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Dining along Buford Highway, A-Z

A dish for every letter of the alphabet along Atlanta’s international corridor
Falafel platter with rice, lettuce, tomato, grilled pita, and special white sauce from The Halal Guys. Photo credit- Mia Yakel.

Credit: Bob Townsend

Credit: Bob Townsend

Falafel platter with rice, lettuce, tomato, grilled pita, and special white sauce from The Halal Guys. Photo credit- Mia Yakel.
Oct 19, 2018

Hungry? Buford Highway is waiting for you. Click on each box below to reveal a dish for each letter of the alphabet.

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