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VOTING CLOSED: What is the best brunch dish in metro Atlanta? | Best of Atlanta

What to Know About the History of Brunch The word "brunch"— a blend of "breakfast" and "lunch"— first appeared in an 1895 Hunter's Weekly article by British author Guy Beringer. It reportedly caught on in the U.S. in the 1930s. Celebrities making transcontinental train trips often stopped in Chicago for a late morning meal. Hotels championed brunch since most restaurants were closed on Sundays. Soon, eateries began offering drinks, including now-signature brunch cocktails like bloody marys and mimosas. Ca
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March 16, 2020

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Biscuits and gravy or a full buffet? Sweet or savory?

When life returns to normal, we’ll all be heading out to brunch on the weekend. What dish will you make a beeline for?

For those who live OTP, check out these great options.

» 11 best brunch spots in Gwinnett County

» 5 great OTP brunches

» DeKalb County's best restaurants for brunch

If the pollen doesn't bother you, opt for an outdoor meal at one of these three favorite locations.

And don’t forget the mimosa. Most restaurants offer brunch cocktails to ease you into the weekend.

» 5 best bottomless brunch drink deals in metro Atlanta

» 3 must-try brunch cocktails in metro Atlanta

Now you can vote for the best brunch dish in Atlanta. Good luck choosing among these delicious offerings.

If you can't see the poll, click here.

Don't see your favorite on our list? Submit a write-in nominee by 6 p.m. Wednesday by emailing your pick to nancy.clanton@ajc.com. If enough people suggest your favorite, we'll add it to our poll.

The winner will be announced March 23.

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Nancy Clanton is lead editor for revenue content, but also writes stories about health, travel, events and entertainment. She also coordinates coverage of Pulse, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's digital magazine for nurses in the Southeast. A native of Knoxville and graduate of the University of Tennessee, she has worked at the AJC for 23 years.