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AJC Spring 2015 Dining Guide: What's New?

141229-ATLANTA-GA- Dine review of Todd Ginsbergs new counters Yalla and Fred's Meat & Bread, inside the Krog St Market, on Thursday January 1, 2015. FOOD: Salatim Bowl at Yalla. (Beckysteinphotography.com) Salatim bowl at Yalla! (photo by Becky Stein)

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141229-ATLANTA-GA- Dine review of Todd Ginsbergs new counters Yalla and Fred's Meat & Bread, inside the Krog St Market, on Thursday January 1, 2015. FOOD: Salatim Bowl at Yalla. (Beckysteinphotography.com) Salatim bowl at Yalla! (photo by Becky Stein)
By John Kessler
April 24, 2015

And here we have it! The AJC's Spring Dining Guide 2015, featuring the new restaurants taking us in delicious new directions this season.

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