Chris Evans makes it rain in Buckhead, launches his own "Captain America" currency

Chris Evans, in Atlanta filming "Captain America: Civil War," is not only a fine actor but a good sport.

The star dined at Chops Lobster Bar on Tuesday night, enjoying an eight-ounce filet with a steamed lobster tail.

Before his crime fighting resumed, Chris posed for this fun photo with some fellow diners and autographed a dollar bill for Chef Ryan Delesandro - after customizing it a bit! Hilarious!

[More "Captain America: Civil War" filming details and star sightings are below]

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

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