Atlanta's Best Takeout 2008

Fresh Italian cuisine prevails, and superfluous details are spare at this central eatery.

Reviews:

• “Tasty Itallian Food!”
• “Flawless!”
• “No way this could rate as “Best of Atlanta”"
• “Disappointing.”
• “LOVE FIGO!!”

Tips: Order at the counter and take the pepper grinder with you to designate your table.

Figo Pasta

Midtown pizza joint dishes up pies to those in need of a fast fix.

Reviews:

• “A full belly = a happy mouth!”
• “How do you improve on a classic? Ask Nancy!!! "
• “OMG! Absoutly the BEST pizza I have ever eaten!!!!!!!!!!!”
• “best pizza in town, and the best bartender”
• “AMAZING”

Tips: Valet parking is free.

Chicago’s Nancy’s Pizza or email Chicago’s Nancy’s Pizza

Inevitably busy Virginia-Highland landmark serves consistent mainstream Thai food.

Reviews:

• “Great food!! Love it.”
• “Nice Ambience!!!”
• “Yummy!”
• “excellent food and prompt service”
• “BE CAREFUL…IT’S ADDICTIVE!!!!!!!”

Tips: If faced with a long wait, put your name on the list and have cocktails at Atkins Park.

Surin of Thailand

Low-key intown pizzeria features thin-crust pies, quality ingredients and top patio real estate.

Reviews:

• “I Love this place!!!!!”
• “Best Pizza in the South”
• “Service with a sneer, cheap beer, decently -priced pizza with a flavor above all said”
• “Good pizza outside of Chicago or NY”
• “Yum!”

Tips: Check the signs before pulling into the parking lot behind Fellini’s. Not all spaces are designated for restaurant patrons.

Fellini’s Pizza

The preferred pizza joint for the downtown lunch crew.

Reviews:

• “Mama Mia !!! It’s Rosa’s”
• “Wasnt the best ive had”
• “Ain’t Nothing Like The Real Thing! The Best In Atlanta!”
• “CLOSE”
• “Very dirty store..”

Tips: Order a half ($35) or whole tray ($65) of lasagna and feed the whole family. Rosa’s will deliver to places within walking distance of the restaurant.

Rosa’s Pizza

People-watching and bagel-eating highlight this breakfast and lunch Va-Hi mainstay.

Reviews:

• “Woo-hoo for Belly!!!”
• “Great food, comfortable atmosphere and free WiFi”
• “Sweet, Delicious, Fast”
• “These cupcakes take you back to your happy place!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
• “UNIQUE”

Tips: Belly is the perfect get it n’ go spot for breakfast or lunch. Bagels and sandwiches are wrapped in wax paper and delivered in a brown paper bag.

Belly General Store or email Belly General Store

Rejuvenate with the ultimate comfort food for the tummy: soup.

Reviews:

• “Good, but not the best”
• “Best Restaurant in Atlanta”
• “Better than expected”
• “Long line, but worth the wait!”
• “Never go there”

Tips: In spite of the East Andrews street address, it’s easiest to park in the lot off Cains Hill Place. Traveling north on Roswell Road, turn left onto Irby, right again onto Cains Hill, left into lot opposite Churchill Arms.

Souper Jenny

Washington, D.C.-based chain serves up hand-formed burgers and fresh-cut fries to fiercely loyal customers.

Reviews:

• “Good Eats at Five Guys”
• “On speed dial, baby.”
• “fresh cut fries!”
• “Best burger and fries”

Tips: All the toppings are free, and include burger staples like grilled onions and mushrooms.

Five Guys Famous Burgers

Midtown grocery yields a crusty hot Cuban sandwich that’s worth a trek from anywhere.

Reviews:

• “Good bye”
• “I am very sad that this place is closed”
• “Return of the Kool”
• “Great Sandwiches, LOW price”
• “What Is A Cuban Sandwich?”

Kool Korners Grocery

Chinese restaurant serving all the greatest hits, such as spring rolls, wonton soup, shrimp fried rice and moo shu beef.

Reviews:

• “Great Eat”
• “Worst Asian Food!”
• “to cool for school”
• “Great Chinese”

Tips: Visit the website for dining discounts.

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