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Only Scrans in Georgia: 4 Spots From the Video
4 spots in Georgia, mapped from 24 Hours Eating Atlanta’s GREATEST Food! by Only Scrans.
The 4 spots
Home grown GA Restaurant
- Home grown GA RestaurantA quintessential neighborhood breakfast and lunch spot beloved by locals for its relaxed, comforting Southern fare. It is especially famous for its 'Comfy Chicken Biscuit,' a celebrated and highly recommended brunch item.
968 Memorial Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316, USA
Fox Bros Bar-B-Q
- Fox Bros Bar-B-QIt is highly recommended by locals, particularly for its smoked wings and Texas Fries.
1238 DeKalb Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307, USA
Fred's Meat & Bread
Krog Street Market, 99 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307, USA
Paschal's
Concourse B, 6000 N Terminal Rd T120, Atlanta, GA 30320, USA
From the video
24 Hours Eating Atlanta’s GREATEST Food! · Only Scrans
Only Scrans was deeply impressed by the authentic Southern hospitality and the high-quality comfort food at Home Grown, particularly praising the creamy sausage gravy and the chorizo enchiladas. He concluded that Atlanta is one of the most underrated food cities in America, offering diverse flavors that range from traditional soul food to innovative barbecue.
Food from the video
Comfit (biscuit, fried chicken, and sausage gravy)
Collard greens
Cheese grits
Corn tots
Chorizo enchiladas
Deep fried green tomatoes
Apple pie with cream
Chicken fried ribs
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Planning notes for Atlanta
Must-try foods in Atlanta
- Southern Fried ChickenAs the de facto capital of the South, Atlanta's fried chicken is an essential, iconic dish. It’s characterized by a perfectly crispy, seasoned crust and juicy, tender meat. You’ll find it in its traditional form at historic soul food institutions and in modern, gourmet variations throughout the city.
- Lemon Pepper Wings (Lemon Pepper Wet)Considered a modern Atlanta icon, Lemon Pepper Wings are a culinary claim unique to the city. While a dry rub is common elsewhere, the Atlanta favorite is 'Lemon Pepper Wet,' where the crispy fried wings are tossed in a buttery, tart, and savory lemon pepper sauce. They are a staple of local wing joints and late-night eats.
- Pimento CheeseReferred to as the 'caviar of the South,' this creamy, tangy spread is made from sharp cheddar cheese, mayonnaise, and pimentos. Georgia is known for growing and canning pimentos, making it a hyper-local condiment often served with crackers, celery, or spread thickly on biscuits and sandwiches.
- Baked Macaroni and CheeseA quintessential soul food side dish that is far from a boxed version. Atlanta’s take is a dense, ultra-cheesy casserole, baked until golden brown on top. It is an absolute requirement for any proper 'Meat and Three' or soul food Sunday plate.
- Peach CobblerAtlanta's nickname is 'The Big Peach,' making a peach-centric dessert mandatory. Peach cobbler is the iconic choice, featuring sweet, juicy Georgia peaches underneath a buttery, baked biscuit-like topping, typically served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
- Hot Boiled PeanutsA traditional Southern snack unique to the region, raw peanuts are boiled in a salty brine until they become soft, earthy, and savory. They can be found at street vendors, roadside stands, and gas stations across Georgia.
Trip guide
- About AtlantaAtlanta's historical background is represented in its city motto, *Resurgens*, a Latin term meaning "Rising again." The city originated as a railroad town. The historical heritage is preserved across multiple sites, including the Atlanta History Center, which was founded in 1926 and occupies a 33-acre campus.
- When to goThe best time to visit Atlanta is during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) shoulder seasons for mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer (June to August) is the peak season, offering many festivals but with hot, humid weather and the highest hotel prices. For the lowest prices and smallest crowds, the winter months of January and February are ideal, though temperatures are cooler.
- Getting around Atlanta
- Air Travel & Airport Rail (MARTA) Fly into Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), which is the primary hub. From the Domestic Terminal.
- Public Transportation (MARTA) The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) provides an extensive network of heavy rail (Red, Gold, Blue.
- Car Rental & Rideshare Major rental car companies are available at the Consolidated Rental Car Center, reached via the free ATL SkyTrain from the airport. For local travel, rideshare services (Uber.
- Local tips
- Expect heavy traffic and spontaneous jams, so always plan significant extra travel time for all scheduled activities.
- Be highly aware of your surroundings, secure your belongings in crowded areas, and avoid walking alone late at night.
- Refer to the city as 'the A' or 'the A-T-L,' and avoid using the widely disliked nickname 'Hotlanta.'.
- What’s new in Atlanta
- Centennial Yards Mega-Development in preparation for FIFA World Cup 26™.
- The highly anticipated opening of Chef Demetrius Brown's brick-and-mortar restaurant, Heritage, in Summerhill.
Discover AtlantaDiscover AtlantaThe official travel and tourism guide for Atlanta, managed by the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau to provide information on attractions, events, and dining.
Planning questions
Where did Only Scrans eat in Georgia?
This guide maps all 4 spots featured in the video, with names, addresses, and neighborhoods, so you can plan where to eat in Georgia.
What are the must-try foods in Georgia?
Creator picks from the video include Comfit (biscuit, fried chicken, and sausage gravy), Collard greens, Cheese grits, Corn tots. Open the map in Varedelo to see which spot each one is at.
Can I save these spots to use on my trip?
Yes. Open the map in Varedelo to save every spot, get directions, and revisit the guide from your phone while you travel.