigh in on what they can’t wait to see. ::. The world premiere musical Basura at Alliance Theatre, May 30 to July 12, is worth seeing just for...
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Atlanta's Hands-Down 5 Best Breakfast Restaurants In The Downtown Area, According To Reviews
As far as foodie cities go, Atlanta easily ranks among the best, even if it wasn't named one of the top five foodie cities in 2025. Part of the reason Atlanta has such a robust culinary scene is its diverse population, which brings a wide range of cuisines to the fore.
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Atlanta to Celebrate Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 14
The city’s long-standing tradition of celebrating Irish culture and community spirit returns this spring as the annual Atlanta St. Patrick’s Day Parade is officially set for Saturday, March 14, 2026. The parade — one of Atlanta’s most popular seasonal events — will once again fill the streets with...
Rough Draft Atlanta
Avondale Estates restaurant Rising Son closing at the end of March
Avondale Estates breakfast and brunch restaurant Rising Son, owned by Chef Hudson Rouse, will close after 10 years on North Avondale Road. The restaurant will offer its final service on March 29. The post Avondale Estates restaurant Rising Son closing at the end of March appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta .
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Mama Debbie’s Art Emporium to celebrate grand opening in downtown Tucker
Mama Debbie's Art Emporium in downtown Tucker is celebrating its grand opening on Mar. 7 with a party and inaugural exhibition, featuring work from up to 30 local artists for sale. The post Mama Debbie’s Art Emporium to celebrate grand opening in downtown Tucker appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta .
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Duluth’s Sisavath gets win in first career BFL event at Phoenix Bass Fishing League at Lake Lanier
GAINESVILLE, Ga. – Boater Jake Sisavath of Duluth, Georgia, caught five bass weighing 23 pounds, 4 ounces, to win the Phoenix Bass Fishing League (BFL) Presented by T-H Marine on Lake Lanier. The tournament was the first of five events of the season for the BFL Bulldog Division. Sisavath, fishing in his first career BFL event, earned $5,040 for his victory.
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Scoville Hot Chicken Sandy Springs Is Bringing the Heat to Atlanta And I’m Officially Obsessed
If you know me, you know I don’t mess around with my food. Especially not my chicken. So, when I tell you that Scoville Hot Chicken has just become my new favorite hot chicken spot in Atlanta, understand that I mean it with my whole heart. And now that...
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HOBNOB Taps Into Irish Cheer with Four Days of St. Patrick's Day Festivities
HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern is bringing the luck of the Irish to all locations March 14-17, 2026, with four days of festive food and drink specials in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. Guests can raise a glass with $7 Jameson, sip on the $10 Luck of the Irish cocktail or toast the occasion with $5 Shamrock Shots. For those looking to pair their pints with hearty fare, Guinness-glazed wings will be available for $16.95 throughout the celebration. Whether stopping in for a quick bite or gathering friends for a spirited celebration, guests are invited to don their green and join the party at their favorite neighborhood Tavern.
Gwinnett Daily Post
Special Needs Schools of Gwinnett to host 'Under the Sea' student art show
Artistry and imagination will be on full display when the Special Needs Schools of Gwinnett hosts its second-annual student art show on March 26. The theme of this year’s show is “Under the Sea.” The student art show will feature work from each of the 70 children enrolled in the school. The show will run from 5 to 7 p.m. at the campus located at 660 Davis Road in Lawrenceville. The show is open to the public with a small donation requested at the door. “Our students loving being creative,” said Jamie Hamilton, executive director of the Special Needs Schools of Gwinnett. “They know their artwork is going to be showcased and they’re excited about it. They’re counting down the days and they are hard at work creating everything that’s going to be displayed.” The presenting sponsor for the Student Art Show is Oconee State Bank, a longtime supporter of the Special Needs Schools of Gwinnett. The development of the annual art show has helped students discover more personal strengths and passions. The younger students display their beginning skills, and the older students offer more complex and bold projects. “You do a lot of different things and keep at it
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The sad saga of the historic Paschal’s hotel and restaurant
For more than 20 years, one of Atlanta’s most notable civil rights venues has sat vacant – waiting for new life. It’s hard to overstate the role Paschal’s has played in Atlanta’s civil rights movement. Two brothers, Robert Paschal and James Paschal, began operating as...