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Grilled Faroe Island salmon over a spinach salad at Volare Bistro in Hapeville. / Photo by Ligaya Figueras

Credit: Rachel Taylor

Credit: Rachel Taylor

Grilled Faroe Island salmon over a spinach salad at Volare Bistro in Hapeville. / Photo by Ligaya Figueras
By Rachel Taylor
June 23, 2017

We took a food tour of Hapeville and discovered five different restaurants in one hour. Learn about all of the dining and drink options Hapeville has to offer from AJC's food and dining editor Ligaya Figueras.

A complete listing of Hapeville dining options can be found on the city's website.

Watch the food tour here:

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