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LUNCH: Roasted fall vegetables, lentils & radicchio vinaigrette includes broccoli, turnips and carrots AT Cakes & Ale. (styling by chef Billy Allin) (Photography by Renee Brock/Special)

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LUNCH: Roasted fall vegetables, lentils & radicchio vinaigrette includes broccoli, turnips and carrots AT Cakes & Ale. (styling by chef Billy Allin) (Photography by Renee Brock/Special)
By Laura Berrios
Jan 15, 2017

DeKalb County

• Cakes & Ale Restaurant, 151 Sycamore Drive, Decatur. 91/A

• Chong Qing Hot Pot, 5385 New Peachtree Road, Chamblee. 94/A

• Fountainside Café, 1680 Tullie Circle, Atlanta. 91/A

• Girgiro Ethiopian Restaurant, 3675 Clairmont Road, Chamblee. 91/A

• Leon's Full Service, 131 E. Ponce De Leon, Decatur. 89/B

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