Guidebook for Atlanta
Food Scene
The best breakfast sandwiches! Unfortunately they do not excel at coffee.
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UniTEA & Coffee Cafe @ 640 West
640 Evans St SWThe best breakfast sandwiches! Unfortunately they do not excel at coffee.
Tassili's Raw Reality Café
1059 Ralph David Abernathy BlvdYummy vegan wraps.
Yasin's Homestyle Seafood
1080 Ralph David Abernathy BlvdGood fried fish.
Delicious soul food. Be sure to make a reservation.
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Greens And Gravy Restaurant
Delicious soul food. Be sure to make a reservation.
Antico
1093 Hemphill Ave NWDelicious pizza and byob (or wine)!
Everything Else
Tasty Kombucha shop. Chill vibe. Try the vegan ice cream! Free yoga Sundays at noon. Walking distance.
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Cultured South Fermentation Co.
1038 White St SWTasty Kombucha shop. Chill vibe. Try the vegan ice cream! Free yoga Sundays at noon. Walking distance.
Getting Around
Relay Bikes- West End MARTA
680 Lee St SWGet to the airport in under 20 minutes without any transfers!
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West End Transit Station
680 Lee Street Southwest Get to the airport in under 20 minutes without any transfers!
Essentials
The Good Hair Shop
1492 Ralph David Abernathy BlvdHair and body essentials.
Parks & Nature
Westside Trail
Atlanta BeltLine Westside TrailWalking trail. Easily accessible from your airbnb.
Arts & Culture
Beautiful 1872 Victorian home. Walking distance.
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Hammonds House Museum
503 Peeples St SWBeautiful 1872 Victorian home. Walking distance.
Well preserved 1870 farmhouse., now preserves the legacy of Joel Chandler Harris and the heritage of African American folklore through storytelling, tours and student publishing, the Wren’s Nest serves as an educational resource for the community, the greater Atlanta area and visitors from around the globe.
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The Wren's Nest
1050 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SWWell preserved 1870 farmhouse., now preserves the legacy of Joel Chandler Harris and the heritage of African American folklore through storytelling, tours and student publishing, the Wren’s Nest serves as an educational resource for the community, the greater Atlanta area and visitors from around the globe.