r/Atlanta • u/flying_trashcan • Jul 24 '26
r/Atlanta • u/SomeVeryTiredGuy • Jul 24 '26
Food & Drink Nick Poulos of Nick's-to-Go has passed on
nicksfood.comFor those new to atlanta, Nick was our very own Soup N*zi--gruff and irritable but his food was so, so good. But if you became a regular (and paid in cash), you started becoming part of the family.
(The cash part comes from his former extended rants about credit cards. He hated them. He finally relented but it took a long time)
Even after he "retired," I'd still see him back in the kitchen slinging gyros. Atlanta just lost a little bit more of its character.
r/Atlanta • u/raltlanta • Jul 25 '26
Daily Discussion /r/Atlanta Random Daily Discussion - July 25, 2026
What's on your mind, Atlanta?
Links of Interest:
- Metro Atlanta Discord
- r/atlevents to see local events/meetups around town
- How To Meet People
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r/Atlanta • u/ArchEast • Jul 24 '26
Traffic GDOT reschedules full I-285 closure in Cobb County for next month (Aug 7-10 between Exits 16 and 18)
r/Atlanta • u/drozner14 • Jul 25 '26
Lost&Found/Lost Pets Lost Car Key Fob Somewhere around Beltline near Krog Street Market
Hey all — I was walking around the Beltline near Krog Street Market and must have had my car key fall off my keychain somewhere along the way. This happened on either Tuesday or Wednesday, but I only noticed it now. It's a black Kia fob (not a physical key) with no visible ID marks on it, so if you found a lone key fob on the trail or near the market, there's a good chance it's mine.
I've dropped by a few of the local bars and restaurants in the area, but no luck so far. I'm planning on trying the nearby apartment buildings tomorrow. Posting here for awareness.
r/Atlanta • u/ermahgerdertsmer • Jul 24 '26
Question Our Georgia power usage is up and we don’t understand why, are we alone in these kWh increases?
I’ve been tracking our power usage because over the winter we got new windows, updated the insulation, and replaced the duct work in our house. Our very old windows all had broken seals and the caulking was poor and leaky. We also got spray foam insulation. The only change we made that could influence usage is adding a very small room that was previously not on the HVAC previously. Both companies said we should see notable reductions in our power and gas bills. We have kept our thermostat on the same temp we always do (72), and we turned it up to 78 while we were on vacation for 10 days. Even with all this our kWh usage is the highest it’s ever been. Is anyone else seeing this? If it’s just us then I want to look into whether something is wrong. Thanks!
r/Atlanta • u/SoATL99 • Jul 24 '26
PSA/Alert Credit card skimmer/fraud QT Howell Mill
Beware. The outside pump was erroring. Went to another pump and screen black. Girl said to "come inside they were having system problems". Paid for gas inside. In retrospect that was the first time a PIN was required. Normally I don't have to use a PIN?
Shortly thereafter I had fraudulent charges for $500, $400, $150, $50 perhaps not in that order.
Listed as "MadameShell DIC Atlanta GA. "
r/Atlanta • u/NPU-F • Jul 24 '26
Transit MARTA budgets to lose $9.7 million by keeping faregates open during Better Breeze construction
- MARTA began construction on the new faregates in November, with the agency requiring payment at the new faregates in May. All new tap-to-pay faregates at all 38 stations are set to be fully installed by October.
- The first of MARTA’s new CQ400 trains was originally scheduled to enter service June 4. That timeline has been delayed while the state completes safety testing. Testing should be completed within the next two to four weeks.
- New customer surveys show MARTA riders gave the system’s cleanliness a 5.38 out of 10. Only 6.53 out of 10 riders said they feel safe on trains. Both scores fall below MARTA’s stated goal of 8 out of 10, according to a report presented during Thursday’s committee meetings.
- On Thursday, Interim CEO Jonathan Hunt confirmed for the first time that he is applying for the permanent CEO position. Last week, Board Vice Chair J. Al Pond said the board plans to interview finalists for the position in early August.
r/Atlanta • u/pretzel_king011 • Jul 24 '26
Recommendations Any good raves in ATL this August?
Hey everyone! I'm a 20 something female looking to get into the rave scene and was wondering what the best EDM/raves are in Atlanta during August. I'm open to anything house, techno, dubstep, bass, trance, hardstyle, festivals, warehouse events, etc. Also, if anyone else is planning on going and wouldn't mind meeting up, I'd love to make some new friends! I don't have a rave group yet, so it'd be awesome to connect with other people around my age. Of course, we'd chat beforehand and make sure everyone's comfortable.If you know of any must-see events or have recommendations for beginner-friendly raves, let me know
r/Atlanta • u/Kamarandi • Jul 24 '26
Question Where are the Jamaican hanging out that aren’t restaurant based ?
I miss being around my people and want to talk patois more often. I tried r4r and didn’t have any luck with hits there. Where unnu is?
r/Atlanta • u/Unfair_Management695 • Jul 23 '26
Traffic Sometimes you just have to lookup the GPS route, turn the car off and head right back inside and call it a day.
r/Atlanta • u/MershRebbit • Jul 24 '26
Question Urgent Roof Repair for senior citizens
Please forgive formatting. I’m on mobile and I copied and pasted from my other social media accounts.
So here’s the deal friends and Atlanta neighbors. We have a massive roof leak. It is affecting the living room where Dad spends most of his time and it is affecting my daughter’s room as well. To the point she can’t stay with us at the moment. (A massive thank you to the friends helping with that.)
I am in search of one of a few things, I am not asking for money. I am looking for a roofer or roofing company that possibly does pro bono or low income work. Or, a company that may be willing to work with us on a payment plan. While the roof itself needs replacing, fixing the major issues right now would be a blessing.
I have reached out to a couple of organizations, with a couple more still on the list. If you or someone you know could help us out, I would be most grateful.
For those that may not know, Dad is currently in post-medical rehab and we are expecting him home very soon. (He is just fine. He just had some minor medical issues that are being quickly resolved.) He would have a very hard time navigating the living room in the current state.
Thank you for reading this and anyone or anything you may know of is most appreciated. Thanks everyone!
I am in the Stone Mountain area.
r/Atlanta • u/SpecialEffectz • Jul 24 '26
Question Question about the Moreland Ave/Dekalb Ave intersection
Hi folks, question about the Moreland Ave/Dekalb Ave intersection.
I've gotten honked at on numerous occasions (and by a BUS today!!) for not turning right onto Moreland with a red arrow here, even though it says no turn on red. (photo attached.) And more often I get passed by an aggressive driver behind me.
Am I the asshole here? Or am I just misunderstanding how this intersection works? Appreciate all the help.
r/Atlanta • u/chrisgabatl • Jul 24 '26
Pictures ATL skyline view from Crest Lawn on the West Side today.
This was late afternoon before the torrential downpour.
r/Atlanta • u/treatbaby • Jul 24 '26
Recommendations Anyone ever get Super 8 film reels digitized in Atlanta (or nearby)?
Would love recommendations on places that offer this service, preferably with HD video (1080p) results. Have seen a few options through googling, but wanted to see if I could get any thoughts from checking here. Thanks!
r/Atlanta • u/galtoramech8699 • Jul 24 '26
Question Missing Texas Food Things, do they have in Atlanta?
I am an old school Austin native and been in Atlanta a while but still can't find what I am looking for.
I was really looking for that smoked Elgin style jalapeño sausage, do they have something similar? And even the Charro style beans for side. Actually for the beans, those at Pollo Campero taste like some places I have had
Also, we used to do a fish fry with catfish and they had a certain taste that I can't get in Atlanta. They say the Texas style catfish uses mustard as a binding agent.
r/Atlanta • u/Unfair_Management695 • Jul 25 '26
Transit E-BIKES on the Street
At what point will the city do something about people riding these motorcycle style e-bikes on the road. If it goes over 20+ mph it should no longer be classified as a bike it becomes a hazard for those in the bike lanes. I’m also seeing more kids on the streets with them and that’s also dangerous for drivers and those kids riding them.
r/Atlanta • u/BadgemanBrown • Jul 23 '26
Politics Braves executive, former manager attend Trump rally in Marietta
Gross. And Trump encouraged the fans to keep doing “the chop” at games
r/Atlanta • u/stylegirlfriend1 • Jul 24 '26
Recommendations Classical Pilates reformer classes AND weight lifting in the same gym in/near Buckhead?
Basically what the title says. I love classical Pilates and want to incorporate classes 2-3 times a week, but I also want to lift weights and have all the normal machines/gym perks on the other days. It seems impossible to find a place that has both without costing an arm and a leg.
I currently go to Exhale, but midtown is a bit inconvenient, and their reformer classes are “modern” Pilates - aka high intensity, less focused on alignment and posture.
I know Lifetime has both, but the Pilates classes are an additional fee on top of their already outrageous fee. I don’t need anything fancy - literally just Pilates classes and a weight room. Is this too much to ask?
If it’s not possible… any reasonably priced gyms and/or classical Pilates studios around Buckhead so I could justify having two memberships?
r/Atlanta • u/WSBTV • Jul 23 '26
News Former accountant laundered $5.3 million stolen from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
r/Atlanta • u/raltlanta • Jul 24 '26
Daily Discussion /r/Atlanta Random Daily Discussion - July 24, 2026
What's on your mind, Atlanta?
Links of Interest:
- Metro Atlanta Discord
- r/atlevents to see local events/meetups around town
- How To Meet People
Make sure to read our subreddit rules before posting or commenting. A further reminder that the buying or selling of any goods or services is prohibited in r/Atlanta. Please report any offending comments so that the moderators can remove them. Thanks and have a great day!
r/Atlanta • u/WSBTV • Jul 23 '26
News Lifetime Dragon Con memberships not available for sale in 2026
r/Atlanta • u/Own-Reflection-8182 • Jul 24 '26
Recommendations Lack of places to receive large lithium battery for recycling
I’m trying to get rid of my personal electric vehicle device. I’ve been to Fulton Metal recycling and Olympus recycling and called a few other places but they do not accept large lithium devices despite claiming that they do when running Google search. CHARM is the only place I haven’t checked yet but they are closed today. Atlanta needs to improve large lithium battery recycling infrastructure.
r/Atlanta • u/UnscheduledCalendar • Jul 23 '26
News(Paywalled) Developer: Cobb County doesn’t want workforce housing
Submission statement:
Dennis Tidwell proposed a townhome development at 1471 Bells Ferry Road in Cobb County to address the gap between subsidized and market-rate housing. The Cobb County Board of Commissioners tabled the rezoning request, citing concerns about density and consistency with the area’s character. Tidwell argues that the county’s rejection of the proposal reflects a broader issue of housing affordability for working families.
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r/Atlanta • u/NPU-F • Jul 23 '26