4 Best Restaurants in Little Five Points and Inman Park, Atlanta

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We've compiled the best of the best in Little Five Points and Inman Park - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q

$$ | Candler Park Fodor's Choice

Here's what pays the bills here: brisket, pulled pork, fried pickles, and an artery-cloggin' take on tater tots, served smothered in Brunswick stew and melted cheese. Try to get a seat on the patio, a great place to soak up sun and sip a cold beer. Unfortunately, you may have to hunt for parking first.

1238 DeKalb Ave., Atlanta, GA, 30307, USA
404-577–4030
Known For
  • Smoked brisket and pulled pork
  • Buzzing patio
  • Fatty but delectable tater tots
Restaurant Details
Reservations not accepted

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bartaco

$ | Inman Park

Pull out your phone, scan the QR code menu, and decide what you want in your tacos; bartaco offers everything from falafel and fish to cauliflower and chorizo. You'll want at least two, even though it's easy to fill up on the unforgettable guacamole. The chopped salad tossed with lime vinaigrette is also a great choice, especially if you ask to have some seasoned shrimp added in.

Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party

$ | Candler Park
Dr. Bombay’s is full of whimsy. From the outside, it’s cute, but unassuming. Once you walk inside, you’re met with rows of bookshelves with all books available for purchase and upside-down umbrellas hanging from the ceiling. This offbeat café offers various types of teas and private tea parties, or high tea reservations. A percentage of every sale also goes toward The Learning Tea, a scholarship program that supports women’s education in Darjeeling, India.
1645 McLendon Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA, 30307, USA
404-474–1402
Known For
  • Teas sourced from India that go toward a good cause
  • Magical look and feel
  • Private tea parties with delectable pastries
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.–Thurs. No dinner

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The Flying Biscuit Café

$ | Candler Park

There's a long wait on weekends at this spot, which is famous for its biscuits served with cranberry-apple butter. Dinners may include roasted chicken or turkey meat loaf with pudge (mashed potatoes). There are also plenty of vegetarian options. Next door is a bakery serving biscuits to go, as well as freshly baked muffins and cookies; but be aware, the bakery closes at 2 pm.

1655 McLendon Ave., Atlanta, GA, 30307, USA
404-687–8888
Known For
  • Biscuits with cranberry-apple butter (also available to go)
  • Long waits on weekends
  • Surprisingly delicious lunch options
Restaurant Details
Reservations not accepted

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