- Cajun & Creole
- Burgers
- Sandwiches
Front Page News
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Ratings and Reviews for Front Page News
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May 26 2012
David R. via Yelp
I've been here a few times, and I would give it an OK rating for overall food/ service. The food quality is fairly good, but could be more flavorful (their...read more
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May 19 2012
Alex C. via Yelp
A friend had a Birthday here and I had a GREAT time! The people, the laughs and the nice evening were all part of this, but the drinks and food also were...read more
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May 16 2012
Melanie S. via Yelp
We came here for lunch and had a good experience. We started out with a caesar salad and it was basic. Tasted fine but was nothing special. I liked their...read more
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Sep 26 2008
klee4685 via Citysearch
Front Page News' patio was a great find. The fountain is very relaxing and creates a great environment for a day date or casual b...read more
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Jun 23 2008
kermfan via Citysearch
Apparently my friends told me my review from before was too harsh. I will stand by my sit at the bar, not a table attitude. I ca...read more
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Jun 11 2008
maurose via Citysearch
I've eaten here twice. On both occasions, the service was barely adequate. Even though the restaurant wasn't crowded, I felt like ...read more
The Scene
Lush ferns, a trickling fountain, wrought-iron fencing and dark-wood accents welcome neighborhood residents and day-trippers to Atlanta's original counterculture area. The decor is a touch more modern than its sister restaurant in Midtown. Staying true to the theme of the restaurant, walls are covered with front-page newspaper clippings. An upstairs loft houses a few tables for intimate dining or cocktail sipping; the lower level is a mix of tables and booths.
The Draw
People come here for the cocktails and hearty Cajun-style fare. A make-your-own-bloody-mary bar beckons weekend revelers with an enormous array of hot sauces, spices, olives and mixers. While drinks are flowing freely, you can fill your belly on generous portions of po-boys, fried appetizers, seafood gumbo, burgers and crab cakes. Sunday brunch is also popular with omelettes and heaping sides like andoille sausage, bacon and grits.