9 places to eat if you're moving to Decatur

Any two sandwiches at Victory Sandwich Bar Two slices from Fellini's Cuban sandwich from Lazario's Cuban Cuisine Dragon Bowl from Dragon Bowl Small soup from Souper Jenny Grammy’s Glazed Meatloaf at South Cobb Diner A tall stack of pancakes and two eggs at Rise-n-Dine Pho at So Ba Pimiento cheese sandwich at Home Grown A six-pack of wings at Three Dollar Cafe

Considering a move to Decatur?

Not only is the area New York Times certified as "trendsetting," it's peppered with eateries you won't be sorry to have in your backyard.

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Craving a quirky sandwich? Need some tapas in your life? Have a few picky kids you need to feed? Decatur's dining scene can help you out.

So, while you're checking out homes in Decatur, take a moment to check out these notable spots, too.

Southern Sweets Bakery 

186 Rio Circle, Decatur

They call themselves "Atlanta's Homemade Secret for 20 years." Stop by Southern Sweets for a quick lunch or take one of their ridiculously good cakes to go. Southern Sweets sources their product to many Atlanta restaurants.

Leon's Full Service

131 E. Ponce de Leon Ave. Decatur

If you're looking for the perfect patio experience, it's happening at Leon's. The bocce ball court is perfect for family fun and your kids will flip over their French fries.

Already addicted to Leon's Full Service Warm Chickpea Salad? We've got the recipe for you here. 

Victory Sandwich

340 Church St.

 www.vicsandwich.com

For a quickly assembled, high quality sandwich, you need to try Victory. Almost all of their sandwiches are $4, so feel free to order two or three. If you want to upgrade your afternoon, try one of their boozy slushies and challenge your date to Ping-Pong.

Iberian Pig

121 Sycamore St.

For authentic Spanish tapas in a sexy atmosphere, Iberian Pig is the place to be. Hit this hot spot right on the square for their killer charcuterie program and fabulous cheeses.

Chai Pani

406 W. Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur

Decatur is full of authentic Indian food, but for a truly amazing experience, go to Chai Pani. This funky spot features chaat, Indian street sandwiches, unique salads and thali platters (special of the day). Many Decatur establishments are kid-friendly and Chai Pani is no exception. They have an excellent kids menu that is perfect for less adventurous eaters. But word on the street is Chai Pani makes a good cocktail for adult nights out, too. 

Revival

129 Church St., Decatur

If you're moving a family to Decatur, you need to plan a dinner at Revival. The restaurant offers family-style meals in an atmosphere designed to bring everybody together around the table, kind of like in the "good old days." Be prepared for gourmet southern cooking (the fried chicken is a must-order).

No. 246

129 E. Ponce De Leon Ave., Decatur

Here's your new pizza date-night spot. With all that downtown Decatur offers, a date night that starts at No. 246 is a great gateway to fun.

Kimball House

303 E. Howard Ave. Decatur

You're going to want to visit Kimball House's raw bar during its happy hours from 5-7 p.m. Monday through Friday. It features anywhere between 15 to more than 20 varieties of fresh oysters depending on the time of year.

Pinewood

254 West Ponce de Leon Ave., Decatur

Pinewood has a laid-back cool vibe that makes it perfect for those who want a hip place to enoy a well-made after work cocktail. Try snacking on some mini Logan turnpike cheese grit cakes with sweet chili aioli while you sip your drink.

Mara Davis contributed to this story.