DAY 1
Dinner: HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern
The food was delicious and safe! HOBNOB has some of the best homemade chicken pot pie I have ever had! They do not have any peanuts in their kitchen, so I was able to safely enjoy my meal. I definitely would come again.
Treat: Cake in the Box Bakery
We found this specialty bakery through Atlanta Dessert Guide on Instagram and wow, did this not disappoint! Trenise is beyond amazing and reassuring when it comes to delivering and making delicious homemade, nut-free sweet treats. She is also very accommodating. We ordered a dozen white chocolate raspberry cupcakes and we wish we ordered more. They are amazing and such a great find as the only 100% nut-free bakery in Atlanta!
Sightseeing:
Atlantic Station
DAY 2
Lunch: Hattie B’s Hot Chicken
“No nuts whatsoever here!” -from the chef directly with a thumbs up as I looked at him overjoyed. Hattie B’s fries in soybean oil and the food was excellent! The dirty bird fries are a must! The service was great and the staff was great with answering allergy questions!
Treat: Yay Beignet
Yay Beignet is the perfect place for beignets in ATL! They are hot, fresh, and delicious (better than the Disney beignets!) The salted caramel sauce was out of this world and, even better, it’s 100% peanut-free!
Sightseeing:
The National civil and human rights museum and Centennial Park
DAY 3
Dinner: Toscano Ristorante Italiano
The BEST Italian food! It was unlike any I have ever had and I cannot wait to come back. The staff was knowledgeable about allergies and made sure my food was away from any nuts in the kitchen as a precaution. The calamari, fettuccine alfredo, and the bucatini carbonara were phenomenal. Everything hot, fresh, and made from scratch. The pasta was some of the best I have ever had! True Italian food in Atlanta—reminds me of my dad’s!
Sightseeing/Venues: Ponce City Market
Ponce City Market is one of my favorite places! They had tons of food options, however it was hard at first being able to research the restaurants beforehand. It was a positive experience, though, because the majority of restaurants/ice cream places were able to accommodate my peanut allergy.
DAY 4
Dinner: Emmy Squared Pizza: Midtown
They made sure the pizza was prepared separately, away from the nuts they have in their kitchen. The pizza was Detroit style and reminded me a lot of a square slice from New York. It was delicious. Cheesy goodness! The pizzas are perfect size to share and will leave you quite full.
Sightseeing:
Buckhead and Smyrna general areas, ATL Beltline
DAY 5
Breakfast: Maple Street Biscuit Company Atlanta
We are big fans of Maple Street Biscuit Company! They have some of the best chicken, biscuits, and gravy. They are peanut-free and fry in vegetable oil.
Treat: Mary Mac’s Tea Room
When we went in to place our to-go order, the waiter took the time to go to the back and ask about allergens, informing us that their peach cobbler was safe for me to eat. After we placed the order, he went back to the kitchen again to remind them of my allergy and brought out our peach cobbler when it was ready, assuring us that it was made safely. It was absolutely delicious and the best way to end our trip! We will definitely be going back to try their fried chicken and mac + cheese!
