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This election year has brought up some fascinating food-related biases in America. Who knew that a candidate’s healthy eating practices could be a detriment in some people’s eyes? Or that someone’s preferred salad green could mark him as elitist? (See below for our Best of Atlanta exit-poll respondents’ social-status-representing salad greens of choice) Thankfully, quality was a campaign booster for Atlanta’s restaurants. 2008 has been a banner year for new restaurants, better restaurant trends and better food all around. For the first time this year, Creative Loafing has named a Restaurant of the Year, a development we find exciting. And as always, we’ve scoured the city to find Atlanta’s absolute best eats. We offer our congratulations to the victoriously delicious candidates.

– Besha Rodell

Best Barbecue BOA Award Winner

Year » 2008
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2008 » Oral Pleasures » Critics Pick
Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q (Where to Eat Recommendation)

Best Bar Food BOA Award Winner

Year » 2008
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The Glenwood (Permanently Closed)

Best Wait Staff BOA Award Winner

Year » 2008
Section » Print Features » Special Issue » Best of Atlanta » 2008 » Oral Pleasures » Critics Pick
Nam (Permanently Closed)
Beauty and elegance congregate at NAM. This contemporary Vietnamese restaurant has a uniquely beautiful interior whose art celebrates the female form. The servers are immediate incarnations of that – gorgeous women in exotic garb who seem to drift through the dining room. The slender, mainly Asianmore...
Beauty and elegance congregate at NAM. This contemporary Vietnamese restaurant has a uniquely beautiful interior whose art celebrates the female form. The servers are immediate incarnations of that – gorgeous women in exotic garb who seem to drift through the dining room. The slender, mainly Asian staff may have you speechless, but don’t fret – they’re also helpful in describing menu items and, if asked, will give you their own (sometimes strong) opinions. We love women who aren’t afraid to speak their minds – which are, we’re sure, just as beautiful as their exteriors. less...