Best Cookies in Atlanta

"A staple of mall food courts across the country, Great American Cookies’s first shop opened in Atlanta’s own Perimeter Mall, offering a chocolate chip cookie based on an old family recipe. Cookies, cookie cakes, and brownies are baked fresh daily in almost 300 stores."

"These cookie sellers have built an empire capitalizing on late-night sweets cravings and the ease of dessert delivery. The shops around Atlanta have cookies warm and ready for every situation. Insomnia might even bring a bottle of chocolate milk in the order, if asked politely enough."

"Insomnia Cookies delivers fresh and delicious cookies until 3 a.m. every night of the week. You can even follow your delivery order with the convenient Cookie Tracker."

"If you’re in need of some inspiration, consider trying these things: Hot Dogs, Burritos, and Tacos."

"The party doesn't stop at this Roswell Road hotspot, which is part high energy sports bar and part dance club. While you can stay inside and watch the game on the big screens, the patio is the real draw, with live music Thursdays through Saturdays and late night dance parties on Friday and Saturday nights after 10 p.m. Don't sleep on weeknight specials either, like $2 tacos and $3 tequilas on Tuesdays."

"Come by for big memories, all-night dance parties, live music, comfort food, and a great selection of draft beers, craft beers and distilled spirits!"

"They feature only the highest quality seafood from sources that can exist over the long term without compromising species’ survival or the health of the ecosystem. This helps the restaurant stand apart from the rest because they believe the choices they make will help to enhance the seafood marketplace for all consumers, and sustainable fishing practices also yield the highest quality seafood. Visit Goin’ Coastal and enjoy a variety of meals from crab cakes to lobster mac and cheese while supporting the sustainable seafood market."

"The menu reflects the casual vibe: shrimp and grits, mussels steamed in white wine with garlic and herbs, a Lowcountry take on bouillabaisse. Chef Zach Kell prides himself on sourcing sustainable seafood. Website: http://goincoastalseafood.com"

"White Windmill is a Korean bakery with locations in both Doraville and Duluth. The bakery offers an impressive array of treats, including flavored coffee and tea lattes, breads, and French and Asian pastries. Try not to over indulge in all of the samples here."

"In the heart of Midtown lies Einstein’s, a consistently top-rated brunch spot with a variety of delicious offerings. You won’t want to miss out on the Fried Green Tomato Benedict with goat cheese, basil aioli and red pepper puree, but if carnivore is more your buzz word, then try the Tres Carne Quiche loaded with smoked ham, bacon and Patak’s andouille sausage. Extensive wine list and full bar available.Dine-in, takeout and no-contact delivery available."

"1077 Juniper Street NE, Atlanta, GA Phone: (404) 876-7925www.einsteinsatlanta.com. Einstein’s menus are full of clever recreations of Southern comfort classics. This spot combines a world-class outdoor patio with sophisticated bar and interior dining for the most unique party space in Atlanta, with space for seated events for up to 120, standing receptions for up to 175, and buffets for up to 75 people."

"American , Sandwiches ,  Steaks ,  Brunch"

"Even if you've never eaten at the Southern Sweets Bakery, chances are you've eaten some of their desserts as they supply many of the restaurants in the surrounding area with their delicious sweets. The small bakery is located in close proximity to the Dekalb Farmers Market. The Red Velvet Cake and Apple Pie are two of the most popular desserts."

"Focused on Southern-style goods, as the name implies, this Decatur institution offers a variety of desserts including pound cakes, tarts, full cakes, and vegan/gluten-friendly options."

"This seven-acre public conservation park doubles as a community garden and boasts walking trails, a spring-fed creek, a frog pond and more. It is located mere miles from downtown Atlanta and is managed by residents of the neighborhood."

"One of Atlanta's best museums, the Atlanta History Center was originally founded in 1926 by a group of Atlantans dedicated to, well, preserving their city's history. The Center, as we know it today, came to fruition in the 1990s as a way of highlighting the political and cultural history of Atlanta and the surrounding region. Unsurprisingly, there's an impressive collection of Civil War art and artifacts here (including Cyclorama: The Big Picture, a painting that measures 49-feet tall by 371-feet long), along with written commentary on the Native American history of Georgia and lighter, more pop-culture-adjacent topics like Folk Art."

"History comes to life at the Atlanta History Center, with its captivating Southern folk art and Civil War exhibitions. As you explore the center, spend some time checking out their guided tours and special monthly programming. Plus, hit its top attractions, like the Centennial Olympic Games Museum."

"The center includes the Atlanta History Museum, the Cyclorama, the Centennial Olympic Games Museum, two historic homes (the Swan House and the Smith Family Farm), a research center and 33 acres of gardens."