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VOTE: What is the best patio in Atlanta?

These Atlanta restaurants made OpenTable’s top 100 spots for a big night out OpenTable just released its list of the "100 Best Restaurants in America for a Big Night Out," based on the most glowing OpenTable reviews for restaurants with delicious fare matched with the perfect backdrop for a fun night out. The Optimist, a swanky restaurant in West Midtown, made the top 100 list. The seafood spot is known for its popular oyster happy hour. Two Urban Licks, near downtown Atlanta, also made the exclusive l
By Jen West
April 2, 2018

The days of warm weather and sunshine are officially upon us.

This week's Best of Atlanta poll wants to find the best patios to sip on a drink while enjoying some of the best weather and food that Atlanta has to offer. Just for some context, this is the patio you all voted the supreme outdoor dining spot in 2017.

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Sip into spring with these five cocktails from metro Atlanta bars.

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Longing for an alfresco brunch experience? These three restaurants will hit the spot.

As we gear up for the perfect patio season, let us know where your looking forward to spending your days the most.

If you'd like to submit a write-in nominee for best patio, please email your pick to stephanie.toone@ajc.com.

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