CuisineOmakase sushi
Tasting menu$245
Neighbourhoodwest-midtown
ChefEdward Schubert
Book ahead30 days

Must order: The chef's omakase: two-hour, eighteen-course service at the eight-seat counter.

Tip: Two seatings nightly. Counter only; no a la carte. Reservations on the Mujo site 30 days out.

Location

Address: 1198 Howell Mill Rd NW Suite 100, Atlanta, GA 30318

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Bacchanalia ★ 4.6

New AmericanChef Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison$135 prix fixewest-midtownBook 30 days ahead

Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison's Bacchanalia in Atlanta opened 1993 and is the city's longest-running fine-dining benchmark, with farm-driven New American cooking.

Order: The crab fritter; a tasting course since opening night in 1993.

Tip: Bacchanalia relocated to Ellsworth Industrial in 2024 from Westside Provisions. Reservations on Resy.

Miller Union ★ 4.6

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Chef Steven Satterfield's modern Southern room in West Midtown, Atlanta opened 2009 and won James Beard Best Chef Southeast in 2017 for produce-driven cooking.

Order: The farm egg with grits and roasted vegetables, then whatever fish the kitchen has that night.

Tip: Lunch service is the quieter seat. The bar takes walk-ins with the full menu.

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Bacchanalia ★ 4.6

New AmericanChef Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison$135 prix fixewest-midtownBook 30 days ahead

Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison's Bacchanalia in Atlanta opened 1993 and is the city's longest-running fine-dining benchmark, with farm-driven New American cooking.

Order: The crab fritter; a tasting course since opening night in 1993.

Tip: Bacchanalia relocated to Ellsworth Industrial in 2024 from Westside Provisions. Reservations on Resy.

Miller Union ★ 4.6

Modern SouthernChef Steven SatterfieldA la carte and tastingwest-midtownBook 3 weeks ahead

Chef Steven Satterfield's modern Southern room in West Midtown, Atlanta opened 2009 and won James Beard Best Chef Southeast in 2017 for produce-driven cooking.

Order: The farm egg with grits and roasted vegetables, then whatever fish the kitchen has that night.

Tip: Lunch service is the quieter seat. The bar takes walk-ins with the full menu.

Bones ★ 4.6

SteakhouseChef Jimmy Singleton$80 to $200 a la cartebuckheadBook 2 weeks ahead

Bones steakhouse in Buckhead, Atlanta opened 1979 and remains the city's classic white-tablecloth chophouse with Wine Spectator Grand Award wine list and dry-aged beef.

Order: The dry-aged bone-in ribeye plus the Lobster Savannah seafood supplement.

Tip: Jackets preferred. Closed Sundays. Reservations a week ahead on OpenTable; the bar takes walk-ins with the full menu.

Aria ★ 4.5

New AmericanChef Gerry KlaskalaA la cartebuckheadBook 2 weeks ahead

Chef Gerry Klaskala's Buckhead institution in Atlanta opened 2000 and runs a slow-cooked New American menu of braised meats and seasonal plates. Closed Sundays.

Order: The slow-braised short rib; the chef's tasting on Fridays and Saturdays.

Tip: The lounge bar takes walk-ins with the full menu; OpenTable for reservations.

Staplehouse ★ 4.6

Modern AmericanChef Ryan Hidinger team$135 chef's tastingold-fourth-wardBook 30 days ahead

Staplehouse in Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta opened 2015 inside a converted carriage house. Runs a chef's tasting under the nonprofit Giving Kitchen umbrella; profits reinvested.

Order: The chef's tasting menu; the menu rotates with the seasons.

Tip: Profits fund The Giving Kitchen, supporting Atlanta hospitality workers in crisis. Reservations on Tock 30 days out.

Restaurant Eugene ★ 4.5

Modern SouthernChef Linton Hopkins$110 prix fixebuckheadBook 2 weeks ahead

Chef Linton Hopkins' Peachtree Road room in Buckhead, Atlanta opened 2004 and runs a refined Southern tasting menu. James Beard Best Chef Southeast 2012.

Order: The seasonal tasting menu with grain courses from Anson Mills.

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