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Chad: "The Brookhaven restaurant scene caters to a wide variety of tastes, lifestyles and demographics. From authentic Ethiopian cuisine or Korean deli on Buford Highway to fine dinning like Haven or family-friendly locations like Verde on Dresden Drive to popular Atlanta concepts like Café at Pharr or Noche at Town Brookhaven, there is something for everyone. Even more exciting is that it's only going to get better as the newly formed city continues to grow as a desirable residential area and destination for visitors from other parts of metro-Atlanta." Favorite restaurant: Kaleidoscope.

Credit: Becky Stein

Credit: Becky Stein

Chad: "The Brookhaven restaurant scene caters to a wide variety of tastes, lifestyles and demographics. From authentic Ethiopian cuisine or Korean deli on Buford Highway to fine dinning like Haven or family-friendly locations like Verde on Dresden Drive to popular Atlanta concepts like Café at Pharr or Noche at Town Brookhaven, there is something for everyone. Even more exciting is that it's only going to get better as the newly formed city continues to grow as a desirable residential area and destination for visitors from other parts of metro-Atlanta." Favorite restaurant: Kaleidoscope.
By Laura Berrios
Dec 21, 2016

DeKalb County

• Don Quixote, 5805 Buford Highway, Doraville. 93/A

• Haven, 1441 Dresden Drive, Atlanta. 91/A

• Paradise Biryani Pointe, 1540 Ave. Place, Atlanta. 80/B

• The One Sushi, 2523 Caldwell Road, Atlanta. 77/C

• Waikikie Hawaiian BBQ, 2160 Briarcliff Road, Atlanta. 86/B

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