UPDATED: Hurricane Irma: Which Atlanta restaurants are open or closed?

Atlanta has seen the worst of Hurricane -- now Tropical Depression -- Irma, but more than 1.3 million people across the state are still without power and cleanup could take weeks. While most Atlanta restaurants are open for business today, some are keeping their doors closed for one more day.

The following restaurants will be closed on Tuesday:

ExploreEinstein's

ExploreJoe's on Juniper

ExploreNine Mile Station

Peach & the Porkchop (will be closed until 11 a.m. Wednesday)

ExploreSkyline Park

South City Kitchen Buckhead (closed for lunch only)

ExploreSweet Auburn Curb Market

ExploreTabla

ExploreVillagio Gastro Italian

ExploreWatershed

For real-time updates regarding metro Atlanta restaurant openings and closings due to Hurricane Irma, follow @ATLDiningNews on Twitter . Metro Atlanta restaurants have been asked to tweet their Monday status using the hashtag #atlopen or #atlclosed.

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