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RESTAURANT GUIDE American 4th & Swift 621 North Ave NE 678.904.0160 Broadway Diner 620 Peachtree St NE 404.477.9600 Eats 600 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.888.9149 Erica's Fine Foods 134 Baker St NE 404.525.6240 Livingston Restaurant and Bar 659 Peachtree St NE 404.897.5000 The Lawrence 905 Juniper St NE 404.961.7177 The Spence 75 5th St NW 404.892.9111 Top Flr 674 Myrtle St NE 404.685.3110 Wing Nut 120 North Ave NE 678.702.9990 Woody's Famous Philadelphia Cheesesteaks 981 Monroe Dr NE 404.876.1939 Wing Stop 595 Piedmont Ave, STE 330 404-874-9464 Barbeque Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q 1238 DeKalb Ave NE 404.577.4030 Sweet Auburn Barbecue 209 Edgewood Ave SE 404.589.9722 The Pig and The Pearl 1380 Atlantic Ave NW 404.541.0930 Bars/Sports Bars Independent 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.249.9869 Midtown Tavern 554 Piedmont Ave NE 404.541.1372 Publik Draft House 654 Peachtree Street 404.885.7505 World of Beer 855 Peachtree St NE, STE 5 404.815.9221 Breakfast Dunkin' Donuts 225 Peachtree Street NE 404.223.6717 Flying Biscuit Café 1001 Piedmont Ave NE 404.874.8887 IHOP 428 Ponce de Leon Ave NE 404.228.2741 Krispy Kreme 295 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.876.7307 Livingston Restaurant + Bar 659 Peachtree Street NE 404.897.5000 Waffle House 66 5th St NW at Spring St NW 404.872.0028 Burgers Cypress Street Pint & Plate 817 W Peachtree St 404.815.9243 Fuze Burger 265 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.685.9988 The Varsity 61 North Ave NW 404.881.1706 Last Revised April 2016 1 Vortex Bar and Grill 878 Peachtree Street NE 404.875.1667 Grind house Grill 209 Edgewood Ave 404.522.3444 Chinese Aloha Asian Cuisine & Sushi 550 Piedmont Ave NE 404.810.9128 Chien's Oriental Cuisine 463 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.872.8866 Chin Chin 2 699 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.881.1511 China Express 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.249.1102 Lucky China 455 North Ave 678.701.4181 The Pagoda 1858 Piedmont Ave NE 404.892.8051 Wok n Roll 250 Auburn Ave 404-688-7818 Coffee Cafe Mims 659 Peachtree Street NE 404.897.5000 Caribou Coffee 303 Peachtree St NE 404.681.0208 Coco Java Café 730 Peachtree St 770.720.9076 Starbucks 867 Peachtree St NE 404.876.7466 Starbucks Hospital Cafeteria 404.686.1000 Deli/Sandwiches/ Bread American Deli 675 W Peachtree St NW 404.879.0471 Babs 814 Juniper St NE 404.541.0888 Dressed 950 West Peachtree St NE 404.347.3434 Firehouse Subs 860 Peachtree St Suite G 404.874.3393 Fresh to Order 860 Peachtree St 404.593.2323 Jersey Mike's Submarines 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.872.3199 Jimmy John's 400 W. Peachtree St. 404.522.5150 Ocean Market 489 Peachtree St NE 404.665.1495 Quiznos 120 North Ave NE 678.702.0777 Subway 620 Peachtree St STE #202 470-575-7778 Fast Food Arden's Garden 985 Monroe Dr NE 404.817.6624 Atlanta's Best Chicken & Fish 216 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.875.1942 Burger King 386 North Avenue NE 678.705.3749 Chick-fil-A 233 Peachtree St Ne # B-40 404.577.4194 Cook Out 544 Ponce de Leon Ave 1-866-547- 0011 Dairy Queen 410 North Avenue NE 404.874.6110 McDonald's 675 West Peachtree Street NW 404.874.7848 Popeye’s 683 Boulevard NE 404.875.7070 Taco Bell 429 Ponce de Leon Ave 404.876.3559 Last Revised April 2016 2 Wendy’s 660 Boulevard NE 404-874-8069 Zaxby's 425 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.249.9883 French Atmosphere 1620 Piedmont Ave NE 678.702.1620 French American Brasserie 30 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW 404.266.1440 Greek Cafe Kia-Ora 759 W.Peachtree St 404.607.9312 Olive Bistro 650 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.874.5336 Indian Desi Spice 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.872.2220 Haveli Indian Cuisine 225 Spring St NW 404.522.4545 NaanStop 64 Broad St NW 404.522.6226 International Django Gypsy Kitchen & Saloon 495 Peachtree St 404.347.8648 The Dining Room at the WTC Atlanta 303 Peachtree Street 404.813.6670 The Melting Pot 754 Peachtree St NE 404.389.0099 Poor Calvins 510 Piedmont Ave NE 404.254.4051 Irish Pub Gordon Biersch Brewery 848 Peachtree St NE 404.870.0805 Max Lager's Wood-Fired Grill & Brewery 320 Peachtree St 404.382.5607 O'Terrill's Pub and Restaurant 510 Piedmont Ave NE 404.815.0079 Shakespeare Tavern 499 Peachtree Street NE 404.874.5299 Italian Baraonda 710 Peachtree St NE 404.879.9962 Basta Italian 659 Peachtree St NE 404.874.8980 Briza 866 West Peachtree Street, NW 678.412.2400 Churchill Grounds 660 Peachtree St NE 404.876.3030 Japanese Gekko Sushi 620 Glen Iris Dr 404.249.4300 MF Sushibar 265 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.815.8844 RA 1080 Peachtree Street 404.267.0114 Steel Restaurant & Sushi Lounge 950 West Peachtree St, STE 255 404-477-6111 Mediterranean Ecco 40 7th Street NE 404.537.2850 Last Revised April 2016 3 Mediterranean Grill 985 Monroe Dr NE 404.917.1100 Social Resto Cafe Bar 12 W Peachtree Pl NW 404.381.1245 Mexican Abrigo Midtown 818 Juniper St NE 404.963.7673 Escorpion Tequila Bar and Cantina 800 Peachtree St NE 678.666.5198 Frogs Cantina 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.607.9967 Moe's Southwest Grill 85 5th St NE 404.541.9940 Willy's Mexicana Grill 725 W Peachtree St NW 404.819.2539 Pizza Cameli's Gourmet Pizza Joint 699 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.249.9020 Chicago's Nancy's Pizza - Midtown 265 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.885.9199 DaVinci’s Pizza 1270 West Peachtree St 404.249.7800 Domino's 461 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.874.0030 Goodfella's Pizza & Wings 615 Spring St. 404.347.7227 Mellow Mushroom 400 West Peachtree St NW 404.577.1001 Mellow Mushroom 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.874.2291 Papa John's 990 State ST NW 404.872.5252 Ray's NY Pizza / Cedars Mediterranean 26 5th St NE 404.888.9911 Seafood Grille at 590 590 W Peachtree St NW 404.881.6000 Lure 1106 Crescent Ave NE 404.817.3650 Oceanaire Seafood Room 1100 Peachtree St NE 404.475.2277 Ray's In the City 240 Peachtree St NW 404.524.9224 Sweet Auburn Seafood 171 Auburn Ave NE, STE P 678.974.5019 The Steamhouse Lounge 1051 West Peachtree St NW 404.233.7980 Southern Apache Café 64 3rd St NE 404.876.5436 Biltmore Cafe and Grill 817 W Peachtree St 404.815.1617 Gladys Knight’s Chicken & Waffles 529 Peachtree St NE 404.874.9393 Mary Mac's Tea Room 224 Ponce De Leon Ave NE 404.876.1800 Pittypat’s Porch 25 Andrew Young Int'lBlvd. 404.585.8228 Rare 554 Piedmont Ave NE 404.549.9024 Sweet Georgia's Juke Joint 200 Peachtree St NE 404.230.5853 Steakhouse BLT Steak 45 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd. 404.577.7601 Morton's The Steakhouse 303 Peachtree Center Ave NE 404.577.4366 Room at Twelve Centennial Park 400 Peachtree St NE 404.418.1250 Last Revised April 2016 4 Thai Mu Lan 824 Juniper St NE 404.877.5797 Royal Orchid Thai Cuisine 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.892.4345 Tin Drum 88 5th St NW 404.881.1368 Top Spice 1529 Piedmont Ave NE 404.685.9333 Vegetarian Evos 855 Peachtree Street 404.347.3588 Metrofresh 931 Monroe Dr NE 404.724.0155 Soul Vegetarian 2 652 North Highland Ave NE 404.875.0145 Last Revised April 2016 5 Emory Dining Hours Savory Fare Weekdays Breakfast 6:30am to 10:00am Lunch & Dinner 11:00am to 7:30pm Weekends Breakfast 7:00am to 10:00pm Lunch & Dinner 11:00am to 7:30pm Peachtree Perk Hours 7:00am to 2:30pm Closed Weekends & Holidays Last Revised April 2016 6 .
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