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Winner: This was voted the best ZIP code in Atlanta | Best of Atlanta

30307 (winner) 30305 30030 30312 30004 30075 30060 30046 30337
By Kyle Nazario
March 18, 2019

It's time to crack the code on where Atlantans love to live and play. Atlanta stood up for its ZIP codes in our poll of the best in Atlanta.

Unfortunately, only one ZIP could win the title. The winner is…

30307 (Little Five Points/Inman Park) took first with 23 percent of the vote. Anyone interested in visiting should check out our flashback photos of Little Five Points and our list of 11 cool corners in the area.

Buckhead's 30305 got second. The Buckhead area is known for its beautiful homes and completely changing since the Super Bowl before last.

30030 in Decatur took third. The area is known for being an amazing surburb to live in and having great food.

Other ZIPs in the poll were 30312 (Grant Park, O4W, Cabbagetown), 30004 (Alpharetta), 30075 (Roswell), 30060 (Marietta), 30046 (Lawrenceville) and 30337 (College Park).

This is a different result than in previous years, like when Roswell won or Decatur took top prize.

While you're traveling around Atlanta, check out some great OTP cocktails or amazing places to eat when moving to Decatur. You can even check out some hidden gems in Gwinnett County.

ExploreTake a look at our latest Best of Atlanta winners and categories to get a glimpse at what AJC readers consider the bee’s knees.

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