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Ray's In the City

The guide was updated: 2024-09-03

Fresh seafood flown in daily is a hallmark of Ray’s Restaurants. With 3 locations in the metropolitan area, Ray's In the City is a premium spot for seafood in downtown Atlanta. Visit Ray’s for a fine selection of fresh seafood, made-to-order sushi, and hand-cut steak in a casual yet elegant setting.

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Address: 240 Peachtree Street, Atlanta
Website: www.raysrestaurants.com
Public Transport: MARTA to the Peachtree Center Station
Phone: +1 404 524 9224

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Metro Cafe Diner

Metro Cafe Diner

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Busy Bee Cafe

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As the name suggests, they get quite busy here, but your wait will be rewarded with one of the best soul food in town. The Busy Bee is open since 1947 and have served from President Obama to civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. If you're looking for some good southern comfort food at affordable prices, you should definitely check this place out.

Holeman & Finch Public House

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Ria's Bluebird

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Flying Biscuit Cafe

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Miller Union

Miller Union

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Ok Café

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Ray's In the City

Ray's In the City

Fresh seafood flown in daily is a hallmark of Ray’s Restaurants. With 3 locations in the metropolitan area, Ray's In the City is a premium spot for seafood in downtown Atlanta. Visit Ray’s for a fine selection of fresh seafood, made-to-order sushi, and hand-cut steak in a casual yet elegant setting.

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