Atlanta-Based Restaurants and Chefs Highlighted by Southern Living



For helpful ideas on how to spice up your cooking routine, pick up a copy of Southern Living magazine’s June food issue. In addition to fifteen pages of simple summer recipes, this special issue contains an “A-Z” guide to Southern food featuring many Atlanta-based restaurants and people. Turn to the section labeled “Q: The Culture of Smoke and Fire” to read about the rise of Georgia barbecue and the role of Atlanta-based up-&-comer’s Grand Champion and Heirloom Market in this movement. In the “V” section, discover how chef Stephen Satterfield at Miller and Union and chef Linton Hopkins at Restaurant Eugene are leading a vegetable revolution with their carefully crafted veggie plates.

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To learn more about Atlanta’s contribution to Southern food culture, drop by your local newsstand or visit SouthernLiving.com for your copy of the June issue. Extensive supplemental digital content will run for 30 days, beginning on May 23 at 1 p.m. EST with a live Twitter chat. Southern Living (@Southern_Living) will moderate the chat with a panel of experts.