About us
It is very important that we all make sure we can receive MeetUp messages on the fly in very short time.
Sometimes its necessary to contact members about an event - and sometimes that's within short hours of the event (like an hour or 2 or 4 before the event) - to check that you're still attending or whatnot. We've had where our members do not get messages - or don't respond to them - and as I hope you understand, that makes it close to impossible to run this group of over 500 people well enough to be fair to all of us and certainly to be considerate of the restaurants we attend.
I like to think of us all as friends - even if we're still to have met - and its best if we are all on that same page.
Join us to discover, and rediscover, restaurants in the Atlanta area. If you are up for some adventure, we will also plan some great foodie trips beyond Atlanta. So great food, great conversation and new friends? A winning combination. We keep our events small, so expect dinners for 4-8 members only.
What do we ask in return? That you check out the menu and check your calendar before signing up. No last minute cancellations, and definitely no "no-shows". It's unfair to the rest of the group AND to the restaurant. Anyone canceling same day or not showing up will be removed from the group. Policies may change for certain events so make sure to read the fine print!
Upcoming events
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Elektra (Avenue)
Elektra, 800 Rankin St NE,, Atlanta, GA, USJulia suggested a few restaurants, and among them was Elektra. It looks good so I scheduled a dinner there. Please join *Foodies Rock* and check it out!
Here's a link to the restaurant if you want to take a look: Electricity!
From the restaurant: After a day in the sun, Elektra, invites guests in with an airy, coastal-inspired design and a Mediterranean-influenced menu from Executive Chef Jonathan McDowell, offering entrees ranging from NY Strip Shish Kabobs to Mussels and Merguez, as well as side dishes and shareables like Prawns, Hummus, and Labneh.
6 attendees
Carlos Museum (docent tour)
Michael C. Carlos Museum, 571 South Kilgo Circle Northeast, Atlanta, GA, USI've been to the Carlos Museum a while back and I remember it being an impeccable museum, worthy of Emory's big bucks. And who doesn't like mummies? I want to go back, and they have docent led tours every Sunday at 2pm. How about joining me to check it out?
Here's a link to the museum if you'd like to look: (not Wendy) Carlos
From the Museum:
Sunday Public TourSunday, June 7, 2026, 2 – 3 p.m.
Explore the Carlos Museum with a drop-in docent-led tour! Sunday Public Tours are free with museum admission and no prior registration is required. Public Tours do have a limited capacity, and are first come, first served.
To join, simply meet your docent in the Rotunda on Level One at 2 p.m.
Event LocationRotundaDepartment / OrganizationCarlos Museum
9 attendees
246 (8, who do we appreciate?)
no. 246, 129 East Ponce de Leon Avenue, Decatur, GA, USI've been to 246 eons ago and remember loving it. I think I just had a steak. I want to go back, and I look for opportunities to hang out with friends. Please join me?
The restaurant webpage if you care to look: 2 4 6
From their website:
246’s reimagined direction marks a new era for the Decatur gem that pays homage to the old-school, Italian dining scenes of yesteryear.
Reminiscent of mob-style destinations with scenes of guests enjoying the likes of spicy rigatoni vodka & a bowl of meatballs in gravy in mind, the menu features a remixed, throwback to classics like a classic house-chopped salad, calamari marinara, fried house-made mozzarella & cheesy garlic bread al forno for the table, Nonna-approved pizzas and pastas, secondi crowd-pleasers like chicken al limone, shrimp scampi, bistecca alla Fiorentina & sizzling flounder piccata — plus a playful dessert menu, classic cocktails and a carefully curated wine list of American and Italian standouts.
6 attendees
Past events
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